UFO – Lights Out (Vinyl) Original New Zealand Pressing
Chrysalis Records (1977)
$40.00
Actual 1977 First New Zealand Pressing In Fantastic Condition! High Gloss Laminated Cover With Pinched Spine. Labels Are Clean. Rated Amongst The Best Of UFO Albums, With Michael Schenker On Guitar.
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Actual 1977 First New Zealand Pressing In Fantastic Condition! High Gloss Laminated Cover With Pinched Spine. Labels Are Clean. Rated Amongst The Best Of UFO Albums, ‘Lights Out’ Features Michael Schenker On Guitar.
Condition – Vinyl: NEAR MINT!
Condition – Cover: NEAR MINT!
Side 1:
Too Hot To Handle
Just Another Suicide
Try Me
Lights Out
Side 2:
Gettin’ Ready
Alone Again Or
Electric Phase
Love To Love
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Lights Out is probably the best studio document of what elevated UFO above the '70s hard rock fray -- a lost gem. Lights Out is probably the best studio document of what elevated UFO above the '70s hard rock fray. Within a Euro-blues framework, the classic lineup that lasted from Phenomenon through Strangers in the Night incorporated challenging dynamics, epic balladry, and a more than occasional sensitivity. On Lights Out, all three of these traits come together in powerful fashion, most notably on the space rocker-cum-ballad "Love to Love," where a ridiculously heavy intro gives way to flourishing poetics. "Gettin' Ready" and an oddball Love cover, "Alone Again Or," also showcase the band's sensitive ambiguities, never compromising the group's overarching hard edge. Not enough can be said either about UFO's stand-out individual performances, particularly Phil Mogg's street level vocals, which no doubt greatly influenced Joe Elliot and Paul Di'Anno. Then, of course, there's the matter of Michael Schenker's deservedly lauded lead guitar. Expressive and bluesy with a tone nearing perfection, even the more pedestrian tunes are made worthwhile due to a Schenker solo. Lights Out holds up well; its subtleties are worth mentioning because the band always make it a point to rock hard, and the playing is always on. Almost completely overlooked stateside, Lights Out is a lost gem.