UFO: Doctor Doctor 🎸KICK A$S ROCK🎸 Reaction
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- KICK A$S!!!!! Watch this amazing performance of Doctor Doctor by UFO... ABSOLUTE CLASS.... It has it ALL. Skin-tight leopard skin, double white kicks, huge riffs, licks and kick-ass rock!!!!
00:00 Start
03:00 Notes
05:47 UFO - Doctor Doctor
12:45 Wanger or Banger?
14:38 Credits
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Ufo absolutely brilliant and no screeching and not a tattoo in sight and not satanic just brilliant
"Love to Love" off the live double Strangers in the Night - bestest song off the besstestt ever live double rock LP !
Great reaction gents!! UFO is very, VERY much worth the deep dive!! Especially their 70's output, before Michael Schenker departed. Their live album, Strangers In The Night, stands as one of THE best live albums of all time (and that's not just my opinion - it continually ranks at or near the top of ranking lists all around!)
Their version of this song, Rock Bottom, Love To Love, and so many others on that album are insanely killer...and tight! Check it gentlemen, you will not be disappointed! Cheers!!
UFO are (or were in the late 70s) a great band. Paul Chapman (in this clip) was a good guitarist, however, the classic lineup has Michael Schenker on guitar. He is one of my favourite guitarists and, in UFO, his writing and playing turned them into a stellar band. Schenker wrote this riff - he wrote all of their great riffs - and played stunning solos. He is still performing brilliantly with his solo band.
I love UFO. For sure one of the best, and most underrated bands, from the 70's. Seems like every time I played a UFO album at least one or two people would ask "who is that"? Still today I get it. From people my age and were there at the time. Saw them live many times when Michael Schenker was still in the group. This has to be the only time I have seen Phil Moog wearing a shirt when doing this song.
Michael Schenker left the band before this clip, and joined his brother Rudolf in the Scorpions for a short while, before leaving and forming the Michael Schenker Group in 1979. They had many classic songs, but "Rock Bottom" and "Lights Out" spring to mind. You could check out a version with Michael Schenker (he has blonde hair), but the clip will be old, and the sound crappy. A better suggestion perhaps is to listen to these songs from the live album "Strangers In The Night".
Michael also was a founding member and original lead guitarist for Scorpions at 16 years old.
UFO was one of my favorite bands through High School. There are not many quality videos, but if you want to do more classic UFO songs with quality sound, just do anything of of 1979's Strangers in the Night live album (My all time favorite album). They always sound better live than in the studio. Killer tracks are Lights Out, Too Hot Too Handle, Natural Thing, and if you want to hear Michael Schenker at his best, this performance of Rock Bottom, nothing tops.
Saying that, after Schenker left in 1979, Paul Chapman replace him and the following two studio albums, No Place to Run (my favorite studio album of theirs) and Wild, Willing and Innocent are really good.
UFO, greatest hard rock band of all time. Saw them around 15 times back in the mid seventies to early eighties. Had their first 13 albums and they never produced a bad record up to that point.
Fairly simple lyrics in this one but Phil Mogg was known for his story telling lyrics.
Great Reaction! UFO is one of my all time favorites, Michael Schenker is my favourite Guitar player, Phil Mogg has the perfect Rock Voice and the "Strangers in the Night" Live from 1979 is on my top 10 list of best Live albums of all time. Keep on reacting!
No problem!
I guess you had to be there, that is for the young ones, to get the 70's vibe. We just wanted to rock out and have fun and it didn't have to convey some serious emotional message, just inspire a motional massage.😅
Yes, it's a good old fashioned banger, a horse's shlonge, (haha haven't heard that word in a shlonge time 😂). Very good song to add to the car trip list, I must agree 👍
Great choice guys and you mentioned Judas Priest. Saw them both on January 19th 1978. What a night !! UFO was Lights Out tour and Judas Priest was Stained Glass tour.
"They're not British are they?"
Head, meet desk. "This is getting off to a great start" thought I. 😉
That's Paul "Tonka" Chapman with his rendition of Schenker's famous opening solo. He was a good lad. I always remember him stopping the concert one night at Rock City when he saw the bouncers laying into somebody in the crowd. "What you pickin' on 'im for, he ain't done nothin!"
