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Now that JSS is back on his own, anyone care to speculate on whether JSS sells more copies of any new material he does than Journey sells when they finally release something new?

JrnyScarab wrote:Now that JSS is back on his own, anyone care to speculate on whether JSS sells more copies of any new material he does than Journey sells when they finally release something new?

Depends, if Jeff does it with a known group, who knows, but I know you mean solo.
Answer is sadly no. Not this first time around because Journey is a muc larger household name at this point than Jeff is, but oh, this will change!

Damn I am looking forward to what Jeff will do next!

I'm sure that JSS has sold more of his catalog not just since he has been in Journey, but probably since last week.

Greg wrote:I'm sure that JSS has sold more of his catalog not just since he has been in Journey, but probably since last week.

I actually bought Tall Stories last night. After all that has happened, I decided what the hell. Hes got a good voice, maybe I'll get into him apart from Journey.

LucyFurr wrote:I actually bought Tall Stories last night. After all that has happened, I decided what the hell. Hes got a good voice, maybe I'll get into him apart from Journey.

Umm, Tall Stories was Augeri not JSS.

Greg wrote:I'm sure that JSS has sold more of his catalog not just since he has been in Journey, but probably since last week.

Not hardly. Don't Stop Believin' spiked their sales.

Hell, the song went up 500%. I am willing to bet GH went up as well.

See This Article

http://www.forbes.com/media/2007/06/13/ ... urney.html

It depends where you are in the world I suppose.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/rockalbums.shtml
As you can see Journey aren't in the top 40, niether is JSS, But Thin Lizzy are. You can't just rate someone's popularity on sales, it's to do with personalities too.