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Postby Granny » Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:24 am

Rockin'Deano wrote:
bufordt9 wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:I was just going to post a thread asking where Abitaman is and I was semi worried about him, and that I was hard on him, but he was a good guy. Then, I have to see that sonofabitch in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing him off a cliff...I wish they were.


I didn't understand that remark. Please explain! :)


Are you so fucking old you can't comprehend what I said? He has a picture of Fraudgeri in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing his ass off a cliff.


looks like they are trying to hold him back ! :) not too old just dense at times!
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Postby Loneman1 » Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:40 am

I remember reading a LOOOOONG time ago that he actually was sick for that concert. Kinda bad timing, since it was filmed and all, but the dude seemed to pull off the energy for the visual aspect pretty well even while somewhat under the weather. IMO he didn't really sound all that bad either, just like was mentioned above that he kinda gave up on the HIGH notes after a few songs.....its still a great show all around with a pretty interesting setlist, though I would have preferred them to film the 7/27/81 show a few nights earlier with the only known performance of "Little Girl" so there would be a better version of that song live out there........


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Postby Abitaman » Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:46 am

Loneman1 wrote:I remember reading a LOOOOONG time ago that he actually was sick for that concert. Kinda bad timing, since it was filmed and all, but the dude seemed to pull off the energy for the visual aspect pretty well even while somewhat under the weather. IMO he didn't really sound all that bad either, just like was mentioned above that he kinda gave up on the HIGH notes after a few songs.....its still a great show all around with a pretty interesting setlist, though I would have preferred them to film the 7/27/81 show a few nights earlier with the only known performance of "Little Girl" so there would be a better version of that song live out there........


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There was some songs that the "voice" just wasn't right-ERIC
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Postby Jeremey » Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:14 am

I couldn't imagine having to pull off the schedule that Perry did in 1980-1983....I couldn't name another singer that could ever be consistent with a schedule like that. There were SOOO many shows, I'm sure he had more than his share of off nights.
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Postby Saint John » Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:43 am

1:42 to 1:47 and 2:58 to 3:04 tells me there is nothing wrong with his voice. Listen to that carefully. The sound production is shit....instruments going/fading in and out. Nothing is wrong with his voice. Listen to that and tell me what you think.
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Postby Clasicrockldy » Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:59 am

Loneman1 wrote:I remember reading a LOOOOONG time ago that he actually was sick for that concert. Kinda bad timing, since it was filmed and all, but the dude seemed to pull off the energy for the visual aspect pretty well even while somewhat under the weather. IMO he didn't really sound all that bad either, just like was mentioned above that he kinda gave up on the HIGH notes after a few songs.....its still a great show all around with a pretty interesting setlist, though I would have preferred them to film the 7/27/81 show a few nights earlier with the only known performance of "Little Girl" so there would be a better version of that song live out there........


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Loneman1,

I do have the audio version of Osaka, July 27th, 1981 concert which has "Little Girl" on it. At one time I have posted that song here for everyone to enjoy. Did you get it when I had it posted ?
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Postby Deb » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:06 pm

Loneman1 wrote:I remember reading a LOOOOONG time ago that he actually was sick for that concert. Kinda bad timing, since it was filmed and all, but the dude seemed to pull off the energy for the visual aspect pretty well even while somewhat under the weather. IMO he didn't really sound all that bad either, just like was mentioned above that he kinda gave up on the HIGH notes after a few songs.....its still a great show all around with a pretty interesting setlist, though I would have preferred them to film the 7/27/81 show a few nights earlier with the only known performance of "Little Girl" so there would be a better version of that song live out there........


Rock on,
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I really like the setlist for that show too. The mix of old and new. Also has one of my fav performances of Party's Over (Hopelessly in Love) and Lay it Down. :)
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Postby Monker » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:15 pm

Rockin'Deano wrote:
bufordt9 wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:I was just going to post a thread asking where Abitaman is and I was semi worried about him, and that I was hard on him, but he was a good guy. Then, I have to see that sonofabitch in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing him off a cliff...I wish they were.


