Were any of you guys fans of Journey? How big were they?

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ancientastronaut2@reddit

I mean, I didn't turn the radio station when they came on and sang along with the songs, but never bought their records or had a desire to go see them.

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KGBspy@reddit

Big fan of them until Steve Perry left, now they’re a cover band.

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KGBspy@reddit

They fired, last I knew the rhythm section so that’s not much of a journey except in name. Once you lose that front man you’re just a cover band.

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I sometimes see GenXers reminiscing online about hanging out around town in their cars and blasting Journey. They were huge in the early 80s. They were radio-friendly, not too dark, not too weird, very well-loved by the mainstream crowd.

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MissAnth@reddit

Got huge play on MTV too.

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Phobos1982@reddit

They were pretty huge in the Top 40 scene in the 80s. I just recently saw them in concert and the place was packed.

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somajones@reddit

That guy had the most whiny annoying voice ever since

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TowerOfSisyphus@reddit

How big were they?

They had an Atari game about them, if that gives you some idea.

https://youtu.be/qlE4UG19N9w?si=53f6m7UJvHhCds2K

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wordstogetherrandom@reddit

I had a copy of that! LOL

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WilliePullout@reddit

Neil shone, or however you spell his last name, played at Woodstock at the age of 15. The band he played with was Santana. He was a prodigy in guitar and doesn’t get as much credit as he deserves. Steve Perry is ok too I guess

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TheRealFinatic13@reddit

Neil did nit play Woodstock, didn't join Santana until after.

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wyohman@reddit

Ironic that you're on the internet and can't be bothered to look up the spelling of his name, while also pointing that out.

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VirtuaFighter6@reddit

Huge.

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thephillybirdfivetwo@reddit

Wasn’t a fan when I was a kid in 80s but I do appreciate them so much more now.

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idlefritz@reddit

This is one for the old genxers.

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Independent-Fan4343@reddit

I was. Until Journey's Greatest Hits Volume 2 got stuck in my truck CD player. For 3 years, only volume 2. The songs no ones ever heard of. I am now an expert on that album.

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Tesslinn@reddit

I had vans air brushed with the Escape album cover on them. They were awesome.

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sly-3@reddit

They had their own arcade game. Huge at the time.

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Bama275@reddit

I had their Atari game as well.

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emilypostpunk@reddit

i never could stand them but they were huge. my x-husband sold steve perry a bicycle in the late 80s and said he was a total dick.

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052-NVA@reddit

Not a fan. But they were big enough that I remember playing their video game in the arcade.

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ATFGunr@reddit

My neighbour is playing Journey really loud in his backyard right now

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antisocialdecay@reddit

Wheel In The Sky is my jam.

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MoiraRose2021@reddit

https://youtu.be/PUsXQZEeanQ?si=OutPm6-4XMmkBli5 Tribute band!

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Vericatov@reddit

That is still my favorite Journey song.

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words_in_a_suitcase@reddit

They were huge. They were terrible.

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BR1M570N3@reddit

It's fine to not like their music, but the musicianship was undeniably excellent.

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gerwen@reddit

also, Steve Perry has one of the greatest voices in rock music, and is a fantastic singer.

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DetectiveBlackCat@reddit

They had some fans but they were not cool.

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Kimber80@reddit

They were way cooler than the people who liked early REM. 🤷‍♂️

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DetectiveBlackCat@reddit

Haha looking at my comment history? I am betting you and I had a very different idea of what cool was. Likely we grew up in different places. I grew up in New England, it didn't get more uncool than Journey.

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Kimber80@reddit

Nope, did not look it up. I just remembered the kind of college nerd who liked those kinds of bands and hated the commercial mainstream bands.

Let me guess - you liked the Psychedelic Furs back then too?

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DetectiveBlackCat@reddit

I loved 80s REM, a new album every year. I liked Talking Heads. Was ambivalent to the Furs. Big fan of The Police and U2 and older stuff like Pink Floyd, got very much into alternative starting with Jane's Addiction in the late 80s, Pixies, Sisters of Mercy, Ministry

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Kimber80@reddit

I was a big fan of U2 and The Police as well, saw them both in the 80s. When Nirvana broke, I became a big fan of the grunge acts too.

