Live AOR Albums Of The 1990s
AOR or Adult Oriented Rock developed in the 1970s as a way to commercialise progressive rock and hard rock to get played on radio and to achieve financial success.
It’s catchy, melodic and often with vocal harmonies but it is also formulaic and can often be soulless. Bands like Boston, Foreigner, Toto have been very popular.
In the UK, the publishers of the Classic Rock magazine have developed two spin-off magazines, one for prog and the other for AOR.
AOR Live Albums Recorded In The 1990s
Asia Live In Moscow 1990
Heart Rock The House Live 1990
Heart The Road Home 1994
Toto Absolutely Live 1992
Toto Livefields 1999
The Best Live AOR Albums Of All Time
While I don’t have a poll focused on finding the best AOR live albums for the decade, I do have a poll to find the all time best live albums by AOR bands.
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AOR Live Albums By Decade – 1970s – 1980s – 1990s – 2000s – 2010s
Live No Electricity Required is an acoustic live album by UK AOR band FM.
The album was released in 1993 but I haven’t been able to find out where or when it was recorded. If you know, please tell me in the comments section below.
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Rock The House Live is a live album by Heart.
It was recorded at the Centrum, Worcester, Massachusetts on November 28, 1990 and was released in 1991.
Livefields is a live album by Toto.
It was recorded in 1999 on the Minefields tour.
The Road Home is a live acoustic album by Heart.
It was recorded at the Backstage Club in Seattle, Washington during the five nights of August 12–16, 1994.
Live in Moscow is a live album and DVD by Asia.
It was recorded at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow in November 1990.
On this album, Pat Thrall has replaced Steve Howe on guitar.
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Absolutely Live is a live album by AOR group Toto recorded in November 1992.
