AOR and Hard Rock
The groups, the albums, who's hot, who's not. Discuss.
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Christopher Cross definitely, as their are quite a few West Coast/ Yacht artists on the site and he is the king. His debut and 'Rendezvous' are 2 classic albums in the genre. straddling Yacht and AOR with ease Pearl Jam - I would go with them, especially as the debut 'Ten' is a classic Hard Rock album whatever other label you want to put on it. The next 2 albums would get in as well in my opinion Genesis - Once again a good few 'Prog' bands on HH, so why not one of the leaders of the genre. Marillion are on here, and their first 4 albums especially are hugely influenced by Genesis, as well as a good few others.....or don't have Prog on here at all. -
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Pseudo Echo' are on there and a whole host of (IMO) questionable slop.... I've been posting on the main site since 2002...i'll debate ANYONE on certain bands 'belonging'. Doesn't mean i know everything,anyone will listen and anything i mention gets added....i do think it's a healthy and long overdue debate to have or one to have again.
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