
A couple of things to consider before making your choice: Journey, like contemporaries Heart, Foreigner and Styxx, rocked the ’70s and went soft in the ’80s. But, the band's 1981 hit “Don’t Stop Believing” is an all-time classic, plus Journey is rocking arenas again with a diminutive Filipino lead singer whose pipes rival Steve Perry’s. HOWEVER: Spirit’s 1970 record 12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus is considered a landmark art-concept album. The band’s creative genius, guitarist-singer-songwriter Randy California, drowned in the Pacific ocean in 1997 at age 45 while saving his son from the same fate. His eponymous foundation helps at-risk kids access after-school music education.
So, which airport terminal design do you prefer? Spirit or Journey?