Tokyo '81 Pro Shot DVD Upgrade Torrent on TTD!

by **rockphantom** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:40 pm

belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

Oh, I have that one! Right next to the complete Van Halen Oakland California June 1981 pro-shot.
Michael Jackson gave them to me a few months before he "beat it"...

Milan

Website · by **steveo777** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:40 pm

froy wrote:
AR wrote:
Your doubting me? Ok big guy care to bet some cash on this one? How about a grand ?

Froy if you are a fan, you share it. If you have something you are not supposed to share (I do too, not Journey) you do not brag about it. That's all.

No interest in sharing it at this time. Its not sharable ,To much studio time involved just to share it,
When I get it in HD and 5.1 you will see it somewhere, On Blue Ray, That's it,

My bullshit sifter just bit went into overdrive. Put up or shut up. Man up, man! :wink:

by **belar** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:42 pm

rockphantom wrote:
belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

Oh, I have that one! Right next to the complete Van Halen Oakland California June 1981 pro-shot.
Michael Jackson gave them to me a few months before he "beat it"...

Milan

Whoa!

I wish he would've shared with me during our weekly poker nights...

by **Scarab Pilot** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 2:52 pm

belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

I would love to have that show....

by **tater1977** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 12:06 am

Scarab Pilot wrote:
belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

I would love to have that show....

Dont know if this is the one, or whether the guy has it complete?

Journey - Be Good To Yourself (Live in Angels Camp, CA 1986)

JRNYAvenger

http://youtu.be/Zs0qNU8awoU

by **froy** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 12:23 am

belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

Nobody

by **Marzdog** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 2:50 am

tater1977 wrote:
Scarab Pilot wrote:
belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

I would love to have that show....

Dont know if this is the one, or whether the guy has it complete?

Journey - Be Good To Yourself (Live in Angels Camp, CA 1986)

JRNYAvenger

http://youtu.be/Zs0qNU8awoU

Sounds like the audio from the ROR documentary that CBS ran many years ago... :roll:

by **brywool** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:25 am

Marzdog wrote:
tater1977 wrote:
Scarab Pilot wrote:
belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

I would love to have that show....

Dont know if this is the one, or whether the guy has it complete?

Journey - Be Good To Yourself (Live in Angels Camp, CA 1986)

JRNYAvenger

http://youtu.be/Zs0qNU8awoU

Sounds like the audio from the ROR documentary that CBS ran many years ago...

It is.

by **S2M** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 7:53 am

Personally, I have close to 300 Rush bootlegs. Roughly 60 or so soundboards, FMs, and Laserdiscs combined - the rest various grades of audience recordings...I have NEVER come across anybody who wanted to keep a show all to himself...these shows are meant to be traded and shared. Not hoarded by fucking babies...what a loser.

by **WykkedSensation** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 8:02 am

Marzdog wrote:
tater1977 wrote:
Scarab Pilot wrote:
belar wrote:OK, who has the Journey '86 Mt. Aire show?

I would love to have that show....

Dont know if this is the one, or whether the guy has it complete?

Journey - Be Good To Yourself (Live in Angels Camp, CA 1986)

JRNYAvenger

http://youtu.be/Zs0qNU8awoU

Sounds like the audio from the ROR documentary that CBS ran many years ago...

It's on the Greatest Hits Dvd never mind the documentary: :shock:

by **Liquid_Drummer** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:35 am

S2M wrote:Personally, I have close to 300 Rush bootlegs. Roughly 60 or so soundboards, FMs, and Laserdiscs combined - the rest various grades of audience recordings...I have NEVER come across anybody who wanted to keep a show all to himself...these shows are meant to be traded and shared. Not hoarded by fucking babies...what a loser.

QFT. No body wants you fucking show man. Shove up arse.

I spent countless hours working in my studio do quasi-isolation of Perry's vocal tracks BY REQUEST because I felt like it. We all love Journey. For you to come around tell everyone about your little show and then refuse to share because your baby ass spent too much time on it ?!?! WTF. Why would you even mention it then ? That is the question. SHove your show right back up your ass. You probably couldnt master your way our of a paper bag anyway.

by **S2M** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:45 am

Liquid_Drummer wrote:
S2M wrote:Personally, I have close to 300 Rush bootlegs. Roughly 60 or so soundboards, FMs, and Laserdiscs combined - the rest various grades of audience recordings...I have NEVER come across anybody who wanted to keep a show all to himself...these shows are meant to be traded and shared. Not hoarded by fucking babies...what a loser.

