Live Houston gets 9 out of 10*
Now here is an unexpected but definately welcome AOR treat.Seemingly out of the blue comes a live show of Journey in their prime ,on tour in support of escape,surely one of the greatest AOR albums of all time.And as well as the show,you also get a cd of the show.Both the music and performances are of thehighest calibre,but there is enough hard-rock spirit to banish possible allegations of corporatism.A dash of glitzy American style showmanship,but the dose is just about right.
Journey DVD rview in Classic Rock mag March ed.
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by gr8dane » Sun Mar 12, 2006 9:05 am
Jesus loves you ,but everybody else thinks you're a knob.
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by Red13JoePa » Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:13 am
It's definately the standard-bearer for "vintage" or "period" dvds. It should show bands the magic that technology can produce with some of their great old concerts.....based on his work with Houston, I could almost see other bands hiring Perry to produce/mix/remaster their shows now.
Like a Foreigner show from the 4 tour, for example...
Like a Foreigner show from the 4 tour, for example...
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by NealIsGod » Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:01 am
Red13JoePa wrote:It's definately the standard-bearer for "vintage" or "period" dvds. It should show bands the magic that technology can produce with some of their great old concerts.....based on his work with Houston, I could almost see other bands hiring Perry to produce/mix/remaster their shows now.
Like a Foreigner show from the 4 tour, for example...
That would be a treat. Add REO Hi Infidelity Tour to that short list.
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by heardonthestreet » Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:21 am
NealIsGod wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:It's definately the standard-bearer for "vintage" or "period" dvds. It should show bands the magic that technology can produce with some of their great old concerts.....based on his work with Houston, I could almost see other bands hiring Perry to produce/mix/remaster their shows now.
Like a Foreigner show from the 4 tour, for example...
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That would be a treat.
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Some great possibilites there, Joe. I wonder how his work would be on material other than what he did with Journey? Knowing His perfection in what he does, he would probably enhance the original.
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by jimmy19029 » Tue Mar 14, 2006 5:09 am
Nice to see that show out on DVD. That was from a show November 6th, 1981 at the Summit in Houston. That show was show on MTV. I still have an audio dub of that one from the radio. This DVD is supposed to have superior sound.
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