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Fastgirl600@reddit

They blew my mind when I heard Who's Crying Now on the radio back in the '80s.

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reepobob@reddit

Not a huge Journey fan, but “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’” is a song you are lawfully required to belt out while it is playing in the car.

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GogglesPisano@reddit

I was a big fan of Journey’s music, and they were hugely popular in the ‘80s. Steve Perry had a great singing voice.

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Ray_The_Engineer@reddit

Journey was MASSIVE. I feel like Steve Perry's voice is one of the iconic sounds of the '80's.

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hemidak@reddit

I remember in 1981, going to National Record Mart and buying Journey's Open Arms and George Benson's Turn Your Love Around 45s.I was 9 years old. I also got a red winter jacket that evening. You could unzip the sleeves and turn it into a vest.

Anyways, Journey was so big that I remember that evening

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Hopfrogg@reddit

Very big. I really like them. Mostly big in the early 80s then Steve Perry went solo to moderate success.

Fun little thing to check out if you're getting into them... they had their own video game in the arcades back in the early 80s.

How big were they.... that's a good question. What's the criteria?

For early 80s bands....

I'd put them at slightly bigger than The Cars and The Police.... in that tier.

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ThisusernameThen@reddit

Dodge journey

Wasnt really a minivan fan. Bit huey lewis square.

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a_passionate_man@reddit

It was pretty hip to be square….

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anon2univ@reddit

Here, there, and everywhere.

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CaseyXos@reddit

Still is.

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vistaculo@reddit

They had some good songs but I’m not a fan.

They were huge.

In general, if there is an 80s band that is still in the pop culture zeitgeist today they were pretty big at the time.

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SnowblindAlbino@reddit

What other band had a legit arcade game in the 80s?

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Alansmithee69@reddit

KISS

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mdstratts@reddit

Rush

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AlumniCU@reddit

Journey Captured Live 1981 is an exceptional live album at their peak. Listened to it today.

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ccguy@reddit

Love it love it love it! The extended drum solo in La Do Da is fantastic. I love how Steve Smith keeps the groove of the song going in his solo instead of just wanking around on the kit. It’s the most musical drum solo I’ve ever heard.

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TeasenHS@reddit

Same here! Made other people listen to it too haha

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MoiraRose2021@reddit

If you didn’t slow dance or couples skate (or other similar coupling) to Open Arms you missed out on a core Genx experience.

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BlueVega79@reddit

Yes! Open Arms was my first slow dance. With a girl two grades higher than me. Nervous is an understatement 😆

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davasaur@reddit

Lol, they used to sign people up for the so called Obama phones in the local community center parking lot. Walk up with the correct info and you got the phone on the spot.

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postsuper5000@reddit

I was a huge fan.

Saw them in 1986 at the Sportatorium in Hollywood Florida. It was a fantastic concert. A friend of mine won 10 tickets to the show and gave tickets to my girlfriend and I. Amazing night.

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gdubh@reddit

Wasn’t a huge fan but they were huge.

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Supacalafragalistic@reddit

They were huge but I never cared for them or any of that type of rock. Too many awkward couples skate, sweaty palm trauma maybe

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Glass-Nectarine-3282@reddit

Fell out of favor by the late 80s, but early 80s bigger than big.

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space_god_7191@reddit (OP)

Idk know why but I'm obsessed with Steve Perry's voice. I'm Gen Zer and his voice is just out of this world for me. Way nicer that any of the famous voices of this generation. It feels unique amongst most other voices.

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GreyGhost878@reddit

You're exactly right. Perry has one of the most exceptional voices in rock history. You can like or dislike their music, that's beside the point. Only Freddy Mercury (of Queen) is on the same level vocally. I'm a late Gen Xer (more Xennial) and didn't care much for Journey when I was young but I love them now because I've realized how good they really are. Favorite song is Who's Crying Now. All 4 band members were excellent on their instruments and never missed a beat, even live. Not a weak link.

