JC_AOR

Yeah I've seen this sell for high prices as well. I certainly wouldn't classify this as High Tech AOR, though I can see how it might get lumped into that category. To me this is a pop-rock album which might appeal to AOR fans who don't mind it being at the softer end of the spectrum but I can't hear any of that "Hi Tech" stuff going on.

These guys formed in British Columbia, Canada. To my knowledge they only ever released this one album which didn't sell very well at the time. I'm not sure how to describe them other than to say this is just really nice sounding 80's rock. I think the CD is a little hard to find but if you see it I'd recommend picking it up. Singer Scott Acomba started a new project called Satsuma in 1999 and released a CD titled 'Hello My Name Is' which I have yet to hear. Anyone else heard this album? After All - How High the Moon (1988) Save Me From Myself Bullets It's Only The Blues Holiday Waiting Shadows of A Dove The Boat Leaves Sunday 90-92 Here I Am Again The Color Of Mary's Eyes

A couple good ones from the 2004 'Be Here' album: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc-VttjKW3A&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76Toich-SLY&feature=related

2 great tracks from the 2009 'Defying Gravity' album: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYrCcDwJgys&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghwZ7O18LpM&feature=related

Keith Urban is not your typical country artist. I prefer to think of his music as 'Country AOR'. Awesome stuff that I feel would appeal to quite a few Melodic Rock / AOR fans. Avoid his two self titled albums from 1991 and 1999. Instead start with 'Golden Road' from 2002. Golden Road (2002) Be Here (2004) Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing (2006) Defying Gravity (2009)

I see you've been getting in to the Keith Urban discs Jez. Good to hear. He has some excellent tunes. Make sure you pick up 'Golden Road' as well and everything from that point on. Wouldn't bother with his older discs from the early 90's though.

Only thing I can see is that there will be a 2nd disc (DVD). Waste of money IMO. "The Second disc in this highly sought after re-release is a never-before-released dvd which features a live show from The Troubadour, some live footage from The Whiskey, and behind the scenes footage from the bands apartment and from their pyro show." - FNA Records

The new Moritz is a great album but loses a lot of points on its poor production/sound quality. Some great songs though.

Check the YouTubes shown above. Not exactly my "thang" but I could see how fans of the Doors, early Pink Floyd, etc. woulda grooved on that stuff. Yeah definitely agree, some people would love this stuff. Not for me though.

Interesting. I didn't know that either. I wonder if this Nirvana actually had any good songs cus Cobains Nirvana sure didn't. Harsh I know but I seriously think they were over rated.

Does anyone own the Rock Reports Melodic Rock Bible series. 4 parts I believe. Just wondering if it is worth buying.

Seems like a very odd choice for a re-issue. Hard to believe actually. I thought this band was quite unknown except in these small AOR circles. Still, great news if it's true. As long as its not a dodgy TimeWarp re-issue. Keep us posted if you hear any more Lindsay.

Joshua Kadison's first album had a bunch of great songs as mentioned. But I was not a fan of his 2nd album which from memory changed style and sounded a bit almost gospel like in parts.

I'm not a huge fan of bootlegs other than Whitesnake and snake related stuff but still this is a pretty interesting listen. The keyboards always seem more a part of Bon Jovi when you hear them live.

Here's the password. Credit goes to this blog where I pinched the link from. hard-rock-noize.blogspot.com sorry... the password is? hard-rock-noize.blogspot.com

Here's the password. Credit goes to this blog where I pinched the link from. hard-rock-noize.blogspot.com Thanks man! As well as that blog you should check out the Bon Jovi bootlegs here: http://rocking-maniacs.blogspot.com/search/label/BON%20JOVI

Here's the password. Credit goes to this blog where I pinched the link from. hard-rock-noize.blogspot.com

FL Rock - Musik Aus Liechtenstein (AOR Compilation) Michael Morales - That's the Way Troy Newman - Gypsy Moon Crystal Bernard - Don't Touch Me There Cheap Trick - Standing On the Edge (Finally completes my all original Cheap trick CD collection) Martin Stenmarck - Think of Me Russ Ballard - Voices - The Best Songs From Bruce Gaitsch Feat Richard Marx - Haunt Me Tonight (Single/EP)

yes it's their long delayed second album. if you want my completely biased, but honest opinion. it blows away the first album. you can preview a track here. OBSESSION MP3 on monday we begin airing Momentum webisodes in which the band discusses various aspect of it's creation. you will be able to view on our website, facebook and you tube pages. glad you dig the first album it is great as well. matt Cool, looking forward to checking it out. Cheers.

Bon Jovi Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile 6th February 1990 Soundboard Recording http://rapidshare.com/files/368157698/BnJvstdNcnlSntgChl90.rar 01. Intro 02. Lay Your Hands On Me 03. I’d Die For You 04. Wild In The Streets 05. You Give Love A Bad Name 06. Fever 07. Born To Be My Baby 08. Let It Rock 09. I’ll Be There For You 10. Blood On Blood 11. Livin’ On A Prayer 12. Living In Sin 13. Runaway 14. Never Say Goodbye 15. Wanted Dead Or Alive 16. Bad Medicine

Yeah this was a very strange set of events. I was shocked to say the least when I switched on the TV this morning. Like Geoff said, the public had to vote for K Rudd so how is it that Julia gets in without any public vote. I understand it's the party we vote for, but we also vote for the party leader. I didn't mind Kevin but he was on a downward spiral lately and I don't think he would have won the next election anyway. As for Julia, to be honest I don't have a problem with her either (yet). But those duds who run the Liberal party, that's who I despise.

Killer album! The Elefante Bros. are geniuses. You should also check out Mark Pogue if you haven't already.... Yeah I bought the Michael Gleeson disc based on some good reviews at the main site. I've taken your advise and just purchased Mark Pogue - Restoration. I'll let you know what I think. Cheers.

Is Line of Fire - Momentum a brand new album. How does it compare to the debut? I only got the debut recently and I'm really enjoying it. AOR fans should check it out if they haven't already.

Total Stranger - s/t Change of Heart - s/t Chris Falson - s/t Pride - Signs of Purity Brian McDonald - Wind it Up Brian McDonald Project - Voyage Renegade - On the Edge Renegade - Back From the Dead Mr. Mister - I Wear the Face Breathless - Picture This - The Best of Michael Gleeson - Children of Choices Monkey Business - The Noble Art of Wasting Time

Great news!