I talk about him - course I'm, a nobody lol. Actually I have emailed him through his website and he has always responded and is way cool. If I may - the Vinnie Moore albums don't get the credit they deserve. In my opinion the tune Black and Blue on the Monkey Puzzle has Mr Parkers best drumming that I've heard on any UFO song. It is frigging violent and it sounds like he's smacking the drums using telephone poles for sticks. I would suggest that you check it out!
UFO has had to work for every bit they get. This is a working man's band no free fame and fortune for them. God Bless Phil and company for keeping up the fight. They are way better then they get credit for over their career.
Mr Eddie Brown i was into UFO Ever since ready willing and innocent and mechanix lps and in the internet i am going toorder the mechanix white tour shirt..😁😄
These guys are getting ready to fucking retire after 50+ years and they're still playing with more energy and vigor than most bands do after 10 years. Look at Alan Parker ripping around that kit like he's 22! A well deserved rest fellas. But God are we going to miss you.
Some of Vinnie Moore's finest playing with soul and feel mot just shredding a million notes Rip all that played in UFO Pete, Paul, Tonka, still a great a band all who played in UFO top notch musicians
Great band, one of my faves since 1974. Sad that Paul Raymond passed away, but great to see the return of Neil Carter on guitar/keys and vocals in his place. Anyone that can't see the energy on display here is apparently blind. For a bunch of guys in their 60's+, they certainly deliver the goods.
In 1979 we were supposed to get Van Halen in our small local college gym. They cancelled, and the promoter told us to keep our tickets and show up anyway. We did, and it was Judas Priest opening for UFO. Best concert I ever saw. I was 14. Hardest rocking show ever. Glad to see them still going (whatever the lineup)
Please don't retire yet Phil........you and UFO have plenty of power and energy left and you are shooting at full blast!!!!! Give us an álbum or two with the great Neil Carter.
Man that's a tiny stage. Such a shame that a band so talented with such a long history aren't still playing to arena's, they should have been much bigger than they were. Never got their due.
I remember buying the Strangers in the night album when it came out.........still is in my top 10 favorite's of all after all these years. Vinnie Moore really does a great job on Schenker's riffs, great video......really enjoyed it!
I heard UFO at a friend's lil theater in corol stream next door to Chicago it was great trip down my life as. As ateen playing high energetic progress I've rock nroll. I never heard Shankar in no Body I love UFO lived out songs that w4ote
Some day my wife told me: take a look at news, somebody of UFO has just died. I was shocked to learn that was Paul whom I had seen live a fre months earlier. To be frank, I thought the news would be about Pete... What a fine classy gesture on the part of Neil to lend them a hand. He certainly did not have to do that. For an accomplished music teacher and examiner to go on the road for months, something he did not do for years, had to be quite an effort but he did it anyway to save his old pals mid-tour. Memory to poor Paul and hats off to Neil Carter.
Big Neil Carter he is so dam good, saw him mostly with gary moore and ufo, ,he said he would never tour again after garys death......rip gary and paul we love u......
Neil is an amazing fit. Crazy good rhythm guitar sound! I may see them near Jacksonville after the first of the year. Missing the great Mr. Raymond, regardless.
UFO is my only band of my young memories alive -remembering the day /life in 80s lifelines even though I have other's fav' bands Still loves it and greets u all the UFO band members coz you d made an endless music for us Your every songs takes me right back to my younger age when I heard any UFO songs /tunes ..great great thanks for upload From Nagaland India.
I saw them days later on Staten Island .What a great show! I waited 39 years to see them! Blue Oyster Cult were great too! I got to see home town hero Richie Castellano kick ass .
My first ever gig at the age of 15 was UFO at the Edinburgh Odeon in January 1980. It was absolutely amazing. They are one of Britain's greatest ever rock bands in my opinion. Was really sad to hear of the death of Paul Raymond. Also sad to hear this is their last ever tour. Thanks for all the music and the great memories of my early teenage years going to great gigs.
