This German issue has the title of the album "No Place To Run" on the albums upper left , other issues of this album have the title elsewhere n the cover , This the first U.F.O. album to feature Paul Chapman replacing Michael Schenker on lead guitar
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Album Description: The world of rock music has witnessed countless iconic albums throughout the years, and among them is UFO's "No Place To Run". Released as a 12" vinyl LP album, this West-German edition holds a special place in the band's discography. Not only does it feature a distinct album cover design, but it also marks a significant transition in the band's lineup, with Paul Chapman replacing Michael Schenker on lead guitar. One notable aspect of this West-German release of "No Place To Run" is the positioning of the album's title. Unlike other versions of the album that featured the title elsewhere on the cover, this edition boldly displays it on the upper left side. This unique design choice gives the album a distinctive visual identity, setting it apart from other releases. It serves as a testament to the artistic considerations that went into the album's packaging, reflecting the band's desire to captivate listeners before they even set needle to vinyl. Beyond its striking cover, "No Place To Run" is notable for being the first UFO album to feature Paul Chapman as the replacement for the renowned Michael Schenker on lead guitar. Schenker had played a crucial role in shaping the band's sound and had become synonymous with UFO's signature style. Therefore, Chapman faced the daunting task of stepping into the shoes of a beloved guitarist, bringing his own unique style to the table while maintaining the essence of UFO's sound. With Paul Chapman on board, UFO embarked on a new chapter in their musical journey. "No Place To Run" showcases a slightly different sound compared to their previous releases. The album retains the band's hard rock roots but incorporates elements of melodic rock and even hints of the emerging New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Chapman's guitar work injects a fresh energy into the band's sound, resulting in a collection of songs that are both familiar and excitingly innovative. While "No Place To Run" may have been met with mixed reviews upon its initial release, the album has garnered a dedicated following over the years. It stands as a testament to UFO's resilience and ability to adapt to lineup changes while maintaining their musical integrity. The album's unique West-German release further adds to its collectability and appeal among vinyl enthusiasts, who appreciate the distinct packaging and aesthetic details of this edition.
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Music Genre: Hard Rock / Heavy Metal |
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Album Production Information: The album: "No Place To Run" was produced by: George Martin for Air Studios Ltd |
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Record Label Information: Chrysalis 6307 690 |
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Media Format: 12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
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Year & Country: 1980 Made in West-Germany |
Band Members and Musicians on: UFO No Place To Run |
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Track Listing of: "No Place To Run" |
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The Song/tracks on "No Place To Run" are
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Album cover photos of : UFO No Place To Run |
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| Back Cover Photo of "No Place To Run" Album |
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Close-up Photo of "No Place To Run" Record Label
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| Note: The images on this page are photos of the actual album. Slight differences in color may exist due to the use of the camera's flash. |
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