AFTER THE FALL ?

[Chubby321]

Jason give me some please.

[JasonD]

Jason give me some please.

Sure, Chubby.....

[Chubby321]

Jason give me some please.

Sure, Chubby.....

Thanks.

Ok, where's the blood.

[Rockindeano]

Here's the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL2yj1r2GDA

Listen at 3:50 Steve didn't hit the high note, just like I said.

Uh-oh.

Now, of course you know, ror92, this is going to set off a storm of Loons rushing in to Stevies defense. I'll just start the quibbling by saying I'm not quite sure that last blast was a full 6 notes lower.

I worded it wrong. 6 semi-tones. About 3 notes. Ah well, let them rush at me in Steve's defense, I don't care. I'm sure Steve wasn't happy that he missed that note, too.

Fuck, I hate to agree with you, but you're right on this. This was JFK 1983. That wasn't one of SP's finer shows. He cracks big time in Faithfully of the same show.

He was definitely horse.

[RaisedOnRadio92]

[Don]

This is the only one I could come up with:
Journey - After The Fall (live 2003 w/ Deen on vocals)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1O9w8at ... r_embedded

RE: Setlist - How about a few random Journey cuts besides the hits? Sure, you played “Chain Reaction” and “Escape” last night, and “Edge of the Blade” has been known to find its way into the setlist, but I’ve got a few additional suggestions. Since Journey returned to live duty with Steve Augeri/Jeff Scott Soto/Arnel Pineda, I haven’t seen songs like “After The Fall” or “The Party’s Over” (video) on the setlist of shows that I’ve seen. Either of those or BOTH would be killer!

I see that both songs popped up at least a couple of times in the Augeri era - Bring ‘em back out!

Source: Addicted To Vinyl

I do have a major question though, why is it that Journey still does LTS? Steve wrote that song b4 he even joined Journey, did he sign over the rights to it? And if so, why?

You can cover any song you want live. The venues already have the ASCAP BMI fees covered because of the performances. Journey could cover Foolish Heart, Oh Sherrie, Babe, Keep On Lovin' You, etc. They would not be able to release it on a video format though without the songwriters permission. Not to mention they would really be called a Steve Perry tribute band if they went that far.