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MICHAEL GROUP SCHENKER - ONE NIGHT AT BUDOKAN 2 CD NEW!
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Type
- Album
- MPN
- CDs
- UPC
- 5099926765020
- EAN
- 5099926765020
- Artist
- Michael Schenker/Michael Schenker Group
- Format
- CD
- Record Label
- Chrysalis Records
- Release Year
- 1982
- Release Title
- One Night at Budokan [Bonus Tracks]
- Style
- Hard Rock
- Genre
- Rock
- Run Time
- 93 Mins 16 Seconds
- Edition
- Live
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Chrysalis Records
UPC
5099926765020
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6050138016
Product Key Features
Artist
Michael Schenker/Michael Schenker Group
Edition
Live
Format
CD
Release Year
1982
Style
Hard Rock
Release Title
One Night at Budokan [Bonus Tracks]
Genre
Rock
Run Time
93 Mins 16 Seconds
Additional Product Features
Distribution
Phantom Import Distributi
Number of Discs
2
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Additional information
Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar); Gary Barden (vocals); Paul Raymond (keyboards, guitars, vocals); Chris Glen (bass); Cozy Powell (drums). Producers: David Wooley, Michael Schenker Group, David Kirkland. All songs written by Michael Schenker & Gary Barden, except "Into The Arena" (Schenker), "Never Trust A Stranger" (Paul Raymond), "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" (Schenker/Barden/Glen/Raymond/Powell), and "Doctor Doctor" (Schenker/Mogg). Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar); Gary Barden (vocals); Paul Raymond (keyboards, background vocals); Cozy Powell (drums). Audio Mixers: David Wooley; David Kirkwood; Michael Schenker. Audio Remasterer: Peter Mew. Audio Remixer: David Wooley. Liner Note Author: Dave Ling. Recording information: The Tokyo Budokan (08/12/1981). Photographer: Brian Cooke. The question on the minds of most Michael Schenker fans is usually this -- when will he ever finally get his due? Apparently, the German axeman is practically the Rodney Dangerfield of metal. He's somehow managed to anchor two of the most important bands in the lineage of the genre and influence everyone from Metallica to Powerman 5000, and yet, while he continues have a rabid fan base writhing away in the shadows and is still widely recognized in countries like Japan where technical prowess is highly prized, he remains relatively unknown to American audiences. It is perhaps not fair that his clones have outsold him many times over and enjoy popular positions on the mantle place of rock & roll, but then again, if influence translated into acclaim, wouldn't so many countless others from Phil Ochs to Nick Drake or even Big Star be better off as well? In any case, though Schenker's efforts with UFO will always be the crux of his legacy, the Michael Schenker Group's One Night at Budokan is an excellent starting point for his solo career, because it contains the best tracks from his first two albums and gives him room to shine in the freewheeling atmosphere of a live setting back when he was still in his heyday. It also showcases the band's best lineup and features none other than legendary metal drummer-for-hire Cozy Powell behind the sticks. However, as with all things Schenker, the main reason for owning this album to begin with is the brilliant guitar work, and in this, he excels far above and beyond the heads of his various imitators; only Eddie Van Halen and Randy Rhoads could have capably traded licks with him in that day and age. As for the songs themselves, aside from standout favorites like "Into the Arena," "Are You Ready to Rock," and the UFO classic "Doctor Doctor," everything here is fairly good to average early-'80s metal, but it sometimes comes off as second-hand, discount Judas Priest or Iron Maiden, which is ironic given that both bands practically stole the blueprints for their entire approach from the Scorpions, whose sound, of course, Schenker himself originally helped to create. Nevertheless, One Night at Budokan is considered a highlight in Schenke
Reviews
Record Collector (magazine) (pp.102-103) - 5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]his is one of the best live rock albums you'll ever hear....Cozy's 633 Squadron/1812 drum solo is incredible..."
Engineer
Seiji Okumura
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
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