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❤ I Love Foreigner I Listen To Them All The Time I Really Like Chris The Drummer Id Love To Go Out With Him If He's Not Taken Id Like To See Them In Concert In Ceder Rapids I Love To Sing Dance I Love Foreigner They're Great! Kim

Grand merci pour le partage ! Aucun commentaire ! Pourtant le son est très bon. OK la vidéo n'est pas bonne mais peu importe. Ce document témoigne de la fin d'une époque mais pour moi, cette formation avec Sammy Hagar était exceptionnelle. OK, ils paraissent un peu fatigués et ce n'est pas leur meilleure prestation, loin de là mais quand même, ça joue grave juste. En tout cas, grand merci pour poster et partager ce concert. Les chansons sont vraiment bonnes et elles ont du cœur, de l'âme et restent un témoignage de ce que Van Halen a fait de meilleur. La période avec Gary Cherone était un pari risqué pour le groupe. C'était bon mais ils n'ont pas pu ou su marqué cette période. Le retour de Dave, honnêtement, n'était que du business. Là encore, aucun moment musical n'a retrouvé la magie des débuts. Ce qui restera à jamais, c'est que Eddie est un des plus grands guitaristes que le rock ait compté dans son histoire, probablement le plus influent au côté de Jimi Hendrix pour ce qui est de la guitare rock moderne à partir des années 60. Avant eux, de grands Bluesmen ont construit les jeux de guitares. Dans leurs époques, des Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Frank Zappa, Ritchie Blackmore, Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai bien sûr, Zakk Wylde, Nuno Bettencourt et beaucoup d'autres, Tony Mc Alpine, Dimebag Darell et encore beaucoup d'autres ont pu continué cette fabuleuse aventure de l'exploration stylistique de la guitare. Maus tout de même, dans la guitare rock moderne, il y a Jimi et il y a Eddie.

this is why I love Steve Perry, he is authentic, he is articulate, he is sensitive, he is grounded, he is quality, and he doesn't mince words; also, he makes mistakes just like any other bandmate, just like any other human, he also showed remorse for those mistakes; what was done toward him, that's not love, in his time of need, his bandmates showed their true colors, ultimately confirming his innermost thoughts of him never fully being embraced... yet he had kept the faith, he had kept pouring in, and pouring in, he kept baring his soul unlike any other, he kept busting his chops unlike any other, in devotion and loyalty to his fellow bandmates, and to their fan base, being pushed like a mule, not wanting to let any of them down (they say a divorce usually happens months or years before the actual divorce, painfully pushing through, despite his inner instincts) they said he was running things, yes, bc it happened that way organically, but never bc he was a tyrant, like they make him out to be; after all was said and done, I believe he had to walk away for his own integrity... kudos to Steve, for the level of humility it took (and stamina, and class) to keep pouring in, and working like mule, when there was no sense of camaraderie, he states no one was even "talking," sharing, loving, caring, connecting; in order to come through, he did his duty, he was tough as nails, yet sensitive, simultaneously, when he, himself IS the working, viable instrument; how convenient to blame Steve for everything, when everyone else gets to lay down their instruments and let them rest, and/or even literally replace their instrument(s), physical instruments can get repaired and/or upgraded in an instant, roadie techs set up and fine tune the band members' instruments, having them ready for them on stage, no one can leave Steve's voice ready and on the stage for him to conveniently pick up and use; to Steve's critics, you try it..... also, we have enough cold, cynical, insensitive people out in the world, Steve Perry is exactly what people were longing for, experiencing his distinctive voice of love AND joy, authenticity, quality, stress relief/chance to decompress; yes, together, they were an amazing band, we need each other despite our differences, but the multitudes were drawn to Mr. Perry's distinctive voice that pierced straight through to the heart, when his voice was touching the heavens; people were coming in droves, to experience the sheer sense of joy and love, authenticity and sensuality that was anchored in so many songs, but especially by the song Faithfully (thank you first and foremost, Jonathan Cain, and o.c. Neal Schon, Steve Smith, Ross Valory) no concert was complete without it... the question is, is what he did forgivable, and at least he tried to sincerely make amends, p.s. also, if anything, they should be grateful that Steve saved everyone so much money, he did not require extensive expensive instruments/equipment, he was not flashy, he kept things simple, he did not squander blessings, if anything, he saved everyone a ton of money AND a ton of time, in and out of studio/concerts/traveling, etc, in addition to protecting the integrity of the brand; there was absolutely nothing wrong with him taking a couple of years to grieve and heal (physically/mentally/spiritually) after he didn't get adequate time to grieve and heal initially, and still toured... how shocking they didn't give him the same grace that he would have surely given them, had they been in similar circumstances; it takes humility and discipline and sacrifice to collaborate, and do what they did, I'm not saying they didn't get any enjoyment out of it, of course they did, anyway, it is understood they are all creative genuises, they all brought something valuable to the table, but in all fairness, in keeping perspective, he worked like mule, and deserved a couple years to heal and grieve, Steve Perry is worth every penny and so much more, a priceless treasure, they are all worthy, never shun love

They are just saw them last week one of best shows I've seen in a while an I seen them in 81

Can you imagine if your family squabbles were the source of documentaries…

mick wrote all the songs

Steve Perry's magnificent voice is an instrument lent to him by the angels in heaven. He's the best to ever do it. Taking Steve Perry out of Journey, and replacing him with another singer is like taking Mick Jagger out of the Rolling Stones, plugging in some other guy, and still calling the band the Rolling Stones. It's an utter embarrassment.