QFT. No body wants you fucking show man. Shove up arse.

I spent countless hours working in my studio do quasi-isolation of Perry's vocal tracks BY REQUEST because I felt like it. We all love Journey. For you to come around tell everyone about your little show and then refuse to share because your baby ass spent too much time on it ?!?! WTF. Why would you even mention it then ? That is the question. SHove your show right back up your ass. You probably couldnt master your way our of a paper bag anyway.

You talking to me? :lol:

by **Ehwmatt** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 8:23 am

Each letter in Froy's user name represents 100 pounds of his own body weight.

by **rockphantom** » Thu Aug 11, 2011 2:30 am

I've finally completed my download of the Snivlle dual layer edition of the Tokyo '81 show.
There are now 4 seeds for this torrent over at: http://www.jamtothis.com/showthread.php?t=13348

I plan to torrent the Snivlle dual layer Tokyo '81 DVD on The Trader's Den in the near future.
I'd like to get this upgrade into the hands of as many fans as possible!

I'll post an announcement on the forum once the The Trader's Den torrent is live.
Keep your eyes peeled!

Milan

by **brandonx76** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 12:55 am

rockphantom wrote:I've finally completed my download of the Snivlle dual layer edition of the Tokyo '81 show.
There are now 4 seeds for this torrent over at: http://www.jamtothis.com/showthread.php?t=13348

I plan to torrent the Snivlle dual layer Tokyo '81 DVD on The Trader's Den in the near future.
I'd like to get this upgrade into the hands of as many fans as possible!

I'll post an announcement on the forum once the The Trader's Den torrent is live.
Keep your eyes peeled!

Milan

Thank you very much for the heads up...I downloaded and encoded to apple tv/quick time, and just watched some of it - still love the version of 'Dixie Highway' - the band was on fire...did I hear correctly, someone indicated Steve Perry had a cold that night? Or was that just some speculation?

This version still has the video 'blip' and minor 'audio' drop in the middle of the song (Dixie Highway)...I'm guessing the source has this too but who knows except maybe 'Froy'...video looks like the best I've seen so far of it, more vibrant, etc, but still could use a 'color' adjustment. Not sure how to do that digitally..

Anyway, thanks for your efforts and for whomever decided to repost....

Now if I could get the Departure era concert from Osaka of this quality...

by **rockphantom** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 1:11 am

You're welcome!!

I think the Sniville Tokyo '81 DVD is amazing, even though it is "re-encoded".
I doubt anyone will be able to top his work unless they have an actual master or first generation tape of the show.

Milan

by **brandonx76** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 1:58 am

rockphantom wrote:You're welcome!!

I think the Sniville Tokyo '81 DVD is amazing, even though it is "re-encoded".
I doubt anyone will be able to top his work unless they have an actual master or first generation tape of the show.

Milan

So, do you know anything about the Departure era Osaka concert? I have a high-gen copy that was encoded to DVD, but obviously could be improved...I'm pretty sure it exists because someone posted the following from it with A+ audio : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os5OwJv42uk

by **rockphantom** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 2:32 am

I too have a high gen copy of the Osaka 1980 pro shot on a stand alone burner encoded DVD.
I obtained it in 2003. I think this version is the most common edition of the Osaka boot in circulation.

Even the audio boots I've heard of the Osaka show sound muddy.

I wonder where the Youtube guy obtained his source material?

The audio on that clip sounds like it was taken from Captured.
I know that parts of Osaka were used for Captured....

I am sure Sony has the Osaka '80 and Tokyo '81 pro shot masters locked up in their vault.
I'd LOVE to see official releases of all of the classic Journey pro shots in a similar fashion as the Houston November 5th-6th, 1981 DVD/CD.
The Houston official CD/DVD was a God send...

Milan

by **brandonx76** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 2:56 am

rockphantom wrote:The audio on that clip sounds like it was taken from Captured.

