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Tô contando os dias já, rs...

também brother, to ansioso

True, Simon is a monster and kicked their asses but he is busy currently with other projects. However, Shannon Forrest IS a good drummer. Bobby Kimball is in retirement and sadly has dementia. Steve Porcaro is not so much a tour guy. Joseph needs to hang up the mic!? Seriously? He's singing his ass of. The man is 64. His voice is fine. Yes, it's a different version of TOTO. But I'm happy that they keep going. We need bands like this and they are more successful than ever before! They have 30 million(!) listeners on Spotify after all.

Same thing happened to Mick Jones in Foreigner. Well, technically you could say Joseph Williams is pretty much a core member of the band. Luke and him were friends before Toto.

Only two Toto...

Jeff Porcaro - deceased. Mike Porcaro - deceased. Steve Porcaro - retired from TOTO to work on solo recording and TV projects. David Paich - retired from touring due to medical care needs. It's this band or nothing, so no use in pining for what is not available.

@@Calbear94then they should stop calling themselves TOTO, because they’re NOT. It’s a MONEY GRAB, pure and simple. These guys are NOT TOTO, no matter how much they say they are. Personally, they need to hang it up and call it a day. They’ve had it.

Yes

Yes, he is. I met him through Steamer and he was very nice and gracious. I also worked with Joe Williams in a show called Dream Street back in 1983-84. .

Sad for you that you feel the need to write such an awful comment. If you don't like him as much as you like Bobby as the singer of Toto, that's fine, but fatshaming people is not okay. He could have anything that causes his overweight, for example an eating disorder, an illness that affects his metabolism, literally anything to not make fun of. So please delete your comment.

Are you really comparing a 64 years old man to prime Bobby? Let's compare prime Bobby to prime Joe,this is more fair and for a 64 years old man he is sounding fantastic.

@@notmyfave_vocals What is even sadder, you cannot handle a brutally honest observation with a dosage of harsh reality......I just call 'em as I see 'em. As far as deleting my comment, not going to happen. I have this right that is contained in the U.S. Constitution, it's the first of ten amendments....perhaps you should research and review it sometime! You would love residing in California, their beloved Governor is desperately trying to eliminate the residence of California their first amendment rights.

@@cristianepereiraandrade7197 I'll take it one step further, Bobby Kimball in his prime would have had Joseph Williams for lunch in his prime.

@@lastchance7463 I don't agree but ok,you can have your own opinion but for myself I prefer the melodics,sweet and smooth singers,but for people who prefer the loud singers Bobby Kimball was great.

Where?

@@tokugawa12able No way four singers sound like eight in the choruses.

@@tokugawa12able come on man

@@WooBino. Reverb and delay does wonders

"Before Protool there were pros" - Steve Lukather

Every live performance and studio album that don't fake it with auto-tune and other computer assistance should be labeled with a "pure live" sticker. I'm afraid it would not be many.

Like Brian May.

Bogners for YEARS now.

A backdrop with stagelights is much cheaper than having a large multimedia video display. With the cost of logistics increasing so much, TOTO had to cut costs coming back from the pandemic. For example, no backup singers, analog piano, nor full percussion station.

@@Calbear94 Video displays are just as annoying and rude as those moronic blinding flashing lights. Here is an idea. Go back to that best stage lighting ever from the mid 70s to the mid 80s. That shines down from above onto the artists and bathes them in a beautiful and awesome glow.

@@Calbear94 Also, there is NO need for back drop lighting. All lights should be above and off to the sides of the artists. The freaking audiences shouldnt be blinded with lights in back of the artist they are there to watch. Only loser drugged up kids on molly and big pharma meds like that pulsing blinding lights.

Unfortunately, that ain't happening.

@@Calbear94 Then they need to get rid of those stupid late 90s/2000's flashing lights. How expensive is it to have a rack of caster colored lights suspended from above or a stack on the sides of the stage? Or go bare bones and have one caster light shining down on each member.

Toto is premium. Sounds better than Journey, Styx and others. Luke is the only original left and the only difference is lead vocals from their prime in the 80s. Joe does not have the range Bobby did in his prime. I would rank them and Night Ranger as the best sounding bands live. ACDC was good in the 80s but the singer don't have the range he use to. What a lot of people do not understand is sound is not only the band but the one mixing. Also who is frontlining. Toto will not be mixed as well when performing with Journey. When the are headlining, they are hard to beat talent and sound wise.

​Journey really stepped it up this year. Having TOTO coming out on fire every night for two years pushed them to bring their best as well.

​@@josephballewAgree with most you said, but TOTO has their own sound crew. The acoustics in smaller venues that TOTO headlines in. Arenas are cavernous and the volume has to be cranked. Clipping or distortion coming out of the huge speakers masks some of the subtleties that we enjoy.

Der aber nach dem 5ten Song viel besser wurde.

Jon " I fix the bad power unit in under 2 minutes" Gosnell

The other people are Shannon Forrest - drums Joseph Williams - lead vocals & tambourine John Pierce - bass Greg Phillinganes (the keyboarder in the front) - keys & vocals Dennis Atlas (keyboarder behind Greg) - keys & vocals Warren Ham - percussion & vocals

@@notmyfave_vocals Thank You !

I agree my friend

He’s covering the Bobby Kimball parts. Bobby had an amazing voice. Tough shoes to fill !

@@U2WB Bobby got old and lost some of his range

Bobby has dementia.

Williams has been back with TOTO since 2010!

@@Calbear94 That is so sad. Now that you mention it, I do remember seeing a heartbreaking story about it. What an awful thing to happen.

He is 70 years old

​@@josephballew He's 63 turning 64 in September actually

Отличные голоса. Сейчас это большая редкость.Приятно было возвратиться в прошлое.Браво!

Luke said Sput and X left to focus on their funk band, Ghost-Note (which is currently on tour). No official reason given for replacing Maggiora with Atlas. Shannon Forrest was with TOTO before Sput (from 2014-2017). Greg P. first subbed for Paich in 2003-04, then took over from 2006 until the band's hiatus and Paich's return in 2010.

So, not as much "new" as in rotating mostly previous members.

@@Calbear94 👌🏻

Cry about it Or mind your business, your choice.

Thanks for that... was wondering who he was, he sounds great!

He is from Easley SC.

My wife knew him well. He moved to Nashville and all changed for him

Yes he is.. very impressive drummer. Well he is playing with Toto 😎

With blisters and all!

Yes!

@@voemusic-io6in 👍Thanks for posting.

@@voemusic-io6inCould you please post the complete lineup? The only ones I know are Greg, Luke, and Joe.

​@@RayyMusik Shannon Forrest - drums Steve Lukather - guitar John Pierce - bass Joseph Williams - lead vocals & tambourine Greg Phillinganes - keys & vocals Dennis Atlas (the man behind Greg) - keys & vocals Warren Ham - percussion & vocals

@@notmyfave_vocals Thanks a lot. 🙂