Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:So great to see them having success in the UK. When I first came over to the UK from Minnesota people used to say to me Journey "who??"- sometimes remembering the song Open Arms , but little else.
Now Journey's in Classic rock, on Planet rock and the Beeb, and prominent in HMV and Virgin Megastore.
Heck these days when I walk down the street in my Journey T-shirt, women stop and look with wonder

(of course they are thinking "how can a fat ugly fuck like that wear such a cool shirt? " but I'll just leave that out of the story

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I have a problem with HMV, okay they'll stock a few Journey albums but as with Styx when they toured and released a new album, 2 copies per shop, I got talkin' to the manager of our local store, they replenise (I've spelt that wrong) when the CD gets replaced, but how the fuck can a band hope to set the world on fire when stores only stock 2 -4 cd's. As for the Virgin store in our city, Oh Journey, you must mean Greatest hits, we can order that and you'll have it in 4 days
And here's another thing, a signed CD for £25, so that's £13 over the normal rate to get a cover vandalised by band members, told to sign prior to the concert, what's that all about

Sign the fuckin copy prior to release like they do in Borders with books, make it part of the artwork.