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Journey: Escape Date: August, 1981. Length: 42:46 minutes. Label: SONY/COLUMBIA . Genre: Pop. All Music Guide Pick: Best of Artist. Available CD/Tape.
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Tyketto: Take Out & Served Up Live This album is a great career overview for a band that was never given their due on the music scene.This album has outakes and live cuts with Danny Vaughn on vocals on the first half and the rest is live w/ Steve Augueri on vocals. This is a true treat because you get to hear the band in 2 different...
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Tall Stories: Tall Stories
Fabulous Lead Singing from Journey's current Frontman!!! I had the pleasure of listening to the self-titled release by Tall Stories. I was curious to see what Steve Augeri (lead vocals and current Journey Frontman) sounded like and boy, was I ever surprised.....pleasantly! The man has soul and can really belt out the tunes. For those of you that are...
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Santana: Shaman (10/02) Featuring the Michelle Branch Sung First Single "Game of Love", "Shaman" also features Guest Appearances from Nickelback's Chad Kroeger, Seal, Macy Gray, P.o.d., Dido, Ozomatli, Musiq and Placido Domingo. This Edition features the Track "Let Me Love You Tonight" which Replaces "Since Supernatural", the Wyclef Jean Produced Track that Appears on the Us Version.
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Tubes World Tour 2001 The Great Grand Daddy of techno punk rock have done it again. What seemed wild and progressive and outrageous 20 years ago comes across like pretty traditional rock now, but for old fans---and new ones---this is a great retrospective. Fee Waybill's lead vocals seem clearer and cleaner than previous...
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Journey: Journey 2001 Date: 2001. Length: 106 minutes. Available DVD/VHS. DVD: Region 1 encoding (for use in US and Canada only); Standard; Soundtrack in English. This version is Not Rated. VHS: NTSC format (for use in US and Canada only) This version is Not Rated.
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Dave Eggers: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius There is really only one Journey reference in the book, but the book as a whole is beautiful. There was some discussion of it on Back Talk last year. It is the true story of how Eggers' parents died of cancer within one month of each other, and how he had to raise his kid brother pretty much alone. That, while still trying to have some semblance of a normal life. Eggers has become somewhat of a critic's darling despite this only being his first novel, but I read in Entertainment Weekly that it may become a movie soon. I'd love to see the Any Way You Want It bit on the big screen!
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