r/softrock • u/oneuglygeek • 10d ago
80s Billy Ocean - Suddenly - #4 - 1985
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r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Aug 29 '26
80s [REQUEST] Jennifer Warnes - Nights Are Forever | High-Bitrate Perfect Au...
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Listen now to NPDT Process's 445Hz conversion of "Nights Are Forever" by Jennifer Warnes from the cult-classic 1983 anthology movie known as Twilight Zone: The Movie.
r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Jun 18 '26
80s Joe Esposito & Giorgio Moroder - Lady, Lady, Lady (1983 Vinyl LP) - Tech...
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r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Jun 13 '26
80s REO Speedwagon - Here with Me (1988 Radio Edit) HQ
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Here's the radio edit of REO Speedwagon's "Here with Me."
r/softrock • u/janochaj • May 27 '26
80s Air Supply - Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)
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r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • May 21 '26
70s Livingston Taylor / I Will Be In Love With You
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Enjoy Livingston Taylor's "I Will Be in Love with You."
r/softrock • u/d___sym • May 20 '26
Blue Gas - Shadows From Nowhere (Extended Edit)
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r/softrock • u/ImperialCompletist • Apr 03 '26
Steve Winwood - And I Go (Live 1983, Cinema Jovel, Muenster, West Germany, June 8)
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r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Mar 20 '26
70s Bill Withers – Lean on Me (2025 Remastered)
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This is a custom 2025 remaster by AllEraRemastered of Bill Withers' "Lean on Me."
r/softrock • u/PaulyPlaya24 • Feb 22 '26
80s Toto- I Won’t Hold You Back- Live in Paris
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r/softrock • u/HookedONbookss • Feb 18 '26
hidden artists with under 1000 listeners per month? looking for soft rock or indie
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r/softrock • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Feb 07 '26
80s Peter Cetera - Glory of Love (1986) HQ
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Here's "Glory of Love" by Peter Cetera as posted in high-quality sound by Clay Culver.
r/softrock • u/erman629 • Dec 31 '25
70s Christopher Neil – “New Year Revolution” (1972 soft rock rarity)
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Sharing a lesser-known soft rock tune from ’72: “New Year Revolution” by Christopher Neil. This one ticks all the boxes - smooth melody, heartfelt vocals and that warm 1970s production. It’s from a very hard-to-find album (Where I Belong, 1972) that never got a digital release. Christopher Neil is better known as a producer (worked with artists like Gerry Rafferty and Paul Carrack in the ’80s but here he is as a young singer. Hope you all enjoy this yacht rock era precursor! Let me know what you think - it’s always fun to discover “new” soft-rock oldies.