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Analog MenReleased - 1994, on Pioneer RecordsProduced by - Larry Hoppen & John Hall Larry Hoppen Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals John Hall Guitars, Vocals Lance Hoppen Bass, Vocals Bob Leinbach Keyboards, Vocals Peter O'brien Drums, Percussion |
| Songs 1. My Idea Of Love (Larry Hoppen, John Hall & Bob Leinbach) 2. Love's Not Just For Other People (Larry Hoppen, Bob Leinbach & John Hall) 3. Fat City (Bob Leinbach, Larry Hoppen, Lance Hoppen & John Hall) 4. Love 2 Watch (Larry Hoppen, Lance Hoppen, John Hall & Bob Leinbach) 5. Serenity (John Hall & Bob Leinbach) 6. Heaven (Larry Hoppen, Lance Hoppen, John Hall & Bob Leinbach) 7. Analog Men (John & Johanna Hall) 8. Dance With Me (New Version) (John & Johanna Hall) 9. Back To Your Arms (Bob Leinbach & Tad Wise) 10. One Way Or Another (Larry Hoppen, Lance Hoppen, John Hall & Bob Leinbach) 11. Keep On Changin' (Larry Hoppen, John Hall & Bob Leinbach) Singles Released (Not Known) Orleans History & Interesting Facts 1. Between 1991 - 1995, I'm not sure much was going on in the U.S. with Orleans, but a lot was happening in Japan. They released "Orleans Live" in 1991, did 2 successful tours which were recorded and released on laserdisc, and then followed that up with the Japan only CD "Analog Men." 2. The lineup of Larry, Lance, John, Bob Leinbach and Peter O'brien has remained consistent since at least 1988 and would remain so thru 2000 until they became part time members thru 2004. 2. In my opinion this is the most group oriented CD in the entire Orleans catalog, as far as, writing and vocals. Several of the songs are written by Larry, Lance, John and Bob, as a unit, and all participate in the vocals. 3. It's a must have CD for fans of Bob Leinbach, and for fans of Orleans in general. 4. The CD's original idea for a title was "Outstanding In its Field." (Larry) 5. With this album Lance begins to take a more active role in song writing and singing, which continues to this day. It's the first album since "One Of A Kind" to have a song with Lance as a writer and it's his strongest vocal presence since the "Orleans" LP in 1980.  Back cover  Picture was taken from Still The One Live CD, but I assume this photo was taken during the photo sessions for Analog Men |
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