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This is an awesome track.

As good as anything they EVER did. It holds the test of time.

Anyone disagree with that?

StoneCold wrote:This is an awesome track.

As good as anything they EVER did. It holds the test of time.

Anyone disagree with that?

Negative Ghost Rider, no disagreement here. Great tune. Some of their earlier fusion stuff was pretty damn good. Nickel and Dime being another I like.

Rick wrote:

StoneCold wrote:This is an awesome track.

As good as anything they EVER did. It holds the test of time.

Anyone disagree with that?

Negative Ghost Rider, no disagreement here. Great tune. Some of their earlier fusion stuff was pretty damn good. Nickel and Dime being another I like.

hustler and karma are fantastic too.. i was shuffling my winamp the other day and karma came on ,, i kept wondering who that was.... ,, this guitar sounds familar... oh yea, journey..

larryfromnextdoor wrote:

Rick wrote:

StoneCold wrote:This is an awesome track.

As good as anything they EVER did. It holds the test of time.

Anyone disagree with that?

Negative Ghost Rider, no disagreement here. Great tune. Some of their earlier fusion stuff was pretty damn good. Nickel and Dime being another I like.

hustler and karma are fantastic too.. i was shuffling my winamp the other day and karma came on ,, i kept wondering who that was.... ,, this guitar sounds familar... oh yea, journey..

Love it when that happens. I think that's why I appreciate the early stuff, its not being played over and over like DSB, etc.

If nothing else positive comes from them, the J band at least has some variety in their catalog.

I believe "Of a Lifetime" and "Look Into The Future" are the two best songs that Journey ever did.

Moving, emotional, epic... and with kick-ass playing... amazing music!

My favorite pre-Perry era tune is "Topaz".

Of A Lifetime:

Definitely the best track off of the first three releases. Was great that they dusted it off for the 30th anniversary tour in 2005. Haunting to a point, it is a masterpiece.

I like Gregg and Ross doing "In The Morning Day."

They ought to re record some of that early material with Arnel. I wonder what Gregg would say?

heardonthestreet wrote:I like Gregg and Ross doing "In The Morning Day."

They ought to re record some of that early material with Arnel. I wonder what Gregg would say?

Probably wouldn't be printable.

The whole Look Into The Future LP is tremendous. RIght up there with Montrose - S/T

Invisible Cajun wrote:The whole Look Into The Future LP is tremendous. RIght up there with Montrose - S/T

wow.. ive never thought of comparing those,, i think your right... that is too cool...

oh yea to all of you.

don't forget Cookie Duster.

Of A Lifetime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHQL2yVPDaw

Kohutek---the definitive Journey(IMHO)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIXax2YJvyA

(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:oh yea to all of you.

don't forget Cookie Duster.

Of A Lifetime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHQL2yVPDaw

Kohutek---the definitive Journey(IMHO)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIXax2YJvyA

Those were "classic" rock!

Thanks CDL.

Of A Lifetime is definately in my top 10 Journey tracks. I would've been perfectly happy if Journey continued to make jazz-fusiony/prog type albums. (Of course, I can't deny the AOR greatness that Perry brought to the group when he joined...)

StoneCold wrote:

(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:oh yea to all of you.

don't forget Cookie Duster.

Of A Lifetime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHQL2yVPDaw

Kohutek---the definitive Journey(IMHO)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIXax2YJvyA

Those were "classic" rock!

Thanks CDL.

exactly. ahhhhhhhhhhh

Phen wrote:Of A Lifetime is definately in my top 10 Journey tracks. I would've been perfectly happy if Journey continued to make jazz-fusiony/prog type albums. (Of course, I can't deny the AOR greatness that Perry brought to the group when he joined...)

I could have continued with Journey in the classic vein, too.

and there is no denying that Perry did make Journey an outstanding AOR group. and that is good if you like AOR. and ROR is the definitive 80's rock. again, if that's your style.

I love it all--I just love classic Journey a little bit more.