Air Supply scored their first hit in 1976 with the breakout "Love and Other Bruises”—a soft-rock burner with shimmering guitars and swelling strings that introduced the harmonising duo of Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock to the Australian Top 10. That heart-on-sleeve formula helped the group become a staple of the pop charts for the next decade. Television appearances helped them romance a wide audience with their soft-lit image, helping them to earn a string of hits including "I'm All Out of Love", "Lost in Love", and "The One That You Love”. A hiatus followed the release of 1986's Hearts in Motion, but the duo reunited in the ‘90s, and continued releasing albums at a steady pace to devoted fans through the ‘00s. Get lost in love all over again with the kings of late-'70s soft rock.