Obsession/No Place to Run [Import]

Obsession/No Place to Run [Import]

Track Listings

1. Only You Can Rock Me

2. Pack It Up (And Go)

3. Arbory Hill

4. Ain't No Baby

5. Lookin' Out for No. 1

6. Hot 'N' Ready

7. Cherry

8. You Don't Fool Me

9. Lookin' Out for No. 1 (Reprise)

10. One More for the Rodeo

11. Born to Lose

12. Alpha Centauri

13. Lettin' Go

14. Mister Train

15. Fire Burns Tonight

16. Come in the Night

17. Young Blood

18. No Place to Run

19. Take It or Leave It

20. Money, Money

See all 21 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
1994 BGO release, a two-on-one featuring the hard rocker's Chrysalis albums 'Obsession' (1978) and 'No Place To Run' (1980) together on one CD, and digitally remastered with faithfully restored artwork & extensive sleeve notes. 21 tracks total, including 'Hot N' Ready', 'Looking Out For No.1', 'Born To Lose' and 'Anyday'.

Album Description

1994 BGO release, a two-on-one featuring the hard rocker's Chrysalis albums 'Obsession' (1978) and 'No Place To Run' (1980) together on one CD, and digitally remastered with faithfully restored artwork & extensive sleeve notes. 21 tracks total, including 'Hot N' Ready', 'Looking Out For No.1', 'Born To Lose' and 'Anyday'.

Customer Reviews:

Maximum bang for the buck.......2004-03-03

As UFO twofer's go, you just can't beat this one. Two of their most accomplished albums back to back on the same disc. Obsession is an album that even the casual UFO fan will be familiar with, but the surprising "No Place To Run" should not be overlooked. Obsession is notable as Michael Schenker's final UFO album and the song lineup is impressive. UFO classics Only You Can Rock Me, Pack It Up And Go, Hot N Ready and Cherry all resided on the album, and while it wasn't quite as good as previous effort Lights Out, it's pretty close. What makes this twofer better than the No Heavy Petting/Lights Out album is No Place To Run's superiority over No Heavy Petting. Despite the fact that UFO was not anywhere near as influential or popular by the time No Place To Run was released, the album is a scorcher. Paul Chapman's guitar playing allowed them to keep the legend alive when Michael left without so much as a hiccup. This isn't to say that the No Heavy Petting/Lights Out twofer isn't a vital disc in it's own right. As a matter of fact, owning these two UFO twofer's could conceivably be considered an ultimate UFO collection. There would be a few gaps, but nothing that Essential couldn't fill, and lately it comes cheap.

A Pure Classic produced by the Beatles' George Martin.......2001-11-11

This album shows how some decent material can be elevated by a great producer; even w/out guitar-wiz Schenker, UFO manages to put out one of its best albums, with tight melodies and songwriting, Phil Mogg's pinnacle as a vocalist, and Chapman doing an admirable and inspired job taking over for Schenker. It's unfortunate it was all downhill for the band after this release. Buy it, let it soak in, and you'll be pleasantly surprised. The mix is a bit dry and flat for the bass, but it's punchy nonetheless. Letting Go, Mystery Train, This Fire Burns Tonight, No Place to Run, and the powerful Anyday are all standouts.

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Obsession/No Place to Run
UFO
Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000BRAY26
Release Date: 1996-11-21

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