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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=barLaHrtvoM - Perry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI10o2bGwA4 - Valenti

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46SwPyCQ7kc - Augeri

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRqxj4VdWzk - Pineda

This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Perry should always be exempt to polls like these. He is the de-facto standard. No point to pit his voice against the replacement singers.
Just IMHO.

PowerChords wrote:Perry should always be exempt to polls like these. He is the de-facto standard. No point to pit his voice against the replacement singers.
Just IMHO.

LOL - It's kind of like asking who does the best job on Jailhouse Rock or Blue Suede Shoes, right?

Voyager wrote:
LOL - It's kind of like asking who does the best job on Jailhouse Rock or Blue Suede Shoes, right?

I dunno, some days I'm in a Carl mood, some days I'm in an Elvis mood.

Carl did write it, though. Props for that.

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

So very true

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

I gotta say, I think the "When You Love A Woman" video is probably the best they've ever made. It's not goofy at all.

JeremyP wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

I gotta say, I think the "When You Love A Woman" video is probably the best they've ever made. It's not goofy at all.

I gotta agree...it's my favorite!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0zGpl7Ckhg

JeremyP wrote:

Voyager wrote:
LOL - It's kind of like asking who does the best job on Jailhouse Rock or Blue Suede Shoes, right?

I dunno, some days I'm in a Carl mood, some days I'm in an Elvis mood.

Carl did write it, though. Props for that.

Carl on Blue Suede....everytime...

How can you include Hugo and not Jeremey? I mean, if you want to keep it to official Journey singers, then by all means... but if you're gonna include tributes, I don't see how you can exclude J

Hugo scares me. I voted Augeri.

Perry by a mile.

Saint John wrote:Perry by a mile.

It's stunning that people would vote for anyone else. How are you my brother?

Rick wrote:

Saint John wrote:Perry by a mile.

It's stunning that people would vote for anyone else. How are you my brother?

I'm doing well, Rick. How are you, amigo?

The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

That's the one. I think that was the third show into the tour and MTV got a copy of it a week later. It's actually edited as the part where he kicks and the scene of the girls in the front row clapping come from different parts of the concert.

Saint John wrote:

Rick wrote:

Saint John wrote:Perry by a mile.

It's stunning that people would vote for anyone else. How are you my brother?

I'm doing well, Rick. How are you, amigo?

The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

Because a clean one just won't do.

Doing great my friend.

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

I love Perry's intro on that version. The Japanese audiences still aren't out of control like the American audiences. They come out in full force, but still pretty well behaved IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky_exUBoYQM

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

I love Perry's intro on that version. The Japanese audiences still aren't out of control like the American audiences. They come out in full force, but still pretty well behaved IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky_exUBoYQM

Billy is the shit. One of, if not the best bass players on this planet. Gilbert is either very tall, or everyone else is really short. Very cool video, I hadn't seen this one before. EM sounds great.

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

I love Perry's intro on that version. The Japanese audiences still aren't out of control like the American audiences. They come out in full force, but still pretty well behaved IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky_exUBoYQM

Billy is the shit. One of, if not the best bass players on this planet. Gilbert is either very tall, or everyone else is really short. Very cool video, I hadn't seen this one before. EM sounds great.

That's because that live Budakon show dvd/cd doesn't come out until September. And true dat, just like Journey, MB is chock full of talent! But see how the audience pretty much stay/stand by their seats still. And I love EM, but who the heck dressed him?! What is with wearing a suit vest over a jersey? LOL, one or the other please.

Saint John wrote:

Rick wrote:

Saint John wrote:Perry by a mile.

It's stunning that people would vote for anyone else. How are you my brother?

I'm doing well, Rick. How are you, amigo?

The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

It's a silly poll, and that's why I didn't participate. Of course, it's Perry.

Jana wrote:

Saint John wrote:

Rick wrote:

Saint John wrote:Perry by a mile.

It's stunning that people would vote for anyone else. How are you my brother?

I'm doing well, Rick. How are you, amigo?

The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

It's a silly poll, and that's why I didn't participate. Of course, it's Perry.

lol...I know. I was just being my usual ass self. People are entitled to like whatever their ears tell them is best.