Pete Way on bass of course, one of the coolest MFers ever to tread the boards.
Damn fine band, damn fine tune. More of this sort of thing please.
Hi ! New and first release from Ayreon last performance sept. 2023. Ayreon - The Sixth Extinction (01011001 - Live Beneath The Waves)
I know you guys are working your bun off between real life and giving us the enjoyment of various forms of music. I'm a little disappointed you couldn't put together a tribute in her memory. Ironic the first time I heard 10 Year After an Melanie.
both were mind blowing peformances at Woodstock
Hi Rick. Everything is planned months in advance. Notes written then recorded. Once recorded it’s edited. We three do this between full time jobs and 7 kids between us. So times so tight. It’s so tricky we hardly have time to schedule recording key alone do anything on the fly. It’s not for a lack of trying. Be well Rick. Alex.
I was expecting something totally different. "Doctor doctor give me the news, I got a bad case of loving you.
You are hilarious
The song we were exposed to on this side of the pond was Bad Case of Loving you Doctor Doctor Robert Palmer check it out
I have a vinyl of UFO ii that I brought with me from the UK ( but the termites have eaten the label and cover and shit all over it) Is this the same band? Great tracks. Now have a copy on my computer from You Tube. Keep up the good work
after another listen Robert Palmers verstion was more rocking
you should do a segment to acknoledge Melanie!!!!!!!!!
It's a well known UFO track, of course, but I think that "Lights Out" is a better song.
Ill check it out
I was addicted to this track from my first listen back in 1979. It was the beginning of UFO becoming my favourite band. My favourite version of it is this one ua-cam.com/video/InLYlRA6mCM/v-deo.html. It features Michael Schenker, with his own guitar , and another one of the unsung hero guitarists, Uli Jon Roth. A Brilliant combination highlighting their differing styles which work so well together. Doctor Doctor is always at its best with Michael Schenker on lead guitar. If you like the version you have reviewed then you will love the one on the link. Thanks for reviewing one of the greatest underrated bands.
Quite the Spinal Tap album cover on Force It. Where is Bobbi Flekman when you need her?
Also, I am not related to that fellow in the group who was also in the Scorpions that I am aware of.
Great live performance and they were definitely on the list of bands that Spinal Tap was parodying. I was actually thinking we were getting more Robert Palmer from the song title.
You know your Tap sir! Money talks and bullshit walks!
‘To make something simplistic is really really hard’…. Could be a motto for the Thamesmen. Good track but I’m with George with this one on the banger front.
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Did not know the band nor the song. Like both!
Thanks for trusting us
For many years, the only song called Doctor Doctor I knew was by a bloke you had on your channel just a few days ago, Robert Palmer. Which is actually a cracking track as well.
However, with the invention of the interwebby, I started seeing people trying to learn the guitar riffs from UFO's Doctor Doctor (I was watching videos because I was trying to learn some finger placements), So I kind of reverse learned about songs from UFO. I learned about them from other sources but came to see them in UA-cam videos and really saw the musical mastery of them.
George, you picked up on something that I did too. It's no secret that Babymetal is one of my favourite Japanese bands, which is heavy on choreography. It is a little unusual to see this level of choreography by guitarists on stage in this era. I thought these guys were brilliant. Back then, choreography was often limited to the Green Room, standing behind one another to ceremonially drop some acid, or to hold the spoon with a lighter underneath to chase the dragon. Anyway, you get my point, I loved how they came together and jammed. Fantastic.
Alex, it is amazing that your dad played with some of these guys, I can understand why you are so proud of him, he must be so talented. (This is a longshot, but your dad doesn't have an old Les Paul floating around that he doesn't need, for around the same price that Schenker paid, let me know, I'll pay freight hahahaha).
This stuff is why you guys are the best channel on UA-cam.
If he does.... Its yours!
if you are looking to check out new band i would suggest Avenged Sevenfold, it's really big american metal band starting from early 2000's, react to any of their big songs apart from So Far Away, because to truely understand that song u have to know a little bit about the band
For mine, they seemed like they had a heap of talent, but they needed a bit more extra special in the songwriting to really showcase their skills.
Sounds like STATUS QUO all growed up.
Heathen!!!
Thanks!🏴☠️
really enjoyed UFO just bad luck that it was compared to Robert Palmer