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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Steve Perry has done an excellent job of putting these tracks together for this album.Some tracks might not be well known to some people but for a die hard fan like myself its great to see these lesser known tracks get the recognition they deserve.Its loud,its AOR at its very best,a must for any fan & a must for anyone who was around in the late 70's & early 80's. If you've never heard Journey its worth buying just for the live version of 'Mother,Father',thenyou will hear why Steve Perry has the name 'The Voice'. A great collection,i will also be buying it on vinyl.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Bought Greatest hits 2 on CD recently it is great and I will be buying the vinyl version as well today,
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Greatest Hits Volume 2
1 Nov 2011
In terms of song selection, buying Volume 1 and 2 is the same as buying the double disc, The Essential Journey that came out a few years ago. There are a couple pros. It's super cheap. They're probably around $5.00 each for Volume 1 and 2. Also, they finally got it right on a compilation album by including both "Feelin' That Way" and "Anytime" back-to-back like they always played it on the radio. I recommend it. If you like it, buy the remastered albums. Most of them are $5.00-$7.00 at many physical stores or online.
Note: I wish Sony/Columbia would remaster the first 3 pre-Steve Perry Journey albums. There's some great music on them. They're not out of print but are still the flat sounding late 1980's CD releases. Interesting fact: Gregg Rolie, vocalist for the Woodstock era Santana (1969-1972) is the singer and keyboard player on those albums. Neal Schon, who plays on all Journey albums, was also in Santana (1971-1972). In fact, he was the 2nd lead guitar player behind Carlos Santana. When those two disagreed with the musical direction Carlos Santana was headed, they left and formed Journey in 1973.
Note: I wish Sony/Columbia would remaster the first 3 pre-Steve Perry Journey albums. There's some great music on them. They're not out of print but are still the flat sounding late 1980's CD releases. Interesting fact: Gregg Rolie, vocalist for the Woodstock era Santana (1969-1972) is the singer and keyboard player on those albums. Neal Schon, who plays on all Journey albums, was also in Santana (1971-1972). In fact, he was the 2nd lead guitar player behind Carlos Santana. When those two disagreed with the musical direction Carlos Santana was headed, they left and formed Journey in 1973.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
This is the real Journey with Steve Perry!
1 Nov 2011
Format:Audio CD
I'm so glad they finally released a Greatest Hits 2. There were so many songs missing from the first one. This is Steve Perry on vocals so you will get the original old school Journey!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Finally, "Feeling That Way" and "Anytime" Back-to-Back!
10 Nov 2011
Format:Audio CD
Nothing sounds like the Seventies to me than hearing the quick cut between Journey's "Feeling That Way" and "Anytime". It still sends chills up my spine when I hear it! It has taken decades for Columbia to get it right in their compilations. This alone is worth the price of admission for this set.
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