Tag: Journey

Here is the very first Volume of our Essential Series – Purist AOR.

Journey’s latest album ‘Eclipse’ is unsure of its place in the overall scheme of things. Worldwide, people just can’t quite…

This Journey article is a bit different. We are gonna let members cast their own thoughts on this album, rather…

Always worth talking about, always worth listening to. Journey – the quintessential AOR rock band of our time.

In a nutshell, Journey’s ‘Arrival’ is a solid mature release, with something there for all melodic rock fans.

‘Raised On Radio’ might not win any polls for favourite Journey album, but it has a lot to offer for…

There are an abundance of perfect AOR albums but few as well known as Journey’s ‘Frontiers’. It’s AOR taken to…

Journey’s ‘Escape’, where does one start when reviewing an album like this on a site like this?

Journey have released many live albums during their lengthy career but ‘Captured’ is their jewel in the crown as a…

‘Dream After Dream’ was Journey’s only Soundtrack album, it was mostly instrumental, though you’ll hear some searing guitar amidst the…

Well early 1980 was a fun time in my life because Journey had just released their brilliant new LP ‘Departure’.

I feel ‘Evolution’ is a much forgotten part of Journey’s discography, and deserves kudos alongside their other much more popular…

This is the album which turned the band Journey from a semi-progressive rock band, into a fully fledged commercial success,…

It’s 1977, Journey are enjoying their time as progressive rockers, full on jams and lengthy tunes with musicianship at the…

With Journey’s album cover reminding one of the old TV comedy show ‘Get Smart’, perhaps ‘Look Into The Future’ was…

It’s easy to forget that Journey were one of the premier American progressive rock bands of the day, combining British…

An overlooked part of Journey’s discography is the four-track EP from 2002 called ‘Red 13’.

Journey delivered too many ballads in ‘Trial By Fire’, but they are offset by some songs that cut up with…

It’s Journey’s first studio album in eleven years, and for longtime fans it’s well overdue too, but there is a…