Werewolves of London
An archive live album capturing UFO at Wolverhampton Civic Hall in England on 10 February 1998, released by Cleopatra Records on 1 July 2026 with fifteen tracks.
CD Details
| Artist | UFO |
|---|---|
| Title | Werewolves of London |
| Release date | |
| Label | Cleopatra Records |
| Format | CD |
| Tracks | 15 |
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Track List
- Natural Thing (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Mother Mary (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- A Self Made Man (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Electric Phase (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- This Kid's (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Out In the Street (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- One More for the Rodeo (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Venus (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Pushed to the Limit (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Love to Love (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Too Hot to Handle (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Only You Can Rock Me (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Lights Out (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Doctor Doctor (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
- Rock Bottom (Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, February 10, 1998)
LINER NOTES
An archive live album capturing UFO at Wolverhampton Civic Hall in England on 10 February 1998, released by Cleopatra Records on 1 July 2026 with fifteen tracks. Built around Phil Mogg's singing, the set runs on the songs that made their name in the 1970s — "Natural Thing", "Mother Mary", "Out In the Street", "Only You Can Rock Me", "Love to Love", "Too Hot to Handle", "Lights Out", "Doctor Doctor", "Rock Bottom" — with "A Self Made Man", "Electric Phase" and "Venus" worked in alongside them. It documents the period after the 1995 reunion, when the band were putting that repertoire back on stage, and the strength of the material comes through undiminished.