Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

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Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby youkeepmewaiting » Wed Jun 26, 2024 3:00 am

Off the top of my head

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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby Monker » Wed Jun 26, 2024 4:55 am

The one I will pick is the MTV Guitar Greats concert. Last time I looked for this, a very long time ago, it was not on YouTube. I remember the only solo I liked as much was David Gilmour's. The second solo is good too...but I like the first one a bit more.

https://youtu.be/Q8eWVIbQg8E?t=79
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby scarab » Wed Jun 26, 2024 10:17 am

I always thought the solo on I can see it in your eyes is very underrated.
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby Art Vandelay » Thu Jun 27, 2024 1:26 am

What determines them being forgotten or not noticed?
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby Onestepper » Thu Jun 27, 2024 9:50 pm

Thought he could have had a great one with After Glow, but it just turned into a hot mess. That song is the one that got away.
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Postby The_Noble_Cause » Fri Jun 28, 2024 5:12 am

Onestepper wrote:Thought he could have had a great one with After Glow, but it just turned into a hot mess. That song is the one that got away.


Def. missinh Kev Shirley's producing touch on that one. As is, it's just unwieldy and goes on and on.
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby youkeepmewaiting » Fri Jun 28, 2024 9:43 pm

Art Vandelay wrote:What determines them being forgotten or not noticed?



Well it’s subjective really - I’ve never really noticed the solo in TDTWT … or if I did I’d definitely forgot how great it is
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby OlHoag » Wed Jul 10, 2024 8:59 am

I normally prefer the melodic solos, but when it comes to pure shredding...World Gone Wild kicks a$$.
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby musicfan17 » Fri Jul 12, 2024 1:40 am

Lovin You Easy from Evolution. Amazing solo on that song!
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby koberry » Sat Jul 13, 2024 11:28 am

musicfan17 wrote:Lovin You Easy from Evolution. Amazing solo on that song!


I dunno why, but for a very long time I thought Evolution was the weakest of the post-Perry, pre-Cain records. These days I love it right nearly alongside Infinity. So many great songs and solos. I love Lovin’ You is Easy. But I really dig Sweet and Simple and Daydream a lot of late! S&S reminds me a lot of Lights throughout. In Schon’s play over the chord movement, I hear a hybrid of his playing over Lights and Of a Lifetime.
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby Journey/Survivor » Sat Jul 13, 2024 12:24 pm

koberry wrote:
musicfan17 wrote:Lovin You Easy from Evolution. Amazing solo on that song!


I dunno why, but for a very long time I thought Evolution was the weakest of the post-Perry, pre-Cain records. These days I love it right nearly alongside Infinity. So many great songs and solos. I love Lovin’ You is Easy. But I really dig Sweet and Simple and Daydream a lot of late! S&S reminds me a lot of Lights throughout. In Schon’s play over the chord movement, I hear a hybrid of his playing over Lights and Of a Lifetime.


Excluding Dream After Dream simply because it's so much different than other Journey albums, my least favorite of the Perry era Journey albums is Evolution.

It's not that I think that it's a bad album. In fact it's a great album. But it is my least favorite largely because I think they played it a little too safe with Evolution compared to other Journey albums. They don't jam very much on that album by comparison. Lady Luck is the closest that they came on Evolution to actually jamming the way that they usually do.

It's always been my guess that Perry had a little too much control over that album and watered it down by Journey standards. Other than Raised On Radio I would say that Evolution comes the closest of any Journey albums to being almost a Perry solo album. Albeit a solo album where he still uses Schon as a sessions guitarist.
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Re: Great but forgotten / not noticed Schon solos

Postby ebake02 » Sat Aug 10, 2024 11:10 am

Lady Luck from Evolution for me.
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