Among the professional shots left by UFO while Michael Schenker was still in the band, the live footage from the Roundhouse in London, England, both in 1975 and 1977, is known as a classic. This work "ROUNDHOUSE 1975 & 1977", which couples these two into one, was well received by fans when it was released last time, with fans saying that "you can enjoy the classics in excellent quality". This time, this high-quality video title will be newly released as a bonus disc for "LIVE FORCE", a masterpiece that represents UFO bootlegs, and indeed all hard rock live albums! With the video and audio, you can get a deeper understanding of UFO's live performances at the height of their power. The video from December 18, 1975, recorded in the first half, is from a live performance after the release of "FORCE IT", and features Michael, Phil Mogg, Pete Way, Andy Parker, and former Heavy Metal Kids member Danny Peyronel on keyboards and side guitar. The album contains about 24 minutes of music, mainly from the opening song "Out In The Streets" to the "FORCE IT" number. The image quality, with clear outlines of the figures and no color bleeding, will convince the viewer of the master quality. Phil's performance, which is also youthful in looks, gives a sense of power and momentum unique to this era. Michael's guitar already has a sharpness that leads to the present, and his talented playing is a must-see. The second song, "All Or Nothing," is a cover of a song that SMALL FACES made into a hit in '66. This song was a standard for UFO when Danny was in the band, and a take that was said to be an "unreleased studio track" was also included in the remastered version of "NO HEAVY PETTING" released in 2007. Fans will be happy to enjoy this song, which is also included in "LIVE FORCE," with an excellent professional shot. The third song, "This Kids," which was also a highlight of "FORCE IT," is a heavy and powerful performance that attracts fans' attention, and is also a highlight here. In contrast to the catchy tune of the following "Shoot Shoot," these two songs make up a part you can't miss. The last song is "C'mon Everybody," a rock 'n' roll standard that the band had been a staple of since before Michael joined the band, and ends on a light note. Don't miss Phil's passionate performance with his shirt off. The next three songs, about 15 minutes long, are footage from June 12, 1977, after the release of "LIGHTS OUT," in which the keyboard player was replaced by Paul Raymond from Danny Peyronnel. Although it is not as clear as recent digital materials, it is bright and fresh enough for footage from nearly 35 years ago. The screen, which exudes the texture of film, gives the viewer a retro and unique impression, and you can feel the atmosphere of that time. The properly mixed line sound source is also worth listening to, and fans will enjoy both the screen and the performance. From the hot performance of the new songs "Lights Out" and "Too Hot To Handle", you can feel the energy unique to the golden lineup that colored UFO's peak in the '70s. In particular, "Lights Out" is an excellent take with Michael's guitar shining brightly in both the backing and solo! Finally, "Let It Roll", which was not included in the '75 take, decorates the closing with a punchy performance. The video is just under 40 minutes long with 8 songs in total, but the contents of this work are the best quality ever in terms of both image quality and sound quality in addition to the original menu. There are no overlapping songs in both '75 and '77, so fans will be able to enjoy it from the opening to the closing in one go. By comparing the two, you can intuitively understand the changes in the band, such as the impact that the change of keyboard player had on the band! This is a must-have title for fans, coupling the definitive version of UFO's bootleg recordings, "LIVE FORCE", with the same period's live performances with superb video. Enjoy the energetic and passionate UFO live performance through both sound and video! Roundhouse, London, UK 18th December 1975 & 12th June 1977 PRO-SHOT Live at Roundhouse, London, UK 18th December 1975 1. Out In The Street 2. All Or Nothing 3. The Kids 4. Shoot Shoot 5. C'mon Everybody Phil Mogg - Vocals Michael Schenker - Guitar Pete Way – Bass Andy Parker - Drums Danny Peyronel - Keyboards Live at Roundhouse, London, UK 12th June 1977 6. Lights Out 7. Too Hot To Handle 8. Let It Roll Phil Mogg - Vocals Michael Schenker - Guitar Pete Way - Bass Andy Parker – Drums Paul Raymond – Keyboards
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