[quote]Originally posted by KYYX4ever
[br]No !
"More pop-rock/ AOR"....I would agree. it's quite funny how stuff I abhorred back
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Was Loverboy new wave with an edge???
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by Cheetos » Fri Jul 09, 2004 11:18 am
Never heard of them, I'll have to look them up.
On the subject of Canadian Pop/Rock with synths, I say "Saga". I use to crank the radio everytime "Wind Him Up" played. Now that's some good new wave with an edge.[:)]
On the subject of Canadian Pop/Rock with synths, I say "Saga". I use to crank the radio everytime "Wind Him Up" played. Now that's some good new wave with an edge.[:)]
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by Grunch » Sun Jul 11, 2004 12:56 am
Loverboy, IMO, were simply a very good Rock/AOR band using synths effectively in their songs. Another Canadian band that effectively used them was Saga, but I always thought of Saga as a more progressive sounding rock band.
Speaking of Canadian bands,
Speaking of Canadian bands,
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by Cheetos » Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:25 pm
Yes, not to be confused with "Turn me loose".[:)] One of the very few Loverboy songs I like. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan.
"Working for the weekend". What's worst than a dumbass rock song, one that's an anthem.[xx(]
Grunch is there anything you
"Working for the weekend". What's worst than a dumbass rock song, one that's an anthem.[xx(]
Grunch is there anything you
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by phillyidol » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:37 am
Loverboy had some good tunes, but imagine being in a club in the 80'2 and saying" damn! I wish they would play loverboy!" I would expect my freinds to give me a good stomping.
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