Oh man, these are really the most popular releases yet! The actual russian govt actually unclassified 3 hundred documents! Check them out at ufosecretXnet (replace X with . )
The Wild, The Wiling, And The Innocent is their best post Schenker album. I saw them on the Mechanix tour in '82 and was hoping they'd play songs from it. They did.
As much as I am a fan of Schenker,I've always liked the Paul Chapman UFO albums the best. All of the post-Schenker/Tonka lineups of UFO doesn't quite cut it for me.
This was also a great lineup of UFO was fortunite enough to see them open for ozzy on mechanix tour me and my buds didn't realise they were going to be that good they blew us away
I must say again that even though the Schenker era represents the legacy of the band to the hard rock world, The Wild the Willing and the Innocent LP is one of my favorits. PChapman gave the band some sort of "English taste" that fitted precisely in the UFO sound. This song proove this statement.
I love Schenker era UFO, but having said that the wild, the willing and the innocent, in My opinion, is Their most mature work, obsession being the other. Very underated album.
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mogg may have had the greatest voice in rock and roll. and schenker may have been rock's greatest guitarist. but ufo had very few great SONGS. there just weren't any really talented SONGWRITERS associated with the band, and for some reason they were averse to doing covers of songs by superior "outside" talents. (as a general rule.)
Are you serious? For me, UFO are all about the songs. Yes, Mogg was a good singer, and Schenker (in his prime) was an outstanding guitarist, as best demonstrated on Strangers in the Night. But what keeps bringing me back to that album, even after nearly 30 years of playing it, is the quality of the songs. Just outstanding.
Mate, you're kidding, surely? This'un, Anyday, Profession of Violence, Love to Love, Lights Out, I'm a Loser, Pack It Up...jeez, just about any album with Schenker and/or Tonka is packed with classics.
yuh. the average mogg song is probably better than ninety nine percent of all "rock and roll." but while mogg's songs are "very good," those of phil lynott (and ray davies, mick farren, steve van zandt, and a few others) are capable of achieving a kind of transcendent "excellence" that moggie is only very rarely able to reach. when compared with the VERY best of rock and roll, phil mogg's songs generally come up a little bit short...............
i think mogg and schenker (and mogg and tonka), by virtue of their style and professionalism, are able to "put over" songs that would otherwise seem pedestrian. what we respond to when we listen to ufo is their TALENT, not the quality of the songs PER SE. and i think that it's for this reason that they never did become "superstars" in the broader pop world.....................
@jonbecker03 get a clue. moog hit it perfect almost every time he wrote about being lonely. which he wrote about LOTS.recheck their catalogue....rockbottom,lonelyheart,out in the streets,i could go on and on.....
This is incredible, never saw it before. The Wild The Willing And The Innocent is my favorite post-Schenker UFO album. Saw them live in April '82 on the Mechanix tour but they played saveral songs from WWI. Chapman and Carter were great for the band.
Great to see this again. Unlike most of my buddies I bought No Place to Run and Wild Willing Innocent. I loved em. Paul and Neil brought great material out of UFO. I'll never forget that Sax sole in Chicago on the WWI tour. It was not only very different. it was great
that gibson hollowbody that neils playing actually belongs to phil , ive played it b4 at his house, great guitar , is a lot smaller then it seems , neils not very big
THE BEST! regardless! from one of their best lp/cds too. You do great coming up with this! (wonder if it's possible to obtain this personally anywhere?) thanx again
i think paul chapman is the greatest of all time hes just the best dad ever.... if anyone has any more videos of him i would love to see them i was s young at the time when he hit the big time that i love seeing vids of him!
The wild, the willing and the innocent was a fine album. Obviously Paul "Tonka" Chapman didn't have Schenker's abilities, but he had a style that fit right in with UFO's sound at the time. UFO with Chapman was far better than MSG.
paul is only guitarist who can be i ufo if not michael what a joke fucking vinnie moore bollocks i refuse to listen to them with vinnie n especially the horrid remakes in the showtime stuff omg blasphemy
I was surprised to see this video on here. I love this song. I agree with LBjim - TWTWTI is a great album. I think it was underrated because Michael didn't play on it, so people immediately didn't like it.
Never seen this video. I knew it was out there. I love this era of UFO. It seem they expanded musically. The sax on this song surprised me, but it fit well. TWTWTI is a great LP..OUT!
Terrible video. Muffled sound. Fantastic song. Thanks for posting!!! Sits in my record collection.
