This album has only the live versions, which are not nearly as good as the recorded versions, IMHO. The "reggae version" of Keep on Loving You is especially regretable.
REO Speedwagon was one of the biggest groups of the 70s and 80s, and this follow-up album to their first decade of rock and roll album contains live performances of some of their greatest hits. Included are such classics as "Don't Let Him Go", "Take it on the Run", "Tough Guys", "Back on the Road Again", "Live Every Moment", and "All Heaven Broke Loose". I didn't care too much for the reggae version of "Keep on Loving You". The original version is much better.
Despite some line-up changes over the years, REO Speedwagon has remained popular for over three decades. This album contains the original line-up, including Kevin Cronin on lead vocals, Gary Richrath on lead guitar, Bruce Hall on bass, Neal Doughty on keyboards, and Alan Gratzer on drums.
This album is an anthology of the second decade of REO's brilliant career, and the songs reflect the group's most popular period of performing. Each song contained on the CD was a big hit, and the live versions on the CD are very good. Some live performances don't really do justice to a song, but the performances on this CD are exceptionally good.
I highly recommend this great CD. Listen and hear one of the biggest groups of the 70s and 80s performing their biggest hits live.
This is one of the best compilations by REO Speedwagon in conjunction with the REO Anthology vhs they put out.
Great, Great album !!! Never can get enough of this midwestern iconic group. Blast from my past !!! This is what rock-n-roll really was