Michael Schenker - Built To Destroy (Picture Disc)
Vinyl picture disc pressing. The Michael Schenker Group, a rock back formed in 1979 by former UFO and Scorpions guitarist, Michael Schenker. Their music is described as mostly melodic hard rock with progressive undertones. Michael Schenker is known for his unorthodox approach to lead guitar, as well as his half -black, halfwhite Gibson Flying V guitar. The fourth studio album from The Michael Schenker Group, Built to Destroy, was originally released in 1983 and reached #23 in the UK album chart, is now reissued on the newly independent Chrysalis Records.
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Michael Schenker - Built To Destroy (Picture Disc)
Michael Schenker - Built To Destroy (Picture Disc)
Vinyl picture disc pressing. The Michael Schenker Group, a rock back formed in 1979 by former UFO and Scorpions guitarist, Michael Schenker. Their music is described as mostly melodic hard rock with progressive undertones. Michael Schenker is known for his unorthodox approach to lead guitar, as well as his half -black, halfwhite Gibson Flying V guitar. The fourth studio album from The Michael Schenker Group, Built to Destroy, was originally released in 1983 and reached #23 in the UK album chart, is now reissued on the newly independent Chrysalis Records.
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Vinyl picture disc pressing. The Michael Schenker Group, a rock back formed in 1979 by former UFO and Scorpions guitarist, Michael Schenker. Their music is described as mostly melodic hard rock with progressive undertones. Michael Schenker is known for his unorthodox approach to lead guitar, as well as his half -black, halfwhite Gibson Flying V guitar. The fourth studio album from The Michael Schenker Group, Built to Destroy, was originally released in 1983 and reached #23 in the UK album chart, is now reissued on the newly independent Chrysalis Records.
