It’s more consistent than Lost in Love . Where the previous album had a few filler deep cuts, this one flows like a concept album about longing. Plus, the production (courtesy of Harry Maslin) feels warmer and richer.
Before Lost in Love , Air Supply had a folkier, rougher edge (check out Love and Other Bruises ). This album crystalized their formula: Loud-to-quiet dynamics, reverb-drenched vocals, and lyrical themes of unrequited longing and total devotion. Every band that followed—from REO Speedwagon to Journey—took notes from the production style of Lost in Love . air supply best album
This album showcases the band's incredible vocal harmonies, led by Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell, and features some of their most iconic songs. It’s more consistent than Lost in Love