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The Hits

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Download links and information about The Hits by REO Speedwagon. This album was released in 2002 and it belongs to Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Pop genres. It contains 28 tracks with total duration of 02:01:26 minutes.

Artist: REO Speedwagon
Release date: 2002
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Pop
Tracks: 28
Duration: 02:01:26
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I Don't Want To Lose You 3:07
2. Here With Me 5:04
3. Roll With The Changes 5:36
4. Keep on Loving You 3:21
5. That Ain't Love 4:01
6. Take It On The Run 4:00
7. In My Dreams 4:30
8. Don't Let Him Go 3:45
9. Can't Fight This Feeling 4:54
10. Keep Pushin' 4:05
11. Time For Me To Fly 3:41
12. One Lonely Night 3:21
13. Back On The Road Again 5:28
14. Ridin' the Storm Out (Live) 5:50
15. I Don't Want To Lose You 3:07
16. Here With Me 5:04
17. Roll With The Changes 5:36
18. Keep on Loving You 3:21
19. That Ain't Love 4:01
20. Take It On The Run 4:00
21. In My Dreams 4:30
22. Don't Let Him Go 3:45
23. Can't Fight This Feeling 4:54
24. Keep Pushin' 4:05
25. Time For Me To Fly 3:41
26. One Lonely Night 3:21
27. Back On The Road Again 5:28
28. Ridin' the Storm Out (Live) 5:50

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Legions of air-guitar playing American kids who grew up on FM rock radio in the '70s knew there was more to REO Speedwagon than dumb rock riffage and songs about girls and broken hearts. They loved a band that connected with them on levels that helped define specific moments in their lives: high school graduations and backyard kegger parties, first crushes and spurned heartbreaks. REO Speedwagon pinned sentimentality to riff-heavy tunes and managed to encapsulate their fans' feelings in song. It made the band huge, and it’s what makes them classic rock. All those '70s and early-'80s hits are here, from gazillion-selling power ballads (“I Can’t Fight This Feeling,” “Keep on Loving You,” “Take It on the Run”) to four-on-the-floor rock ’n’ rollers (“Back on the Road Again,” “Keep Pushin’ On,” “Roll with the Changes”). The smoking live version of “Ridin’ the Storm Out” (the band’s first chart hit) showcases the heady skills of unheralded rock ’n’ roll guitarist Gary Richrath, and two 1982 songs (“I Don’t Want to Lose You” and the hit “Here with Me”) are exclusive to this release.