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space_god_7191@reddit (OP)

His voice isn't harsh like some heavy metal but not super sweet like some pop ballads. I like it very much. His voice sounds very raw.

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GreyGhost878@reddit

Raw and real. He seems so genuine, like he could be your brother or the kid you grew up with next door.

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NairBearMI@reddit

And THIS is why I loved Journey too. Greg Rollie (he was in Santana) was previously the “voice” of Journey and that was great but when Steve joined it took them to another level. My favorite albums are infinity, evolution, and departure, but of course Escape was a blockbuster. If you love his voice I trust you like Sweet & Simple. His voice was incredible and still don’t think it gets the credit deserved. I’m older GenX so I was more in tune with the 70s era of Journey tho

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grrgrrGRRR@reddit

Same here. I was very young but my brother loved them so I benefited from his albums back then.

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Puffpufftoke@reddit

There are only a handful of vocalist in his range, of that era and besides Freddie Mercury of Queen, the rest are Heavy Metal.

Geoff Tate - Queensryche

Ronnie James Dio - Rainbow/Sabbath/Dio

Rob Halford - Judas Priest

King Diamond

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wuxiquan66@reddit

My ex-wife used to do backup singing in the band before they changed their name to journey. I can’t recall the name of the band, but she always likes to tell the story of the night Steve became the lead singer. He was pounding away on the drums and the song stopped and he was still holding the vocals and she said everybody just looked over at him and thought yeah you need to be the front man. And when he started being the front man, he was so painfully shy he would sing with his back to the audience until he got his confidence. Incredible voice.

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nahantdave@reddit

They were the Golden Gate Rhythm Section, but changed name to Journey in 1973. However, Steve didn’t join until late 1977 & he was hired as lead singer, not drummer.

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wuxiquan66@reddit

She never said anything about the Golden gate rhythm section. Perhaps this was before that lineup.

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wuxiquan66@reddit

Well, it sounds like you might know a lot about this. Her husband at that time was Tom Hill. He played bass

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grrgrrGRRR@reddit

This is an awesome story! I used to sing, too, and the Evolution album was my go-to warm up practice before gigs.

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t1dmommy@reddit

His voice has always been incredible to me.

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GeneralBobby@reddit

I appreciate them a little more with age but they still aren't my thing. Outside of a couple of songs Im just not interested.

Great musicians though, each and every member. I understand the guy who replaced Steve Perry is a great singer as well and kudos to him for even trying to fill those shoes.

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FrequentMembership76@reddit

Your genx card needs revoked.

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Vegetable_Seller@reddit

Open Arms was a huge makeout song in 9th grade!

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FeedWatcher@reddit

My first boyfriend and I would sit in his car and listen to the Escape cassette and kiss for HOURS. Stone in Love was a personal favorite, and Who's Crying Now. We went to different schools so we would pine for each other all day. And make out to Journey at night, after work.

I always wonder if he thinks of me when he hears Journey.

And the use of Don't Stop Believing in The Sopranos finale, the final scene is ICONIC.

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Temporary_Client7585@reddit

Us girls used to call it Open Legs 🤪🤪🤪

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clamdigger@reddit

Broken Arms!

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HangingSnowflake@reddit

Omg yes, that was our homecoming theme song!

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suburbanplankton@reddit

They were beyond huge...they had a freakin' video game made about them.

I was never a super fan, but I, like everybody else, had a copy of Escape. Stone in Love has always been my favorite.

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RaggedTiger7@reddit

Stone in Love is their best, agree.

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BraveLittleFrog@reddit

I grew up in the SF Bay Area so Journey was heavily played on the radio. I’ll never forget when the ‘89 earthquake happened and power was out in SF. I drive up to an overlook late that night where I could see my dark city. Journey’s Lights was playing on the radio.

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Hikes_with_dogs@reddit

Yes and huuuge

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luny2n@reddit

I love Journey 💕

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jbcatl@reddit

No and really big.

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Turkzillas_gobble@reddit

They were pretty done by the time I was much aware of them, but I belatedly checked them out with the Time3 set in the late 90's and found a few songs that sounded like they were roller-rink faves from my childhood.

