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>This album, "Journey's Greatest Hits," will forever be >among rock's best! It's the first Journey album I ever >owned. > >The soaring vocals and blistering guitar on "Only The >Young," show Steve Perry and Neal Schon at their best. > >The great meaning behind "Don't Stop Believin'" is >shown by Steve Perry's soulful vocals and Neal Schon's >guitar riff at the beginning of the tune. > >"Wheel In The Sky" shows great vocals from Steve Perry. > >"Faithfully" is, by far, Journey's, as well as Steve >Perry's, best songs. It has great guitar, great vocal >and great piano. > >"I'll Be Alright Without You" shows a soulful Perry >croon really well, and I really like Neal's guitar >solo. > >"Anyway You Want It" has great vocal and guitar. > >"Ask The Lonely" has great vocal and guitar. > >"Who's Crying Now?" has great vocal and great piano. > >"Seperate Ways (Worlds Apart)" really rocks. >Jonathan's keyboard work is OK, but I really like >Steve's singing and Neal's guitar playing. > >"Lights" is a really good example of Steve Perry's >vocal ability. I really like the way he says "Charms" >in the bridge. "It's sad...oh, there's been mornings >out on the road without you...without your >chahahahahms!" It's great. > >"Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'" is a great blues. I love >the rythmn. > >"Open Arms," aside from "Faithfully," is probably the >best ballad. I love Steve's vocals and Jon's piano >playing. > >"Girl Can't Help It" is OK. It's from "Raised On >Radio," which I didn't think was that great, but Steve >can really get that vocal range up. > >"Send Her My Love" is a great mid-tempo ballad. I love >the vocals, guitar and piano riffs. > >And last, but not least, "Be Good To Yourself," is a >great rocker to finish off the album, but it isn't one >of my all-time favorites. It has great vocal and great >guitar. > >Overall, "Journey's Greatest Hits" is a fabulous >album. It's a really great starter for someone >traveling the "real" Journey for his or her very first >time. It's a wonderful musical road trip that truly is >Steve "The King of Rock 'N Roll" Perry At His Best! >Trust me! You'll love this Journey so much that you be >wondering, "Elvis, who? Steve Perry's the 'real' king >here!"

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