I didn't understand that remark. Please explain! :)


Are you so fucking old you can't comprehend what I said? He has a picture of Fraudgeri in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing his ass off a cliff.


Actualy, it looks like they are getting him ready for you to nail to a cross.
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Postby Saint John » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:17 pm

Monker wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:
bufordt9 wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:I was just going to post a thread asking where Abitaman is and I was semi worried about him, and that I was hard on him, but he was a good guy. Then, I have to see that sonofabitch in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing him off a cliff...I wish they were.


I didn't understand that remark. Please explain! :)


Are you so fucking old you can't comprehend what I said? He has a picture of Fraudgeri in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing his ass off a cliff.


Actualy, it looks like they are getting him ready for you to nail to a cross.



Monker, you dumbass, don't give Deano any ideas!!! Actually, I'm sure he's already thought of that, if not worse!! Right Deano?
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Postby Clasicrockldy » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:19 pm

strungout,

You want the setlist for my audio Osaka concert on July 27, 1981?
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Postby Monker » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:21 pm

Saint John wrote:
Monker wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:
bufordt9 wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:I was just going to post a thread asking where Abitaman is and I was semi worried about him, and that I was hard on him, but he was a good guy. Then, I have to see that sonofabitch in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing him off a cliff...I wish they were.


I didn't understand that remark. Please explain! :)


Are you so fucking old you can't comprehend what I said? He has a picture of Fraudgeri in his avatar. Looks like they are pushing his ass off a cliff.


Actualy, it looks like they are getting him ready for you to nail to a cross.



Monker, you dumbass, don't give Deano any ideas!!! Actually, I'm sure he's already thought of that, if not worse!! Right Deano?


Why not crucify Journey's savior from back in 1996...it's already been verbaly done.

His legs are crossed, his hands are up...Just need the nails, hammer, and a tree/cross. I'm sure the rest of the guys in the pic will hold him down. I'm sure the cock has already crowed many more the three times.
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Postby Deb » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:59 pm

Clasicrockldy wrote:strungout,

You want the setlist for my audio Osaka concert on July 27, 1981?


Sure......lol, do we need to do some more trading girl? :wink:
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Postby Saint John » Fri Sep 15, 2006 3:27 pm

Saint John wrote:1:42 to 1:47 and 2:58 to 3:04 tells me there is nothing wrong with his voice. Listen to that carefully. The sound production is shit....instruments going/fading in and out. Nothing is wrong with his voice. Listen to that and tell me what you think.




Has anyone listened to the parts I mentioned?
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Postby Johnny Mohawk » Fri Sep 15, 2006 4:40 pm

I too have seen (and heard) this entire Japan Escape show in question. If that is indeed a "bad day" for Perry, then I'm sure that most singers would kill to have as bad of a day as that.
It's certainly not my favorite Journey live performance ever, but still very solid.
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Postby Loneman1 » Sat Sep 16, 2006 9:20 am

Clasicrockldy wrote:
Loneman1 wrote:I remember reading a LOOOOONG time ago that he actually was sick for that concert. Kinda bad timing, since it was filmed and all, but the dude seemed to pull off the energy for the visual aspect pretty well even while somewhat under the weather. IMO he didn't really sound all that bad either, just like was mentioned above that he kinda gave up on the HIGH notes after a few songs.....its still a great show all around with a pretty interesting setlist, though I would have preferred them to film the 7/27/81 show a few nights earlier with the only known performance of "Little Girl" so there would be a better version of that song live out there........


Rock on,
Eric


Loneman1,

I do have the audio version of Osaka, July 27th, 1981 concert which has "Little Girl" on it. At one time I have posted that song here for everyone to enjoy. Did you get it when I had it posted ?
:D


Heh, nope I've had that one for years and years now. :) We should compare collections sometime!


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