The band's debut, recorded with a teenage Michael Schenker on lead guitar and tied to the film "Das kalte Paradies"; a raw mix of early hard and psychedelic rock.
The second album, where Uli Jon Roth took over lead guitar and the band moved toward a more defined hard rock sound.
A breakthrough record and the first of many with producer Dieter Dierks, pairing melodic hard rock with Uli Jon Roth's expressive guitar.
A tighter, faster hard rock album that widened the band's following, especially in Japan, with Uli Jon Roth still on lead guitar.
The last studio album with Uli Jon Roth, leaning into heavier, more anthemic material before he left the band.
The start of the band's classic era, introducing guitarist Matthias Jabs alongside a returning Michael Schenker on several tracks.
A polished hard rock album carried by "The Zoo" and "Make It Real", further defining the band's arena sound.
A commercial breakthrough built on sharp, energetic songs like "No One Like You" and the title track.
The band's commercial peak, home to "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and the ballad "Still Loving You".
A smoother, heavily produced album that closed the band's 1980s run with singles like "Rhythm of Love".
The album carrying "Wind of Change", a ballad that became one of the best-selling singles of all time amid the era's political shifts.
A heavier, harder-edged record made after several line-up changes, reasserting the band's rock roots in the grunge era.
A melodic, ballad-leaning album with singles such as "You and I" and "Wild Child".
A stylistic departure that mixed pop and electronic textures into the band's sound, dividing longtime fans.
A deliberate return to guitar-driven hard rock after the experiments of the late 1990s.
A conceptual album on humanity and technology, given a modern, polished rock production.
A return to the classic 1980s sound, released as the band announced what was then meant to be a farewell.
Marking the band's 50th anniversary, an energetic set that continued their career past the earlier farewell plans.
A back-to-basics hard rock album recorded largely live in the studio, echoing the band's classic era.