1963vintage 1 year ago
shiiiit
roverto83 1 year ago
id give anything for a good ol girl that loves this ( around my age 23 ) lol
killuminati63 1 year ago
@killuminati63 A lot of women like UFO even if they are not heavy rock fans. Just play the right songs.
vntr2006 1 year ago
Oh man, these are really the most popular releases yet! The actual russian govt actually unclassified 3 hundred documents! Check them out at ufosecretXnet (replace X with . )
vesparulez 1 year ago
FIND THE LYRICS @ EasyLyrics . org/?artist=Ufo&title=Lonely+Heart
easylyrics3 1 year ago
I never would have had an appreciation for the Europeon rock bands, hadn't i'd been stationed in Germany in the 80's and glad I did...
patientlionsfan 1 year ago
The Wild, The Wiling, And The Innocent is their best post Schenker album. I saw them on the Mechanix tour in '82 and was hoping they'd play songs from it. They did.
Mystifier122 2 years ago
magufo1, I agree on Mechanix, but I would replace no place to run with Making Contact...
patientlionsfan 2 years ago
thats a good one too....(Diesel in the Dust
)
ufomsg1 2 years ago
gave you an awesome
queenhunter2009 2 years ago
@queenhunter2009 led zepelin no more
roverto83 1 year ago
buenisimo !!!
ruymxsx7 2 years ago
Loved this whole album! brings back great memories!
gman5531 2 years ago
Phil, Pete, Paul, Paul, and Andy. One of my favorite lineups!
mcsantiago64 2 years ago
wat the fucking hell
cuti34me 2 years ago
As much as I am a fan of Schenker,I've always liked the Paul Chapman UFO albums the best. All of the post-Schenker/Tonka lineups of UFO doesn't quite cut it for me.
irvan36mm 2 years ago
This was also a great lineup of UFO was fortunite enough to see them open for ozzy on mechanix tour me and my buds didn't realise they were going to be that good they blew us away
lrewopf 2 years ago
Saw the same show in Wichita, Ks. but UFO was plagued with bad sound that night.
mcsantiago64 2 years ago
I must say again that even though the Schenker era represents the legacy of the band to the hard rock world, The Wild the Willing and the Innocent LP is one of my favorits. PChapman gave the band some sort of "English taste" that fitted precisely in the UFO sound. This song proove this statement.
pafemo 2 years ago
English taste... ha. You could be right, but better not tell Paul that Cardiff's been moved into England tho...
:-)
bleepyF 2 years ago
So, apologizes to Paul... I didn't know that. Then, congratulations to the best guitar player from Wales.
pafemo 2 years ago
I've seen it before but I since changed accounts, must add to my favs and VOTE AGAIN! hahaha Love Paul with his Biches!
MetallicBill 2 years ago
Actually, Mr. Chapman borrowed a Bich or two from someone else, as I recall him stating on his PChapman . com website some time back
MetallicBill 2 years ago
so...mushypucker.......i suppose ac/dc should have left the bagpipes out of "long way to the top" then.... according to your logic.... jesus......
andrewf2 2 years ago
i just love this song cause its like, wow hes still singing about those heartbreakers haha
gorgonslave 3 years ago
The best album from this band, awesome song!
Hypergavras 3 years ago
i do hate the sax makes it sound 2 cheesy but cudnt imagin this song wiv out it 2bh
vinniemooreufo 3 years ago
Sax was just something Neil Carter could add, something he also knew how to play
MetallicBill 2 years ago
I love Schenker era UFO, but having said that the wild, the willing and the innocent, in My opinion, is Their most mature work, obsession being the other. Very underated album.
deldine70 3 years ago 2
I agree 100%.
fredhetz 3 years ago
One of the underrated bands from the early "heavy metal" era. Leppard, Maiden, Saxon and Priest owe these guys a huge debt.
These guys were metal before there was metal. I haven't heard a bad tune from these guys yet.
These guys DO NOT get a decent shake on US Classic Rock stations.
NewMexicoSunset 3 years ago 4
DAMN RIGHT, MY FRIEND!!!
MetallicBill 2 years ago
why was the studio version of this song removed from the site? i had it on my favourites & its been removed. sound quality of this is shite!
dudeman40b 3 years ago
I always thought UFO were one of the best hard rock acts ever. The stuff after Schenker was great also!!!!
