Does anyone remember the Late 70's early 80's Band Journey? if so HELP !!!!?
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"Open Arms". And yes, it is Steve Perry singing. It appeared in Journey's mega platinum album "Escape" (either 1981 or 1982). And it's "You're so sincere" instead of "Love so sincere".\n\nMan! I remember dancing that song in a thousand high school dances with like a thousand different girls. Wow! I can still smell their perfumes. Damn! You brought me great memories, beauty. Want to dance it with me? ;)
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TRY THEIR WEBSITE. IT SHOULD HAVE THEIR TOUR DATES ON IT. INTERESTING NAME FOR A BAND.
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Ya know, as a child of the 70's, I really thought the 1980's were a dry spell, creatively speaking.\nSure, there were some pretty good one-hit wonders, but overall, there were no 'Beatles' or 'Rolling Stones' coming out of that era.\nNo...not until I heard the opening guitar line to "Where the Streets Have No Name" that I took notice to something that others had already picked up on.\nAnd then it hit me: POW! \nU2's "The Joshua Tree" WAS (to me) the Sgt. Pepper of the 1980's...the pinnacle of musical excellence for that decade.\nI still listen to that album and it still sends shivers down my spine.\nIt rocks, it rolls and it has messages that still are relevant today.
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Creed, Skid Row, Sabbath, Journey, & Eagles....
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It'd, most likely, be "Phil Collins/Genesis", for me -- I grew up, listening to songs, more along the [Phil Collins/Genesis] "spectrum" -- than I did, with Chicago, or Journey!\n\n{By the way: I love the mugshot, of your AVATAR!}
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Well Realaale, you're fortunate my aunt is visiting! That's a blast from the past it seems! She saw them live at Hammersmith Odeon way back in 1976 supporting Dr. Feelgood. Her memory's as good as ever as she loved the punk scene when in college then. Here's the original line-up: \nDanny Adler - guitar.\nPaul Riley - bass.\nNick Plytas ( she's not sure of the spelling) -  keyboards.\nBobby Irwin - drums.\nThis is the line-up when she watched them during the punk  era up until she finished college in 1978. They split up later that year.\nHope it helps! you've certainly brought back a few happy memories to my aunt!
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any store from the early 80's!
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RUSH is one of my favorite bands, though I still like Journey and Foreigner.\n\nWow. Classic Rock.
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I think that they are both great bands.  They differ a bit in style.  Boston had a more full sound with the layered guitars and organs.  Journey had a great sound too but was more lyrical.  \n\nAgain, they are great bands.  I wish I would have had a chance to have seen them in their hey day.  I was too young.
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oh yea, im from that era, love the music but its just so hard to find i have some of it but not much, i just bought the monster ballads plat. edition. those were my favorite times. growing up
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great 80 s  rock band from the uk. their drummer lost an arm and he still plays with them.\nthey are one of my favourites.\nbest songs:\nanimal    pour some sugar on me        armagettin it        photograph        bringing on the heartbreak       2steps behind
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i was into war starting back in the early 70's, and i don't remember a war album titled the dramatics. but check:\nhttp://www.wartheband.com/
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Good luck. Ive searched all over also. My older bro had the album.Im not sure what the song I liked best was remind me if you can.theres another one to I cant find its " Charlie".Both came out about the same time .One of those two bands did a song Johnny holdback that i remember liking.Not sure which one though.Maybe you should ask Boosther he seems to know an awful lot about music trivia!
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I think Steve Perry was one of the best male vocalists in modern music.\n\nHis songwriting talent, however, is that made Journey so special.  That is sorely missed.
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Go to eBay and put DeGarmo and Key in the search box.  There are some of them right now.  I actually saw them in concert back in the day.
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i guess its some 80's band ;-)
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Shame on you chulapanama! We didn´t stink! The hippie era was pretty much as described above, but my main problem with my generation is that we (the old hippies/flower children) are the leaders of today, and the world is in a MESS! We really let our children down, not to mention our grandchildren. Hey guys, is it too late to do something constructive? What about using this wonderful medium (Internet) to start a movement to bring the magic of the sixties back. I personally think that that period was the best in history! Especially the music: Scott Mackenzie, Arlo Guthrie, The Stones, Jimmie Hendrix, Barry Maguire, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Fats Domino, Donovan, etc. They DON´T (CAN´T???) make music like that anymore!