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

I love Perry's intro on that version. The Japanese audiences still aren't out of control like the American audiences. They come out in full force, but still pretty well behaved IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky_exUBoYQM

Billy is the shit. One of, if not the best bass players on this planet. Gilbert is either very tall, or everyone else is really short. Very cool video, I hadn't seen this one before. EM sounds great.

That's because that live Budakon show dvd/cd doesn't come out until September. And true dat, just like Journey, MB is chock full of talent! But see how the audience pretty much stay/stand by their seats still. And I love EM, but who the heck dressed him?! What is with wearing a suit vest over a jersey? LOL, one or the other please.

He needs to hire you as his personal assistant. You're right, that audience isn't like the US, UK or South American crowds at all. They're much looser than they used to be though.

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Rick wrote:

Deb wrote:

Gunbot wrote:This performance by Perry is the one that started the train rolling. One of the first Journey videos on MTV. None of the others even come close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w&feature=fvw

Not sure which one your link is, it comes up "not available in your country". Huh?! But if it is this Tokyo one, I fully agree......my fave! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOtYsVOC2A

Love that video. They look drunk and like they're having a great time. The Japanese audiences are amazing back then, sitting there so prim and proper. We've ruined them now though, they're out of control.

I love Perry's intro on that version. The Japanese audiences still aren't out of control like the American audiences. They come out in full force, but still pretty well behaved IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky_exUBoYQM

Billy is the shit. One of, if not the best bass players on this planet. Gilbert is either very tall, or everyone else is really short. Very cool video, I hadn't seen this one before. EM sounds great.

That's because that live Budakon show dvd/cd doesn't come out until September. And true dat, just like Journey, MB is chock full of talent! But see how the audience pretty much stay/stand by their seats still. And I love EM, but who the heck dressed him?! What is with wearing a suit vest over a jersey? LOL, one or the other please.

He needs to hire you as his personal assistant. You're right, that audience isn't like the US, UK or South American crowds at all. They're much looser than they used to be though.

That's true, they're at least standing and arm pumping now.

Ehwmatt wrote:How can you include Hugo and not Jeremey? I mean, if you want to keep it to official Journey singers, then by all means... but if you're gonna include tributes, I don't see how you can exclude J

Jeremey, is in a league of his own yeah I couldn't find any decent live recordings of JH's renditions of the songs.

BTW Perry my a mile. I listened to the other version, while all good... Perry actually tears the roof off, big difference there.

Looks like not everybody loves Don't Stop Believin'

"Just quit Believin'"

http://www.universitychronicle.com/opin ... -1.1775683

Saint John wrote:The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

I don't know that I would have put it quite that way, but yeah... who in hell isn't voting for Perry on this one? It's a no brainer. This song was a MONSTER long before any of the other choices hit the scene.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

Saint John wrote:The 8 dopes that didn't vote for Perry need their fucking genitalia removed with a rusty steak knife.

I don't know that I would have put it quite that way, but yeah... who in hell isn't voting for Perry on this one? It's a no brainer. This song was a MONSTER long before any of the other choices hit the scene.

Me! But I just like to be contrary.

Vladan wrote:

Ehwmatt wrote:How can you include Hugo and not Jeremey? I mean, if you want to keep it to official Journey singers, then by all means... but if you're gonna include tributes, I don't see how you can exclude J

Jeremey, is in a league of his own yeah I couldn't find any decent live recordings of JH's renditions of the songs.

BTW Perry my a mile. I listened to the other version, while all good... Perry actually tears the roof off, big difference there.

If I had a copy of my 1st performance with Frontiers, you would have seen an awesome version of DSB that was amazing! I played my 1st gig with them at Amos's Southend in Charlotte NC, and when I hit those opening notes, the place went fucking NUTS!!! That is still to this day, my favorite gig I've ever played. It wasn't the biggest (by far), but definitely the best.

Jeremey had a snippet of the intro to that song up a few years ago, but took it down. I've never heard a crowd (there were around 550 people there) go so wild, and they were singing loud as hell! That is a night I'll never forget.