
UFO's 1975 album "Force It" is a foundational hard rock statement, showcasing Michael Schenker's iconic guitar prowess and Phil Mogg's distinctive vocals over a driving, blues-infused rhythm section.
1975 · Chrysalis
"Force It" is the sound of a band hitting their stride, a potent blend of blues-rock grit and hard rock swagger. Michael Schenker's guitar work is the undeniable star, delivering searing solos and memorable riffs that feel both urgent and timeless. Phil Mogg's vocals are charismatic and commanding, perfectly complementing the band's energetic attack. This album feels like a late-night drive through a city, a soundtrack to rebellion and freedom, brimming with the raw power and melodic hooks that defined 70s rock. It's an essential listen for anyone seeking the blueprint of classic hard rock, packed with anthems that demand to be played loud. AllMusic praised its "muscular" sound and Schenker's "virtuosic" contributions, cementing its status as a pivotal release.
How does Force It sound next to the rest of UFO's catalogue?
Dive Bar saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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