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Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?[/quote]

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

If ya need a password to open it holler..Might open w/o it though...

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

If ya need a password to open it holler..Might open w/o it though...

Yeah, it wants a password.

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

If ya need a password to open it holler..Might open w/o it though...

Yeah, it wants a password.

try...."bootlegtunzworld" as the password

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

If ya need a password to open it holler..Might open w/o it though...

Yeah, it wants a password.

try...."bootlegtunzworld" as the password

Bingo! Thanks again.

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thanks a bunch!

If ya need a password to open it holler..Might open w/o it though...

Yeah, it wants a password.

try...."bootlegtunzworld" as the password

Bingo! Thanks again.

Kewl..Np...

I have the bootleg with Patiently, etc., but not the Something to Hide and Can Do one... The Chicago and King Biscuit Flour Hour shows are my favorite Journey recordings ever.. Going to try and download these other 2 so thanks!! There's been a gold mine of old shows on the threads lately..

I have never heard this version of Something to Hide before... That was amazing.

fredinator wrote:I have never heard this version of Something to Hide before... That was amazing.

Steve singing Something to Hide & Can Do...terrific..

RF singing on the first song.. SP on the next two...
So why they didnt have vocals on the demo?

Journey 1977--Robert Fleischman--Winds of March

http://youtu.be/eSGM_pZwsmY


Winds Of March 1978--VERY RARE!

http://youtu.be/eX0SpWN_gJk


Winds Of March JOURNEY Chicago 1978

http://youtu.be/GR9q9_c08Q4

tater1977 wrote:RF singing on the first song.. SP on the next two...
So why they didnt have vocals on the demo?

Journey 1977--Robert Fleischman--Winds of March

http://youtu.be/eSGM_pZwsmY


Winds Of March 1978--VERY RARE!

http://youtu.be/eX0SpWN_gJk


Winds Of March JOURNEY Chicago 1978

http://youtu.be/GR9q9_c08Q4

There is supposed to be one of those Diamond Head Crater Festival videos from 1977 that shows SP standing on the stage somewhere.

I've always found it bizarrely ironic that Perry was at his best when it came to live singing during the '70s but that the catalog was even better in the '80s.

Isn't there a vid of SP playing the bass in Dec 1977...I think it was RF last concert @ the Waldorf or something?

tater1977 wrote:Isn't there a vid of SP playing the bass in Dec 1977...I think it was RF last concert @ the Waldorf or something?

I've never heard of one. That would be interesting to see.

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:Isn't there a vid of SP playing the bass in Dec 1977...I think it was RF last concert @ the Waldorf or something?

I've never heard of one. That would be interesting to see.

I'm not sure if this is from a soundcheck or what.

Snagged. Thanks for sharing, LOVE this old stuff.

Don wrote:

Rick wrote:

tater1977 wrote:Isn't there a vid of SP playing the bass in Dec 1977...I think it was RF last concert @ the Waldorf or something?

I've never heard of one. That would be interesting to see.

I'm not sure if this is from a soundcheck or what.

Thanks Don..Haven't seen that one before...

Have you seen the pix ..I think it was in Denver, where SP crawled up behind the drum kit
& banged away ?

Trying to download but only getting html, any tips would be appreciated.

tater1977 wrote:

Rick wrote:

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

I don't have them. Any idea where I could find that?

Try here...

Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A3F1VPII

Thank you for those. Those demos are so cool to listen to.

Here are the demos I have for Infinity (not early live versions) copied from my iTunes:

For You (From Time3) (Fleischman Demo) 4:00 Journey Infinity Demos
Velvet Curtain (Complete) (Fleischman Demo) 3:38 Journey Infinity Demos
Lights (Perry Demo) 3:14 Journey Infinity Demos
Feeling that Way (Perry Demo) 3:25 Journey Infinity Demos
Anytime (Perry Demo) 3:52 Journey Infinity Demos
Wheel in the Sky (Perry Demo) 4:50 Journey Infinity Demos
Something to Hide (Perry Demo) 3:30 Journey Infinity Demos
Can Do (Perry Demo) 2:23 Journey Infinity Demos
Winds Of March (Demo) 5:05 Journey Infinity Demos

If you want any of the demos I mentioned in my previous post, let me know, and I'll send them to you through yousendtit.

Greg

HydraRed wrote:Most of you would think no. But I'm not quite convinced.

Now I know for a fact, that Lights, Feeling That Way, Anytime, and Wheel In The Sky are from the King Biscuit Flower Hour. La Do Da, Patiently, and Opened The Door are from the Chicago 1979 show ("In The Windy City" bootleg) and I'm PRETTY SURE Can Do is from the 78 San Francisco show at Monitro Studios. Not sure yet. But that leaves Somethin To Hide and Winds of March. I'm clueless on these. WOM is an instrumental, and Somethin To Hide...I dunno. Any thoughts?

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Listening back to them, you might be right about "Lights," "Feeling That Way," "Wheel In The Sky" and "Anytime." That bums me out. But, I know that the versions of "Something To Hide," "Velvet Curtain," and the instrumental version of "Winds Of March" are demos. And, there is a demo of Robert singing "Wheel In The Sky" that I used to have, but I hate the way he sings that, so I don't have it in my iTunes. I wish they would have put the full version of "Velvet Curtain" on Time3. That has always irritated me, because you know they remastered the whole song, and it's just sitting in the vault, while we have to make do with an inferior version of the song or a remastered snippet. "Winds of March" as an instrumental holds up pretty well, and I've always enjoyed listening to that one.

Greg