Name: No Static At All: Journey Into Aor 1976-1986 / Var - No Static At All: Journey Into Aor 1976-1986 / Var
Brand: No Static At All: Journey Into Aor 1976-1986 / Var
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Boston - Something About You

Angel - Don't Leave Me Lonely

Styx - Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)

Aviary - Feel the Heart

New England - Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya (7"" Edit)

707 - I Could Be Good for You

Toto - Hold the Line (7"" Version)

Eddie Money - Shakin'

Donnie Iris - Ah! Leah!

Straight Lines - I'm Talking to You

Terence Boylan - Where Are You Hiding?

The Gregg Allman Band - Come and Go Blues

Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe

Aldo Nova - Fantasy (7"" Version)

Gamma - I'm Alive

Barry Goudreau - Dreams

Rainbow - Since You Been Gone (7"" Version)

Zon - Put on the Show

Nils Lofgren - Shine Silently

Starz - Cherry Baby

Journey - Stone in Love

.38 Special - Caught Up in You

Blue Oyster Cult - Burnin' for You (7"" Version)

Pat Benatar - Shadows of the Night (7"" Edit)

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Alien

Little River Band - the Night Owls (7"" Version)

Reo Speedwagon - Keep on Loving You

The Alan Parsons Project - Eye in the Sky (7"" Version)

Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart (7"" Version)

Asia - Only Time Will Tell (7"" Version)

Loverboy - Gangs in the Street

Leroux - Turning Point

Balance - in for the Count

Quarterflash - Find Another Fool

Pages - Sesatia

Chicago - Chains

Rick Springfield - Don't Talk to Strangers (7"" Version)

Peter Cetera - Livin' in the Limelight

Kenny Loggins ; Steve Perry - Don't Fight It

Night Ranger - Don't Tell Me You Love Me (7"" Edit)

FM - That Girl

Kansas - Fight Fire with Fire

The Outfield - All the Love in the World (7"" Version)

Joe Lynn Turner - Endlessly (7"" Version)

Foreigner - That Was Yesterday

Giuffria - Call to the Heart

Dakota - Runaway (Promo Single Edit)

Billy Satellite - Satisfy Me

Russ Ballard - Voices (7"" Version)

Mr Mister - Black/White

Robert Palmer - I Didn't Mean to Turn You on

Streets - Crimes in Mind

Billy Idol - Eyes Without a Face (7"" Version)

Icon - Shot at My Heart

Eric Martin Band - Sucker for a Pretty Face

I-Ten - I Don't Want to Lose You

Robert Tepper - No Easy Way Out

John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) (7"" Version)

Boston - Can'tcha Say (You Believe in Me) / Still in Love

Item UPC: 5013929121485

Date First Available: September 25, 2026

Label: CHERRY RED

No Static At All: Journey Into Aor 1976-1986 / Var

ABOUT THE ALBUM

3CD Deep Dive Into The Fm Radio-Friendly Sound Of Album Orientated Rock. During the second half of the 1970s, before music streaming and playlists, there was the FM dial. Enabled by crystal-clear signals and an increasingly affluent audience, radio programmers created their own universe by digging deeper than three-minute singles. Overflowing with precise musicianship, carefully crafted, melody-infused songs of love and heartache and increasingly sophisticated, digitally-assisted recordings, an idea that came to be known as ""Album Orientated Rock"" began to emerge. Not a scene or a movement, this was a mindset. A lifestyle choice, even. Soaring choruses, multi-layered vocals, rich synthesiser pads, gated reverb and soaring guitar solos combined to produce the perfect soundtrack for the increasingly aspirational times as the decade of gritty heavy rock and smoky prog mutated into something shinier, more controlled and inescapably more commercially-minded. 'No Static At All' takes a deep dive into that world, as absorbed through car stereos and on polished chrome hi-fi systems by young and old alike. Curated from a North American perspective, this is the sound of late nights, of freeways and arenas and of the change in economic outlook that characterised that place and time across the States and Western Europe. Many of these songs became big hits. Others were overlooked gems limited to collectors and late-night FM listeners. All of them endure today. From power ballads to the new hard pop-rock sound, 'No Static At All' is a must-hear for fans, collectors and anybody with a road trip into the sunset planned. 60 tracks. 10 years. One soundtrack.

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