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Album - 1977 - DeB Id: 17016
By Journey
8 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 0 Charts
Hard Rock

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Journey

Next ■ pier_paolo_farina

 The band reappears for the last time as a quartet, this time also trying to assess who has the most effective lead vocals.

 We are on the eve of a necessary turning point, the most important in their career because there would not have been a commercial chance for a fourth album structured in this manner.

 Explore Journey's 'Next' to hear the early sound that paved the way for their breakthrough albums.

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Spaceman (04:01)
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Don't be so wise, I was born to fly
Not without a place in the wind
Walked off a cliff, then I closed my eyes
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People (05:21)
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Who are the ones that slip and slide through life,
Moving like the waves in a sink,
People, always need a minute or two to think.
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I Would Find You (05:54)
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Many days have faded away and the time has passed,
Those were memories that have been by so fast,
I can't see you
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Here We Are (04:18)
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Hustler (03:16)
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I get beside women all men desire,
Crazy with passion I'll never be tired,
Money's no good to me 'cause lovin's my game,
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Next (05:28)
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Sitting in the corner of a room, thinkin' of you.
Wonderin' what you're doing now we're apart.
No use cryin', tears can't reach you now.
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Nickel and Dime (04:14)
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This song is an instrumental.
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Karma (05:07)
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Oh baby, your face is dark, and your eyes are wild.
Oh baby, you look to me as if you're still a child.

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Journey

Journey is an American rock band associated with AOR/arena rock, widely known for its 1980s commercial peak and big radio staples such as “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Open Arms,” and “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart).” Reviews highlight key lineup eras (Steve Perry, Neal Schon, Jonathan Cain, Ross Valory, Steve Smith) and emphasize the band’s shift from earlier prog/jazz-rock leanings to a more melodic, chart-focused sound.
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