Air Supply

Their latest album, "Across the Concrete Sky," is available through their website. A new album is expected to be released on June 7th, 2005 which is currently untitled and features "Be Yourself", which will be released as a single. They continued to tour and record into the new millennium, with much success throughout south-east Asia where romantic ballads remain particularly popular. However, subsequent interviews with the band revealed that early problems had been partly due to external pressures which were resolved when the band members sacked their previous management companies and hired Los Angeles company The Firm. In 1991 the duo regrouped and recorded "The Earth Is," containing their hit single "Without You." The album was followed by "The Vanishing Race" in 1993, "News from Nowhere" in 1995, and "Now and Forever: Greatest Hits Live," a CD and DVD recording of a live concert in Taipai, Taiwan, also in 1995. Allegations that they argued during production are not entirely unfounded; the group broke up in April 2002, before they had even released an album, but reunited in the summer and went on to release their debut album on November 19. During the mid-80's the band continued to have minor hits in the US, including "Just As I Am," "The Power of Love," and "Lonely is the Night." After recording "The Christmas Album" in 1987 Russell and Hitchcock separated and went their separate ways for several years. They toured extensively worldwide in 2003, silencing many critics and gaining largely positive reviews for their spectacular live performances.

It was quickly followed by three more hit albums, "The One That You Love," "Now and Forever," and "Greatest Hits.". Others compared them to Led Zeppelin, saying they add much-needed sound and style to contemporary mainstream music. Their 1980 album "Lost In Love" released their music to an American audience for the first time, and contained three US Top Five singles, including the title track, "Every Woman In The World", and "All Out of Love" (sample). Some lambasted the group as millionaire musicians who constantly argued during album production, and whose 1970s rock sound is primarily the result of post-studio modification. Jeremy Paul left the band during this tour. Their first studio album, Audioslave, drew mixed reactions from critics but swiftly attained double platinum-selling status. Hammond left the band, to be replaced by Jeremy Paul in time for the group's first Australian hit single, "Love and Other Bruises." This single was followed by a self-titled debut album that reached Gold status in Australia, numerous other top 40 hits, and an American tour opening for Rod Stewart. Audioslave is an alternative rock supergroup consisting of Chris Cornell (formerly of Soundgarden) and the instrumentalists of Rage Against the Machine.

Later that year, the duo, along with Chrissie Hammond, formed Air Supply. (title to be announced) (to be released on June 7, 2005). The duo met in May, 1975, when performing in the Australian production of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, Jesus Christ Superstar. Audioslave (2002). Air Supply are a duo of pop musicians, Englishman Graham Russell and Australian Russell Hitchcock, who had a succession of soft-rock ballad hits throughout the English-speaking world through the late 1970s and early 1980s. Tim Commerford - Bass. Brad Wilk - Drums.

Tom Morello - Guitar. Chris Cornell - Vocals.