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Only one here...

"Pride of the Family." From what I've heard from others, I'm not missing too much.

ProgRocker53 wrote:Only one here...

"Pride of the Family." From what I've heard from others, I'm not missing too much.

I never listen to Open Arms....

jrnyman28 wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:Only one here...

"Pride of the Family." From what I've heard from others, I'm not missing too much.

I never listen to Open Arms....

I think means NEVER listened to, as in, AT ALL/

I've heard POF, I think it is/was on Cains myspace website. Wasnt a bad song, just very average Cain solo ballad.

I;ve never heard the song that was on Arrivals original release in Japan but then was taken off. Cant remember the name of it.

Heard every one of them

PITF is an ok ballad not killer

Love NTL by Deen a whole lot more

youkeepmewaiting wrote:I;ve never heard the song that was on Arrivals original release in Japan but then was taken off. Cant remember the name of it.

I can see it on your eyes?

wanna copy

pm me

xflajrnylvr wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:I;ve never heard the song that was on Arrivals original release in Japan but then was taken off. Cant remember the name of it.

I can see it on your eyes?

wanna copy

pm me

I Can See It In Your Eyes was a Trial By Fire bonus. This person might be thinking of I'm Not That Way from Arrival's release in Japan.

I have a copy, if you want it.

Never heard anything off of Arrival or Red13.

I only heard Generations once because my sister-in-law gave me the disc that she got at the show. She only knows their Greatest Hits and she had no interest in anything new.

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:

xflajrnylvr wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:I;ve never heard the song that was on Arrivals original release in Japan but then was taken off. Cant remember the name of it.

I can see it on your eyes?

wanna copy

pm me

I Can See It In Your Eyes was a Trial By Fire bonus. This person might be thinking of I'm Not That Way from Arrival's release in Japan.

I have a copy, if you want it.

Ah make that two I havnt heard. I never bought the remastered TBF. My version doesnt have that bonus track

i have alot left to hear. i dont have alot of the cd's

uh.............no.

Art Vandelay wrote:
I only heard Generations once

Your poor ears


John from Boston

ProgRocker53 wrote:Only one here...

"Pride of the Family." From what I've heard from others, I'm not missing too much.

its funny, i only heard that because i bought cain's cd expecting to hear some kick ass piano. lets just say it was almost as dissapointing as miller chill. but that is probably the best song on cain's cd lol

I think I've only heard one track off Red13... I don't think I listened to one or two of the slow tracks on TBF (When I Think Of You is one iirc)... plus most of the pre-Perry stuff I don't have.

Sarah wrote:I think I've only heard one track off Red13... I don't think I listened to one or two of the slow tracks on TBF (When I Think Of You is one iirc)... plus most of the pre-Perry stuff I don't have.

The Pre-Perry stuff is eargasmic.

ProgRocker53 wrote:Only one here...

"Pride of the Family." From what I've heard from others, I'm not missing too much.

Ready for this? I never put "Generations" on the CD player. Ever. My autographed copy is still in my CD holder.

I've never heard any of Dream after Dream.

amaron wrote:I've never heard any of Dream after Dream.

Not even Little Girl? Come on...

NealIsGod wrote:

amaron wrote:I've never heard any of Dream after Dream.

Not even Little Girl? Come on...

Never. Not one song.

amaron wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

amaron wrote:I've never heard any of Dream after Dream.

Not even Little Girl? Come on...

Never. Not one song.

PM me your email address. I will send you the song.

I've heard everything that's out there...bonus tracks, Dream After Dream, etc. etc.

The Pride Of The Family's a good little tune, Prog.

Myself, I don't own Next so all I've heard off that are some live versions of the title track.

I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

Yup. That and MOL are the only keepers, IMO.

NealIsGod wrote:

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

Yup. That and MOL are the only keepers, IMO.

I'm partial to Colors of the Spirit, more because of Neal's solo.

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

The first time I heard that song I said that if that had been included in the first place (like it should have been!!!!), I might have liked TBF more. Steve Smith rocked the shit out of that!! Still She Cries comes very close to making up for the original omitting of I Can See It In Your Eyes though.

amaron wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

Yup. That and MOL are the only keepers, IMO.

I'm partial to Colors of the Spirit, more because of Neal's solo.

Colours of the spirit
Still she cries!
Trial By Fire
MOL
Forever in blue
If he should break your heart
Easy to fall
One more
WYLAW
and now I've grown to love When I think Of You, because of the meaning behind the lyrics.

That album was amazing.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

The first time I heard that song I said that if that had been included in the first place (like it should have been!!!!), I might have liked TBF more. Steve Smith rocked the shit out of that!! Still She Cries comes very close to making up for the original omitting of I Can See It In Your Eyes though.

I still say that I'd go to a Journey concert if Jon and Neal would play "Still She Cries" without vocals! Rarely did I EVER want Perry to be quiet so I could hear the music! Listened to that song last night and the magic between Neal's guitar that Jon's piano is stunning...still!

mistiejourney wrote:

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

WalrusOct9 wrote:I Can See It In Your Eyes was the best thing on TBF. If the rest of the album had half of that track's energy, it might have kept it from being a complete and utter snore-fest.

The first time I heard that song I said that if that had been included in the first place (like it should have been!!!!), I might have liked TBF more. Steve Smith rocked the shit out of that!! Still She Cries comes very close to making up for the original omitting of I Can See It In Your Eyes though.

I still say that I'd go to a Journey concert if Jon and Neal would play "Still She Cries" without vocals! Rarely did I EVER want Perry to be quiet so I could hear the music! Listened to that song last night and the magic between Neal's guitar that Jon's piano is stunning...still!

I can't believe you just said that!!!!!!!! Sacrilege!!!!!!!!
I'm among the crowd that likes TBF although I admit that I usually skip "Colors of the Spirit" and "When I Think of You".

Dream After Dream is amazing!!! Everyone should hear it at least once. Especially "Destiny" and "Little Girl".

The only Journey songs I haven't heard are the ones on the new album. I think I've heard "Never Walk Away" but I don't remember it.

Red13JoePa wrote:The Pride Of The Family's a good little tune, Prog.

Myself, I don't own Next so all I've heard off that are some live versions of the title track.

Next is the second-best of Journey's prog era, I believe. Better sound than the LITF album, and more consistent. VERY prog instrumental in "Nickel and Dime," and the rest of the songs range from psychedelic meanderings to punchy, bluesy grit rockers. I believe they toured with Emerson, Lake, and Palmer for this album, and you'll see why that was a good match after you listen to this record.