Saw UFO back in 81/82 at Ipswich gaumont, pretty sure the line up was “Tonka” Chapman/Mogg/Parker/Way and Carter. “The wild, the willing and the innocent” is one of my favourite rock albums in the collection
I saw UFO open for Ozzy in Oklahoma City in 1982 and I didn't know either band I've been a huge fan ever since. Incidentally Randy died about 6 weeks later in Florida. I also saw Pete Way's 'Waysted' open for Crue then Ozzy at the Boston Garden 3 years later.
Amazing to see Neil back even after the loss of Paul..Wish Pete Way, Paul Chapman, Michael Schenker had been there....Wow Phil sounds great right out the gate from Mother Mary onward as does the rest of the band..Neil is breathing new life into the band..Andy sounds as good as the 70's....I love Vinnie playing on Mother Mary--he's really coming around.I hope Phil reconsiders retirement..the band is clearly on a roll and re energized especially with Neil
@@suequick334 No, because both of those albums, along with No Place to Run are just as good as the Schenker albums. If you actually heard them, you would most likely agree. Paul Chapman was a great guitar player
Quite impressive. Although I'm missing Schenker whenever I hear UFO, I must admit that Vinnie does a fine job on guitar and the band is tight as ever. Wish they would not have retired, but maybe its true that nothing lasts forever ... Thanks for posting!
first rock album I ever bought was phenomenon, saw them in the 70s at the odeon new street Birmingham,that loud the walls cracked .great to see they are still going. respect!!!!!
In a business that chews you up and spits you out, which has happened to so many now, it's a miracle to see this at 50 years...... that's true love of rock n' roll daddy !......amazing !
I met Phil Moog and the boys during the Vistors tour glasgow a recieved autographs , certainly did rock out out neckwas sore two days after some serious headbanging. Happy retirement lads only wished i went tosee themin there prime..😁😅
So many great songs and so many good memories. Nice to hear these guys continuing to share their talent. Thanks for posting this very entertaining show!
UFO was my favorite band as a teenager, I saw them front row on no place to run and with MS too. But Vinnie Moore is outstanding and Phil sounds incredible here, never to old to rock n roll
In his defense , he does know quite a lot of bands and players, like how could he not?? as he's been in the business for over 30 + years ,the man has lots of connections!, but that being said, he can get a bit on the over bearing side!
Where are the years going ! I've grown up and I'm getting old with these guys . Good old Phil still rocking out and sounding great. Like one of the other comments a guy mentions a time machine....please include me and get us back to the 80s . I think Paul Raymond's replacement is doing a good job , well into what he's doing . Well done guys great show , thanks for the upload 🤘👍
The best live band ever. Never got to the arenas but they're a club band anyway. Had a ticket for Athens and am heartbroken that it was cancelled but Phil's health comes first. Get well Mr Mogg! If that is the end then they can be rightly proud of their catalog!
How happy I am watching recent videos of those Classic Rock Bands: UFO, The Sweet, and from Brazil Casa das Máquinas. I hope I can see UFO live this year, it depends on my vacations. I watched a live show of Casa das Máquinas, a 70's Classic Brazilian Rock Band, and it was wonderful, they read my message in TH-cam, which made me very very happy!!! Long Live Rock'n'Roll!!!!!
Obviously Neil is enjoying this temporary return to rock stage, a break from his routine of being a teacher and examiner (clarinet class) in a musical college. At some moments he look very much like Pete Townshend :-)
Wow, this is still really great stuff. Hearing them for centuries, but didn't know that they're still on stage. Really straight to the point Rock at its best. And the lead guitar and the singer is still awesome -wait, still the whole band - rock on guys :-) Thanks for the upload
Saw them in 1980 or 81. Shencker had left but they were great, Force It is my favourite album. Thanks for posting this, Phil was always worth watching and still is.
The last time I was in Jergels I was too drunk and got escorted out. Hahaha Great place to go for music from our generation. Jergel's Rhythm Grill baby!
