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Greatest Hits
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Revelation
:Album Description:Two CD/DVD. 2008 brings the album Revelation from Journey. Neal Schon (guitar), Jonathan Cain (keyboards), Ross Valory (bass), Deen Castronovo (drums)--are proud to introduce fans all over the world to their new lead singer, Arnel Pineda ('pin-eh-da'). He replaces Jeff Scott Soto, who parted ways with the band earlier this year after stepping in for Steve Augeri, who had to leave the band in 2006 for medical reasons.
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Escape
: :Living up to the moniker originally given them via a San Francisco radio contest, Journey traveled a restless, often less-than-promising arc as a prog-centric quartet during the early '70s. But the addition of Steve Perry's soaring tenor to the mix on 1978's Infinity instantly changed the band's fortunes, which arguably peaked on this 1981 release. While Neal Schon's lyrical guitar work remained a staple, it was Perry's unabashedly mainstream pop ballad sensibilities that carried the album to the top of the charts and multiplatinum sales via its trio of era-defining hit singles, 'Who's ...
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The Essential Journey
: :Living up to the moniker originally given them via a San Francisco radio contest, Journey traveled a restless, often less-than-promising arc as a prog-centric quartet during the early '70s. But the addition of Steve Perry's soaring tenor to the mix on 1978's Infinity instantly changed the band's fortunes, which arguably peaked on this 1981 release. While Neal Schon's lyrical guitar work remained a staple, it was Perry's unabashedly mainstream pop ballad sensibilities that carried the album to the top of the charts and multiplatinum sales via its trio of era-defining hit singles, 'Who's ...
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Infinity
: :Living up to the moniker originally given them via a San Francisco radio contest, Journey traveled a restless, often less-than-promising arc as a prog-centric quartet during the early '70s. But the addition of Steve Perry's soaring tenor to the mix on 1978's Infinity instantly changed the band's fortunes, which arguably peaked on this 1981 release. While Neal Schon's lyrical guitar work remained a staple, it was Perry's unabashedly mainstream pop ballad sensibilities that carried the album to the top of the charts and multiplatinum sales via its trio of era-defining hit singles, 'Who's ...
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Journey - Greatest Hits
:Album Details:Includes 'Who's Sorry Now.'Not On Us Version :Like other successful bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Journey's sound was built on the double threat of singer Steve Perry's upper-register vocals and guitarist Neal Schon's melodic solos. The band also used rich harmonies to embellish their hard edge. Greatest Hits shows that Journey knew how to craft a pop song with memorable tunes like 'Anyway You Want It' and 'Don't Stop Believin'.' 'Wheel in the Sky' was one of the band's more arty singles, while 'Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'' relied on a straight four-bar ...
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Departure [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REISSUED]
:Album Details:Includes 'Who's Sorry Now.'Not On Us Version :Like other successful bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Journey's sound was built on the double threat of singer Steve Perry's upper-register vocals and guitarist Neal Schon's melodic solos. The band also used rich harmonies to embellish their hard edge. Greatest Hits shows that Journey knew how to craft a pop song with memorable tunes like 'Anyway You Want It' and 'Don't Stop Believin'.' 'Wheel in the Sky' was one of the band's more arty singles, while 'Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'' relied on a straight four-bar ...
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Look into the Future
:Album Details:Includes 'Who's Sorry Now.'Not On Us Version :Like other successful bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Journey's sound was built on the double threat of singer Steve Perry's upper-register vocals and guitarist Neal Schon's melodic solos. The band also used rich harmonies to embellish their hard edge. Greatest Hits shows that Journey knew how to craft a pop song with memorable tunes like 'Anyway You Want It' and 'Don't Stop Believin'.' 'Wheel in the Sky' was one of the band's more arty singles, while 'Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'' relied on a straight four-bar ...
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Journey
:Album Details:Includes 'Who's Sorry Now.'Not On Us Version :Like other successful bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Journey's sound was built on the double threat of singer Steve Perry's upper-register vocals and guitarist Neal Schon's melodic solos. The band also used rich harmonies to embellish their hard edge. Greatest Hits shows that Journey knew how to craft a pop song with memorable tunes like 'Anyway You Want It' and 'Don't Stop Believin'.' 'Wheel in the Sky' was one of the band's more arty singles, while 'Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'' relied on a straight four-bar ...
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Raised on Radio
:Album Details:Includes 'Who's Sorry Now.'Not On Us Version :Like other successful bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Journey's sound was built on the double threat of singer Steve Perry's upper-register vocals and guitarist Neal Schon's melodic solos. The band also used rich harmonies to embellish their hard edge. Greatest Hits shows that Journey knew how to craft a pop song with memorable tunes like 'Anyway You Want It' and 'Don't Stop Believin'.' 'Wheel in the Sky' was one of the band's more arty singles, while 'Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'' relied on a straight four-bar ...
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