M.S.G. II

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MSG
Studio album by Michael Schenker Group
Released 1981
Recorded "On the Rack"
Genre Hard Rock
Length  ??:??
Label Chrysalis
Michael Schenker Group chronology
The Michael Schenker Group
(1980)
MSG
(1981)
One Night at Budokan
(1981)


MSG is the second album by the hard rock band Michael Schenker Group. The band was formed in 1979 by the former Scorpions and UFO legendary guitarist Michael Schenker.

  1. "Ready To Rock" (Schenker/Barden)
  2. "Attack Of The Mad Axeman" (Schenker/Barden)
  3. "On And On" (Schenker/Barden)
  4. "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" (Schenker/Barden/Glen/Powell/Raymond)
  5. "But I Want More" (Schenker/Barden)
  6. "Never Trust A Stranger" (Raymond)
  7. "Looking For Love" (Schenker/Barden)
  8. "Secondary Motion" (Schenker/Barden)

Note: Stephen Stills appears providing backing vocals


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