THANKS SOO MUCH for the UPLOAD !! Great Capture ! I missed em this year ! This is one of the best videos I have seen yet ! Phil STILL Sounds great ! at 71 !! all the grunge bands can suck it - half of em are dead and the other ones are all in rehab. Meanwhile the real bands are still out doing what WE ALL Love !!! Saxon, UFO, Priest, Maiden, Sabbath, MSG - Rock will Never DIE ! , UP THE IRONS MFs !!!! Oh and RIP to Dio, Randy Rhoads , Y&T and Molly Hatchet !
Seen them once in Sherport Louisiana in 1977 with Rush. What a great show. I was 17 years old a senior in high school. Been listening ever since. Hopefully they come back to Louisiana.
this was great to see that they still have it . I saw them back in 83 with Paul Chapman and Neil carter and then Paul Raymond in 86 . This performance took me back and is just as good as those gigs .Theyve lost nothing
SERIOUSLY impressive! Parker sounds so solid...Phil sounds great...lead guitar excellent...they nailed the tempos of each song and kept the energy...these guys are in their 70s for gosh sakes...come on! the music you listened to in your youth is what you will rock out to as grandpas...crazy...can you imagine if you were 16 in 1987? you will be listening to RATT at 80!
I saw them at The Wolf's Den In CT on Nov 2, I thought it was the very last show w/ Phil, possible UFO , But to my amazement and giddy Pleasure they are doing more shows in the Northeast in January and February.I am so There, can't wait .I love this band.Oh yeah, bringing my sign again.
I was there, what an awesome show..the place was packed!!!! It was a crappy set up since the folks on the outside couldn't even really buy any merch!!😠😠😠
@@waynegagnon474 no argument there... But that is how the band makes money nowadays and it was a shame that people were denied the chance to help them out.
I remember in 79 or 80 that UFO sold out long beach arena in less than an hour. Paul Chapman on lead guitar but Phil was singing Pete handled the bottom end, Paul R covered rythym Guitar and Keys and of course Mr. Parker kept time. What a great frigging show. Saw them with Saxon in 2017 at Anthem at Sioux City Hard Rock. That was intimiate but this stage is even smaller. Paul Raymond was playing that nite. Neil Carter is ok - he looks a bit like Pee Wee Herman to me. I really enjoy Vinnies 5 cd's with UFO - his style suits them as he obviously wrote them. Not a big fan of this bass player - but ya gotta admit he has huge shoes to fill. An impossible task. Andy Parker is just a steady solid drummer - exactly what you want in a rock band. And of course Phil is Phil - just an amazing singer, frontman, lyricist, showman, on and on. This band is criminally underrated. And has been forever - I'm not sure this is true but I understand on their first tour they played the Last Supper. BAM - please note that is not meant as an insult - this band has been around a long time and I for one have enjoyed every minute!!
Almost like the forgotten band. Under rated and they deserve all the praise and accolades.. Good on them for keep rocking all these years and not giving a crap.
Wow, just came across this. I saw UFO in 78 at the St Paul Civic Center Theatre. The guest band was Mott the Hoople. I won tickets from KQRS on a trivia question call in. I will never forget it and I was 13. Lights Out became and still is one of my favorite songs. Reflecting back, I feel like I saw the very beginning of Hair band music?
Also…. Massive thanls to Andy Parker… 40 years behind the drums and noone ever talks about him…
I talk about him - course I'm, a nobody lol. Actually I have emailed him through his website and he has always responded and is way cool. If I may - the Vinnie Moore albums don't get the credit they deserve. In my opinion the tune Black and Blue on the Monkey Puzzle has Mr Parkers best drumming that I've heard on any UFO song. It is frigging violent and it sounds like he's smacking the drums using telephone poles for sticks. I would suggest that you check it out!
So true an original member and a highly under rated drummer
One of the Greatest Bands Ever!!!!!
THE greatest band ever!!!!!!!
For sure.
💯🤘🤘🤘🤘
I agree at all .....
