REO Speedwagon – You Get What You Play For (used) The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has recorded and performed Gilbert & Sullivan's comic opera "The Pirates of Penzance"

Musical Style: The album is divided into acoustic and electric sections

It is also described as a "synthy midtempo club track"

Composer: Bill Conti

Personnel: The album features a strong rhythm section with Amin Ali on bass and Grant Calvin Weston and Cornell Rochester on drums

REO Speedwagon – You Get What You Play For (used) The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra hasSleeve Condition Media Condition VG+ VG+ "You Get What You Play For" is a double live album by REO Speedwagon, released in March 1977. It was their first live album and captured the band's energetic performances during their touring days. Here are some key details about the album: Type: Double live album. Release Date: March 1977. Significance: The album was important in expanding their fanbase and gaining wider recognition, reaching platinum status