Album-oriented rock (abbreviated AOR) is an American FM radio format focusing on album tracks by rock artists. AOR evolved from progressive rock radio in the mid-1970s, using research and formal programming to create an album rock format with greater commercial appeal.
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock / AOR
Disc producer country (release): EU
Year of publication: 2024
Publisher (label): Pride & Joy Music
Catalog number: PJM13637
Country of performer (group): Germany
Genre: Melodic Rock / AOR
Disc producer country (release): Japan
Year of publication: 2024
Publisher (label): Avalon
Catalog number: MICP-11845
Country of performer (group): US
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock / AOR
Disc producer country (release): EU
Year of publication: 2024
Publisher (label): Lonely Fire
Country of performer (group): Spain
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock
Disc producer country (release): Japan
Year of publication: 2024
Publisher (label): Avalon
Catalog number: MICP-11844
Country of performer (group): US
JIM PETERIK is one of the living icons from the American Rock scene: member of AOR Gods Survivor, mastermind of Pride Of Lions and prolific songwriter. With his ‘World Stage International Records” Peterik is constantly recording, to offer his own penned songs to other artists, publishing agencies and record companies.
After featuring here the new Jim Peterik And World Stage album released today, many of you asked for Jimbo’s unreleased songs – there’s many, the man is a prolific songmaker. All over his career Peterik has written songs for countless bands / artists, and penned a lot more still unreleased / not recorded.
Genre: Melodic Rock
Country: International
Released: 2024
Genre : AOR
Year : 1978-2013
Country : US
Artist: Silver Album: Silver Year: 2001 Genre: Melodic | Classic | Hard Rock Quality: APE (image+.cue,log,scans) | MP3 CBR 320 Size: 412 Mb | 143 Mb
Cult album among ’80s AOR collectors, finally 1982’s “Keepin’ The Dream Alive” by the TODD HOBIN BAND has been remastered and pressed on CD reissued by Hobin himself. Never released on CD and with the original vinyl LP almost impossible to find in good condition, fans repeatedly asked Todd – who still is active with his band – for a proper reissue.