UFO has had to work for every bit they get. This is a working man's band no free fame and fortune for them. God Bless Phil and company for keeping up the fight. They are way better then they get credit for over their career.
I completely agree!!!!
Webrider357
Well said SIR!
@@williambaxter4628 very well said such a great band
Damn all that writing and not mention of Paul Raymond???
They have to work really hard because they don't have a top hit song. Still trying to write it I guess
Saw UFO in 2017 glad I did. Most underrated rock band ever.
No doubt. No place to run, 1 of the best rock n roll albums of all time
now thats a rock band - he still has a stunning voice , this could be 79 and not 2019 just sounds amazing
Been a fan ever since 1978, when "Obsession" was playing in a record store when I walked in. Thanks for the great music, guys.
Mr Eddie Brown i was into UFO Ever since ready willing and innocent and mechanix lps and in the internet i am going toorder the mechanix white tour shirt..😁😄
UFO, is awesome. Been a fan around same time.
Exactly how it happened for me. I originally went there to get a kiss album. Glad I went when I did
These guys are getting ready to fucking retire after 50+ years and they're still playing with more energy and vigor than most bands do after 10 years. Look at Alan Parker ripping around that kit like he's 22! A well deserved rest fellas. But God are we going to miss you.
Some of Vinnie Moore's finest playing with soul and feel mot just shredding a million notes Rip all that played in UFO Pete, Paul, Tonka, still a great a band all who played in UFO top notch musicians
Age defying performance. They are not old but maturely young living legends.
Great band, one of my faves since 1974. Sad that Paul Raymond passed away, but great to see the return of Neil Carter on guitar/keys and vocals in his place. Anyone that can't see the energy on display here is apparently blind. For a bunch of guys in their 60's+, they certainly deliver the goods.
metal jim I met Mr Paul Raymond after the vistors show glasgows garage venue currently owns five albums of there backcatalogue
In 1979 we were supposed to get Van Halen in our small local college gym. They cancelled, and the promoter told us to keep our tickets and show up anyway. We did, and it was Judas Priest opening for UFO. Best concert I ever saw. I was 14. Hardest rocking show ever. Glad to see them still going (whatever the lineup)
Boy, that is not a bad replacement at all man!
Saw the same tour with Judas priest open for them on Frederick MD at s small venue Weinberg center. Killer show
That was a good swap IMO!
The best concert everyone sees is when they're 14 - including today's 14 year olds.
@@jamesbrookfield104 Same here, 14 years old and in Chicago ( Strangers in the night)
Saw UFO so many times back in the 80's. Never understood how they never got the fame and fortune Iron Maiden did. Good to see them still going.
Please don't retire yet Phil........you and UFO have plenty of power and energy left and you are shooting at full blast!!!!! Give us an álbum or two with the great Neil Carter.
He has some miles on him, but nobody this old is still this good, so he should keep on rockin
@@timpenfield5 Sammy Hagar & Ozzy are still this level of good. Damn good.
Man that's a tiny stage. Such a shame that a band so talented with such a long history aren't still playing to arena's, they should have been much bigger than they were. Never got their due.
Very true , but some bands that were bigger than ufo back in the day are forgotten or get laughed off the stage today because they suck.
If schenker wouldn't of bailed in 78 they probably would have, you are right a damn shame this bad will never be recognized for it's greatness
Fully agree.... kind of a small way to go out... Schenker was right. he should have attempted to have gotten Pete Way and him back at least..
@@ChristopherKarl I'm not even sure Pete can perform anymore he destroyed his health with booze and drugs just a shame
@@pbberkstresser7803 your giving schenker way too much credit ! He plays to the same crowds !
…..such a treat to see Phil 50 years later 🍻 late night 4/12/24 cheers
Phil Mogg has the most amazing Vocals!!!🤘🤘
Mehr braucht es nicht! Einfach nur kernige Rockmusik. UFO for ever!!
Exactly
saw UFO the first time in about 1977, have seen them 4 or 5 times I guess. Always a great time.
