UFO Walk on Water [SHM-CD] Japan Music CD

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Content Introduction UFO, the British hard rock band formed in the late 1960s and still enjoying immense popularity worldwide, is releasing their 1995 album "Walk On Water" in Japan for the first time in approximately 29 years since its original release in 1995. Furthermore, this reissue features a different jacket from the original and is a newly remastered SHM-CD. This work caused a stir at the time as it marked the return of Michael Schenker, a guitar hero who enjoys immense popularity in Japan and is known as "God," to the band after more than 15 years since his departure in the late 1970s, and featured the band's golden-era lineup. In addition, this work was produced by Ron Nevison, who produced their representative works "Lights Out," "Obsession," and "Strangers in the Night." One of the notable points of this work is that it recreates the simple yet solid and tight British sound of yesteryear. The songs on this album, created with Michael's participation, exude a dark and mysterious atmosphere, yet retain their signature melodies, impressing fans with their classic UFO sound. Furthermore, the album concludes with newly recorded (at the time) versions of their signature songs, "Doctor Doctor '95" and "Lights Out '95," a welcome gift from the band to fans who had waited so long for their reunion. [Track Listing] 1 A Self Made Man 2 Venus 3 Pushed to the Limit 4 Stopped By a Bullet (Of Love) 5 Darker Days 6 Running on Empty 7 Knock, Knock 8 Dreaming of Summer 9 Doctor Doctor '95 10 Lights Out '95 Media Reviews and More UFO, the British hard rock band formed in the late 1960s and still enjoying immense popularity worldwide, will have their 1995 album "Walk On Water" reissued in Japan for the first time in approximately 29 years since its original release in 1995. This work caused a stir at the time as a reunion album featuring the golden age lineup, with Michael Schenker, a guitar hero who enjoys immense popularity in Japan and is known as "God," returning to the band after more than 15 years since his departure in the late 1970s. Furthermore, this album features Ron Nevison, who produced their representative works "Lights Out," "Obsession," and "Strangers in the Night." One of the notable points of this album is its recreation of their classic, simple yet solid and tight British sound. (C)RS