Journey live from the Palladium, New York, NY May 28th 1978. It speaks volumes that, back in 1977, Journey's original four-piece line-up of Neal Schon, Gregg Rolie, Ross Valory and Aynsley Dunbar had been issued with an ultimatum by their record company: 'get a lead singer or get dropped'. Steve Perry was that missing link, and Journey would never look back. With inspirational platters like 'Infinity' (1978), 'Evolution' (1979), 'Escape' (1981), and the farewell 'Raised On Radio' (1986), Journey almost single-handedly changed the face of American hard rock music, selling some 35 million albums in the process. Their appearance at the Palladium, New York on the first US leg of the tour was a prime opportunity to sell their new album 'Infinity,' and their new frontman who claims sovereignty here with a stunning set, announcing a change in sound, style and substance. Timeline revisits this classic May 28th 1978 performance from this legendary band with a fully restored and professionally remastered original King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast, presented with background notes and timeline photos. TRACKS: 1. Feeling That Way 2. Anytime 3. La-Do-Day 4. Next 5. You're On Your Own 6. She Makes Me Feel Alright 7. Wheel In The Sky