Andrew wrote:Where?
Andrew wrote:Where?
Memorex wrote:Andrew wrote:Where?
They nudged in between Taylor and Miley.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:On the Billboard Top 200, Freedom didn't even crack the top 50. The band had a limited window after Revelation to continue with successful album sales and it appears that window has now closed again.
Also the choice of singles for Freedom were really poor.
jestor92 wrote:I think it reached #83 on the top 200 which is terrible for a band of their history.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:jestor92 wrote:I think it reached #83 on the top 200 which is terrible for a band of their history.
In other words, they are right back to the musical purgatory of the Augeri years.
As much as I love new Journey music - Auger or Arnel - I'm just not convinced that there is a big public appetite for it.
Revelation did well because it was packaged with the hits.
Also, remember when Neal included Generations with concert tickets (similar to many other artists) and then Billboard changed the rules? Generations could have ended up a hit.
jestor92 wrote: Unfortunately the album left a bit to be desired, they have (had) terrible management and PR work done.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:jestor92 wrote: Unfortunately the album left a bit to be desired, they have (had) terrible management and PR work done.
You discussing Revelation or Freedom?
If Freedom will be remembered at all (and it won't), it's because of the Randy Jackson novelty factor and some sub garage band-level production by Narada.
Pelata wrote:It was #1 on Billboard Mainstream Rock chart.
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