Ahh - but (and this threw me off too), "Loving You is Easy" was not on captured...

It's a shame a band like Journey didn't embrace bootlegs - I mean people trade "Grateful Dead" shows like every show is a unique worthwhile experience....please...Journey between the Evolution and Frontiers era...if I could I'd buy and listen to every live performance...

by **Don** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:02 am

rockphantom wrote:I too have a high gen copy of the Osaka 1980 pro shot on a stand alone burner encoded DVD.
I obtained it in 2003. I think this version is the most common edition of the Osaka boot in circulation.

Even the audio boots I've heard of the Osaka show sound muddy.

I wonder where the Youtube guy obtained his source material?

The audio on that clip sounds like it was taken from Captured.
I know that parts of Osaka were used for Captured....

I am sure Sony has the Osaka '80 and Tokyo '81 pro shot masters locked up in their vault.
I'd LOVE to see official releases of all of the classic Journey pro shots in a similar fashion as the Houston November 5th-6th, 1981 DVD/CD.
The Houston official CD/DVD was a God send...

Milan

That guy is RICK. I think he has the same version as everyone else.

Rick, can you let us know where you got your copy from?

I'm pretty sure it's the same one I have as I can see the little static line on the bottom of the video.

I wonder if there is a version where they have a different camera at the end? It looked they lost one and had to do a long shot to compensate.

Note: Lights/Stay Awhile are the two songs from this specific show that are on Captured.

by **rockphantom** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:08 am

brandonx76 wrote:
rockphantom wrote:The audio on that clip sounds like it was taken from Captured.

Ahh - but (and this threw me off too), "Loving You is Easy" was not on captured...

It's a shame a band like Journey didn't embrace bootlegs - I mean people trade "Grateful Dead" shows like every show is a unique worthwhile experience....please...Journey between the Evolution and Frontiers era...if I could I'd buy and listen to every live performance...

My mistake! End of the week brain fart!

Milan

by **WykkedSensation** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 6:40 am

The 1980 Japanese pro shot Dvd is from Tokyo and not Osaka, as is commonly thought.
It was recorded at Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo Japan on October 13th 1980 and was Rolie's final show with the band.
If you listen to the DVD audio, Perry clearly says "C'mon Tokyo" on a couple of occasions.
Rolie has actually confirmed to a friend of a buddy of mine from Rubicon Reproductions that the proshot dvd floating around is from Tokyo.

Just for your information there is no Dvd recording from the Osaka show, but there is audio. The audio is an audience recording though.

by **brandonx76** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 7:56 am

WykkedSensation wrote:The 1980 Jap pro shot Dvd

Dude..."Jap" is not the preferred nomenclature

by **Don** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 8:23 am

brandonx76 wrote:
WykkedSensation wrote:The 1980 Jap pro shot Dvd

Dude..."Jap" is not the preferred nomenclature

When I was over there, I was definitely more comfortable using the term "nip" as opposed to "jap".

by **WykkedSensation** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 9:04 am

brandonx76 wrote:
WykkedSensation wrote:The 1980 Jap pro shot Dvd

Dude..."Jap" is not the preferred nomenclature

Dude, jap short for japanese person. Brit, short for british person. Yank, short for American person :lol:

by **brandonx76** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 9:07 am

WykkedSensation wrote:
brandonx76 wrote:
WykkedSensation wrote:The 1980 Jap pro shot Dvd

Dude..."Jap" is not the preferred nomenclature

Dude, jap short for japanese person. Brit, short for british person. Yank, short for American person

I know what it's short for, but it's not preferred...honkey

by **Rick** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 11:17 am

brandonx76 wrote:
WykkedSensation wrote:
brandonx76 wrote:
WykkedSensation wrote:The 1980 Jap pro shot Dvd

Dude..."Jap" is not the preferred nomenclature

Dude, jap short for japanese person. Brit, short for british person. Yank, short for American person

I know what it's short for, but it's not preferred...honkey

by **Arkansas** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 1:45 pm

Don wrote:When I was over there, I was definitely more comfortable using the term "nip" as opposed to "jap".

All pc aside - Oooh Rah!

USMC, '83-'89~

MR

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