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Of all of Journey's early pre-Steve Perry albums, 1977's NEXT is one of the best. Keyboardist Gregg Rolie doubles on vocals for the last time here, and while he isn't as talented a singer as Perry would prove to be on Journey's next album (1978's INFINITY), he does a more than adequate job. Highlights include the album opening trio of songs "Spaceman," "People," and "I Would Find You."
Also available with INFINITY on 1 cassette.
Recorded at His Master's Wheels, San Francisco, California.
Personnel: Neal Schon (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Gregg Rolie (vocals, keyboards); Ross Valory (vocals, background vocals); Aynsley Dunbar (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixer: Smiggy.
Recording information: His Master's Wheels, San Francisco, CA.
Director: Herbie Herbert.
Photographer: Bruce Steinberg.
Journey: Gregg Rolie (vocals, keyboards); Neil Schon (guitar); Ross Valory (bass); Aynsley Dunbar (drums).
Journey Next Songs | 1. | Spaceman | $0.99 | |
| 2. | People | $0.99 | |
| 3. | I Would Find You | $0.99 | |
| 4. | Here We Are | $0.99 | |
| 5. | Hustler | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Next | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Nickel and Dime | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Karma | $0.99 | |
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Next Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   Journey=Rock
Classic 70's rock. If you enjoy that type of music, you will enjoy this album. Classic.
Favorite tune:Nickel and Dime
Submitted by JCastle (Heart of Texas) 
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Journey, Next
Yes, it is Journey, the Journey that has decades of hits.
But . . .
Journey had to make a tough choice in the 1970’s between their original instrumental rock roots or to move to more commercially successful pop music led by vocals. Okay, starvation gets old.
Journeys self titled original rocker and their second album titled “Next” could pass as two discs in a double album set. Buy one of the two, give it a listen. Discover the original Journey vision, discover that there was rock before Steve Perry, discover how Journey sounded as an undiscovered instrumental ensemble.
Submitted by a reviewer (South Bend IN USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Their best
Listened to this in high school in the late seventies (78,79). Loved them, was so crushed when they sold out. bought this on vinyl, 8-track, casette, and I imagine CD now that I found it.
Submitted by CDP (Philadelphia, PA)
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Best album by Journey before being ruined
This is a great album, the way Journey sounded before Steve Perry came along and wrecked it all. This was their last album before churning out some of the cheesiest "rock" in music history.
Submitted by Whammer Jammer (Rocklin, CA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No heavy hitter !!!!!
in my opinion this is journey's best release it has you enthralled from beginning to end.
Submitted by scomeno1 (watertown,ny,usa)
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Purchase Next CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Buggles Adventures In Modern Recording CD (1982)
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It wasn't surprising that the Buggles' second release, Adventures in Modern Recording, didn't meet the expectations that 1980's internationally successful The Age of Plastic set. Both Horn and Downes had been working on several outside projects, including Yes' 1980 release Drama, which severely limited their time, and for the most part, Adventures was a Trevor Horn solo project; Geoff Downes only appears on three tracks. However, many of the criticisms leveled against this outing were unfounded and there is still much to like; several songs, such as the infectious title track, equal The Age of Plastic. Both "Adventures in Modern Recording" and "Inner City," with its lush arrangement and engrossing melody, show off Horn's remarkable production savvy. Horn and Downes collaborations like the sultry "Vermillion Sands" and "I Am a Camera" -- a melancholy, stripped-down version of "Into the Lens," which appeared on Drama -- are top-notch. Meanwhile, "Lenny" is a shot of adrenaline that could have fit nicely on Drama as well; actually, a good portion of that album is as much a Buggles recording as anything you'll ...
| | Best Of Sade CD (1994)
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Digitally remastered by Tom Coyne (Sterling Sound, New York, New York).
Nigerian vocalist Sade Adu has carved out a cosmpolitan niche for herself over the past decade, gathering together elements of cool jazz, samba, reggae, funk and pop all under the pastoral umbrella of her suede-and-velvet voice. A pop stylist with a musical universe all her own, Sade has endured and matured over the past decade, seemingly unaffected by changes in taste and fashion--a movement unto herself.
As her most recent single (Percy Mayfield's "Please Send Me Someone To Love" from the PHILADELPHIA soundtrack) illustrates, Sade's coy caressing voice speaks more of commitment and trust, of relationships in flux ("Nothing Can Come Between Us") than of the heat of the moment: from the the coy duplicity of "Smooth Operator" to the positive reinforcement of "The Sweetest Taboo" and the sweet ambiguities of "Love Is Stronger Than Pride."
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| | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live From Austin, Texas DVD (1983)
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Blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan was already a legend when he was killed in a helicopter crash in 1990. Like all talents who die early, he ...
| | Jason Derulo CD (2010)
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Even though he began his career writing hits for the likes of Diddy and Sean Kingston, singer/songwriter Jason Derülo always had his eye on becoming a solo performer. His Auto-Ttuned, Imogen Heap-sampling debut single, "Watcha Say," was an infectious, slick, and on-point way launch a career, but his debut album is less satisfying, even with plenty of the same well-crafted, future R&B as his breakthrough tune. As Derulo seems entirely devoted to the song, the problem may lie with the album format itself. This one barely fits the definition at a scant nine songs, and there's little attention paid to the overall flow, but if you want ...
| | Demon Hunter World Is A Thorn CDs (2010) (Import) With DVD; Deluxe Edition
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The World Is a Thorn is the sound of Jesus leading his flock down a musical path that was built upon the foundations of hedonism and power (as well as a general fondness for the occult) and staging a coup. Rebellion can go both ways, and Seattle's Demon Hunter is as embarrassed as anyone about Christian rock's well-earned reputation for conjuring up lifeless, cookie-cutter slabs of faith-based treacle that carry the weight of a fortune cookie prediction. The band's fifth full-length offering is both composed and volatile. It's a carefully plotted collection of staccato, melodic aggro-hymns that owe as much to early-'90s grunge as they do modern, 21st century ...
| | Uriah Heep Live At Sweden Rock Festival 2009 CD (2010) (Import) Import
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2010 live album from the British 'eavy Rock veterans. Uriah Heep haven't forgotten how to Rock, that's for sure. The evidence to this statement is this live CD presenting their classic songs at the Sweden Rock ...
| | Cult Electric CD (1987) Remastered
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Recorded in New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Pat Gilbert.
ELECTRIC was the Cult's mainstream breakthrough album in the United States, where the UK band's previous records, DREAMTIME and LOVE, had been embraced by college radio. After unsatisfying sessions with LOVE producer Steve Brown, the Cult hooked up with superstar hip-hop producer (and unapologetic 1970s-boogie fan) Rick Rubin to re-record the tracks, and his changes make the album. Adding a drum sound as loud as his previous work with the Beastie Boys and Run-DMC and beefing up Billy Duffy's lead guitar riffs into full-on Led Zeppelin territory, Rubin completed the Cult's makeover from psych-tinged goths into '70s-inspired hard-rockers (with a heavy Doors influence as well). The revved-up singles "Love Removal Machine" and "Lil' Devil" best exemplify ELECTRIC, which is arguably the band's best album.
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| | Andy Williams Can't Get Used To Losing You/Love, Andy CD (1995)
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| | Brian Setzer Ultimate Collection: Recorded Live CDs (2004)
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| | Drowsy Growing Green CD (2005)
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| | John Ralston Sorry Vampire CD (2007) Digipak
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