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I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

The key sucks, i'll follow you is the best tune on that album imo

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

The key sucks, i'll follow you is the best tune on that album imo

You think? I like Keep the Fire Burnin' is their best ever tune.

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

The key sucks, i'll follow you is the best tune on that album imo

You think? I like Keep the Fire Burnin' is their best ever tune.

I really hope you're joking

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

The key sucks, i'll follow you is the best tune on that album imo

You think? I like Keep the Fire Burnin' is their best ever tune.

I really hope you're joking

Sorry, all beered up and can't type, but yeah dude, I like KTFB.

how can you like Bruce AND cough...cough...REO?

Maui Tom wrote:how can you like Bruce AND cough...cough...REO?

Let's be bop rocks The only tour he had more than one song to sing which is awesome

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

The key sucks, i'll follow you is the best tune on that album imo

You think? I like Keep the Fire Burnin' is their best ever tune.

I really hope you're joking

Sorry, all beered up and can't type, but yeah dude, I like KTFB.

So it was the beer talkin eh? I think their best tune ever is rock & roll star

Maui Tom wrote:how can you like Bruce AND cough...cough...REO?

actually Tommy, you will never catch me listening to REO ever anymore. I tend to like serious music, that speaks to the current day problems.

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

They were playing a few off their last album, but that was short lived, I don't think they touch anything off that one either. Bruce Hall still plays the exact same intro into "Back On The Road Again" good lord learn a new solo for crying out loud.

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Well since i'll be seeing them on saturday i'll post the set list

LtVanish wrote:
They were playing a few off their last album, but that was short lived, I don't think they touch anything off that one either. Bruce Hall still plays the exact same intro into "Back On The Road Again" good lord learn a new solo for crying out loud.

Hahaha, I know exactly what you are talking about.. I remember Bruce Hall played or opened the Bridge tour with Hey Wait a Minute..song sucks, and he also did a bass opener for Variety Tonight off the Life as We Know It disc.


Speaking of the Bridge record, they had some good tunes on that..When I get Home was solid as was The Ballad of the Illinois Opry.

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

They were playing a few off their last album, but that was short lived, I don't think they touch anything off that one either. Bruce Hall still plays the exact same intro into "Back On The Road Again" good lord learn a new solo for crying out loud.

Hey lay off brewster It's not his fault that he has to stay in a band with the ego maniac cronin

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Well since i'll be seeing them on saturday i'll post the set list

TNB, let me post the setlist now for you..see how close I am, ok? Assuming they are playing with another band, here goes:

Of course the opener will be Don't Let Him Go, then,
Take it on the Run
Keep Pushin'
Golden Country
Can't Fight this Feeling
Time for Me to Fly
Back on the Road Again
Keep on Lovin You
Roll With the Changes

encore:

Ridin' the Storm Out

If they play solo without another band, add in That Ain't Love and Tough Guys somewhere in the middle, before or after Time for Me to Fly and they may add another encore, like 157...their best live tune IMHO.

I bet I am pretty close.

If REO had balls, which of course they don't, as they are a neutered band on all fronts, they would play Shakin it Loose and Love is a Rock...solid tunes.

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:
They were playing a few off their last album, but that was short lived, I don't think they touch anything off that one either. Bruce Hall still plays the exact same intro into "Back On The Road Again" good lord learn a new solo for crying out loud.

Hahaha, I know exactly what you are talking about.. I remember Bruce Hall played or opened the Bridge tour with Hey Wait a Minute..song sucks, and he also did a bass opener for Variety Tonight off the Life as We Know It disc.


Speaking of the Bridge record, they had some good tunes on that..When I get Home was solid as was The Ballad of the Illinois Opry.

I have not listened to that album since 97 or whenever it was released, I'll have to dust it off and give it a spin to see how it holds up, probably not very well.

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Well since i'll be seeing them on saturday i'll post the set list

TNB, let me post the setlist now for you..see how close I am, ok? Assuming they are playing with another band, here goes:

Of course the opener will be Don't Let Him Go, then,
Take it on the Run
Keep Pushin'
Golden Country
Can't Fight this Feeling
Time for Me to Fly
Back on the Road Again
Keep on Lovin You
Roll With the Changes

encore:

Ridin' the Storm Out

They may add "Son of a Poor Man" in the middle before or after Time for Me to Fly and they may add another encore.

