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shaneslatts wrote:Just my opinion...
I just can not ever see this song sung any better, by anyone, anytime, ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4q9jFuO ... re=related
I just don't think its possible.
scarygirl wrote:shaneslatts wrote:Just my opinion...
I just can not ever see this song sung any better, by anyone, anytime, ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4q9jFuO ... re=related
I just don't think its possible.
I agree.
Real rock fan wrote:Absolutely stunning
Gideon wrote:I've listened to a lot of Perry boots over the years and I maintain that I haven't heard a single knockout live performance of Open Arms from him, this one included. He just sounds way too hammy {Deb, gotta love her, would call it emoting.}.
Live!Perry was at his best during the pre-Cain years, like Captured.
Gideon wrote:I've listened to a lot of Perry boots over the years and I maintain that I haven't heard a single knockout live performance of Open Arms from him, this one included. He just sounds way too hammy {Deb, gotta love her, would call it emoting.}.
Live!Perry was at his best during the pre-Cain years, like Captured.
Gideon wrote:It definitely comes down to perception. Some, like Deb, see SP's mannerisms as heart-warming or -wrenching emoting for the audience's benefit; others, like me, see it as unnecessary theatrics that distract the audience. One isn't more valid than the other and I respect your opinion.
portland wrote:Gideon wrote:It definitely comes down to perception. Some, like Deb, see SP's mannerisms as heart-warming or -wrenching emoting for the audience's benefit; others, like me, see it as unnecessary theatrics that distract the audience. One isn't more valid than the other and I respect your opinion.
Blah....Blah...Blah.....get a new gig would ya??????
Gideon wrote:portland wrote:Gideon wrote:It definitely comes down to perception. Some, like Deb, see SP's mannerisms as heart-warming or -wrenching emoting for the audience's benefit; others, like me, see it as unnecessary theatrics that distract the audience. One isn't more valid than the other and I respect your opinion.
Blah....Blah...Blah.....get a new gig would ya??????
My post wasn't hostile to either SP or Shane. If you don't like it, don't read it.
Don wrote:I have to be honest. I think for that particular show which I've watched quite a few times, Open Arms was Perry's worse performance. It sounded like he was totally winded and cheating on the notes a bit.
I believe he got it back together at the end of the show for AWYWI and Separate Ways but that part int he middle with WCN and OA wasn't his best work.
portland wrote:Gideon wrote:portland wrote:Gideon wrote:It definitely comes down to perception. Some, like Deb, see SP's mannerisms as heart-warming or -wrenching emoting for the audience's benefit; others, like me, see it as unnecessary theatrics that distract the audience. One isn't more valid than the other and I respect your opinion.
Blah....Blah...Blah.....get a new gig would ya??????
My post wasn't hostile to either SP or Shane. If you don't like it, don't read it.
Ha...I am just being a PITA!
Gideon wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YPN0iHprpg
^ Now that is Escape-era Perry at his best. Pay special attention to the 1:19 mark, when he begins the lyric "feeling that it's gone." Absolutely searing, perfect pitch and tone. No theatrics, just him using his God-given gift to its maximum potency.
shaneslatts wrote:Gideon wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YPN0iHprpg
^ Now that is Escape-era Perry at his best. Pay special attention to the 1:19 mark, when he begins the lyric "feeling that it's gone." Absolutely searing, perfect pitch and tone. No theatrics, just him using his God-given gift to its maximum potency.
Wow thats just amazing, isn't it?
I think it could be argued all day HOW Steve Perry utilized his vocal talent, but I think of all the 70s-80s Rock era vocalists, no one is even close to Steve Perry.
Gideon wrote:Live! Perry was at his best during the pre-Cain years, like Captured.
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