I remember buying the Strangers in the night album when it came out.........still is in my top 10 favorite's of all after all these years. Vinnie Moore really does a great job on Schenker's riffs, great video......really enjoyed it!
Vinnie Moore 💪👍
I heard UFO at a friend's lil theater in corol stream next door to Chicago it was great trip down my life as. As ateen playing high energetic progress I've rock nroll. I never heard Shankar in no Body I love UFO lived out songs that w4ote
John, I remember too. Bought mine in Lancaster, Ohio.
Strangers in the night from 1979, best HR-live-album ever.....fantastic!
Hell yeah
We Belong To The Night....rockin' super tight. Impressive. Thank You UFO
Phil Mogg and Andy Parker. Partners in crime since 1969.
Not continually, but yeah... Parker has been a drumming favorite forever and nobody writes like Phil (and Pete).
that'd be a good title for an album 👍🏻
Saw them at Leeds uni,in 78.
His voice is still good.
Phil,keep rollin and writing.
We've lost so many of our Hero's.
Quite incredible Phil’s still standing and having those pipes
For the saddest of reasons, Neil Carter is back, but boy... he looks positively thrilled to be back!
yes, the death of gary was very bad for him, he gave away all his guitars
@@aqualifewolfgangtheilig Gary?
@@aqualifewolfgangtheiligAre you referring to Gary Moore???
It was great for Neil to step in for the late great Paul Raymond!!
One of the greatest rock bands of all time!
Just wow.
Timeless rock starz.
I lived this stuff back when.
The great Neil Carter returns to the fold. R.I.P. Paul Raymond
DEMS WAS THE DAYS WURM, both Carter and Paul were amazing,
Some day my wife told me: take a look at news, somebody of UFO has just died. I was shocked to learn that was Paul whom I had seen live a fre months earlier. To be frank, I thought the news would be about Pete... What a fine classy gesture on the part of Neil to lend them a hand. He certainly did not have to do that. For an accomplished music teacher and examiner to go on the road for months, something he did not do for years, had to be quite an effort but he did it anyway to save his old pals mid-tour. Memory to poor Paul and hats off to Neil Carter.
@@greg-warsaw4708 Amazing talent joined and left this band over the years , then came back. etc,,, including Jason Bonham, I LOVE ALL UFO.
That's "Professor Carter"!!😀😀😀
@@spuds6423 yes.THE ROCK & ROLL PROFESSOR
Big Neil Carter he is so dam good, saw him mostly with gary moore and ufo, ,he said he would never tour again after garys death......rip gary and paul we love u......
What a great band UFO is and the fact that they still tour is awesome they are underrated
Thank you for the music over the years UFO !
Neil is an amazing fit. Crazy good rhythm guitar sound! I may see them near Jacksonville after the first of the year. Missing the great Mr. Raymond, regardless.
what a band one of the best britain has produced have seen them many times will miss them
I think they are done. What a rock band.
LOVE the fact that the camera shows the whole band so you get to watch them all. Great...
UFO is my only band of my young memories alive -remembering the day /life in 80s lifelines even though I have other's fav' bands Still loves it and greets u all the UFO band members coz you d made an endless music for us Your every songs takes me right back to my younger age when I heard any UFO songs /tunes ..great great thanks for upload From Nagaland India.
Still sounds amazing...Should be playing stadiums..Best band of all tine,....RIP PETE PAUL AND PAUL...Glad Phil reconsidered retirement
That kicked some ass,but I wouldn't expect nothing less from the mighty UFO
I saw them days later on Staten Island .What a great show! I waited 39 years to see them! Blue Oyster Cult were great too! I got to see home town hero Richie Castellano kick ass .
Awesome show. Great to see Neil Carter filling in for the late Paul Raymond (RIP). He did a great job (as usual).
My first ever gig at the age of 15 was UFO at the Edinburgh Odeon in January 1980. It was absolutely amazing. They are one of Britain's greatest ever rock bands in my opinion. Was really sad to hear of the death of Paul Raymond. Also sad to hear this is their last ever tour. Thanks for all the music and the great memories of my early teenage years going to great gigs.
