Track Listing

1. Majestic
2. Where Were You
3. Just the Same Way
4. Line of Fire
5. Lights
6. Stay Awhile
7. Too Late
8. Dixie Highway
9. Feeling That Way
10. Anytime
11. Do You Recall
12. Walks Like a Lady
13. Do Da
14. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
15. Wheel in the Sky
16. Any Way You Want It
17. Party's over (Hopelessly in Love)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7418 in Music
• Brand: Sony
• Released on: 2006-10-03
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Extra tracks, Live, Original recording remastered
• Dimensions: .23 pounds

Customer Reviews

Essential for any Journey fan
Don't listen to the guy who said this is not an essential album. That is simply not true. This is a great live album--the last with the great Greg Rolie in the lineup. If you want to talk about nonessential Journey albums they basically start after this one. Downhill from there.

The Best Live Journey Album and Possibly Best Live Album Ever
While I may have owned Live in Houston and Greatest Hits Live before grabbing this one, I kind of didn't want it because it was pre-Escape material that wasn't interesting to me and I couldn't find it. One day at a mega CD store I came across it and bought it. I listened to it through and through and found that it was pretty good. Like Live In Houston, Steve Perry seems to get involved with the audience quite a bit like during Wheel in the Sky after the my, my, my part he then yells "YOU'RE ON YOU'RE OWN!!!" and the audience yells "FOR TOMORROW!!!" I just love when musicians get into their performances. The album features all the big hits from Infinity, Evolution, and Depature such as "Feeling That Way", "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'", and "Walks Like a Lady" along with a new live song called "Dixie Highway" and the lone studio recording which to me should have been on either Departure or Escape, "The Party's Over (Hopelessly in Love)". Obviously Steve Perry was not only Journey's best vocalist ever, but he was also the most entertaining by using his audience to sing along and to fill in songs as well as tell jokes and stories about the songs he sings. I've never seen or heard any other band use the audience as a performance tool. So if you're a Journey fan or someone who likes live albums...this one's the best by far.

One of the Best Live Album's Ever!
I was lucky enough to be at one of the concerts this album was recorded from in the early 80's. Every time I listen to this album I'm 18 years old again and all the old memories come back. This band sounded exactly the way they did on their albums - now dvd's. If you never were able to see them in concert (the original line up) then this is as close as you can get. I still remember Steve Perry holding the mic out to the audience during Wheel in the Sky and screaming the lyrics. It was the best. You won't be sorry.