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From =?iso-8859-1?Q?Geir_Hongr=F8?= <geirhong@online.no>
Subject Re: AOR-a-go-go
Date Wed, 9 Jan 2008 04:05:31 +0100

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You know, some AOR is rather close to Powerpop. Personally, I'd argue that a lot of the stuff Rick Springfield made during the 80s is great from a powerpop point of view, even though I think he was usually seen as an AOR act.

Generally, I like AOR that builds upon elements from prog, fusion and/or powerpop while I have more problems accepting the more hard rock influenced side of AOR. So, in short, yes to Toto, but no to Journey.


Geir Hongrø

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