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Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997

Mar 19, 1997 · 3h 56m

Director

Bella Piper

Overview

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 movie was released Jul 12, 2005 by the Music Video Distributors studio. This DVD features two supreme performances of the Master of the Flying V, as well as interviews. Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 video The track lists include highlights of all stages of Schenker's career: from UFO and Scorpions hits, through MSG classic tracks, to his solo compositions. Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 film Twelve songs from The Michael Schenker Story Live were never before recorded live. Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 review Also included are Desktop images and weblinks.

Cast of Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997

Crew of Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997

About Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997

What is Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 about?

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 movie was released Jul 12, 2005 by the Music Video Distributors studio. This DVD features two supreme performances of the Master of the Flying V, as well as interviews. Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 video The track lists include highlights of all stages of Schenker's career: from UFO and Scorpions hits, through MSG classic tracks, to his…

When was Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 released?

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 was released on March 19, 1997.

How long is Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997?

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 runs 3 hours 56 minutes (236 minutes).

Who directed Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997?

Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 was directed by Bella Piper.

Who is in the cast of Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997?

The cast of Michael Schenker Group - Live in Tokyo 1997 includes Michael Schenker (Self), Leif Sundin (Self), Seth Bernstein (Self), Barry Sparks (Self) and Shane Gaalaas (Self).