Journey - Greatest Hits DVD 1978-1997 - Music Videos & Live Performances

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Summary: pretty decent
Review: good dvd, i'd buy it again. is it my copy or does neil's guitar cut out right at the beginning of "stone in love"? a really critical flaw for whoever was doing the sound for such a hot opening for such a kickin song...

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Summary: It's about time
Review: Take a trip back to the days when lead singers could actually sing.

These people who think the Augeri-led Journey is anything but a pathetic tribute band, a shell of what once was, are in major denial.

The critics who badmouthed bands like Journey, Foreigner and Styx...well, those who can't perform pontificate. No one listens to those critics anyway and they can't stand it ("How dare you NOT like what WE decree is good?").

The two bands I wish would reunite are Journey (WITH PERRY) and Three Dog Night.

I wish Journey would dump that Augeri guy (who needs recorded vocals at concerts) and go back to the REAL thing! With the crap passing for music these days, the reunited Perry-led Journey would be welcomed with...well, "Open Arms."

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Summary: Greatest Hits
Review: This is a must have DVD for Journey fans, I't is the Steve Perry era of the group and it is fun to look back at all the different looks of the band members. I think the thing to remember is this is call THE GREATEST HITS and with the early journey albums prior to Steve Perry there weren't any chart hits. Also if they want to include stuff from the first 4 albums it should be called (Journey the early years... I would also wonder if it won't be alot harder to find good footage enough to include in a DVD, But as for this DVD it is awsome and named for the era. Lets remember they never had a hit until Steve Perry.

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Summary: Great hits, but bad quality
Review: I love Journey and this disc has just about every video, but aside from the DVD cover and the sound quality, the video is horrible! No remastering from the source, just the same old low-res videos from the 80's. Low-res on hi-res systems look almost worse than VHS! It even has all of the bad analog atifacts such as severe color bleeding, grain, dot crawl and that strange texture (from low-res) on many parts.

It is only worth a purchase if you have to see all of the videos again. Otherwise, hope that they come out with a DVD quality version. I have, but want better. The 3 stars are for Journey. For quality alone, I give one.