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In the ’80s, Journey was high on the list of bands loved by fans and reviled by critics. But today, they’re still heard and embraced – sometimes by the kind of people who sneered the first time around. (Witness the in-concert cover of “Lights” by fellow Bay Area stalwarts Green Day.) With frontman Steve Perry applying lessons learned from Sam Cooke, Journey’s Greatest Hits often sounds like a primer in pop idealism. “Lights” is a mellow smile about the joys of city life, “Any Way You Want It” a tip of the hat to Everygirl. And though “Don’t Stop Believin’” places itself on a scale with the songs that open Olympic games, it’s really all about that one small-town escapee on “the midnight train to anywhere”.

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Hello, and welcome to the second edition of No Skips, a column where I analyze an album and deem every track as unskippable. This week, we will look at Journey’s “Greatest Hits,” an album that defined my childhood and built a musical bond between my dad and me. 

I was first exposed to Journey as a child when my dad played their hits while driving in his blue Ford Mustang. I knew all their songs at a young age and sang along to all the words (and guitar solos) with my dad. 

Journey is an American rock band that formed in San Fransisco, California in the 1970s. Being a San Franciscan myself — and my dad growing up a stone’s throw away in San Jose — enjoying Journey’s music was no surprise. My dad saw them multiple times in concert during his teens and twenties and shared his love of the band with both me and my little brother. Nowadays, I listen to Journey on warm sunny days and reminisce about drives with the windows down in the back of my dad’s car. 

With tracks like “Don’t Stop Believing,” “Lights” and “Any Way You Want It,” Journey’s “Greatest Hits” has no skips. The album is filled with rock songs that maintain an edge even 35 years after they originally came out. Furthermore, the album was remastered this year, demonstrating its reach and popularity as a “no skips” album. 

The album, as illustrated in the title, is filled with the band’s greatest hits. It opens with “Only the Young,” a rock powerhouse that always merits a listen. “Only the Young” holds a lot of meaning to me because a) I would listen to it with my dad growing up, and b) it covers themes of growing up and having dreams — ideas that hit pretty hard as a 22-year-old college senior. 

The next few tracks, “Don’t Stop Believing,” “Wheel in the Sky” and “Faithfully,” are arguably Journey’s most famous releases. “Don’t Stop Believing” is one of those songs that, as soon as it comes on, everyone is singing along to both the lyrics and the screaming guitar solos. You can never skip “Don’t Stop Believing,” especially at a sporting event or karaoke bar. “Wheel in the Sky” is also a classic. Every time it comes on, I catch myself singing and dancing along to the track. 

The album continues to live up to its namesake with other phenomenal songs like “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” which had a resurgence in popularity with its remixed feature on the fourth season of “Stranger Things.” This song has been and always will be unskippable due to its thrumming bass lines and roaring drums. Additionally, the “Stranger Things” remix with Bryce Miller and Alloy Tracks is also a bop — one that I listened to a lot in the summer of 2022. 

Love songs are also common on this album. “Faithfully,” “Open Arms” and “Send Her My Love” each have messages of love and care for one’s partner and are great songs musically as well. “Faithfully” is one of my favorite Journey songs of all time and illustrates Journey’s ability to create powerful lyrics and even more powerful scores. 

On the flip side, the album also features themes of loss and heartbreak. “I’ll Be Alright Without You,” “Who’s Crying Now” and “Ask the Lonely” emphasize those themes. “I’ll Be Alright Without You” touches on moving on after a breakup and working through those big emotions. The drums and tone of this song are softer than many other Journey songs, and it continues to be a profound piece by the band. 

The album ends with “Be Good to Yourself” and “When You Love a Woman” — two songs that are just as significant as the 14 other tracks on this powerhouse of an album. “Be Good to Yourself” continues the roaring guitar and upbeat keyboard that are characteristic of Journey’s discography and maintains its place (alongside “Faithfully”) as one of my favorite Journey songs of all time. 

To conclude, this album is a perfect reminder of summer drives and a shared love of music with my dad. The lack of skips on this album highlights Journey’s ability to craft rock music with a timeless sound that continues to gain fans 35 years after being released. I highly recommend this album to everyone reading this column — especially as the weather gets warmer and summer quickly approaches. 

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Take a Journey Through 25 Years of Hikaru Utada's Masterpieces: First Greatest Hits Album Science Fiction is Out Now

TOKYO, JAPAN – 10 April 2024 – After months of anticipation, iconic J-pop artist Hikaru Utada has released their first greatest hits album SCIENCE FICTION, which has already ranked no.1 on iTunes Mora. It's not a simple compilation of the legendary performer's most well-known works, but rather a space-time-bending trip through their 25-year career. Utada shares new songs and revisits legendary numbers, finding new angles on them more than two decades later.

The album features recent work “Naniirodemonai Hana (A Flower of No Color)”; a brand-new song called “Electricity”; newly recorded versions of “Addicted To You,” “traveling” and “Hikari”; ten songs in newly mixed versions, engineered by Grammy-winning mixing engineer Steve Fitzmaurice ; and a special “Sci-Fi Edit” of their critically acclaimed song “Somewhere Near Marseilles” as a bonus track.

To celebrate the release of this highly anticipated album, a special video interview with Hikaru Utada about this best-of album has been shared, offering fans the artist's insights into their creativity, behind-the-scenes stories from the recording, and reflections on their legendary 25 years as an artist.

Furthermore, a special “Kuma-chan” AR (Augmented Reality) website has been launched to commemorate the artist's 25th anniversary. Using the AR function found on the website, fans can draw their own message against a sky background. After creating a message, Utada 's ever-charming teddybear character Kuma-chan will suddenly appear from the wormhole. Utada themselves drew 23 new Kuma-chan illustrations for this special feature, and users are encouraged to share their messages with the hashtag #SF_KUMA. Additionally, fans can expect additional Kuma-chan campaigns including AR Kuma-chan collection using the album's back cover design as a marker, a special Kuma-chan that will appear exclusively at each HIKARU UTADA SCIENCE FICTION TOUR 2024 stop in Japan starting from July, and a Kuma-chan collaboration with Ayataka (a green tea brand operated by the Coca‑Cola(Japan)Company, Ltd.).

To watch the interview, please visit https://youtu.be/CA5ug28jlvE. To write and share your message with Kuma-chan, please visit https://sf-kuma.com. To see the guidance on the Kuma-chan AR experience, please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/bXsyiO1StCI.

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