| Journey: Greatest Hits Dvd 1978-1997 - Greatest Hits DVD 1978-1997 |
| Sony Music (2004) |
| Music |
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In Collection
#132 |
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DVD
74 mins |
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IMDB
9.3
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| Steve Perry | Lead Vocals |
| Neal Schon | Lead Guitar, Vocals |
| Jonathan Cain | Keyboards, Vocals |
| Ross Valory | Bass, Vocals |
| Steve Smith | Drums |
| Gregg Rolie | Keyboards, Vocals |
| Ansley Dunbar | Drums |
| Randy Jackson | Bass |
| Joseph Simmons | Himself |
| Darryl McDaniels | Himself |
| Jason Mizell | Himself |
| Irwin Corey | Himself |
| Calvert DeForest | Security Guard |
| DJ Hurricane | Himself |
| Penn Jillette | Himself |
| Kris Kross | Themselves |
| Eddie Martinez II | Himself |
| Joe Perry | Himself |
| Journey |
| Director | Chica Bruce
Joe Butt |
But even if sweaty guys running around in tight jeans and no underwear isn't really your thing, the disc has its treats. There's MTV nostalgia, pure and simple--"Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)," with its mimed quayside performance and strutting high-heeled model, is perhaps the quintessential "What were they thinking?" video. We also get exciting glimpses of the early band (with keyboardist Gregg Rolie passing the lead-vocal torch to newcomer Steve Perry) kicking out classics like "Feeling That Way," "Lights," and "Just the Same Way." Many of the songs feature live audio as well as video, and it's here, most notably in "Who's Crying Now" and "Stone in Love," that lead guitarist Neal Schon cuts loose with some extended licks. An unexpected pleasure is 1996's heartfelt ballad "When You Love a Woman." The guys are aging gracefully, Steve Smith's drumming is better than ever, and the video itself boasts the most tasteful production of the bunch. --Michael Mikesell
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