I recalled in an interview that Steve Perry said that Journey never really made it big in Europe. I was curiuos if there is any European journey fans, if so name your country.

mmmm guess that answers my question

well, I bought a few of their albums way back then. but I guess that doesen't make me a hardcore fan yet

oh, and I'm from Austria

No. Only Americans like Journey. They are one of THE stereotypical American bands.

desperado said:

Duh, no need to reply

desperado said:

I like how you speak for all of Europre. They are also popular in Japan, so there blows your theory that only Americans like Journey.

Journey are such a lame band...

BeatsPerMinute said:

I'm sure most of the stuff you like is lame

kpowers said:

I like you already. You require little work.

kpowers said:

not lamer than the stuff you like!

can I just add that this thread turned out really really lame



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Dancelot said:

that should have been posted on the justin, janet and madonna threads

Dancelot said:

no one cares what you think

kpowers said:

I know. that's why I found this irrelevant thread to be the perfect place to post more of my irrelevant shit.


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BeatsPerMinute said:[quote]

kpowers said:

not lamer than the stuff you like! [/quote




Wow great comeback. mmmmm you shouldn't talk, like Portugal has a long history of artist hitting the pop charts. Just stick with your lame ass TLC and Michael Jackson music. Bet your into Jessica Simpson as well.

kpowers said:[quote]

BeatsPerMinute said:

Next time be more original and send a more original orgnote, darling!



I love having stalkers!

You must be 11 or 12?



It's pathetic that you sent me an orgnote and then you blocked me! Afraid of my reply?
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BeatsPerMinute said:

Nah, you bore me

kpowers said:

Thanks...
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BeatsPerMinute said:

don't do that

kpowers said:

I'm not European, but I like some of their songs. Like "Stone Love" and '"When The Lights Go Down". But they got caught up in that Power ballad phase that was happening in the mid-eighties. "Oh Sherry" was a good song. But it got played over and over again. I got sick of it.

I dig 'em for what they were in their prime: a great melodic rock band with some catchy singles. Neil Schon was/is one of the most melodic soloists and Steve Perry's voice compliments his guitar well. I have some Journey stuff before Perry came along and though I dig their instrumental abilities, Perry, to me, was the right "missing link" to bring them to a wider audience.