Kansas Two For The Show 1978

Two For The Show is a live album by American progressive rock / AOR group Kansas which was recorded in 1977 and 1978.

It has been released as an extended version to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the album.

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Journey Live In Houston 1981 The Escape Tour

Live In Houston is a live album and DVD by AOR group Journey, recorded on November 6th, 1981 on the Escape tour.

This catches Journey at the peak of their commercial success although it only come a year after their first live album, Captured.

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Foreigner Classic Hits Live aka The Best of Foreigner Live

Classic Hits Live is the first live album by AOR band Foreigner. It is a live compilation of many of their best known songs recorded at concerts between 1978 and 1988.

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Heart Dreamboat Annie Live 2007

Dreamboat Annie Live is a live album recording of the debut album by AOR rock group Heart. It was recorded in April 2007 and is also available as a DVD.

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Best AOR Live Album

What are the best AOR live albums that have been recorded and released?

What Is AOR?

AOR stands for adult oriented rock.

As a teenager in the seventies when big name AOR bans like Foreigner and Journey appeared, I hated the commercialty and falseness. It was the time of punk and new wave rock.

I now believe that AOR stands for guilty pleasure music. You know you shouldn’t like it but it’s catchy, tuneful and not too loud or raw.

It avoids many of the instrumental excesses of prog rock and blues rock but bands moved from both of these genres into the AOR category although I think it’s mainly a North American phenomenon.

It’s the kind of music that it’s OK for someone in their thirties, forties and even fifties can admit to liking without appearing to desperately cling on to lost youth.

AOR really is music for grown-ups.

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