Michael Schenker Group: Rockpalast (Hardrock Legends, Vol. 2)

Thank you Amazon and Rockpalast.Been a loyal listener of Michael Schenker Group since 1987 even though recognized the well famous logo and split colour of the flying V since 1982.Anyone one who listens to MSG in short knows they had probably no air play at all on any main stream AOR FM station in North America and maybe world as a day to day rotation.Air play on the specialty What Is New ? type of show yes.O.k. I like the group and love Barden's raspy vocals.Cozy plays well and the rest too.I like the line up of that particular episode.I find music plays a big part of history in someone's life but MIchael Schenker Group just are plain good.I loved seeing them play Feels Like A Good Thing because one of my favourite song from their first album.I enjoy the episode and finally got to see something from another country dealing with popular music tv show.We all know that all forms of music sell world wide especially through the net and amazon but years ago the retail side was the place to buy and radio did not support it it was not too easy to buy unless you had an independent retail near you.I really do not agree with my statement because a music listener of whatever would look where ever to find his or her choice of music by word or radio or print to buy.Anyways Michael Schenker Group did actually have a video in 1983 for Rock My Night Away from Built To Destroy but the rotation was once where I was.A video from Manchester U.K. in support of Built To Destroy was on a vhs release but with out north american distribution a high price tag at the time.I was unable to see them live and will love too but the dvd was a very nice chance to see a full visual.The photo of the dvd cover is what I consider a cool image for Mr.Schenker jeans leather jacket sneakers blonde hair and that flying V.The Songs were good and cool to hear.The year of the filming kind of remains in my thoughts as it was a day ago.All those groups back in the late late 1970's early 1980's were just a cool appearance on the record store shelves and photo's in the magazines out at the time too.