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Track List
01) Higher Place
02) All the Way
03) Signs of Life
04) All the Things
05) Loved By You
06) Livin' to Do
07) World Gone Wild
08) I Got a Reason
09) With Your Love
10) Lifetime of Dreams
11) Live and Breathe
12) Nothin' Comes Close
13) To Be Alive Again
14) Kiss Me Softly
15) We Will Meet Again
01) Higher Place
02) All the Way
03) Signs of Life
04) All the Things
05) Loved By You
06) Livin' to Do
07) World Gone Wild
08) I Got a Reason
09) With Your Love
10) Lifetime of Dreams
11) Live and Breathe
12) Nothin' Comes Close
13) To Be Alive Again
14) Kiss Me Softly
15) We Will Meet Again
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6:24
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First Released
2001
Hard Rock
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Arrival is the eleventh studio album (twelfth overall) by the rock band Journey, released in the United States in 2001 (a version with one substituted song was released in Japan in 2000). It was the band's first full-length studio album with new lead vocalist Steve Augeri, who had replaced the better-known Steve Perry, and with Deen Castronovo, who replaced Steve Smith as the band's drummer.
The album was first released in Japan in late 2000, but, due to its leakage onto the Internet, the band decided to delay its release in the United States. Based on feedback from fans who heard the leaked version of Arrival, the band decided to record two harder rocking songs, which were included on the American version of the album, which now did not retain "I'm Not That Way" from the Japanese release.
Arrival produced a minor adult contemporary hit with the ballad "All the Way", while rock fans were more satisfied with songs like "Higher Place" and the two new tracks on the American release, "World Gone Wild" and "Nothin' Comes Close".
Peaking at #56 on Billboard's album chart, Arrival was the band's first album that did not receive at least gold status, since 1977's Next. It was also their last studio album under Columbia Records, which had been the band's label since their self-titled 1975 debut.
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Arrival is the eleventh studio album (twelfth overall) by the rock band Journey, released in the United States in 2001 (a version with one substituted song was released in Japan in 2000). It was the band's first full-length studio album with new lead vocalist Steve Augeri, who had replaced the better-known Steve Perry, and with Deen Castronovo, who replaced Steve Smith as the band's drummer.
The album was first released in Japan in late 2000, but, due to its leakage onto the Internet, the band decided to delay its release in the United States. Based on feedback from fans who heard the leaked version of Arrival, the band decided to record two harder rocking songs, which were included on the American version of the album, which now did not retain "I'm Not That Way" from the Japanese release.
Arrival produced a minor adult contemporary hit with the ballad "All the Way", while rock fans were more satisfied with songs like "Higher Place" and the two new tracks on the American release, "World Gone Wild" and "Nothin' Comes Close".
Peaking at #56 on Billboard's album chart, Arrival was the band's first album that did not receive at least gold status, since 1977's Next. It was also their last studio album under Columbia Records, which had been the band's label since their self-titled 1975 debut.
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