No Place to Run: Remastered Deluxe Edition

Eighth studio album by UFO and the first with Paul Chapman on guitar, following the departure of Michael Schenker. Produced by George Martin, the album was recorded at AIR Studios in Montserrat.

No Place To Run has been newly remastered from the original production tapes at AIR Mastering. This set comes with a recording from the band's appearance at the Marquee, a deliberate and huge undersell to generate excitement, filling that small and sweaty room with passion and commitment.

At this point UFO were still ahead of it, one of the great British rock bands of the era. Newly mixed by revered engineer Brian Kehew from the original multi-track tapes, giving a powerfully fresh sound.

2CD - Includes three bonus tracks plus a recording of the band's 16/11/80 appearance at the Marquee (mixed by revered engineer Brian Kehew from the original multi-track tapes).

3xLP - Standard Black Vinyl

2xCD

Alpha Centauri (2025 Remaster)
Lettin' Go (2025 Remaster)
Mystery Train (2025 Remaster)
This Fire Burns Tonight (2025 Remaster)
Gone In The Night (2025 Remaster)
Young Blood (2025 Remaster)
No Place To Run (2025 Remaster)
Take It Or Leave It (2025 Remaster)
Money Money (2025 Remaster)
Anyday (2025 Remaster)
Introduction (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Chains Chains (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Lettin' Go (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Long Gone (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Cherry (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Only You Can Rock Me (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
No Place To Run (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Love To Love (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Hot 'n' Ready (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Mystery Train (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Too Hot To Handle (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Lights Out (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Rock Bottom (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)
Doctor Doctor (Live at The Marquee London 16th November 1980)