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 ‎– Serious Hits...Live! Label:  ‎– PCLP1 Format: 2 × , LP, Album 
Country: Released: Genre: Style: Tracklist A1Something Happened On The Way To Heaven4:59A2Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)3:29A3Who Said I Would4:29A4One More Night5:49B1Don't Lose My Number4:43B2Do You Remember?5:40B3Another Day In Paradise5:37B4Separate Lives5:17C1In The Air Tonight6:35C2You Can't Hurry Love2:54C3Two Hearts3:08C4Sussudio7:14D1A Groovy Kind Of Love3:31D2Easy Lover4:46D3Take Me Home8:40 Credits Bass –  Drums –  Engineer –  Guitar –  Keyboards –  Mixed By – ,  Producer – ,  Saxophone –  Trombone – * Trumpet – ,  Vocals [Additional] – , ,  Vocals, Drums, Piano –  Notes Recorded during the "Serious Tour 1990". 
Gatefold sleeve with card inner sleeves. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5012981900113





AllMusic Review by Mike DeGagne 

Along with being a multi-talented musician and an excellent songwriter,  is one of the best live performers in rock. His songs usually stay true to their original form, he puts plenty of fire into his vocals, and best of all, every one of his in-concert qualities transfers well into album form.  is a wonderful example of this, with not only 15 tracks, but 15 of 's best tracks, performed with an overcharged amount of enthusiasm and energy. There's an equal number of ballads and fast songs on the album, but even on the slow stuff,  puts a lot of passion and feeling into the lyrics. Efforts such as "One More Night," "Do You Remember?," and especially his best ballad, "Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" are heartfelt and unhindered. His moods shift easily without any false emotional dramatics, which in turn enhances the ambience of the songs. The tracks are taken from a number of shows during his Serious Tour in 1990, but his performance level remains enthusiastic the whole album through and the change of venues goes unnoticed, which is again another plus.  is just as sharp on the quicker tunes, with some wonderful percussion filling in behind him. The drumming is stellar on "Easy Lover" and again on "Sussudio," but the album's only downfall is its lack of credits, leaving the identities of the musicians a mystery. The album makes up for this with a spine-chilling version of "In the Air Tonight" as  does a good job of capturing the song's haunting air, and from here the album switches gears with "You Can't Hurry Love" but doing so with undefiled perfection. Almost all of the songs here broke Billboard's Top Ten, and five of these tracks hit number one, which makes  truly live up to it's name.