Michael Schenker

Courvoisier Concert
Bought this re-master and stuck it in iTunes straight away. It's so new that CDDB didn't even recognize the tracks. Really annoying having to type in all the info! Read the full review

Good but not great
Good live recording especially Cozy's drum solo, the reason i bought it. does not have that instant appeal that UFO's live offreing has the songs not being as strong or dare i say... Read the full review

Think McCauley/Schenker
A little too middle of the road for me. It's also a pity Michael has fallen foul of the loudness war as the dynamics seem rather flattened on this. Read the full review

What Is It About European Rock Guitarists?
What is it about European rock guitarists? Is it something in the diet, or something in the water? Either way, you get a guitar player of the quality of Michael Schenker who has... Read the full review

Secondary Motion
This is another classic rock album from the early eighties.
After using mainly session players on the first album, Schenker put together a formidable band that toured the... Read the full review

At last, remastered: Classic Rock Gem - the real 'X Factor.'
Woah! Listen to the Drums! Cozy Powell!
My friend ( I hadn't seen for years) laughed when I said a lot of remasters come across crass and 'Too loud. Read the full review

Feels Like A Good Thing
In the current economic climate it makes a pleasant change to drive to work with a smile on my face. Bought this re-master and stuck it in the CD player. Read the full review

Top Album great songs !But bad remaster.
This is a fine album Michaels best as a solo artist his playing is great on this,there are many highlights the world was waiting to see what he would do after U.F.O. Read the full review

Heard Worse
I tend to remember this as a good album that marked the beginning of a steady decline. This was followed by the introduction of the more West coast collaborations with Robin... Read the full review

Time to reappraise?
Another Schenker disc which was roundly criticised when released back in '84,I always felt it was a decent effort,this remastered edition only confirms that belief. Read the full review

Superb follow on...then disaster
I remember back in 1982 dashing to the record store (yes vinyl in them days!) for the eagerly awaited follow up to the 2nd MSG album and the live offering One Night At... Read the full review

underated album
I like many others dismissed this at the time as Graham Bonnet was persona non grata with many rock fans,my mistake and it cost me many years of pleasure cos this is a great... Read the full review

guitar heroes never die but their singers' voices do
Interesting disc,never bought the vinyl as after the 'budokan' album i believed it was all over for schenker,history shows I was correct although maybe a little hasty, dismissing... Read the full review

Shocking Vocals...should have continued with Bonnet
I went to the 1984 concert in Birmingham and bought the vinyl version of this record thinking that it was going to be another "Budokan" and sadly it wasn't... Read the full review

Solid Rock
I never heard Michael Schenker playing such hard, sharp notes like this album.

Paradise, What happens to me, When Im gone, Believe in Love, and This night is going to... Read the full review

Best of The McAuley Schenker Group
By the end of the eighties/early nineties both my favourite bands UFO and MSG went AOR. Despite all the spandex and hair extensions this particular offering was probably about the... Read the full review

Nr G
Mcauley and Schenker, not a big fan of accoustic albums but this is a fantastic live album Schenkers playing is on top form and Mcauleys voice is outstanding, another one for the... Read the full review