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Asia likes the litter A on their albums a lot. 😀👍

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Roth was, always has been and still to this day is an utter embarrassment. The weakest link of VH

Niel schon stole from steve perry and johnathon cain

What a cry baby "what do I play on that song?" What an ego Neal has

Foreigner ended the day Lou left the group....It became no better than your typical bar band

Mick was a dipshit.....Lou Gramm WAS Foreigner....

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Steve is a spectacular God sent . And they other musicians are amazing support

Mick Jones is rather full of himself, ain't he?! He turned Lou Gramm into what became?! There was NEVER Foreigner without Lou Gramm.

It's 1997 not 1998

Stop pounding down on Steve Perry. This documentary is focusing on Steve and trying to make him seem like the bad guy. Ugh. Steve Smith said that "Journey isn't a band without Steve Perry in it. " They should have changed their name when he left.

Steve Perry was never in the wrong.

Saw that tour in NY. Was amazing, you knew metal was back!

Mick thought Foreigner was ALL about Mick, until Lou quit and only then he found out he wasn't shit...... without Lou.

A ton of bands break up or musicians leave a band due to so many egos in one place and everything just combusts. It's a lot like a marriage and it isn't easy. A marriage is 2 people and a bands more than that. I'm sure there were a lot of other " head games" going on here besides their egos. We're just lucky we got to see them in their prime. I love Steve Perry but I'm disappointed in him saying that he never felt part of the band. For s bit it looks like he was running things and fired a couple of guys. We're all only human and shit happens. Just have to celebrate the good times

DLR making this funny and memorable. Don't see why this upset the brothers so much tbh.

Great show love it love Judas Priest

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All I know is that I've missed Steve Perry forever

Like any marriage, in the beginnings, the times are fun. But as a few years passed, the realities of money, fame, and hit albums and singles began to erode the band. Mick was the leader, and head song writer and knew that even years later, these songs would still payoff. The question became, why pay these other guys a share of the profits? So, you start to fire people. Think of it as a guy being married, then suddenly he wins the jackpot and is worth millions. Hot chicks, strippers, porn stars, all want to suddenly know and be with him, and he kinda loses his mind. And the wife? ehhhh little past the due date

I want to know what love is- thanks Mick, Lou.

So many bands in the 80’s went lame. Van Halen Jump and Styx whole Mr. Robato album. When I want know know what love is came out I was done with Foreign.

When you combine Lou’s incredible voice with mic jones amazing skill with the guitar along with terrific guitarist Rick Willis and drummer sensational drummer Dennis Elliot . Great Keyboardist Al Greenwood and brilliant mucian Ian McDonald , what a band they were .

Wow! Lou you are the best🙏🏼thank you much for your beautiful and unique voice🤘

Lo amo a Luo Dios te dio esa vos increíble gracias por todo Dios mio años 80 de mí juventud

Lou’s fame belies his genuineness. One would never confuse the man with some overblown, self-important rock star snob. Having had the honor of briefly making his acquaintance I was struck by how he seemed to be an Everyman despite his having become immortalized in song. He’s a genuine rocker. He loves his muscle cars and the manner in which he was treated by some of his own people is a disgrace and an affront to humanity. God bless Lou.

There is NO Foreigner without Lou - We love you Lou

Thank you very much for posting this documentary -- Foreigner fan from the very first (1977 was my freshman year of high school), and saw the tour for Double Vision, which was Foreigner in their prime (the original six guys). There's a not-so-odd parallel with The Who -- it's really "the guitarist's band" BUT it doesn't all come together without an incredible Rock vocalist (Daltrey in The Who, Gramm in Foreigner). Standing ovation for Foreigner finally being inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame --- just hope Lou and Mick don't kill one another on stage at the induction LOL!

Sammy, you are SO intelligent and SO talented, that you should be on your own like you are now. You do not need a band of any kind for all of us out here who have followed your career and admirer you so much!! I’m super glad you have Mikey with you (God bless you!😇) because he deserves a lot of glory after what VH did to him..and you too. Lotsa love and luck to you! ♥️🤗🌹

Lou Gramm has one of the greatest front man voices in music 🎶. When you hear his voice, he has a lot in common with Phil Collins, Steve Perry, and Michael McDonald. Those voices are legendary, and the respective groups they played in would've never had the success they had without them.

Lou IS THE VOICE of Foreigner, and Co-Writer of their greatest songs. I am English, loved Mick before Foreigner, but when Lou came into the fold, NO-ONE COMPARES! Lou is THE Greatest Rock Singer EVER!! And such a humble, beautiful person whom Loves Our Lord Jesus Christ with All His Heart! THAT is what is MOST Important!! Love You Lou, have seen you live many times but will see you One on One when We are Together in G-d's Heavenly Kingdom!!

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This was 26 years ago and Sammy was awesome. I noticed the 🎸 guitar player to the right, his last name is Johnson I think. In recent years he played in Sammy’s band with Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham No offense he’s the African American dude and a remarkable guitarist. He’s not participating in the Van Halen re-Union tour. They picked up Joe S. For the duties of filling in for the late Eddie Van Halen RIP.

This is back when VH1 started to show Hard Rock videos around 1998-99.

I bet they never thought after all these years losing Steve Perry would end any new hits from the band.

Shiiiiit with the exception of I wanna know what love is and that' was yesterday, agent provocator was a metal album

I love Steve Perry ❤