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Loverboy Classics: Their Greatest Hits |
by: Loverboy
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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0074646664827
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
MPN: 66648
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: October 11, 1994
Studio: Sony
Disc 1:
- Turn Me Loose
- Working for the Weekend
- Take Me to the Top
- Kid Is Hot Tonite - Loverboy, Aubin, Bernard
- This Could Be the Night - Loverboy, Cain, Jonathan
- Jump - Loverboy, Adams, Bryan
- Lovin' Every Minute of It - Loverboy, Lange, Robert John
- Notorious - Loverboy, BonJovi, Jon
- Almost Paradise - Loverboy,
- Lucky Ones
- Destination Heartbreak
- Hot Girls in Love
- When It's Over
- It's Your Life
- Gangs in the Street
- Heaven in Your Eyes
- Night Ranger's Greatest Hits
- REO Speedwagon - The Hits
- The Very Best of the A&M Years (1977-1988)
- Foreigner - Complete Greatest Hits
- Boston - Greatest Hits
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- Music > Styles > Classic Rock > General
- Music > Styles > Classic Rock > Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
- Music > Styles > Classic Rock > Arena Rock
- Music > Styles > Hard Rock & Metal > General
- Music > Styles > Hard Rock & Metal > General AAS
Editorial Review:
Amazon.com:
Usurping the Big Ones hits package, the self-depreciating, proud, and humorous liner notes by bassist Scott Smith boost this definitive compilation. Time won't have wiped the kneejerk sneer from the mouths of critics--dismissed long ago as "eunuchs in a whorehouse" by manager Lou Blair--but a new generation of listeners will approve. --Jeff Bateman
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- The Kid is still hot tonightCanadian band Loverboy released their debut to little or no notice in 1980. After almost slipping into oblivion, the new-wavey keyboards and funky bassline of "Turn Me Loose" caught on with a few rock radio programmers, then rippled out to become a national smash. The follow-up, the propulsive "The Kid Is Hot Tonight," followed suit.
These set the stage for Loverboy's career. Synthesizers that sounded very much of the 80's, Mike Reno's distinctive voice and guitarist Paul Dean's hot ... Read More
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- Should be more songsI am dissappointed that Bullet In The Chamber isn't on this but all in all it's classic Loverboy. If you like Loverboy you will love this cd.
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- A Great Overview of a Band that Bridged Arena Rock and Hair MetalThink about it. Loverboy is a band that doesn't exactly fit the stale arena rock mold because of their sheer propensity for fun. But then again, their quasi-proggy keyboards don't exactly translate into the hairspray crowd's standard repetoire. As such, I think purchasing this compilation can not only lead to the acquisition of one heck of a party album, but it can also serve as an anthropological study.
Ugh, that sounds pretentious, but it's worth pondering.
Anyhoo, the ... Read More
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- Good But Carefull Including Mike's weak duet with Ann Wilson of Heart ( by far a stronger vocilist then you Mike...so let her shine ...next time ) can't be right...
Were the heck is Strike Zone....one of their best songs on their last origianal run albums..Still very good...but definitly misses in some key areas!
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- Brings back lots of memoriesI've always liked Loverboy, they had some very great songs. This disc, though maybe not as extensive as it could be, is good enough, in my opinion. It contains the songs I like and it brings back a lot of great memories. If you're a Loverboy fan and you want more songs, you'll have to get at least one more CD, of theirs, to give you all you want. As for me, I'm content with this compilation. Recommended for the 80's rock fan.
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