This driving rocker has plenty of classic UFO sound built into it. It also has some killer guitar soloing.

It seems to run straight into the next tune, a riff driven rocker that fits well in the UFO catalog. The instrumental section gets pretty intense and metallic.

This drives in very metallic. It turns more toward melodic rock for the entrance of the vocals. It still retains some of that metal edge throughout, but it’s definitely tempered by more of a pop rock sound.

The opening section here includes some particularly meaty guitar work. The track works out from there with style. This is another that’s pretty much trademark UFO, but it feels meatier than the last one did.

Another that isn’t a big change, this is just more meaty UFO hard rock.

Starting with a mellower, keyboard oriented section, this track gets into more traditional UFO zones as it continues. It’s another that fits well in the catalog without really standing out.

This starts with an extensive guitar solo. Eventually that gives way to sort of a bluesy rocking motif that has plenty of UFO trademark sound built into it. The guitar work gets really intense later.

A fairly standard UFO hard rocker, this is classy stuff, but not really standout.

This trademark UFO tune gets a solid live telling here. They take it into something different mid-track that doesn’t work as well. It’s more sort of generic rock. Once it comes back into the meaty stuff, though, it really redeems itself.