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Heart wrote:Does anyone know if this was perhaps an encore or maybe he had a cold? would like to know the circumstances there, he still sounds fantastic.
This thread kind of makes me mad.
RockinDeano wrote:Heart wrote:Does anyone know if this was perhaps an encore or maybe he had a cold? would like to know the circumstances there, he still sounds fantastic.
This thread kind of makes me mad.
Only the Young was the show starter...in 86.
knox wrote:I am not insinuating he SHOULDN'T sound different. That's the whole point of my thread. It bums me to see how he used to be, compared to how his voice sounded after he messed it up touring incessantly.
This is not a Perry bash. Time is just going by too fast, and this makes me feel even older. I feel really bad for the guy - the best voice ever (in my opinion) only to have it sound like sand paper later.
strungout wrote:
Love that performance Knox, stunning vocals! But mind you I like the more husky ROR vocals too.
And you have to remember the extreme back to back days touring Journey did in those 8 years in between. Would do in most vocalists let alone one that gave 150% every night.
Heart wrote:RockinDeano wrote:Heart wrote:Does anyone know if this was perhaps an encore or maybe he had a cold? would like to know the circumstances there, he still sounds fantastic.
This thread kind of makes me mad.
Only the Young was the show starter...in 86.
Oh, well then maybe he was just warming up or maybe he was not feeling well.
Who cares?! why bring the man down?
knox wrote:strungout wrote:
Love that performance Knox, stunning vocals! But mind you I like the more husky ROR vocals too.
And you have to remember the extreme back to back days touring Journey did in those 8 years in between. Would do in most vocalists let alone one that gave 150% every night.
That's exactly what I am saying...
knox wrote:strungout wrote:
Love that performance Knox, stunning vocals! But mind you I like the more husky ROR vocals too.
And you have to remember the extreme back to back days touring Journey did in those 8 years in between. Would do in most vocalists let alone one that gave 150% every night.
That's exactly what I am saying...
knox wrote:Deano, I am not bringing HIM down, just his performances in the later footage I have seen.
I am one of the biggest Perry fans around, just short of being a Loon.
knox wrote:SteveForever, I stand by that. He did lose it. Have you seen any of the Memphis clips? He sounds pretty bad. I am almost glad the tour got shut down before I got to see him in Chattanooga.
Heart wrote:Does anyone know if this was perhaps an encore or maybe he had a cold? would like to know the circumstances there, he still sounds fantastic.
This thread kind of makes me mad.
knox wrote: He did lose it. Have you seen any of the Memphis clips? He sounds pretty bad.
steveforever wrote:knox wrote:Deano, I am not bringing HIM down, just his performances in the later footage I have seen.
I am one of the biggest Perry fans around, just short of being a Loon.
Okay, cause it kind of looked like you were heading that direction...carry on.....
knox wrote:Guys, I am just comparing Perry in 86 to Perry prior to Frontiers.
That performance in 86 is rushed, no soul at all, merely going through the motions.
Compare that performance to ANYTHING from the Escape DVD and, by COMPARISON, it isn't that good.
tragchk wrote:Well, here's my take:
1. Non-stop touring from 1978.
2. In all likelihood, NOT the BEST "nutrition" on the road, if you catch my drift....
3. Personal problems, stress, being "pre-occupied", and dealing with a loved ones' illness.
4. And yet, "The show must go on...." ~ hokey as it sounds, it's true ~ But at what price?
....oh, and all this with Mr. Herbie "Let's Make (Touring) Hay while the Sun Shines" Herbert at the helm.....because he knew DAMN WELL it couldn't go on forever.
tragchk wrote:knox wrote:Guys, I am just comparing Perry in 86 to Perry prior to Frontiers.
That performance in 86 is rushed, no soul at all, merely going through the motions.
Compare that performance to ANYTHING from the Escape DVD and, by COMPARISON, it isn't that good.
Well, here's my take:
1. Non-stop touring from 1978.
2. In all likelihood, NOT the BEST "nutrition" on the road, if you catch my drift....
3. Personal problems, stress, being "pre-occupied", and dealing with a loved ones' illness.
4. And yet, "The show must go on...." ~ hokey as it sounds, it's true ~ But at what price?
....oh, and all this with Mr. Herbie "Let's Make (Touring) Hay while the Sun Shines" Herbert at the helm.....because he knew DAMN WELL it couldn't go on forever.
Ms_M wrote:
My throat hurts just THINKING about the schedule they kept "back in the day".
strungout wrote:Ms_M wrote:
My throat hurts just THINKING about the schedule they kept "back in the day".
I know, blew me away.I knew they toured heavy back then, but until I actually flipped through the new cd booklets and saw how many tours they did that had played back to back days for months on end. I had no idea!
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