RikkiX69 4 years ago 5
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mogg may have had the greatest voice in rock and roll. and schenker may have been rock's greatest guitarist. but ufo had very few great SONGS. there just weren't any really talented SONGWRITERS associated with the band, and for some reason they were averse to doing covers of songs by superior "outside" talents. (as a general rule.)
jonbecker03 4 years ago
Are you serious? For me, UFO are all about the songs. Yes, Mogg was a good singer, and Schenker (in his prime) was an outstanding guitarist, as best demonstrated on Strangers in the Night. But what keeps bringing me back to that album, even after nearly 30 years of playing it, is the quality of the songs. Just outstanding.
peterpringle01 4 years ago 5
Mate, you're kidding, surely? This'un, Anyday, Profession of Violence, Love to Love, Lights Out, I'm a Loser, Pack It Up...jeez, just about any album with Schenker and/or Tonka is packed with classics.
BrunswickDeath 3 years ago
yuh. the average mogg song is probably better than ninety nine percent of all "rock and roll." but while mogg's songs are "very good," those of phil lynott (and ray davies, mick farren, steve van zandt, and a few others) are capable of achieving a kind of transcendent "excellence" that moggie is only very rarely able to reach. when compared with the VERY best of rock and roll, phil mogg's songs generally come up a little bit short...............
jonbecker03 3 years ago
i think mogg and schenker (and mogg and tonka), by virtue of their style and professionalism, are able to "put over" songs that would otherwise seem pedestrian. what we respond to when we listen to ufo is their TALENT, not the quality of the songs PER SE. and i think that it's for this reason that they never did become "superstars" in the broader pop world.....................
jonbecker03 3 years ago
Well, I maintain that the quality of a hell of a lot of the Schenker/Tonka period numbers was incredibly high, so we'll agree to disagree, friend.
BrunswickDeath 3 years ago
@jonbecker03 get a clue. moog hit it perfect almost every time he wrote about being lonely. which he wrote about LOTS.recheck their catalogue....rockbottom,lonelyheart,out in the streets,i could go on and on.....
tnc1221 1 year ago
pete way is my grandad
xxhsm12xx 4 years ago
This is incredible, never saw it before. The Wild The Willing And The Innocent is my favorite post-Schenker UFO album. Saw them live in April '82 on the Mechanix tour but they played saveral songs from WWI. Chapman and Carter were great for the band.
Mystifier122 4 years ago
VERY GOOD SONG!!! I LOVE IT!!!
kckyourassMETAL 4 years ago
Great to see this again. Unlike most of my buddies I bought No Place to Run and Wild Willing Innocent. I loved em. Paul and Neil brought great material out of UFO. I'll never forget that Sax sole in Chicago on the WWI tour. It was not only very different. it was great
Napanookie 4 years ago
that gibson hollowbody that neils playing actually belongs to phil , ive played it b4 at his house, great guitar , is a lot smaller then it seems , neils not very big
chefjameso 4 years ago
THE BEST! regardless! from one of their best lp/cds too. You do great coming up with this! (wonder if it's possible to obtain this personally anywhere?) thanx again
fogbeet 4 years ago
i think paul chapman is the greatest of all time hes just the best dad ever.... if anyone has any more videos of him i would love to see them i was s young at the time when he hit the big time that i love seeing vids of him!
liltonka86 4 years ago
The wild, the willing and the innocent was a fine album. Obviously Paul "Tonka" Chapman didn't have Schenker's abilities, but he had a style that fit right in with UFO's sound at the time. UFO with Chapman was far better than MSG.
sudameriquen 4 years ago
paul is only guitarist who can be i ufo if not michael what a joke fucking vinnie moore bollocks i refuse to listen to them with vinnie n especially the horrid remakes in the showtime stuff omg blasphemy
paulkcormier 4 years ago
British TV - Top of the Pops circa 1981. I have this poster LOL
GreenBayLA 5 years ago
Yeah, I had this poster to. I bought it in late 81. Those were the days!!!
LBjim 5 years ago
Was this from "Making Contact"?
cjessmer 5 years ago
The Wild, The Willing and The Innocent :-)
tretre462 5 years ago
@tretre462 I just downloaded this albom on i-tunes !!! Great album !!
rzak1961 6 months ago
@tretre462 I just downloaded this albom on i-tunes !!! Great album !!
Ohh..and I'm flying to Vegas from Buffalo a day early to see UFO on Sept 23rd !!!!
rzak1961 6 months ago
I was surprised to see this video on here. I love this song. I agree with LBjim - TWTWTI is a great album. I think it was underrated because Michael didn't play on it, so people immediately didn't like it.
bingefeller 5 years ago
Never seen this video. I knew it was out there. I love this era of UFO. It seem they expanded musically. The sax on this song surprised me, but it fit well. TWTWTI is a great LP..OUT!
LBjim 5 years ago
Back to when UFO ruled the world, with or without Schenker. Paul Chapman rocks!
RockbertoRocks 5 years ago