AOR and Hard Rock
The groups, the albums, who's hot, who's not. Discuss.
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By Captain Howdy · Posted
Scorpions - Tokyo tapes Once all these Scorpions albums show up, I will have completed the studio album discography for them and replaced any tape copies I had. I don't see myself buying anymore live albums other than Moment of glory as not really a live album fan, and already have enough. And certainly no more best of type things unless they have exclusive tracks like Born to touch your feelings. I was trying to complete their discography a few years ago, but it got derailed by my medical issue. -
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That's fair. And usually I don't get too into categorizing artists as everyone defines things differently. I think "active" rock was a term given to artists which U.S. rock radio stations are playing in their rotation rather than a genre in itself. But I recall Collective Soul, rightly or wrongly, being considered an alternative or post-grunge band in the mid-90's. And were one of the artists that U.S. rock radio stations were playing instead of many of the melodic rock acts that were popular just a few years earlier
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