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dragnphly@reddit

I laugh in old. They were massive.

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mmpjd@reddit

I’ve grown a little tired of their biggest hits but luckily, they have plenty of great songs aside from their “hit” songs. “Lights” is one of their best songs, imo.

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grrgrrGRRR@reddit

Sooo many good songs on all their albums. I can’t listen to open arms one more time, but I sing Good Morning Girl to my cat very often ☺️

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Pamelot130x2@reddit

My favorite was Patiently 🥰

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Jolly_Werewolf_7356@reddit

"Feeling that Way" is good song.

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OkThanks8237@reddit

Columbia House sent me the entire cataloge, up to Frontiers, for a penny in 1983

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chrispd01@reddit

And arguably overpriced …

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DoctorChimpBoy@reddit

What's the deal with this kind of bid for attention, man. Consistent negging is textbook red-pill shit.

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chrispd01@reddit

It’s a GenX sub. If you want cheerful nostalgia, move over to the Boomer sub …

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IMTrick@reddit

You must be new here.

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chrispd01@reddit

Oh no. I have been fighting this fight for awhile …

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Vonnegut_butt@reddit

Frontiers was my first Columbia House album! Billy Joel was #2

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tequilavip@reddit

Here’s a great dive and explanation into how Neal was a master at crafting melodies.

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Igmuhota@reddit

Journey is one of those bands that taught me that music is not a brain thing, but more of a heart thing. They were played TO DEATH all through my youth and young adulthood.

As a young metalhead, I probably shouldn’t have liked them. I tried to not like them. But I did. A LOT. And I never got tired of them. I still listen to them, quite often.

Probably didn’t hurt that Steve Smith is an absolute monster (I’m a drummer), and Steve Perry has the voice of an angel. Add Neil Schon to the mix, and well, yeah.

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Pamelot130x2@reddit

I always say that Neal Schon’s guitar was the gateway for my love of metal a few years later. But not going to lie, I was crushing hard on Perry til I realized he is the same age as my dad 😅

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DynamiteWitLaserBeam@reddit

I had the Journey Atari game, so yeah, pretty popular.

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RogerClyneIsAGod2@reddit

I had that game & actually beat it.

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Ribeye_steak_1987@reddit

They still tour*. Saw them last month in OKC. Very good show, minus the tornado warning.

*obviously Steve Perry isn’t with them. There are two others that sing his songs. The two original members who wrote the songs are on the tour though.

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GarionOrb@reddit

Arnel is a very good frontman. No, he's not Steve Perry, but he does a great job with the songs. Plus now he's been with the band longer than Perry was, so I think it's rather unfair that so many people keep calling him out.

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Ribeye_steak_1987@reddit

He’s very good, no doubt.

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Uzi4U2@reddit

Just saw them in KC. Still killin it.

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pikachu0929@reddit

They were fucking huge.

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2boredtocare@reddit

This was my exact thought. My first show dance was to Journey (Open Arms) and I couldn't have wished for a better song at the time

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Independent-Dark-955@reddit

Not a fan. I feel like they’ve been overdone. A few years ago I switched radio stations to R&B specifically to avoid bland music like Journey. Not to be a hater or anything.

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captain_ohagen@reddit

Your feelings towards Journey doesn't negate the fact that they were massively popular--and "massively" is probably an understatement

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Independent-Dark-955@reddit

Not arguing that. I acknowledge the “overdone” aspect. It’s part of the double-edged sword of massive popularity.

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jumpinoutofmyflesh@reddit

Some Journey trivia for you. The piano/organ player and backup guitarist for Santana plus a former bassist from The Steve Miller Band formed Journey after leaving their respective bands. They were kind of a super group.

And yes, they were huge and widely loved.

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Last_Banana9505@reddit

The idea of 'south Detroit ' annoys me more than it should.

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HydratedPanda@reddit

The joke we always told ourselves was, “they’re singing about Windsor Ontario.”

