Dream After Dream

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Dream After Dream

Studio album by Journey

Released

December 10, 1980

Recorded

October 13-22, 1980

Length

Kevin Elson & Journey

Journey chronology

Departure
(1980)

Dream After Dream
(1980)

Captured
(1981)

Dream After Dream, performed by American rock group Journey, is the soundtrack to the Japanese film of the same title. It was released in 1980 on the Columbia Records label.

The soundtrack consists mostly of instrumental tracks with sparse vocals on two tracks, "Destiny" and "Sand Castles". The closing song, "Little Girl" is the only true vocal track. It was later featured on Journey's Time³ collection.

[edit] Track listing

"Destiny"
"Snow Theme"
"Sand Castles"
"A Few Coins"
"Moon Theme"
"When the Love Has Gone"
"Festival Dance"
"The Rape"
"Little Girl"

[edit] Personnel

Steve Perry – vocals
Neal Schon – guitar (acoustic and electric), vocals, producer
Gregg Rolie – keyboards, vocals, producer
Steve Smith – drums and percussion, producer
Ross Valory – bass, vocals, producer

v • d • e Journey

Current members	Neal Schon \| Ross Valory \| Jonathan Cain \| Deen Castronovo \| Arnel Pineda

Former members	Gregg Rolie \| Prairie Prince \| George Tickner \| Aynsley Dunbar \| Robert Fleischman \| Steve Perry \| Steve Smith \| Mike Baird \| Randy Jackson \| Larrie Londin \| Bob Glaub \| Steve Augeri \| Jeff Scott Soto

Studio albums	Journey \| Look into the Future \| Next \| Infinity \| Evolution \| Departure \| Dream After Dream \| Escape \| Frontiers \| Raised on Radio \| Trial by Fire \| Arrival \| Red 13 \| Generations \| Revelation

Live albums	Captured \| Greatest Hits Live \| Live in Houston 1981: The Escape Tour \|

Compilations	In the Beginning \| Greatest Hits \| The Ballade \| Time³ \| The Essential Journey \| Open Arms~Greatest Hits