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Captured by the moment - remasters

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:27 am
by ArnelRox
Ok AR is gonna slam the hell out of me for this one. I don't care.

How did I miss this song first time round & think nothing of it? My scratch old turntable maybe is ready for the junkyard. I never paid much attention to it before. But the sexy way Perry's voice goes all deep at the beginning is doing things to me every time I listen. It gives me shivers & more. I can barely take it. Holy fuck! What a fucking amazing voice. Well we know that. Then If Only For The Moment Girl, another underrated song. Holy crap.

U know what. Perry really doesn't need to sing again. He did it all. & yes, he's a God of music. Anyone that sang like this has got to be. If he never opens his mouth again what he has already recorded is historic. Sure I wanna hear more. But holy fuck. I have a feeling someone will open a time capsule in the future, find a few Perry-voiced tunes & try to figure out if they can do some time traveling to get back to the 80s and see him live.

Ladies, does this song get u all worked up too?

Re: Captured by the moment - remasters

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:34 am
by Blueskies
JourneyRox wrote:Ok AR is gonna slam the hell out of me for this one. I don't care.

How did I miss this song first time round & think nothing of it? My scratch old turntable maybe is ready for the junkyard. I never paid much attention to it before. But the sexy way Perry's voice goes all deep at the beginning is doing things to me every time I listen. It gives me shivers & more. I can barely take it. Holy fuck! What a fucking amazing voice. Well we know that. Then If Only For The Moment Girl, another underrated song. Holy crap.

U know what. Perry really doesn't need to sing again. He did it all. & yes, he's a God of music. Anyone that sang like this has got to be. If he never opens his mouth again what he has already recorded is historic. Sure I wanna hear more. But holy fuck. I have a feeling someone will open a time capsule in the future, find a few Perry-voiced tunes & try to figure out if they can do some time traveling to get back to the 80s and see him live.

Ladies, does this song get u all worked up too?
Love that song! Some sexy singing by SP on that one! :D

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:38 am
by Carlitto H@kk
This has been my fave Street Talk tune since I bought it on vinyl as a kid!

Does the re-master sound any different?
I've read that alot of the FTLOSM tracks sound like different vocal takes have been added/spliced in.

Re: Captured by the moment - remasters

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:51 am
by ohsherrie
Yeah, JourneyRox, that song was one of my favorite tracks the first time I ever played the album. From the opening line to the his Morrisonesque tribute to Light My Fire it's a vocal masterpiece. I haven't gotten the reissues yet because I was going to try and let the kids put them on my B-day and Christmas list. I don't think I can hold out that long though. :lol:

I agree completely with the rest of your post too. His spot in Journey can be replaced, but his voice will never really be. Thank goodness for all the reissues. We can hear it whenever we want to.

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:58 am
by ArnelRox
Carlitto H@kk wrote:This has been my fave Street Talk tune since I bought it on vinyl as a kid!

Does the re-master sound any different?
I've read that alot of the FTLOSM tracks sound like different vocal takes have been added/spliced in.


I need to take out the old vinyl version & pop it on to tell u for sure but I would swear it sounds better--not just better version, but a better song.

I have compared the FTLOSM original w/this remaster & I swear too they are different. I think Nora is absolutely right. I think Perry added recent new vocals to it.

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 3:58 am
by AR
Ok AR is gonna slam the hell out of me for this one. I don't care.


Surprise - I like "Captured By the Moment" a lot. Always dug that track. No need to slam you for that.

But it's just a song. Let's eliminate SP from the discussion and fill in another singer's name. It's just silly sounding.

Ronnie James Dio just makes me weak in the knees when he sings. At the mere thought of hearing his golden voice I must drop my pants and masturbate. Music should stop and no one else should attempt to even try to sing anything ever again. His angelic voice has no peer. When I finally leave this earth I only hope that his voice is the last I hear because it is the voice of God...

See what I mean? It's silly and annoying. (I put Dio in there to make it more ridiculous- but I am a fan of his vocals)

Robin Zander, Joe Lynn Turner, Freddie Mercury are also favorites of mine and I like them every bit as much as Steve Perry. I don't see their fans writing Harlequin romance novels to them on their message boards. :wink:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:02 am
by ArnelRox
AR wrote: I don't see their fans writing Harlequin romance novels to them on their message boards. :wink:


But but but I used the word "fuck" 3 times in my post. That's not romance. Harlequin would think it way too dirty. "Entered her womanly warmth" or some other such crap would be a romance novel.

