Air Supply – The Earth Is... (1991)
BAND/ARTIST: Air Supply
- Title: The Earth Is...
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: Giant Records
- Genre: Pop Rock, Soft Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 50:52
- Total Size: 121/331 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Stronger Than the Night (Album Version) 4:23
02. Without You (Album Version) 4:33
03. The Earth Is (Album Version) 5:39
04. Speaking of Love (Album Version) 4:36
05. She's Got the Answer (Album Version) 5:49
06. Stop the Tears (Album Version) 4:21
07. Dame Amor (Album Version) 6:21
08. Dancing with the Mountain (Album Version) 5:27
09. Love Conquers Time (Album Version) 5:05
10. Bread and Blood (Album Version) 4:38
01. Stronger Than the Night (Album Version) 4:23
02. Without You (Album Version) 4:33
03. The Earth Is (Album Version) 5:39
04. Speaking of Love (Album Version) 4:36
05. She's Got the Answer (Album Version) 5:49
06. Stop the Tears (Album Version) 4:21
07. Dame Amor (Album Version) 6:21
08. Dancing with the Mountain (Album Version) 5:27
09. Love Conquers Time (Album Version) 5:05
10. Bread and Blood (Album Version) 4:38
The Earth Is... (1991) is the eleventh studio album by the British-Australian soft rock duo Air Supply, officially released on July 23, 1991, via the label Giant Records.
The record was highly significant for the group, serving as their official comeback album. In 1987, the band had announced a hiatus, during which vocalist Russell Hitchcock released a solo project. Upon returning to the scene in 1991, Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock assembled a new lineup of musicians and recorded the album under the direction of producer Harry Maslin.
Although the album did not achieve high positions on the U.S. charts, it sparked an extensive and successful world tour—most notably in Latin America and Asia, where the duo enjoyed phenomenal popularity.
The record was highly significant for the group, serving as their official comeback album. In 1987, the band had announced a hiatus, during which vocalist Russell Hitchcock released a solo project. Upon returning to the scene in 1991, Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock assembled a new lineup of musicians and recorded the album under the direction of producer Harry Maslin.
Although the album did not achieve high positions on the U.S. charts, it sparked an extensive and successful world tour—most notably in Latin America and Asia, where the duo enjoyed phenomenal popularity.
Pop | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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