Air Supply Album: “Earth Is...”

Air Supply is one of the best contemporary artists ever; and although their popularity died in the mid 80's, they never stopped making great music. This album pretty much proves that fact. The first half of the album is awesome, with "Stronger Than The Night" and "Speaking of Love" being the best. The second half, however, is not so good. Nevertheless, Russell Hitchcock's vocals are fantastic, and Graham Russell is also good. This album is definately worth a listen.

I love this album! "Stop the Tears" always mends a broken heart.I really love "Speaking of Love" and "Stronger than the Night". I'm a Christian though, so I thought that "Bread and Blood" was rather offensive. Aside from that and "Dame Amor" it's a great album.

Though it isn't Air Supply's best, it's a pretty decent album! "Stronger Than The Night" really rocks, and I love it! "Without You" is better than Nilsson, and I still get chills. I liked 7 out of 10 songs... which becomes roughly 3 1/2 out of 5 stars, rounded to the nearest whole star... you get the picture. "Dancing With The Mountain" has got that rhythm! The title track is a little syrupy. But I'm one of those tree-hugger, environmentally conscious people, so I can appreciate it. (But not everyone can!) "Love Conquers Time" is a little weird, kinda boring. What I really love about this album is just how creative it is. Though sometimes they get a little too creative ("Dame Amor" is probably the worst song they have ever done... what were they thinking?) with obscure lyrics, ("Don't confuse strength with pride and mud"? What?) I love them always.

Luis Mejia (son) - Air Supply's comeback turns up into an updated '90s effort for the band, but the sound is much more uneven than ever. The most acquiereable song here is Badfinger's interpretation of "Without You" which even got some mild attention, apart from a whole range of average efforts ("Stronger Than The Night", "The Earth Is", "Stop The Tears", "Love Conquers Time") and the much dull side of the rest of the songs. As far as their creative phase since Lost In Love until the still charmful Hearts In Motion, there is nothing left than the talented "Without You".