Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Loverboy Title: Six Members Wishing: 4 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sanctuary UK Original Release Date: 9/30/1997 Re-Release Date: 1/8/2007 Album Type: Import Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock Styles: Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Arena Rock Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 060768622029 |
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Time waits for no one, as the Glimmer Twins once sagely noted, and it hasn't waited for the Album-Oriented Rock kings of the '80s. That said, the reunited line-up (minus only keyboard Doug Johnson, replaced here by Richard... more » |
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Amazon.com Time waits for no one, as the Glimmer Twins once sagely noted, and it hasn't waited for the Album-Oriented Rock kings of the '80s. That said, the reunited line-up (minus only keyboard Doug Johnson, replaced here by Richard Sera) shows plenty of fire, spirit, and pro chops on a comeback that'll sell particularly well as they trek through the sheds. Highlights: "Love of Money," "Waitin' for the Night," and the undoubtedly prophetic "Nobody Cares." --Jeff Bateman Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsIt's pretty good-it grows on you 03/08/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "I too was disappointed with this cd at first listen, but only because I was expecting too much. By the 3rd play it started to grow on me. Now it has a semi-permanent place in the cd changer. I have to disagree with the negative reviews for this cd, there are several excellent songs, about 4 or 5. The rest are very listenable, no stinkers. If you ever liked Loverboy, this cd is worth trying, it grows on you. The drumming is excellent, a bonus. It doesnt really deserve 5 stars, maybe 4, but I thought the average deserved to be higher." Good Album Eric H Freeman | Tigard, Oregon United States | 01/03/2002 (4 out of 5 stars) "Greetings!I am a long-time Loverboy fan and i cannot tell you how excited i was to pick up this new album...Many years ago, i was at a Loverboy concert up in Washington. Prior to the concert, i talked to Paul Dean and asked him when the lads would put out some new music. He asked me if i had ten bucks...Well of course i did, he then said i could purchase the album in the back of the room! WOW! This is a guitar driven album with some heavy songs....My favorites are; Spinnin my wheels, big picture, tortured, and goodbye angel.Ok....I have read some of the other reviews regarding this album. The only thing that is keeping this album from receiving a 5 star rating from me are the lyrics...Fans, Loverboy has always been known for their positive lyrics...Not on this album...!!! The sound is there, but the lyrics are dark and not inspiring....The lyrics sound like todays music....Very much lacking in HOPE! And my fellow loverboy fans, this is what the world needs...Hope! We need a new loverboy album with positive lyrics...Even though i do not like the lyrics, i would purchase this album as it rocks...Also, i would also recommend Mike Renos solo album "Just if I"...It is superb.Cheers! Eric :)" I tried SO hard to like this record . . . New World Smurf | Richmond, Virginia | 06/08/2000 (2 out of 5 stars) "Loverboy was basically my reason for drawing breath in high school, and I found this album in the stores at a time when I was waxing nostalgic. As Dilbert says, "I ask for so little, and boy, do I get it." A great many of the songs sound like leftovers, and with a couple of exceptions (most notably the pretty acoustic ballad "Maybe Someday"), Loverboy seems to be just going through the motions. They're still a fun band to see live, but this record sounds like an attempt to cash in on their renewed success as a road act. Only for the most absolute die-hard fan."
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