I bet I am pretty close.

Actually there playing stuff off of hi infidelity so the set should be a bit longer. You forgot to add on 157 which they also brought back the part with the telephone routine they did back in the day.

deano the last time they played shake it loose cronin forgot the words to the second verse, it's on the re released live hi infidelity record that came with the find your own way home album

Do they still file OREO Sneedwagon under Ghey Rawk?

Rockindeano wrote:
Speaking of the Bridge record, they had some good tunes on that..When I get Home was solid as was The Ballad of the Illinois Opry.

Two good calls there Dean. I'd also add "She's gonna love me", which is probably their best rocker without Richrath.

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Well since i'll be seeing them on saturday i'll post the set list

TNB, let me post the setlist now for you..see how close I am, ok? Assuming they are playing with another band, here goes:

Of course the opener will be Don't Let Him Go, then,
Take it on the Run
Keep Pushin'
Golden Country
Can't Fight this Feeling
Time for Me to Fly
Back on the Road Again
Keep on Lovin You
Roll With the Changes

encore:

Ridin' the Storm Out

If they play solo without another band, add in That Ain't Love and Tough Guys somewhere in the middle, before or after Time for Me to Fly and they may add another encore, like 157...their best live tune IMHO.

I bet I am pretty close.

If REO had balls, which of course they don't, as they are a neutered band on all fronts, they would play Shakin it Loose and Love is a Rock...solid tunes.

sometimes they start with or Ride in the storm out... that song never gets old...

Love Golden Country... and time for me to fly...

as REO goes... NINE LIVES was a great Album... Only the Strong survive great under rated song... and back on the road again...

liked good trouble too.

RedWingFan wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:
Speaking of the Bridge record, they had some good tunes on that..When I get Home was solid as was The Ballad of the Illinois Opry.

Two good calls there Dean. I'd also add "She's gonna love me", which is probably their best rocker without Richrath.

^^^^ amen bro that tune (along with a few others) got me through my first break up

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

NO!!! HI~INFI is among my top ten albums of all time ...NO!!! But I do like it!!:wink:

lights1961 wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

No. I have it and like it the way it is. It's better musically than Hi Infidelity. The Key is great btw.

I agree, the Key is a pretty good tune. Too bad they don't touch this album live, REO has to be the most routine live act touring, they play the exact same 15 songs, kind of wonder if they know how to play anything else.

Keep the Fire Burnin' is on one of their live CD's, I know that, but you're right, nothing else from that disc is live. They are worse than Journey when it comes to playing the same old shit night after night.

Well since i'll be seeing them on saturday i'll post the set list

TNB, let me post the setlist now for you..see how close I am, ok? Assuming they are playing with another band, here goes:

Of course the opener will be Don't Let Him Go, then,
Take it on the Run
Keep Pushin'
Golden Country
Can't Fight this Feeling
Time for Me to Fly
Back on the Road Again
Keep on Lovin You
Roll With the Changes

encore:

Ridin' the Storm Out

If they play solo without another band, add in That Ain't Love and Tough Guys somewhere in the middle, before or after Time for Me to Fly and they may add another encore, like 157...their best live tune IMHO.

I bet I am pretty close.

If REO had balls, which of course they don't, as they are a neutered band on all fronts, they would play Shakin it Loose and Love is a Rock...solid tunes.

sometimes they start with or Ride in the storm out... that song never gets old...

Love Golden Country... and time for me to fly...

as REO goes... NINE LIVES was a great Album... Only the Strong survive great under rated song... and back on the road again...

liked good trouble too.

Hell yeah Rick... Golden Country and Only The Strong Survive are killer songs. Another song I really like is Say You Love Me or Say Goodnight. Kinda like Little Richard/Burton Cummings meets AOR - great rock/blues piano in that tune

Michigan Girl wrote:

Thenightbull wrote:I think if it had can't fight this feeling on it it would've been hi infidelity II which it shoulda been. Anyone else think the same????

NO!!! HI~INFI is among my top ten albums of all time ...NO!!! But I do like it!!:wink:

yep.... nice to see REO still getting some love... trying to decide if I want to see them at the fair this year with Benatar... dont know if I like that tour pacakge or not... say you love me or say good night is awesome...