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NealIsGod wrote:I am sure most of us have some memento of seeing or meeting Journey, and I would love to know what some of those things are. For me, I saw Bad English in a club back in the late 80's, and stood in the front row. During the solo to "Forget Me Not", Neal made eye contact with me and threw me his pick. It hit me and landed on the nasty, dirty floor, but I fought off a 300 lb. guy to snag it! After the show the band was in the back signing autographs, and I had Neal sign an index card (all that I had available). That card and that pick are in a frame, along with a copy of the Frontiers album, which was signed by the entire band (got that off Ebay, another prized possession!).
NealIsGod wrote:I am sure most of us have some memento of seeing or meeting Journey, and I would love to know what some of those things are. For me, I saw Bad English in a club back in the late 80's, and stood in the front row. During the solo to "Forget Me Not", Neal made eye contact with me and threw me his pick. It hit me and landed on the nasty, dirty floor, but I fought off a 300 lb. guy to snag it! After the show the band was in the back signing autographs, and I had Neal sign an index card (all that I had available). That card and that pick are in a frame, along with a copy of the Frontiers album, which was signed by the entire band (got that off Ebay, another prized possession!).
*Laura wrote:Nothing signed by the band,unfortunately,but I have a few very precious Journey things - an original 1979 poster,a collection of Journey pin buttons and recently,thanks to my good friend Styxie,I'm the proud owner of the original "Open Arms/Little Girl" vinyl,released in 1981.![]()
Oh yes,and I signed the very first promo copy of my own Steve Perry book.(sorry,I couldn't resist...LOL)
NealIsGod wrote:I am sure most of us have some memento of seeing or meeting Journey, and I would love to know what some of those things are. For me, I saw Bad English in a club back in the late 80's, and stood in the front row. During the solo to "Forget Me Not", Neal made eye contact with me and threw me his pick. It hit me and landed on the nasty, dirty floor, but I fought off a 300 lb. guy to snag it! After the show the band was in the back signing autographs, and I had Neal sign an index card (all that I had available). That card and that pick are in a frame, along with a copy of the Frontiers album, which was signed by the entire band (got that off Ebay, another prized possession!).
conversationpc wrote:My most prized Journey possession other than the actual music is this pic with JSS, myself, and my daughter.
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