Saw UFO back in 81/82 at Ipswich gaumont, pretty sure the line up was “Tonka” Chapman/Mogg/Parker/Way and Carter. “The wild, the willing and the innocent” is one of my favourite rock albums in the collection
Yes
Great album.
I saw UFO open for Ozzy in Oklahoma City in 1982 and I didn't know either band I've been a huge fan ever since. Incidentally Randy died about 6 weeks later in Florida. I also saw Pete Way's 'Waysted' open for Crue then Ozzy at the Boston Garden 3 years later.
Yes Rob. I really liked that to. When they opened with letting go. Awesome shows
багодарим за видео..концерт..
Thankyou Metal K. I subscribed to your channel.
Amazing to see Neil back even after the loss of Paul..Wish Pete Way, Paul Chapman, Michael Schenker had been there....Wow Phil sounds great right out the gate from Mother Mary onward as does the rest of the band..Neil is breathing new life into the band..Andy sounds as good as the 70's....I love Vinnie playing on Mother Mary--he's really coming around.I hope Phil reconsiders retirement..the band is clearly on a roll and re energized especially with Neil
Thanks for the upload .. The Wild, The Willing And The Innocent and Mechanix are the two most underrated, overlooked albums in all of rock history
Why???
Because they were the Paul Chapman albums
@@suequick334 No, because both of those albums, along with No Place to Run are just as good as the Schenker albums. If you actually heard them, you would most likely agree. Paul Chapman was a great guitar player
@@bailey___mixd Couldn't agree more! NPTR is number one for me 👍
Quite impressive. Although I'm missing Schenker whenever I hear UFO, I must admit that Vinnie does a fine job on guitar and the band is tight as ever. Wish they would not have retired, but maybe its true that nothing lasts forever ... Thanks for posting!
Agreed Schenker's UFO years were his (and their) very best years, but ya gotta admit UFO is still a kickass band.
Great song list, been a fan for many years and they still can rock 👍
first rock album I ever bought was phenomenon, saw them in the 70s at the odeon new street Birmingham,that loud the walls cracked .great to see they are still going. respect!!!!!
Respect to u, u were a young guy with great taste
In a business that chews you up and spits you out, which has happened to so many now, it's a miracle to see this at 50 years...... that's true love of rock n' roll daddy !......amazing !
I met Phil Moog and the boys during the Vistors tour glasgow a recieved autographs , certainly did rock out out neckwas sore two days after some serious headbanging. Happy retirement lads only wished i went tosee themin there prime..😁😅
The Classic Sensational Alex Harvey Band's "Faith Healer" for intro...
wuauuuuuuuuuuuuuuu gran banda UFO,Los vi por primera vez en el Paso Texas con Head Easten 1979, Maravillloso!!!
Saw them in Manhattan and Staten Island New York on the 30th and 31st. Thank you so much for this video.
So many great songs and so many good memories. Nice to hear these guys continuing to share their talent. Thanks for posting this very entertaining show!
Always liked the Carter era UFO, they should have opened "We Belong to the Night">"Let it Rain" and moved "Mother Mary" later
Good god! They are killing it! Vinnie is on fire! Thank you for posting
UFO was my favorite band as a teenager, I saw them front row on no place to run and with MS too. But Vinnie Moore is outstanding and Phil sounds incredible here, never to old to rock n roll
Amazing the band has been going for more than 50 years now and Phil is in his 70's....damn I feel old
I saw them in Pittsburgh in 1979 at the Stanley Theater. AC/DC was the opening band
Real Rock from UFO 👍🏻
Love UFO, great hard rock band,for years now. For me the two best guitarists were Schenker & Tonka 🤘🖤
This was great show....I was so glad I made it all the way from Syracuse!!!
Always loved this band.
Saw them twice and Schenker's MSG twice in early 1980's Liverpool Empire..good times, this is only a small venue but at least they're still going.
