Rush - Roll the Bones

From1991: The Year AOR Ate Itself

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Rush - Roll the Bones

From1991: The Year AOR Ate Itself

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Oct 6, 2021

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Why are we here? Because we're here ... to discuss Rush's Roll the Bones. Why does it happen? Because this album happened to be released in 1991, of course! For this episode, Ted Asregadoo, co-host of the Planet LP podcast, joins Matt and Jeff to discuss the Canadian power trio's 14th studio album — and how it fits into the coming AOR upheaval that was only beginning to be felt.

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Oct 6, 2021

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A yearlong investigation into some of the albums released by the genre's biggest artists in the year before grunge took over. Which ones still rock? Which ones helped burn it all down? Let's look back.

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Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge by 1991: The Year AOR Ate Itself
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Rush - Roll the Bones

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