GarrisonDreams

I just listened to the song for the first time today. I thought it was pretty good.

But did I actually offend you? If so, my apologies. I tend to be very blunt and opinionated, but it's something I'm trying to work on.

Well, I heard a couple others but I can't remember their names. Also, I know a bunch of people who work at Starbucks, LOL.

Yeah, I tried listening to one of her songs ("Cruel Summer" I think) at one point just to see what all the hype is about; that shit was annoying! But for whatever reason, the rich college girls at Starbucks love eating that crap burger with their Frappuccinos!

Preach it brother!

"Bad Luck" by FM

Pretty awesome! I often fantasize about starting an AOR, but I know nothing about making music.

"Maybe Tomorrow" by Zaza

I love the sample from The Matrix at the beginning

Holy crap! I never thought this day would come!

Awesome! I got my copy last week. About a year ago, they said announced that they were re-recording their songs, but I'm not sure if they're still doing it.

"Suspicious Heart" by Van Stephenson

He was on American Idol?

Dreams. They recorded a bunch of songs between 1989-1991. AOR Heaven eventually released their music in 2013, and in 2023, Bad Reputation records did another re-release with an additional CD. Somebody already posted Dream's most popular song, "The Fear of Being Alone," in this thread, but here are a couple other good songs by them:

"Hold Back The Night" by Garrison. They're one of the two bands which I named my profile after, and I actually discovered this forum while trying to find more information about them!

"Still in Love" and "Sweet Melody" by Lancia

"Listen to Your Heart" and "Love Prevails" by Biloxi

I love that song! Here's another good song by them:

Stranger in This Town - Ritchie Sambora

"Abandon" (1988) by Dare

I just discovered this song, and I immediately knew it belongs in this thread.

Shit, that would be awesome! I still remember the first time I heard their music. My parents were driving me home, and "High Enough" began playing on the radio. I remember thinking "damn, this is the most epic power ballad I've ever heard!"

Why Can't You Trust Me - Steel Panther

This is actually one of the first AOR albums I found when I began researching the genre. I would listen to this album all the time back in high school; I have very fond memories of it.