Live Throughout the Years

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UFO Live Throughout the Years
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Live album by
UFO
Released2007
Genre Hard rock, heavy metal
Producer UFO

Live Throughout the Years is a 4-CD set of live material by British hard rock band UFO issued in 2007.

Track listing

CD1 - LIVE AT THE ROUNDHOUSE, LONDON 1976

  1. Can You Roll Her
  2. Doctor Doctor
  3. Oh My
  4. Out On The Street
  5. Highway Lady
  6. I’m A Loser
  7. Let It Roll
  8. This Kids
  9. Shoot Shoot
  10. Rock Bottom
  11. C’mon Everybody
  12. Boogie For George
  13. All Or Nothing

CD2 - HAMMERSMITH ODEON, LONDON 1982

  1. We Belong To The Night
  2. Let It Rain
  3. Long Gone
  4. Wild, Willing, Innocent
  5. Only You Can Rock Me
  6. No Place To Run
  7. Love To Love
  8. Doing It All For You
  9. Makin’ Moves
  10. Too Hot To Handle
  11. Mystery Train

CD3 - VIENNA, AUSTRIA 1998

  1. Natural Thing
  2. Mother Mary
  3. A Self Made Man
  4. Electric Phase
  5. This Kids
  6. Out In The Street
  7. One More For The Rodeo
  8. Venus
  9. Pushed To The Limit

CD4 - VIENNA, AUSTRIA 1998

  1. Love To Love
  2. Too Hot To Handle
  3. Only You Can Rock Me
  4. Lights Out
  5. Doctor Doctor
  6. Rock Bottom
  7. Shoot Shoot

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