:lol:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:07 am
by AR
But but but I used the word "fuck" 3 times in my post. That's not romance. Harlequin would think it way too dirty. "Entered her womanly warmth" or some other such crap would be a romance novel.


Ok I will give you some style points for the F-bombs. :lol:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:09 am
by Carlitto H@kk
AR wrote:
But it's just a song. Let's eliminate SP from the discussion and fill in another singer's name. It's just silly sounding.:


Paris Hilton just makes me weak in the knees when she sings. At the mere thought of hearing her golden voice I must drop my pants and masturbate. Music should stop and no one else should attempt to even try to sing anything ever again. Her angelic voice has no peer. When I finally leave this earth I only hope that her voice is the last I hear because it is the voice of God...

"That's So Hot!" :wink:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:13 am
by Blueskies
Geezie!! Ya'll are funny as heck!! :lol:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:42 am
by Johnny Mohawk
Ronnie James Dio just makes me weak in the knees when he sings. At the mere thought of hearing his golden voice I must drop my pants and masturbate. Music should stop and no one else should attempt to even try to sing anything ever again. His angelic voice has no peer. When I finally leave this earth I only hope that his voice is the last I hear because it is the voice of God...

See what I mean? It's silly and annoying. (I put Dio in there to make it more ridiculous- but I am a fan of his vocals)



Ya gotta love the Holy Diver!
Ronnie James rules!!!

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:12 am
by Deb
JourneyRox wrote:
AR wrote: I don't see their fans writing Harlequin romance novels to them on their message boards. :wink:


But but but I used the word "fuck" 3 times in my post. That's not romance. Harlequin would think it way too dirty. "Entered her womanly warmth" or some other such crap would be a romance novel.

:lol:


LMAO JR, Harlequin schmarlequin......sometimes just an animalistic screw up against the wall can be great. :lol: Stilllllllllll heeeee riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiides. :lol:

As for Captured by the Moment, I've always liked that one......great tune and lots of vocal variety in it....you get the vocal highs and lows and the gruffness in such words like "moment". That and stungout are probably my favs off ST.

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:16 am
by whocares
strungout wrote:...sometimes just an animalistic screw up against the wall can be great. :lol: Stilllllllllll heeeee riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiides. :lol:


WOW! Talk about being captured by the moment...

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:18 am
by AR
...sometimes just an animalistic screw up against the wall can be great. Stilllllllllll heeeee riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiides


My wife especially likes that one wall in our bedroom is mirrored. :twisted:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:19 am
by Deb
whocares wrote:
strungout wrote:...sometimes just an animalistic screw up against the wall can be great. :lol: Stilllllllllll heeeee riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiides. :lol:


WOW! Talk about being captured by the moment...


:lol: :wink:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:21 am
by tammy
Captured by the Moment is my fave track off ST...love that voice!

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:29 am
by treetopovskaya
i played captured by the moment other day & my hubby said "this isn't steve perry"... heh. }:C)

anyway... check out these clips...

http://www.perry-tales.com/Theatre.htm

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:32 am
by Red13JoePa
silverblue wrote:Captured by the Moment is my fave track off ST...love that voice!


My favorite on Street Talk, though some are saying now that at least a few of the bonus cuts are fantastic.

Re: Captured by the moment - remasters

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:43 am
by heardonthestreet
JourneyRox wrote:Ok AR is gonna slam the hell out of me for this one. I don't care.

How did I miss this song first time round & think nothing of it? My scratch old turntable maybe is ready for the junkyard. I never paid much attention to it before. But the sexy way Perry's voice goes all deep at the beginning is doing things to me every time I listen. It gives me shivers & more. I can barely take it. Holy fuck! What a fucking amazing voice. Well we know that. Then If Only For The Moment Girl, another underrated song. Holy crap.

U know what. Perry really doesn't need to sing again. He did it all. & yes, he's a God of music. Anyone that sang like this has got to be. If he never opens his mouth again what he has already recorded is historic. Sure I wanna hear more. But holy fuck. I have a feeling someone will open a time capsule in the future, find a few Perry-voiced tunes & try to figure out if they can do some time traveling to get back to the 80s and see him live.

