The Journey continues
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 3:17 pmhttp://www.news-life.com/life/living-li ... continues/
Nancy Dunham
Examiner Correspondent
If you feel Journey is living on its past successes, consider again.
The band that created portion of the musical soundtrack of the 1970s is currently touring at the rear of its May release "Eclipse" and is joined by Foreigner and Night Ranger on the existing Eclipse Tour.
"I'm in adore with this record, which I haven't explained about 1 of our albums for a long time," states founding member and lead guitarist Neal Schon. "It can be a rock file and it sounds amazing."
Schon would arguably know. Since the band shaped in 1973, it has had 19 Top 40 singles and twenty five gold and platinum albums. The band's 2008 release "Revelation" resulted in more than 1 million enthusiasts attending the band's reveals in support of the album, which debuted at No. five on the Billboard 200 and grabbed the top spot on the Independent Albums chart.
But never feel the band is ignoring its previous hits and fan favorites. Band members look enthusiastic about dipping into the back catalog for hits that include "Any Way You Want It," "Faithfully," "Lights," "Individual Techniques," and "Wheel In The Sky."
"We've received a good deal of hits to play and there is plenty of time to do some new stuff too, so we're gonna combine it up," Schon mentioned. "We have not toured with Foreigner for through ten years, so we're actually searching forward to this run."
Expect the concert to be one thing akin to a sing-alongside centered on the admirer reaction when Journey carried out on an out of doors stage in the course of the "These days" tv show previous month.
"At any time the crowd-pleasers, the band played their classic hit "Do not End Believin' " for an audience that sang along to every single term," in accordance to Rolling Stone. "If you near your eyes, you would probably consider that the band was doing with their authentic lead singer Steve Perry, but the singer is in fact Filipino rocker Arnel Pineda, who joined the team in 2007."
Sometimes a Journey is just as well fun to quit.
Nancy Dunham
Examiner Correspondent
If you feel Journey is living on its past successes, consider again.
The band that created portion of the musical soundtrack of the 1970s is currently touring at the rear of its May release "Eclipse" and is joined by Foreigner and Night Ranger on the existing Eclipse Tour.
"I'm in adore with this record, which I haven't explained about 1 of our albums for a long time," states founding member and lead guitarist Neal Schon. "It can be a rock file and it sounds amazing."
Schon would arguably know. Since the band shaped in 1973, it has had 19 Top 40 singles and twenty five gold and platinum albums. The band's 2008 release "Revelation" resulted in more than 1 million enthusiasts attending the band's reveals in support of the album, which debuted at No. five on the Billboard 200 and grabbed the top spot on the Independent Albums chart.
But never feel the band is ignoring its previous hits and fan favorites. Band members look enthusiastic about dipping into the back catalog for hits that include "Any Way You Want It," "Faithfully," "Lights," "Individual Techniques," and "Wheel In The Sky."
"We've received a good deal of hits to play and there is plenty of time to do some new stuff too, so we're gonna combine it up," Schon mentioned. "We have not toured with Foreigner for through ten years, so we're actually searching forward to this run."
Expect the concert to be one thing akin to a sing-alongside centered on the admirer reaction when Journey carried out on an out of doors stage in the course of the "These days" tv show previous month.
"At any time the crowd-pleasers, the band played their classic hit "Do not End Believin' " for an audience that sang along to every single term," in accordance to Rolling Stone. "If you near your eyes, you would probably consider that the band was doing with their authentic lead singer Steve Perry, but the singer is in fact Filipino rocker Arnel Pineda, who joined the team in 2007."
Sometimes a Journey is just as well fun to quit.
Maybe she is using Dragon software that types what you say and this is bizarre auto-correct? 
