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Never knew Journey had released a music video for Faith In The Heartland. I ran across the video this morning while I was surfing youtube.com.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfhkXhyzrqA

I wouldn't call it a music video, it's from The Road to the Chip @ Sturgis last year. And it damn sure is mis-labeled as a promo clip (on youtube) for Journey & Def's concerts. They Promoted the show like Journey was going to be playing a ton of stuff, but in realirty they only played (I think) 2 songs in the show.

Thanks, the video was pretty cool. Hadn't seen that one yet.

album vocals too, band played great though,,

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

I would have to listen to it again, but if so, then it wasn't the entire song.

Greggie wrote:

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

I would have to listen to it again, but if so, then it wasn't the entire song.

yea its so, except for the last 15 or so seconds,, actually this video has been on here before ,, its a touchy subject,, great performance by the band though,,

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too...

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:

Greggie wrote:

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

I would have to listen to it again, but if so, then it wasn't the entire song.

actually this video has been on here before ,, its a touchy subject,, great performance by the band though,,

Yea, people like me get stinking pissed and touchy

Red13JoePa wrote:

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:

Greggie wrote:

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

I would have to listen to it again, but if so, then it wasn't the entire song.

actually this video has been on here before ,, its a touchy subject,, great performance by the band though,,

Yea, people like me get stinking pissed and touchy

sorry man ,, i was hoping u wouldnt find this thread,,

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

Not really. Augeri didn't even hit his own high note that he did on the album just past the middle of the song, although some of it definitely sounded "canned."

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:

Greggie wrote:

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:album vocals too, band played great though,,

I would have to listen to it again, but if so, then it wasn't the entire song.

yea its so, except for the last 15 or so seconds,, actually this video has been on here before ,, its a touchy subject,, great performance by the band though,,

I listened to it quite a few times, and cannot see how the vocals were "album vocals." You might have gotten the sound effects of Augeri's mic mixed up with what you believe to be taped in this instance. There are live effects to vocals ya know - echo, chorus, reverb...etc... but this was definitely 100% live.

cue Deano

Greggie wrote:I listened to it quite a few times, and cannot see how the vocals were "album vocals." You might have gotten the sound effects of Augeri's mic mixed up with what you believe to be taped in this instance. There are live effects to vocals ya know - echo, chorus, reverb...etc... but this was definitely 100% live.

I don't think Augeri was 100% live. Don't just listen to it...watch Augeri struggle with the highs (he bends forward in order to get more "ummph" for a note). In some places it sounds exactly like the album and in others, he went lower where he should have gone higher (compared to the studio release). In some areas of the song, it sounds too "sweet" to be live and in others, you can hear the rawness of his voice. When he "talks," you can hear the hoarseness in his voice.

Perry's live versions, for the most part sounded exceptionally good. I've only heard a few live cuts where Perry's voice did not "measure up," but it was still Perry. In most live situations that I've heard, the band played the songs faster in concert than on the studio release. Even so, you could definitely tell that he sang all of his songs live.

Oh...lest I forget...the above statements are purely my opinions.

fred_journeyman wrote:

Greggie wrote:I listened to it quite a few times, and cannot see how the vocals were "album vocals." You might have gotten the sound effects of Augeri's mic mixed up with what you believe to be taped in this instance. There are live effects to vocals ya know - echo, chorus, reverb...etc... but this was definitely 100% live.

I don't think Augeri was 100% live. Don't just listen to it...watch Augeri struggle with the highs (he bends forward in order to get more "ummph" for a note). In some places it sounds exactly like the album and in others, he went lower where he should have gone higher (compared to the studio release). In some areas of the song, it sounds too "sweet" to be live and in others, you can hear the rawness of his voice. When he "talks," you can hear the hoarseness in his voice.

Perry's live versions, for the most part sounded exceptionally good. I've only heard a few live cuts where Perry's voice did not "measure up," but it was still Perry. In most live situations that I've heard, the band played the songs faster in concert than on the studio release. Even so, you could definitely tell that he sang all of his songs live.

Oh...lest I forget...the above statements are purely my opinions.

Agree with you here on all counts. Perry was always live and they played faster in concerts.

thevoicelover wrote:

fred_journeyman wrote:

Greggie wrote:I listened to it quite a few times, and cannot see how the vocals were "album vocals." You might have gotten the sound effects of Augeri's mic mixed up with what you believe to be taped in this instance. There are live effects to vocals ya know - echo, chorus, reverb...etc... but this was definitely 100% live.

I don't think Augeri was 100% live. Don't just listen to it...watch Augeri struggle with the highs (he bends forward in order to get more "ummph" for a note). In some places it sounds exactly like the album and in others, he went lower where he should have gone higher (compared to the studio release). In some areas of the song, it sounds too "sweet" to be live and in others, you can hear the rawness of his voice. When he "talks," you can hear the hoarseness in his voice.

Perry's live versions, for the most part sounded exceptionally good. I've only heard a few live cuts where Perry's voice did not "measure up," but it was still Perry. In most live situations that I've heard, the band played the songs faster in concert than on the studio release. Even so, you could definitely tell that he sang all of his songs live.

Oh...lest I forget...the above statements are purely my opinions.

Agree with you here on all counts. Perry was always live and they played faster in concerts.

Reminds me when I used to prefer "live concerts" to studio recordings...I used to say Journey was better live than in the studio...particularly those Departure and Escape era shows...It was a combo of the two steve's for me...