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It seemed like nothing could stop Journey when it kept its string of multi-million selling blockbuster albums intact with the release of 1983's FRONTIERS. The band also successfully made the transition to the MTV era with this release, benefiting from the new station's constant airing of its (inadvertently) hilarious video for "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)."
Also included here are two more hit ballads that showcase vocalist Steve Perry's immense talents: "Faithfully" and "Send Her My Love," as well as the often-overlooked rockers "Chain Reaction" and "Rubicon." This would prove to be the last Journey release with its classic Perry-Schon-Cain-Smith-Valory line-up for 13 years.
Also available in a 3-pack with ESCAPE and INFINITY.
Additional Tracks
Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California.
Journey: Steve Perry (vocals); Neil Schon (guitar, background vocals); Jonathan Cain (keyboards); Ross Valory (bass); Steve Smith (drums).
Journey (Rock): Steve Perry (vocals); Jonathan Cain (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Neal Schon (guitar, background vocals); Ross Valory (bass guitar, background vocals); Steve Smith (drums). Frontiers Music | List Price | $7.99 (You save $0.40) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Hard Rock CDs, Rock | | Label | Columbia | | Orig Year | 1983 | | All Time Sales Rank |  7720  | | CD Universe Part number | 7279675 | | Catalog number | 85895 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 03, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Mike Stone; Kevin Elson | | Engineer | Mike Stone | | Recording Time | 44 minutes | | Additional Info | Bonus Tracks; Remastered; Digipak |
Frontiers Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   FABULOUS CD!
The remastered "Frontiers" by Journey is just wonderful. Excellent sound quality, crisp and clear tones; a totally enjoyable musical experience. A must for any true Journey fan.
Submitted by wilmafrijole (Mobile, AL) 
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Journey New Frontiers
If there was a 4 and 1/2 stars rating I would Give this cd that rating the problem here is not the songs.Though Backtalk is a terrible song unless your a parent you might find something in that.The problem is the final mix why is Cain's melodic keyboard overlaping Neals Guitar and perry's Voice so its potential is lowed and becomes their best but wrost recorded album Favorite cuts edge of the Blade,send her my love,frontiers thankfully they added only the young Kenny Sykuluk's 16 year last song before his death from cystric fibrosis which the band
Submitted by Brett Davidson (Journeyfan327@aol.com)
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I listened to this a million times when it came out in 1983. I love science fiction and loved the cover art. I wanted this album to be something to transport me. But the ballads ultimately kill the energy...then and now. My favorites are still the album cuts, "Edge of the Blade", "Back Talk", "Frontiers", and "Rubicon". Wisely, this reissue also adds the two hits of the time that were on movie soundtracks "Only the Young", and "Ask the Lonely", and two songs that must have not made the cut originally. These extra songs and the nice concert photos and concert date listings make this a great package for a Journey fan but this album is still not what quite what I hoped for.
Submitted by web_ceb2004 (Germantown, MD)
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Steve at its best
Great Journey album, although I like the previous albums more, especially because of the overproduction of this one. But still a great album with some everlasting songs (RUBICON!)
Frank
Submitted by fvanpetersen (Hellendoorn Netherlands)
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this is a excellent cd.but,falls short of the quality of-journeys-escape.a very underrated song, from frontiers is-under the blade, excellent rocker! if your a journey fan you will enjoy this cd very much.
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