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Obsession
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0072435213102
Format: Original recording remastered, Import
Item Dimensions: 21
Label: Caroline
Manufacturer: Caroline
MPN: 21310
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Caroline
Release Date: August 16, 1999
Studio: Caroline
Disc 1:- Only You Can Rock Me
- Pack It Up (And Go)
- Arbory Hill
- Ain't No Baby
- Lookin' out for No. 1
- Hot 'N' Ready
- Cherry
- You Don't Fool Me
- Lookin' out for No. 1 (Reprise)
- One More for the Rodeo
- Born to Lose
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UFO was my favorite band during my high school years, and I've rediscovered them recently through some discs given me by my cousin. "Obsession" was the last production of the classic lineup that featured Michael Schenker on guitar, and it's a collection of almost uniformly great songs. "Arbory Hill" is a pretty bad musical interlude, but it has the virtue of being very short. The only reason I remove a star is that I don't care for the buzzy quality to Schenker's guitar on this album. Standout ... Read More
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It's all been said before. This is their best studio recording. If you like UFO;don't go without this one.
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I'm having a really hard time understanding why Obsession is included with the classic era UFO releases, because it doesn't contend with any of the other albums from that era. Everyone asks why there wasn't more from this album used on the live album which was released just after it Strangers in the Night, well it's pretty obvious considering the band said they didn't like Obsession and that it was recorded before this album was released so they were only playing a few ... Read More
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This is UFO at their best. Hard rocking metal songs with smooth sweet interludes. A must for a hard rock collection.
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UFO should have been primed for major US success after the release of 1977's 'Lights Out' and the June 1978 release of its immediate followup 'Obession'. However band chemistry (both literally and figuratively) was always teetered on self-implosion and the tour to support 'Obsession' proved to be the final straw that broke UFO's legendary lineup and any momentum that was needed to reach superstar status. The present record, again produced by Ron Nevison, featured a more bombastic sound and top gloss ... Read More
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