While I know Michael Schenker is generally considered a heavy metal artist, I think most times he's more hard rock. I would include this compilation album, originally released in 2020 to be metal. This includes live recordings along with studio tracks. There are a couple UFO songs and a Scorpions piece included here. All in all, this works pretty well, although the recording quality is uneven and the live tracks seem to cut off abruptly at times. The picture disc looks great.

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Fierce, heavy and decidedly metallic, this is a real powerhouse. This definitely makes me think of early Scorpions in some way, but the guitar solo section takes it into some seriously technical zones.

This song is listed as closing the first side of the record, but it actually starts the second. It's played pretty close to the Scorpions version. The instrumental section later takes it firmly into Schenker solo style, and we get some more audience participation.