this is the best studio effort from my beloved british band. 8 songs only. what a shame!
too hot to handle opens the record. a heavy riff with a catchy chorus.
just another suicide, great song, not played life, but a great one, courtesy of phil.
try me, what a ballad! for showtime dvd it was recorded with violins. it is a nice song, but somehow it was forgotten, but not by me :-D
the title track shows aggresivity and force. it is a powerful song melodic, and it seems you are gettin' out of hell. a true classic. mandatory in every concert. gettin' ready and electric phase are just average, and then we come to a cover song, alone again or, which just fits in ufo style. very catchy too. i would say it is an amusement from the band.
the best way to close an unforgettable record is with another memorable song: love to love. the solo is really incredible. the song is absolutely majestic, awesome. michael is a genius, but i have to admit that the song played by paul chapman in rockpalast 80' is slightly different but absolutely impressive and is able to make the people believe it is from his own. paul's performance is incredible, and the band stays at the same high level.
it is a classic record that ... was made in 77'??? so what?
10/10 brilliant timeless
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