One of UFO's unsung classics !

Review Score: (10/10)
There has always seemed there was a bit of a backalsh and prejudice to any album released by this band after the departure of the inestimable Michael Schenker. This is unfortunate in that UFO released some albums post Schenker that featured some of Phil Moggs finest writing and the bands tightest playing. The truth is Schenkers replacement, Paul Chapman, worked in part because his style was so different. History has rightly given him a reputation as a "smokin " player and this album bears this out. This was the first UFO album that was self produced and they "underplayed" it somewhat. This lent some class to a disc released in a genre defined by excess. The riffs are economical and are played within context of "the song" "Makin' Moves" "Long Gone" "Wild, Willing and the Innocent" "Chains Chains" are classics that define that genre known as class British hard rock released at the height of NWOBHM. The album closes with "Profession of Violence" which is UFO at its most subtle and emotional. This disc has fetched large dollars on online auction sites based on it's reputation as a true classic, so this is a real opportunity to get this while it is back in print. Enjoy !

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