Before Michael Schenker joined, the band's very first valuable live sound source is recorded from the audience audience master discovered in recent years. This is a live performance from 1971, when Mick Bolton, who was the band's original guitarist, joined Phil Mogg, Pete Way, and Andy Parker. Recorded Kiel performance. Although it fades out in the middle of the final "Come on Everybody", the rest is a complete recording from the opening, consisting of numbers from the debut album "UFO1" released the previous year and "UFO2/Flying" released the same year. The set is too rare. By the way, the single "Come on Everybody" from his debut album became a smash hit, and in September of the same year, he performed in Japan for the first time. will be released only in Japan. Also, be sure to check out the fact that the official live performance includes four unrecorded songs. In addition, disc:2 includes a gig at the Marquee in London on February 22 of the same year, and although only three songs remain, it is the oldest existing live recording of the group, so as a fan, I still want to listen to it. disc 1 : 1. PRINCE KAJUKU/2. THE COMING OF PRINCE KAJUKU/3. LOVING CUP/4. WHO DO YOU LOVE/5. (COME AWAY) MELINDA/6. STAR STORM/7. SILVER BIRD/8. HOLD ME DOWN/9. BOOGIE (FOR GEORGE)/10. C'MON EVERYBODY (fade out) [Live at Fördehochhaus, Kiel, Germany 8th May 1971] disc 2 : 1. SILVER BIRD/2. STAR STORM/3. BOOGIE (FOR GEORGE) [Live at Marquee Club, London UK 22nd February 1971] Phil Mogg (vo.) Mick Bolton (G) Pete Way (B) Andy Parker (Ds)
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