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SuperMolasses724@reddit

Journey Escape was the cassette tape my grandpa got for me to go with my new Walkman, Christmas 1981. It was between journey and Ozzy’s Diary of a madman. He chose Journey. 😂

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ttkciar@reddit

I was only a mild fan, but they were huge. Seems like they always had something on the Top Forty, which made them a frequent go-to for radio DJs.

Their music was a little "easy listening" for my taste, but it was everywhere! Absolutely unescapable.

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mattwb72@reddit

They were probably my first actual rock band I knew of as a little kid. I liked the album covers.

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Uzi4U2@reddit

Heck yeah brother!

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Stayvein@reddit

I thought I read they wanted to be more hardcore but were pressured into the love songs and ballads.

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TBone281@reddit

Any Way You Want It! Always think about Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack. "So what? So let's dance!"

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edked@reddit

Anyone old enough to have seen this in the theater is obligated to only dance to that song in a way that imitates Rodney in this scene. And yes, I saw it in the theater, and yes I'm willing to follow my own rule.

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TideWaterRun@reddit

They were as big as it gets. Sure they were overplayed but sometimes it’s better to listen to their “shoulder” albums with songs like “Stone in Love” and “Only the Young (Vision Quest)”

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Uzi4U2@reddit

The ENTIRE Vision Quest album is full of top notch tunes.

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RowsdowerTheDrifter@reddit

They were huge! They opened for the Rolling Stones in the late 70's/early 80's, even when they were a big draw in their own right. Steve Perry's vocals, plus a talented band, made for some great rock and serious stadium touring. I remember a fantastic summer at the beach as a kid, carrying a boombox blasting Escape on repeat.

Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth
I do recall, those were the best times, most of all

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lovemesomezombie@reddit

That is my favorite Journey song... Stone In Love

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grrgrrGRRR@reddit

I was in 6th grade and this song instantly takes me back to that time spending Friday nights at the local arcade.

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SRART25@reddit

Big enough they had an arcade game.

https://bitvint.com/pages/journey

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Desperate_County_680@reddit

Was not.

The Escape was HUGE. Even had an arcade game.

Sold out multiple nights in my city. They were very good at what they did.

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lovemesomezombie@reddit

Big big. I saw them play in 81' at the L.A. Coliseum.

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baconismadefromcats@reddit

I was in high school when Escape and Frontiers were released. Journey on the Escape tour was my first real concert. I saw them again on the Frontiers tour. They were absolutely huge at that time. If you had a Journey concert shirt, you were somebody. Prior to Escape, all the freaks were into Journey, mostly because of Infinity, but also Evolution, and Departure to a lesser extent. Escape brought them a huge audience.

FYI, the song Escape from the Escape album was not a big hit. But it’s totally a GenX coming of age song that always reminds me of my youth when I hear the lyrics.

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ChrisKetcham1987@reddit

They were massive. Truly an example of "stadium rock."

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swentech@reddit

Steve Perry has an all time rock voice. Incredible talent. Journey was very big in the 80s.

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tequilavip@reddit

Frontiers (and Like a Virgin) were the first two cassettes I purchased on my own. The previous Christmas my grandmother gave me a small boombox, plus Pyromania and Synchronicity.

And that was the beginning.

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Raul_Duke_1755@reddit

I got to 2nd base at a middle school dance because of Journey. They were huge.

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wizardofmops@reddit

I’m 47/F and I never got into Journey. However the “light” radio station at my workplace plays “Foolish Heart” by Steve Perry a LOT and I’ve come to really appreciate his voice and talent

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Thick-Committee4599@reddit

They had their own pinball machine and great MTV 80s era videos!

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tk-093@reddit

They had a video game as well!

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schmearcampain@reddit

They were pretty hot for a brief period, and stayed relevant for much longer, but they were never on the popularity level of Michael Jackson, Madonna, U2, etc. I’d put them around the same popularity as The Police.

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VerityLGreen@reddit

Loved them in the early eighties, then Escape made them so huge they got overplayed. Still love their early stuff.

Dang I just realized who actor Robert Carlyle reminds me of.

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Top-Cellist484@reddit

I just went to see them last weekend, and although Steve Perry hasn't been part of the band for decades, they still put on a damned good show.

