These guys are so cheesy and terrible.  I'd take Journey over them and I hate Journey.

Every Air Supply song has the word "Love" in the title.

FHF,

I understand and respect your opinion about Air Supply.....

however....those boys were the hook when I got to Junior High.

If I needed to get the mood goin, Air Supply got my back!

eh, i don't like air supply much either. didn't they do "the one that you love"? rawr, they're like, the only band on this 80s cd i have that i don't like, exce[t foriegner. (actually i like some of foriegner's other songs, just not "urgernt")
:P

:o

Finally..... someone agrees with me!  I here one more fricking Air Supply song, I'll smash the radio that's playing it !!!!!!!!!!  ::)  ;D

All of their songs sound the same, and have "love" in the title!!!!!!!!!!

"I'm All Out of Love"
"The One That You Love"
"Making Love Out of Nothing At All"

Noticing a pattern?  ::)  ;D

I got a kick of them!

Tanya

I hated them when i was growing up-now i dont mind them  :)

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I hated them when i was growing up-now i dont mind them  :)

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Acccccck!!!!!!!!! Creeepy pic!!!  ::)  ;D

I certainly do notice a pattern.....

Play all 3 of those songs consecutively, and you've got like a good 15 minutes of make-out music!

LOL

:o

Finally..... someone agrees with me!   I here one more fricking Air Supply song, I'll smash the radio that's playing it !!!!!!!!!!  ::)  ;D

All of their songs sound the same, and have "love" in the title!!!!!!!!!!

"I'm All Out of Love"
"The One That You Love"
"Making Love Out of Nothing At All"

Noticing a pattern?   ::)  ;D



I don't mind listening to them.I guess they just love the word"love". ;D



Howard

I don't mind listening to them.I guess they just love the word"love". ;D



Howard


Gee, you think?  ;D

Gee, you think?  ;D


Well,they certainly weren't classic rock.That's for sure. ;D



Howard

I will say...I have always said...SOMEBODY PLEASE CUT OFF MY AIR SUPPLY! :P

While I do understand that Air Supply can be describe as cheesy-sometimes a little cheese is good. I must admit that I do like them but I don't think think that I can handle listening to an entire album in one sitting-maybe one or two songs at a time. But, I really do like the song "Sweet Dreams".




Cat

Graham Russell had a wonderful voice, I've gotta give him that, even if most of Air supplies songs were a little sappy for my tastes. They were on the ABC (Australian) a couple of weeks ago. Some dude from  Arista reccords said they were about the only band he had signed on the strength of a demo tape.

Well I personally like Air Supply and Journey.

I'll agree, Air Supply is cheesy...but I love those songs. My friends and I would have "Cheesy music and drinks" nights and Air Supply would be a favorite. "Out Of The Nothing At All" is one we liked to belt out. I mean we would SING the hell out of that song. Good times from Air Supply.  ;D 

I heard their 1985 song "Just As I Am" while grocery shopping last night.
Not a bad '80s "softie" kind of song.
:)

Two words: Elevator music  ::)  :P

"Air Supply celebrate 40th anniversary by updating their sound with dance remixes and tattoos"

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/air-supply-celebrate-40th-anniversary-by-updating-their-sound-with-dance-remixes-and-tattoos/news-story/49e98f1896cda3068b5ea2c62e3927f5

They are so cheesy that we should create a poll on their worst song.

They are so cheesy that we should create a poll on their worst song.


They never had a worst song.

They never had a worst song.


This is true

They are so cheesy that we should create a poll on their worst song.


Air Supply is better than any of the music nowadays in the 2010s (aka dark age of entertainment)  :P

They never had a worst song.


Lucky you. You got to experience awesome eras in pop culture. I got all the lame eras  :-[ (with the exception of my childhood, that was an awesome era ;))

What is this? I sign on and everyone's getting all hyped up about Air Supply!?


Air Supply is better than any of the music nowadays in the 2010s (aka dark age of entertainment)  :P


Truth. The 80's were the golden age of entertainment.


Lucky you. You got to experience awesome eras in pop culture. I got all the lame eras  :-[ (with the exception of my childhood, that was an awesome era ;))


Everything sucks after 2003. 8) ;)

Air Supply is better than any of the music nowadays in the 2010s (aka dark age of entertainment)  :P


They supplied comfort music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWdZEumNRmI

They supplied comfort music.


I thought they supplied air.

Air Supply is better than any of the music nowadays in the 2010s (aka dark age of entertainment)  :P


They're not my favorite arena band ever, but yes they're such a breath of fresh air compared to almost anything you hear on the radio today, no pun intended.

I thought they supplied air.


::) Was that supposed to be a joke?  ;D

::) Was that supposed to be a joke?  ;D


Haha, yep! ;) ;D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6qxMP3deU8
Here is another pop ballad from them, this song is from 1993.

My mother liked them back in the early 80s. She had the cassette tape and vinyl record of all their music.

My mother liked them back in the early 80s. She had the cassette tape and vinyl record of all their music.
back in the 80's Air Supply could do no wrong. they were not only a great recording duo, they were wonderful in concert. but now they are old and their prime has passed them by. the songs they put out in the 80's were mostly geared for couples. I've got 3 of their records on vinyl

My mother liked them back in the early 80s. She had the cassette tape and vinyl record of all their music.


What was her favorite song?

What was her favorite song?


Not sure which son of theirs was her favorite, but I remember she had a white cassette tape of Air Supply music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qYH0R5o5vw

IMO they were geared toward Baby Boomers and even some middle-aged adults who were settling down and raising kids, and due to their rather short shelf life, aren't recommended in terms of collecting. Those vinyl records will be thrift store "junk" for decades and decades just like their parent's Lawrence Welk and the Mills Brothers records were. MTV rarely played them and their videos were more likely found on Night Flight or some premium cable channel like early Showtime or HBO in their mostly pre-VH1 prime. After "Just As I Am" in 1985, they quickly faded in their relevance. At least they have a rather fitting name! My favorite song would be Even The Nights Are Better because I remember hearing it in one of those direct retail music compilations and sounds catchier than the others.

IMO they were geared toward Baby Boomers and even some middle-aged adults who were settling down and raising kids, and due to their rather short shelf life, aren't recommended in terms of collecting. Those vinyl records will be thrift store "junk" for decades and decades just like their parent's Lawrence Welk and the Mills Brothers records were. MTV rarely played them and their videos were more likely found on Night Flight or some premium cable channel like early Showtime or HBO in their mostly pre-VH1 prime. After "Just As I Am" in 1985, they quickly faded in their relevance. At least they have a rather fitting name! My favorite song would be Even The Nights Are Better because I remember hearing it in one of those direct retail music compilations and sounds catchier than the others.


Do you like any of their other songs?  ???

Solid songs, together with others of the same period.

Not sure which son of theirs was her favorite, but I remember she had a white cassette tape of Air Supply music.


That would have been their 'Greatest Hits' from 1983

Air Supply first charted in 1989.

Air Supply first charted in 1989.


No they didn't, it was in 1981.

No they didn't, it was in 1981.


Bee doo bee doo boo wop dee bop, Nickelodeon.

No they didn't, it was in 1981.


Your both wrong (though I know Bill is just being Bill).  They first charted in their native Australia in 1976 :P

Your both wrong (though I know Bill is just being Bill).  They first charted in their native Australia in 1976 :P


Thanks WD, Isn't one of them Austrian and the other is from The UK? ???