Think I went to those gigs myself at the empire..!!
Saw them at the Empire myself ;) loved UFO then and now
UFO has always been my top 5 bands going back to 1976 when I first learned of the band. Keep on rocking UFO!
As I was 14 I saw UFO the first time.
It was outstanding, really great.
I was blown away.
One of the best Classic Hardrockbands!
I saw them 1976 chicago
EDDIE TRUNK IS IN THE FRONT YELLING "I KNOW UFO''
That's awesome...
In his defense , he does know quite a lot of bands and players, like how could he not?? as he's been in the business for over 30 + years ,the man has lots of connections!, but that being said, he can get a bit on the over bearing side!
@@MrRugbyloosehead Haha yeah. They've been his favorite band for awhile. Dude geeks out big time on 'em
Sean = Hilarious & made me laugh!
Isn't that so true. He's spent his entire adult life name dropping. Very funny!
Vinnie Moore killing it. Actually the whole band killed it!
Where are the years going ! I've grown up and I'm getting old with these guys . Good old Phil still rocking out and sounding great. Like one of the other comments a guy mentions a time machine....please include me and get us back to the 80s . I think Paul Raymond's replacement is doing a good job , well into what he's doing . Well done guys great show , thanks for the upload 🤘👍
Seen UFO 1979 headline with Judas Priest and Molly Hatchet front row. It was AMAZING 🤘😎
Straight foward Rock n Roll !! Ya got to love it..One of the best all the way around..can't get much better than this !
The best live band ever. Never got to the arenas but they're a club band anyway. Had a ticket for Athens and am heartbroken that it was cancelled but Phil's health comes first. Get well Mr Mogg! If that is the end then they can be rightly proud of their catalog!
OMG! That's Neil Carter! I loved the Carter era. Great musician! Also, Andy Parker! Awesome!
How happy I am watching recent videos of those Classic Rock Bands: UFO, The Sweet, and from Brazil Casa das Máquinas. I hope I can see UFO live this year, it depends on my vacations. I watched a live show of Casa das Máquinas, a 70's Classic Brazilian Rock Band, and it was wonderful, they read my message in TH-cam, which made me very very happy!!! Long Live Rock'n'Roll!!!!!
Carter has given them a kick and they are awesome live. We need a live album from this tour.
Obviously Neil is enjoying this temporary return to rock stage, a break from his routine of being a teacher and examiner (clarinet class) in a musical college. At some moments he look very much like Pete Townshend :-)
@@greg-warsaw4708 haha yes,he has quite a beak on him
This band was never given radio play, truly a shame as they dominated many bands of the day.
Wow, this is still really great stuff. Hearing them for centuries, but didn't know that they're still on stage. Really straight to the point Rock at its best. And the lead guitar and the singer is still awesome -wait, still the whole band - rock on guys :-)
Thanks for the upload
Saw them in 1980 or 81. Shencker had left but they were great, Force It is my favourite album. Thanks for posting this, Phil was always worth watching and still is.
I had seen them on the No place to run tour way back with Cheap trick! 1980/81 ish Loud and awesome!!! 😁
Phil moog is brillant ufo ever
Наконец-то более-менее качественное звучание и картинку концертника на ю-туб. За это громадный плюс.
OMG they sound so great after all those years....!!!!
Andy is absolutely Fabulous on the Drums!!!😎💯👌🤘🤘💪💪💪
What a voice.
OUTSTANDING
The last time I was in Jergels I was too drunk and got escorted out. Hahaha Great place to go for music from our generation. Jergel's Rhythm Grill baby!
My first concert was Eddy Money, Cheep Trick and UFO at the Chicago Auditorium on 42nd and Halstead back in 1977. What a long strange trip it’s been
THANKS SOO MUCH for the UPLOAD !! Great Capture ! I missed em this year ! This is one of the best videos I have seen yet ! Phil STILL Sounds great ! at 71 !! all the grunge bands can suck it - half of em are dead and the other ones are all in rehab. Meanwhile the real bands are still out doing what WE ALL Love !!! Saxon, UFO, Priest, Maiden, Sabbath, MSG - Rock will Never DIE ! , UP THE IRONS MFs !!!! Oh and RIP to Dio, Randy Rhoads , Y&T and Molly Hatchet !
