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REO Speedwagon – You Get What You Play For (used)
REO Speedwagon – You Get What You Play For (used)
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"You Get What You Play For" is a double live album by REO Speedwagon, released in March 1977. It was their first live album and captured the band's energetic performances during their touring days.
Here are some key details about the album:
- Type: Double live album.
- Release Date: March 1977.
- Significance: The album was important in expanding their fanbase and gaining wider recognition, reaching platinum status by December 1978.
- Recorded: In 1976 at various locations, including Kansas City, Indianapolis, Saint Louis, and Atlanta.
- Chart Performance: It peaked at number 72 on the Billboard 200 chart in 1977.
- Genre: Rock.
- Key Tracks: Features popular songs from previous albums, such as "Ridin' the Storm Out," "Keep Pushin'," "Son of a Poor Man," and "157 Riverside Avenue".
- Producers: John Stronach, Gary Richrath, and John Henning.
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Notable Features:
- The original release was a double LP.
- Some CD versions omit certain tracks, including "Gary's Guitar Solo" and "Little Queenie," which has been a point of fan discussion.
- Limited editions have been released.
- Reception: The album was well-received for its energetic performances and sound quality.
"You Get What You Play For" provides a look at the band's sound and energy before their album Hi Infidelity.
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