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Love this rocking song--sorry, peeps, but Neal is just superb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJUOkouei7s

Steve is pretty "energetic" here, too.

fredinator wrote:Love this rocking song--sorry, peeps, but Neal is just superb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJUOkouei7s

Steve is pretty "energetic" here, too.

Damn!!! Thanks for posting that link!

I don't think I've ever seen Steve Perry that animated before! LOL! He does his "wild eyed" look a few times, but boy he's nice to look at.

And yep, Neal is great. Talent has never been Neal's problem. The man is my favorite guitarist of all time.

And that VOICE! Dang, I wish I had seen him in concert when he could do that live!

(Steve was running around so fast I thought the tape was speeded up.... )

zooooom!!!!!

That was GREAT!! It's REAL FUN to see Journey performing at one of their BEST time periods!!!!

PROPERRY wrote:That was GREAT!! It's REAL FUN to see Journey performing at one of their BEST time periods!!!!

you would take Departure over Escape or Frontiers? i thought you were an '80s lady... or mid '80's lady..

larryfromnextdoor wrote:

PROPERRY wrote:That was GREAT!! It's REAL FUN to see Journey performing at one of their BEST time periods!!!!

you would take Departure over Escape or Frontiers? i thought you were an '80s lady... or mid '80's lady..

No larry, I wouldn't take Departure over Escape, ROR, or Frontiers, but I STILL enjoy the music of the time period that Rolie & Perry performed together. I consider the "Best times" of Journey to be the Perry Era.

I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

TS was a pretty cool dude ..... he always cutting edge topics, intelligent conversation and good music.

I miss that.

Perry was always animated in those days - he covered the entire stage ....... look at the Houston DVD ... he sang DSB while running on a track around the stage ....... and maintained breath control.

Cat

PROPERRY wrote:I consider the "Best times" of Journey to be the Perry Era.

We're aware.

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

I remember Fridays. Kramer (the actor) got his start on that show, right?

NealIsGod wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

I remember Fridays. Kramer (the actor) got his start on that show, right?

Yeah, Kramer was on there! That was also the show where Andy Kauffmann was hosting and broke character mid-sketch and pissed off the rest of the cast on live television. Turned out it was all another Kauffmann prank. I miss that sick bastard.

Art Vandelay wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

I remember Fridays. Kramer (the actor) got his start on that show, right?

Yeah, Kramer was on there! That was also the show where Andy Kauffmann was hosting and broke character mid-sketch and pissed off the rest of the cast on live television. Turned out it was all another Kauffmann prank. I miss that sick bastard.

Yeah, he was one weird dude. Jim Carrey did a hell of job playing him in that movie, Man on the Moon.

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

oh yeah you are right ..... Tom Snyder was still a good guy tho!

NealIsGod wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

I remember Fridays. Kramer (the actor) got his start on that show, right?

Yeah, Kramer was on there! That was also the show where Andy Kauffmann was hosting and broke character mid-sketch and pissed off the rest of the cast on live television. Turned out it was all another Kauffmann prank. I miss that sick bastard.

Yeah, he was one weird dude. Jim Carrey did a hell of job playing him in that movie, Man on the Moon.

Carey did a fantastic job playing Kauffmann, although I think the movie itself sucked. There was nothing done in that movie that a Kauffmann fan (like myself) didn't already know. Plus, it was a bad move having Danny DeVito, who already played a signifcant part in Kauffmann's life (Taxi) to play his manager instead of himself. If you're interested in finding out what AK was REALLY like, read 'Andy Kauffman Revealed' by Bob Zmuda (his comic partner/co-writer).

CatEyes wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:

CatEyes wrote:I saw this on television live - This is from the Tom Snyder Show.

This was from the Fridays (the ABC version of SNL).
They did DSB and Who's Crying Now on Tom Snyders show.

oh yeah you are right ..... Tom Snyder was still a good guy tho!

Absolutely. Love the Tom Snyder!

Art Vandelay wrote:Carey did a fantastic job playing Kauffmann, although I think the movie itself sucked. There was nothing done in that movie that a Kauffmann fan (like myself) didn't already know. Plus, it was a bad move having Danny DeVito, who already played a signifcant part in Kauffmann's life (Taxi) to play his manager instead of himself. If you're interested in finding out what AK was REALLY like, read 'Andy Kauffman Revealed' by Bob Zmuda (his comic partner/co-writer).

I'll have to pick that book up. Thanks for the heads up.

NealIsGod wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:Carey did a fantastic job playing Kauffmann, although I think the movie itself sucked. There was nothing done in that movie that a Kauffmann fan (like myself) didn't already know. Plus, it was a bad move having Danny DeVito, who already played a signifcant part in Kauffmann's life (Taxi) to play his manager instead of himself. If you're interested in finding out what AK was REALLY like, read 'Andy Kauffman Revealed' by Bob Zmuda (his comic partner/co-writer).

I'll have to pick that book up. Thanks for the heads up.

It's a great read. You have no idea how whacked out he really was. I still question if he really is dead. If anyone could pull off faking his own death, it was him.

I might have enjoyed the movie more if I didn't already read the book. The movie just seemed to re-enact everything that was already seen on the tribute/retrospective shows that were on Comedy Central years back.

NealIsGod wrote:Yeah, he was one weird dude. Jim Carrey did a hell of job playing him in that movie, Man on the Moon.

<--------------Jim Carey rules! His old standup stuff is some of the funniest I've ever seen.

Deb wrote:<--------------Jim Carey rules!

So does his current babe.

NealIsGod wrote:

Deb wrote:<--------------Jim Carey rules!

So does his current babe.

LOL, gawd you're quick!

NealIsGod wrote:

Deb wrote:<--------------Jim Carey rules!

So does his current babe.

conversationpc wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

Deb wrote:<--------------Jim Carey rules!

So does his current babe.

Gotta love Fire Marshall Bill.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g_arzPICEA