Ladies, does this song get u all worked up too?


....................................

Very worth repeating. 8)

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:49 am
by Vladan
AR wrote:

Robin Zander, Joe Lynn Turner, Freddie Mercury are also favorites of mine and I like them every bit as much as Steve Perry. I don't see their fans writing Harlequin romance novels to them on their message boards. :wink:


Robin Zander, he did the tune "in this country" from Over The Top stallone film right. That's a great tune. Are there any good songs from Robin, any recommendations

:)

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:58 am
by AR
Very worth repeating.


Also worth repeating: :twisted:

Ronnie James Dio just makes me weak in the knees when he sings. At the mere thought of hearing his golden voice I must drop my pants and masturbate. Music should stop and no one else should attempt to even try to sing anything ever again. His angelic voice has no peer. When I finally leave this earth I only hope that his voice is the last I hear because it is the voice of God...

See what I mean? It's silly and annoying. (I put Dio in there to make it more ridiculous- but I am a fan of his vocals)

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:01 am
by AR
Robin Zander, he did the tune "in this country" from Over The Top stallone film right. That's a great tune. Are there any good songs from Robin, any recommendations


Besides his work with Cheap Trick, he also had a solo album out a few years ago. A great track on that one would be "Time Will Let You Know". He actually does a rendition on that dueting with his daughter on the Cheap Trick "Silver" DVD. It's also backed by a symphony. Good stuff!

Also, unlike a certain someone, Zander has been singing non-stop since the 70's and putting out new material and touring in Cheap Trick all the time. Still has his voice and hits most if not all the high notes. The new Trick CD "Rockford" is excellent as well.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:11 am
by ArnelRox
AR wrote: Besides his work with Cheap Trick, he also had a solo album out a few years ago. A great track on that one would be "Time Will Let You Know". He actually does a rendition on that dueting with his daughter on the Cheap Trick "Silver" DVD. It's also backed by a symphony. Good stuff!

Also, unlike a certain someone, Zander has been singing non-stop since the 70's and putting out new material and touring in Cheap Trick all the time. Still has his voice and hits most if not all the high notes. The new Trick CD "Rockford" is excellent as well.


He is amazing live. Great presence & he looks hot too. He hits all the notes still. Was it u who said he has always smoked too? Damn if that's true.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:17 am
by AR
He is amazing live. Great presence & he looks hot too. He hits all the notes still. Was it u who said he has always smoked too? Damn if that's true


Yes he has always smoked up until recently. Pretty amazing how his voice has held up so well considering he really does all the wrong things in taking care of it. :lol:

The guy can still bring it though. Definitely on my top 5 favorite singers list.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:31 am
by heardonthestreet
AR wrote:
Very worth repeating.


Also worth repeating: :twisted:

Ronnie James Dio just makes me weak in the knees when he sings. At the mere thought of hearing his golden voice I must drop my pants and masturbate. Music should stop and no one else should attempt to even try to sing anything ever again. His angelic voice has no peer. When I finally leave this earth I only hope that his voice is the last I hear because it is the voice of God...

See what I mean? It's silly and annoying. (I put Dio in there to make it more ridiculous- but I am a fan of his vocals)





...............................................

Her question was for the gals here.

Your answer was revealing at best. :lol: :lol: Go for it!

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:33 am
by ArnelRox
AR wrote:The guy can still bring it though. Definitely on my top 5 favorite singers list.


I'm always amazed how many people like Cheap Trick that u wouldn't expect. We had friends down here one yr. When they said they were coming down & trying to figure nites to get together, we were going to a Cheap Trick concert on one of them. I never would have thought this woman would dig Cheap Trick. She's usually "easy listening" all the way. But she got all excited & wanted tickets & had a great time at the show.

My husband remembers when Cheap Trick was just a bar band. His brother told him to go see them & they were going places. He says Robin sounds the same today as he did then. Oh & that Rick still looks the same age. He was old looking even when he was young.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 2:48 am
by Johnny Mohawk
Are there any good songs from Robin, any recommendations

Only everything he ever recorded with Cheap Trick (andd solo)!

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 2:48 am
by Johnny Mohawk
Are there any good songs from Robin, any recommendations

Only everything he ever recorded with Cheap Trick (and solo)!