Journey Arrival

Approaching his 111th birthday, the hobbit Bilbo Baggins decides to write down the full story of the adventure he had 60 years earlier, for the benefit of his nephew Frodo. Long before Bilbo's involvement, the Dwarf Thrór becomes King of the Lonely Mountain and brings an era of prosperity to his kin until the arrival of Smaug the Dragon…

Approaching his 111th birthday, the hobbit Bilbo Baggins decides to write down the full story of the adventure he had 60 years earlier, for the benefit of his nephew Frodo. Long before Bilbo's involvement, the Dwarf Thrór becomes King of the Lonely Mountain and brings an era of prosperity to his kin until the arrival of Smaug the Dragon…

Taloch Jameson & Josh Elliott - Journey (2014) is an album released by two artists, Taloch Jameson and Josh Elliott. It combines elements of electronic, ambient, and cinematic music, taking listeners on an evocative sonic journey. The album features immersive and atmospheric compositions that blend smooth melodies with deep, rich textures. The project has been appreciated for its emotive depth and has found an audience in those who enjoy instrumental and ambient music, often used in contexts like relaxation, meditation, or reflective moments.

Celestial music and Hemi-Sync transport you on a poignant journey beyond space and time. Immerse yourself in this inspired musical depiction of a soul's journey to the realm of the Creator. Performed completely on analog and digital synthesizers, this enchanting soundtrack first characterizes the soul's yearning for "home" followed by a musical recounting of the emotionally engaging journey. Bells sound in celebration of the soul's arrival in this spiritually uplifting piece which leaves you with a profound sense of inner calm. Composed and performed by Micah Sadigh, PhD.

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Journey's blend of melodic hard rock, unshakeable anthemic hooks, and epic balladry helped define the sound of radio rock while accumulating 25 gold- and platinum-certified albums. The San Francisco-based act left behind progressive beginnings with the arrival of vocalist Steve Perry in 1976 on the group's fourth LP, Infinity, starting Journey's ascension to mainstream rock royalty. Between 1978 and 1987, the band notched a string of singles ("Wheel in the Sky," "Any Way You Want It," "Lights," "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'," "Don't Stop Believing," "Open Arms," "Separate Ways[Worlds Apart]"), whose huge guitars, soaring vocals, and singalong choruses have become permanent fixtures in the classic rock radio lexicon.