[2007-06-19] Air Supply "The Best Of Air Supply: Ones That You Love" (Arista/Legacy)

Linda · **Posted:** Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:05 pm

[i]Description
Guitarist and chief songwriter Graham Russell and lead vocalist Russell Hitchcock were the sonic architects behind Air Supply's dynamic soft rock sound. Specializing in crafting moving paeans of romantic love that equaled chart gold, Air Supply were one of the Eighties' most commercially successful bands, racking up a string of smash hits including "Lost In Love," "The One That You Love," "Even The Nights Are Better" and "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All." Consummate soft pop practitioners, The Best Of Air Supply: Ones That You Love shows that great love songs will never go out of style.

Tracklist
1. Empty Pages
2. Love And Other Bruises
3. Lost In Love
4. All Out Of Love
5. Every Woman In The World
6. Chances
7. Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)
8. The One That You Love
9. Sweet Dreams
10. Even The Nights Are Better
11. Young Love
12. Two Less Lonely People In The World
13. Making Love Out Of Nothing At All
14. Just As I Am
15. The Power Of Love (You Are My Lady)
16. Lonely Is The Night

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Jimbo · 19 Jul 2006

I got mine today at 'Rama. :yay2:

I think it's the 4th different Air Supply comp in the Archives.

GoogaMooga · 02 Aug 2006

Right, I know exactly two songs, "Lost in Love" and "All Out of Love" - but I'm going to get it anyway.

72stones · **Joined:** 12 Jul 2006 **Posts:** 2109

It still blows my mind that Roy Bittan of the E-Street Band played the piano on "All Out of Love". It's not what one would stereotypically figure.

Jimbo · 19 Jul 2006

I can't resist the enormous bombast of "Making Love Out of Nothing at All," produced by Jim Steinman.
:stereo:

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Jimbo wrote:

I can't resist the enormous bombast of "Making Love Out of Nothing at All," produced by Jim Steinman.
:stereo:

A lot of people wanted to work with Steinman back then. Steinman was the original producer on what would later become Def Leppard's Hysteria album, but due to disagreements with the band over the sound, they parted ways.

Kym · 11 Nov 2006

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

A lot of people wanted to work with Steinman back then. Steinman was the original producer on what would later become Def Leppard's Hysteria album, but due to disagreements with the band over the sound, they parted ways.

Oh good grief. I can only imagine what Def Leppard would sound like Steinmanized.

plorentz · **Joined:** 19 Jan 2007 **Posts:** 279

I've got Air Supply's "The Ultimate Collection" which seems like a better comp, even though it misses "Love and Other Bruises" (an awful song, really!)... but one thing I never get about these comps is why no love for the "Hearts in Motion" album? "Lonely is the Night" was almost as big a hit as "Just As I Am" and "The Power of Love". It was released on Arista, just like the rest of their heyday albums, and it has a lot of great cuts on it, many featuring the production/sessionwork of the Chic rhythm section. My dream Air Supply compilation would have "It's Not Too Late" and "Put Love In Your Life" on it as well.

[2007-06-19] Air Supply "The Best Of Air Supply: Ones That You Love" (Arista/Legacy)

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