JOURNEY, yes Journey!
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Topic: JOURNEY, yes Journey!
Posted By: DallasBryan
Subject: JOURNEY, yes Journey!
Date Posted: April 18 2005 at 19:44
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JOURNEY - Journey (1975) for fans of Kansas - Leftoverture or Utopia - RA or Dixie Dregs - Free Fall you may want to here this one you'll be surprised! This album obviously is not |
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Posted By: tuxon
Date Posted: April 18 2005 at 19:50
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Which Journey What's the name of the album, and year of release, I'm a bit at a loss here, maybe I didn't read the message correctly Edit: thanks, no I k |
Posted By: DallasBryan
Date Posted: April 18 2005 at 19:57
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Journey - self titled (1975) This is the album that led me away from Yes and ELP and Jethro Tull, sent me down another path, so to speak. This is the music that got the guitar out from under the bed, and in my hands for mo |
Posted By: Richardw
Date Posted: April 18 2005 at 20:22
| A fantastic album DB. 'Kahoutek has some of the greatest guitar and keyboard sparring you will ever hear. Brilliant. The next two albums 'Look Into The Future' and 'Next' are real good too. |
Posted By: Cygnus X-2
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 00:01
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I like their first album. Neal Schon is a beast on the guitar. But I like the Steve Perry era of Journey the best. ------------- 
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Posted By: Dick Heath
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 05:54
| Introduced to Journey slightly late into the career with Look Into The Future, and agree with Dallas that they dissolved into a saccharine AOR/pop band. Would you agree with the entry in Kerrang's Encyc |
Posted By: Sean Trane
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 06:07
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Excellent first 3 albums then awful Steve Perry came in , provoking Ainsley Dunbar's (an unsung drumming hero comming from Zappa's band ) departure and them Greg Rollie (ex-Santana). Only Neil Schon (also ex-Santana) stayed from the original. < |
Posted By: topographic2112
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 11:33
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[QUOTE=Sean Trane] Excellent first 3 albums then awful Steve Perry came in , provoking Ainsley Dunbar's (an unsung drumming hero comming from Zappa's band ) departure and them Greg Rollie (ex-Santana). Only Neil Schon (also ex-Santana) stayed |
Posted By: Dick Heath
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 11:40
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Didn't the great Steve Smith end up in Journey, having first played drums on JL Ponty's Enigmatic Ocean. Unlike the backward step Darryl Stuermer made from that album, |
Posted By: Sean Trane
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 11:46
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[QUOTE=topographic2112][QUOTE=Sean Trane] Excellent first 3 albums then awful Steve Perry came in , provoking Ainsley Dunbar's (an unsung drumming hero comming from Zappa's band ) departure and them Greg Rollie (ex-Santana). Only Neil Schon ( |
Posted By: Easy Livin
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 15:04
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I'm the opposite to most here. For my money, Steve Perry has one of the finest voices in all of rock. I actually much preferred Journey when they moved away from the unstructured jazz noodlings of their early albums to the high quality melodic rock |
Posted By: James Lee
Date Posted: April 19 2005 at 21:40
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They're such completely different bands...I had my fun with Journey (v.2) just like I did with REO, J. Geils, Boston, Nugent, Aerosmith, et cetera, but the original band was so outstanding that it's hard not to mourn what could have been. ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/sollipsist/?chartstyle=kaonashi"> 
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Posted By: DallasBryan
Date Posted: April 28 2005 at 19:48
anybody gone here yet? 
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