uh yeah
a) I can't read any of the text on your site, and b) the songs aren't downloading
a) I can't read any of the text on your site, and b) the songs aren't downloading
If you love, and miss, Journey, this is the album for you. Lost my album, 8-trak, and CD, so I'm thrilled that I can download. It's all the best songs. PS: As for MacD, if he/she didn't like Journey to begin with why bother to write a review - except to boost an already frgaile but inflated ego.
This crap was crap when it was new and it stinks even worse as the years roll on!Thank you Lord that they don't make this kind of sappy hokum any more! At least I hope not! Oh well, if they do,I'll just do what I did the first time, listen to my Black Flag albums again!!!
They don't write 'em like that anymore... Beautiful lyrics with sick beats. Even my nephew (20 years my junior) rocks to their classics!
dramoscordova, is that you stopped believing.
Journey's fans can be summed up like this: you claim to hate 'em but you know you love 'em. Come on, you all know you used to spend many Friday and Saturday nights at a bar or a club with a DJ just waiting for him (or her) to throw down "Don't Stop Believin" and try to get into that crowd with a really good beer buzz going. This album has all their classics on it. There were a couple that I have heard on the radio many times, but had no idea they were Journey. On this album, there were some songs I had never heard before, but have grown to enjoy them as I listen to this album. I prefer Greatest Hits albums and this one does a great job with compiling all of Journey's greatest hits together.
If you dig this stuff, you have owned it for years. It doesnt age well, but if you were in high school in the 1980's it is primo stuff to remind you of that horrible/great time of life. I dont get it, but that is because i discovered Sonny Boy Williamson and Lefty Frizzell prior to discovering Steve Perry. You are probably normal.
I hate the way eMusic will only let you download certain songs by buying the whole album. All great songs but I already had most of these in my library.
My goth days were spent listening to Bauhaus, Chris & Cosey, Tones on Tail, This Mortal Coil, and, yep, Journey.
An awesome collection of what made Journey and the 80's great. All the big hits are presented. Enjoy!