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Infinity
Rock · 1978 · 6 tracks

Infinity

Journey

The definitive pivot from jazz-fusion to arena-rock royalty. Stacked harmonies and soaring vocals meet shimmering guitars in a masterclass of 1970s high-fidelity production.

1978 · Columbia

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A soaring, high-fidelity celebration of new beginnings and melodic grandeur.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks
02
Feeling That Way
3:26
04
La Do Da
3:01
07
Somethin’ to Hide
3:27
08
Winds of March
5:05
09
Can Do
2:39
10
Opened the Door
4:35
Moments Worth Listening For
The seamless transition between the vocal trade-offs in 'Feeling That Way' into the driving rhythm of 'Anytime'
The way the guitar solo in 'Winds of March' cuts through the dense, Queen-like vocal stacks with sharp, melodic precision
The explosive entry of the full band on 'Wheel in the Sky' after the iconic, tension-building opening riff
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How does Infinity sound next to the rest of Journey's catalogue?

Harmonized+1.5σ

The vocals lean notably further into harmonized than the rest of the catalogue.

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