I drove to this show from Buffalo. MANY thanks !
Lights out. Best song by my second favourite band. Great guitar by Vinnie. About 100 years since I saw them in my youth. Ahhh!
Seen them once in Sherport Louisiana in 1977 with Rush. What a great show. I was 17 years old a senior in high school. Been listening ever since. Hopefully they come back to Louisiana.
this was great to see that they still have it . I saw them back in 83 with Paul Chapman and Neil carter and then Paul Raymond in 86 . This performance took me back and is just as good as those gigs .Theyve lost nothing
SERIOUSLY impressive! Parker sounds so solid...Phil sounds great...lead guitar excellent...they nailed the tempos of each song and kept the energy...these guys are in their 70s for gosh sakes...come on! the music you listened to in your youth is what you will rock out to as grandpas...crazy...can you imagine if you were 16 in 1987? you will be listening to RATT at 80!
lead guitar is vinnie moore man.
I saw them at The Wolf's Den In CT on Nov 2, I thought it was the very last show w/ Phil, possible UFO , But to my amazement and giddy Pleasure they are doing more shows in the Northeast in January and February.I am so There, can't wait .I love this band.Oh yeah, bringing my sign again.
Thank you for letting me know. I live in MA and did not know UFO were still a band.
I was there, what an awesome show..the place was packed!!!! It was a crappy set up since the folks on the outside couldn't even really buy any merch!!😠😠😠
@@spuds6423 most of the mech was sold out anyway, and overpriced in my opinion.
@@waynegagnon474 no argument there... But that is how the band makes money nowadays and it was a shame that people were denied the chance to help them out.
@@spuds6423 So True...!!!!
My older brother took me to see them in 1978 at Blackburn King George's Hall. Loved 'em ever since.
I remember in 79 or 80 that UFO sold out long beach arena in less than an hour. Paul Chapman on lead guitar but Phil was singing Pete handled the bottom end, Paul R covered rythym Guitar and Keys and of course Mr. Parker kept time. What a great frigging show. Saw them with Saxon in 2017 at Anthem at Sioux City Hard Rock. That was intimiate but this stage is even smaller. Paul Raymond was playing that nite. Neil Carter is ok - he looks a bit like Pee Wee Herman to me. I really enjoy Vinnies 5 cd's with UFO - his style suits them as he obviously wrote them. Not a big fan of this bass player - but ya gotta admit he has huge shoes to fill. An impossible task. Andy Parker is just a steady solid drummer - exactly what you want in a rock band. And of course Phil is Phil - just an amazing singer, frontman, lyricist, showman, on and on. This band is criminally underrated. And has been forever - I'm not sure this is true but I understand on their first tour they played the Last Supper. BAM - please note that is not meant as an insult - this band has been around a long time and I for one have enjoyed every minute!!
I saw that tour with UFO and Saxon as well at this same venue. 10/11/17
***U*F*O*** 👌🤘👍
Absolutely brilliant now the live album please.
We saw the Waukegan, IL show Feb 14. 2020. Great! Last good thing before the virus stuff started!
"Love to Love" has got to be one of the greatest make out songs, ever!!!😀😀😀😀😀
If you didn't have this on your "mix tape", you ain't gettin' any!!!!😉😉😉
Almost like the forgotten band. Under rated and they deserve all the praise and accolades.. Good on them for keep rocking all these years and not giving a crap.
Wow, just came across this. I saw UFO in 78 at the St Paul Civic Center Theatre. The guest band was Mott the Hoople. I won tickets from KQRS on a trivia question call in. I will never forget it and I was 13. Lights Out became and still is one of my favorite songs. Reflecting back, I feel like I saw the very beginning of Hair band music?