(Japanese version)***(U.S. version)
| .1. Higher Place .2. All The Way .3. Signs Of Life .4. All The Things .5. Loved By You .6. Livin' To Do .7. I Got A Reason .8. With Your Love .9. Lifetime Of Dreams 10. Live And Breathe 11. Kiss Me Softly 12. I'm Not That Way 13. We Will Meet Again 14.To Be Alive Again |
.1. Higher Place .2. All The Way .3. Signs Of Life .4. All The Things .5. Loved By You .6. Livin' To Do .7. World Gone Wild .8. I Got A Reason .9. With Your Love 10. Lifetime Of Dreams 11. Live And Breathe 12. Nothin' comes Close 13.To Be Alive Again 14. Kiss Me Softly 15. We Will Meet Again |
The track sheet for the first single from ARRIVAL - Higher Place.
A History and significance of the scarab.
In the '80s, Journey ruled the road like few American bands
who came before them. Show after sold-out show, in front of tens of thousands of
screaming fans, the quintet defined arena rock, as they cast a magical spell over
their audience woven by Steve Perry's soaring vocals, Neal Schon's electrifying guitar,
Jonathan Cain's fluid keyboards, Ross Valory's precise bass, and Steve Smith's flawless
drumming. This disc captures the band at the absolute height of their power, playing
with a raw enthusiasm as if each night might be their last.
In one of those improbable but true stories, these long-missing live tapes were unearthed
in late 1997 in one of Sony's tape storage facilities. Capturing 1981 and 1983 concerts
in Houston, Texas; Norman, Oklahoma; and Tokyo, Japan; the tapes after years of storage,
had to be baked in an oven to allow a one-time only transfer to digital tape. Kevin
Shirley, who produced the band's triumphant 1996 reunion album, "Trial By Fire,"
remixed 16 songs. However unlike many "live" albums, there was absolutely
no sweetening or overdubs. The sound is pure Journey live, just the way it was and
now will always be...Journey.
Melinda Newman-Billboard Magazine
GREATEST HITS LIVE
01. Don't Stop Believin'
02. Seperate Ways (World's
Apart)
03. After The Fall
04. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
05. Faithfully
06. Who's Crying Now
07. Any Way You Want It
08. Lights
09. Stay Awhile
10. Open Arms
11. Send Her My Love
12. Still They Ride
13. Stone In Love
14. Escape
15. Line Of Fire
16. Wheel In The Sky
01. Message Of Love
02. One More
03. When You Love A Woman
04. If He Should Break
Your Heart
05. Forever In Blue
06. Castles Burning
07. Don't Be Down On Me
Baby
08. Still She Cries
09. Colors Of The Spirit
100. When I Think Of You
11. Easy To Fall
12. Can't Tame The Lion
13. Its Just The Rain
14. Trial By Fire
15. Bonus Track
NOTES
Date: October 22, 1996
Length: 67:58 minutes
Label: SONY MUSIC
Genre: ROCK
Category: Rock/Pop
CREDITS Performers
Jonathan Cain : Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Vocals
Steve Perry : Vocals
Neal Schon : Guitar, Vocals
Steve Smith : Drums
Ross Valory : Bass (Electric), Guitar (Bass), Vocals
Paulinho Da Costa : Percussion
Production Credits
Kevin Shirley : Producer
Irving Azoff : Managing Director
Jonathan Cain : Engineer
David Campbell : String Arrangements
David Coleman : Art Direction, Design
Nancy Donald : Art Direction
Michael Halsband : Photography
John "Wheels" Hurlbut : Engineer
Journey : Main Performer
John Kalodner : Producer
Bob Levy : Engineer
George Marino : Mastering
George Massenburg : Engineer, Mixing
Glenn Parsons : Design
Kevin Shirley : Engineer, Mixing, Producer
REVIEWS CDNOW
Journey
Trial By Fire
(Columbia)
Churning seas of emotion, burning yearnings and the poignant ache of heartbreak--this
was the stuff of which arena rock dreams were made, and back in the '80s Journey
defined the genre. The group's first album in over ten years is lush (thanks to rich
production by Kevin Shirley), urgent and brimming with lots of comfortably worn rock
conventions (or cliches, depending on whether or not you were part of the lighter
brigade). Basslines throb and pop, guitar solos gush forth gleaming with feeling,
and Steve Perry's supple, reedy vocals soar over it all, coasting on images of rain
and tears, love won and lost. No, it's not terribly substantive, there's an overabundance
of gooey ballads that weighs down the album, and on more than one occasion the band
sounds as if they're recycling elements of past triumphs. But their hearts are in
the right place, and sincerity counts for a lot these days.
Interview with Journey on the eve of the release of Trial By Fire
Interview with Steve Smith: Journey Revisited
.1. Lights
.2. Wheel In The Sky
.3. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
.4. Too Late
.5. Any Way You Want It
.6. Don't Stop Believin'
.7. Who's Crying Now
.8. Open Arms
.9. Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
10. Send Her My Love
11. After The Fall
12. Faithfully
13. Girl Can't Help It
14. Be Good To Yourself
15. I'll Be Alright Without You
16. When You Love A Woman
17. Remember Me
18. All The Way
Official Web Site: www.journeytheband.com
From the Back Cover
Returning to the stage in 1998 with a new lineup featuring founding members Neal
Schon on guitar, Ross Valory on bass, and longtime member Jonathan Cain on keyboards,
the band is joined by Steve Augeri on lead vocals and Deen Castronovo on drums. The
group rocks with classic performances of their greatest hits and new songs from their
2001 CD Arrival. Filmed in December 2000 in Las Vegas, the band roars back
onto the stage. Songs include: Separate Ways (Worlds Apart), Ask the Lonely, guitar
solo, Stone in Love, Higher Place, Send Her My Love, Lights, Who's Crying Now, piano
solo, Open Arms, Fillmore Boogie, All the Way, Escape, La Raza Del Sol (intro), La
Raza Del Sol, Wheel in the Sky, Be Good to Yourself, Any Way You Want It, Don't Stop
Believin', Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin', Faithfully. 106 minutes.
Remember Me