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oily_bohunk@reddit

The story about how they found his replacement is so, so good. https://www.netflix.com/us/title/70239463

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rdmsqito@reddit

They've been touring for 50 years. That answers your question.

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pnw_its_really_me@reddit

I sing their songs in my head and out loud weekly if not daily.

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seattlemh@reddit

They were annoyingly huge. Incredibly overplayed.

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Grafakos@reddit

I've heard them a million times, but I still never skip "Separate Ways" or "Send Her My Love" if they pop up on a stream.

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ExpensiveSyrup@reddit

Send Her My Love keeps on haunting me. Seriously though, that song is absolute perfection describing and reliving the feeling of lost relationship grief.

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smoothallday@reddit

One day my kid said, “Alexa, play music.” The song that came on? Separate Ways.

Steve Perry is the singer I long to be.

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tcfodor@reddit

Steve Perry was the lead singer in the band that played at a friend’s wedding in the 70s. Our friend said everyone was blown away by Perry and kept commenting that he could make it big someday.

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DifferentWindow1436@reddit

Massive. They had a video game in the early 80s. Don't Stop Believin' was the top karaoke song fairly recently (past 10 years) in some survey I read.

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TinyWeird878@reddit

They were huge. Everyone talks about how big Bon Jovi was in the 80s but I'd say they wanted to BE Journey, that's how big Journey was.

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TripMaster478@reddit

Fair. They were definitely giants in the music and touring world.

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Wise-Imagination7017@reddit

Huge. Sound track to our lives.

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abstractraj@reddit

They were big and they still tour (minus Perry)

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KnightKrawler68@reddit

First time I saw them in 83 it was in a full 65,000 capacity stadium. They were BIG!

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TeaMugPatina@reddit

They did have a video game in the arcades for a minute.

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abstractraj@reddit

I think the guitarist had a jet pack or something

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bananajr6000@reddit

I wanted to be able to sing like Steve Perry

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kitty-yaya@reddit

They were "Worlds Apart".

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Kimber80@reddit

I was .... they were huge in the early 80s. Escape and Frontiers were massive hit-laden sellers.

Maybe the biggest band in the world in 82-83

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Gusgrissomamerica@reddit

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Yes.

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cstephenson79@reddit

This video was shot not far from my house 🤣

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Brkthom@reddit

I can hear this gif.

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splorp_evilbastard@reddit

Check this one out: https://youtu.be/02QDuPb5Bm0?si=33O6jKZXy2wBNq6Q

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calraith@reddit

Were?

https://youtu.be/fJmzY8CFSG0

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YamAlone2882@reddit

I love Journey. I faithfully(see what I did there?) listened to Americas Top 40 every Sunday to hear Open Arms and Don’t Stop Believing.

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Pielacine@reddit

I can see you’re Be(ing) Good to Yourself

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Pornwriter2024@reddit

Stood in line outside of Sears (I think? had the Ticketmaster) for HOURS to get tickets to see them every time they came to the Chicago area. Still have every album they produced.

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chrispd01@reddit

Same as it ever was. They continue to suck

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Vonnegut_butt@reddit

Username checks out.

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McGruffin@reddit

They were big enough to have their own videogame.

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Vonnegut_butt@reddit

I was SO excited to get it. And then it sucked.

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FawnLeib0witz@reddit

I guarantee that every person here who went to high school in the 80s danced to “Open Arms” at every school dance.

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Grafakos@reddit

Famously featured in the "Heavy Metal" soundtrack!

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OkThanks8237@reddit

Definitely skated couples to it

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Glamma1969@reddit

HUGE!!! THEY WERE HUGE!!!!

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Agamenticus72@reddit

Massive is the early 80's . They had an ATARI GAME they were so popular

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LeisureSuiteLarry@reddit

My best friend and roommate listened to so much Journey while we were in college in the early 90s that I cannot stand to listen to them anymore. If Journey somehow pops up on my Spotify, I immediately skip it, no questions asked. Here we are 30 years later and he's still posting pictures at "Journey" concerts and I'm still changing songs.

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