About this album
Where they were
Released in December 1976, 'Air Supply' marked the duo's self-titled debut album after previously performing as part of a band called 'The Air Supply'. At this point, they were transitioning from local Australian acts to an international audience, setting the stage for their future commercial success.
Why it matters
This album helped establish Air Supply as a prominent name in soft rock, leading to chart success with singles that resonated with listeners. The album's blend of emotional ballads and catchy tunes laid the groundwork for their later hits and contributed to the soft rock resurgence of the late 70s.
Essential tracks
- "Feel the Breeze" — This opening track perfectly encapsulates the band's signature sound with its soothing harmonies and gentle instrumentation, setting a serene tone for the entire album.
- "Love and Other Bruises" — A poignant exploration of heartache, this song showcases the duo's ability to convey deep emotion through their melodic arrangements and tender vocals.
- "We Are All Alone" — 'We Are All Alone' stands out for its reflective lyrics and lush orchestration, highlighting the duo's knack for creating intimate moments within their music.
Release Date
December 1, 1976
Artist Origin
Australia
Tracklist
- 1 Feel the Breeze 3:55
- 2 I Don’t Believe You 4:04
- 3 Empty Pages 4:21
- 4 What a Life 4:39
- 5 Secret Agent 3:43
- 6 The Weight Is My Soul 3:29
- 7 Love and Other Bruises 3:42
- 8 It’s Not Easy 4:25
- 9 We Are All Alone 3:17
- 10 Strangers in Love 3:48
- 11 Ain’t It a Shame 3:09
