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	Bryan Adams @ CanEHdian.com
		Adams toured Canada opening for Loverboy in the spring of 1982, then began work on his third album.
		In August 1985, Loverboy featured another of their compositions, "Dangerous," on the Lovin' Every Minute of It album.
		Adams and Vallance's "Back to Paradise," co-written by Pat Benatar and performed by.38 Special, was used in the film Revenge of the Nerds II in the summer of 1987 and became a singles chart entry, and in August Adams' co-composition "Hometown Hero" appeared on Loverboy's Wildside LP.
	www.canehdian.com /artistlinks/artists/bryanadams.html (2839 words)

	Kevin Featherly
		The year 1982 finally rolled around, and by then I had managed to collect "Lola vs. Powerman," "Muswell Hillbillies," and the 1980 live album "One for the Road," all of which I played for helpless listening victims without mercy, at great volume.
		I actually used to run around with a tabletop Sony cassette machine playing these things like an evangelist trying to convert the unwashed masses (who I still maintain were tragically devoid of taste; Loverboy owned their sad souls).
		The Kinks traveled to the Twin Cities (can't remember if it was Minneapolis or St. Paul) to grace our shores with their distinctive British presence, and I bought a ticket as fast I could locate one.
	www.featherly.com /kevblog/kevblogarchive_0418.htm (1466 words)

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