I saw these guys live in the 80s, yeah they were that good live. Musicians were the real deal back in the day. This was a good 15 years before auto tune was a thing.
@@billfly2186 I don't think they had the ability to use auto tune technology in Live performances in 1981. They started using auto tune more in the mid 90s. There were harmonizers back in the 70's but the early units sounded very robotic. I don't think they were used for vocals as much as instrumental like guitar. I remember trying out an Eventide harmonizer rack unit in the mid 80s, only used it for guitar harmony's live. In post productions they could probably have done some smudging vocals with speed, but they were using multi track tape, not digital recording like they do now since Pro Tools era. Also, I have heard these guys LIVE many times. They were pretty pitch perfect, so much so, that I left the shows mind blown.
I started listening to Journey because of Neal Schon being their guitarist. I was heavy into Santana as a kid. Santana's Moonflower double album is GOAT level...
@@tonyhao9344 I couldn't agree more! Moonflower has both live and studio songs, people today have no idea what they're missing. I actually have the old album
@@myownchannel247 Yes me too, I bought the vinyl in Hawaii 70s, then I found a copy when I moved to Seattle in 89, then got a copy on cd, before I moved to New Zealand in 99. I still have the cd.. It’s got my favorite live versions of their songs, even the studio versions are great.
And it is sad to think that the musicians today make multi millions. Journey filled stadiums with their unmatched talent and exhausting tours and never made that kind of money.
Music hasn’t fallen, it’s evolved. There may be things that you or I don’t understand in terms of musicality and the talent and creativity necessary to make their music much less the nuts to get up and put it out in front of people like that. There’s a lot of current music that is very very good musically; it just isn’t nostalgic to you.
@@angelajames7917 Perry was only able to retire comfortably when forced off the road by health problems acquired on those punishing tours because he made it a life-long habit to save 50% of everything he earned.
Saw them live. Seriously just that great with pure talent. Miss those days and those incredible concerts! Steve Perry didn't need help or alterations lol. Journey's harmonies have always been on point! Check out Keep on Running, Dead or Alive, Line of Fire, Escape for non-love ballads.
Pure live, dude! This was straight from the concert. You gotta attend a concert to understand. Why aren't there a deluge of concerts theses days? Because the bands can't play nor sing live. They depend so much on computer generated music. Attending concerts was almost a lifestyle.
They actually WERE that good. The whole band were virtuosos on their instruments and Steve was one of the few vocalists that not only sound good on studio recordings but sound as good live.. he often actually sounded better on the stage than he did on the recordings.
Ah, back when a concert was an epic event and you catch up with friends. Back when “bang for your buck “ applied and the talent is off the charts. Lovely reminiscing with this one, Biz. Thank you ❤
@@watchbizmatikThere are existing recordings of the bands sound checks and warmups when they were checking harmony vocals a-capella. Yes, they were that good. th-cam.com/video/bxduZVy8D3c/w-d-xo.html
That was pure live. Don't forget, those days, the technology wasn't wat it is today. We are talking 40 years ago. Artists actually had to be able to sing live and the band actually played without the help of piped in music.
Great reaction video, thank you very much. I was so fortunate that I got to grow up listening to my favourite rock band Journey, especially with Steve Perry as lead singer. They're a phenomenal, legengary group, and Steve's voice is so pure, beautiful and emotional. I think you'd really enjoying watching and reacting to Mother, Father, which is also from the same 1981 Live in Houston concert. I heard it was the most difficult song that he ever sang, and it's about a broken home and the strength of the family. As well, would you please react to their music video for Faithfully, which is a beautiful power ballad, and the music video for Lovin', Touchin,' Squeezin', in which you can hear a Sam Cooke influence in Steve's vocals.
Wheel in the sky Any way you want it Stone in love Girl can't help it I'll be alright without you Feeling that way/anytime Be good to yourself Just the same way Mother father Don't stop believin More upbeat that you'll enjoy
Yep, nobody else w/ a voice that ALWAYS is on pitch, during incredible runs, in octaves that are mind blowing. He never misses. I've loved this voice since Good Morning Girl-Stay Awhile.....WOW....crying, w/ the beautiful runs.....you have to hear it!!!!
That's why he's known as "The Voice"! My first Journey concert was in 1979 and all tours thereafter. My favorite band. If you want a more rock song review "Stone in Love".
Hey Biz, I’ve seen them live many times, Steve is that good. Remember, back in that day the equipment was Analog not digital. Mother, father sister from the same concert show his amazing vocals. Take care and enjoy.
Journey just as good if not better in concert Live! Such a classic song and never gets old even better with age. It brings back so many memories! Love it!
It's the real deal. You had to know how to play or sing or go home. It's the way music is supposed to performed. Glad I grew up listening to these songs on the radio.
He was warned it may be an emotional experience when he took it on, and still was overcome. He actually burst into tears at times watching his younger self perform. He had never actually watched the special before. He only remembered how restrained they had to be that night. "Don't move around too much, they're rolling tape, don't ad-lib too much, tape is rolling," they were subdued that night, always aware of the film crew. Remastering this MTV special to DVD was a gift to us, but a shadow of a typical concert. I have a CD only copy to play in the car.
That is so profound "Only so many tears you can cry 'Til the heartache is over And now you can say your love Will never die" I think it's about love of ones self
That's pure voices pure talent.. No filtering boss!... We didn't have filtering on love performance and little in Studios, you either had or you didn't and if you didn't have it live.... You were short lived.
Oh YES, his voice, & ..the band WAS THAT GOOD!!! Saw them live a few times, including THIS tour, MAGNIFICENT!! Journey & Steve Perry, were ALWAYS PERFECTION, those live shows were the BEST!!!❤😁 Great reaction, thanks!
There is a recording of steve singing summertime at a house party long before fame you'll see how gifted he was one of the greatest voices ever...ever!
Not a house party, the El Rancho night club of '... smoky room, smell of wine and cheap perfume...' fame. He was sitting in with a band called The San Andreas Fault who had lost their lead singer in a traffic accident. They asked him to join but he had commitments elsewhere. He was 24.
I saw that tour live in 1981 at the calaveras county fair when I was 17. 1 of my 1st concerts and probably still the best. We were hanging out with a bunch of bikers in the front row drinking screw drivers out of gallon jugs The band came back for 5 encores, by the time they left the stage for good there was only about 1500 of us left . It felt like they were having as much fun as we were.
thank you sm for this reaction. I’m 21 (far behind this generation), and journey is my all time favorite band. Finally saw them live last year and this song was so so good live.
Steve Perry rocking my little sister's shirt and jeans so tight I can see everything the good lord gave him... singing his little heart out.... awesomely. Love it when the reactors I watch do this concert.
I missed this concert because I was playing a high school football game that night. Otherwise I would have been in the crowd. Why didn't they come on Saturday instead of Friday? 😥
I don't think I'll Be Alright Without You is on that tour. But check it out. Randy Jackson was the bass player. The original video is from a live concert.
I was at this concert in 1981. This is 100% live and yes, they sounded THAT GOOD. Some of the best songs ever sung. Perry is pure gold and ok members of the band were playing wonderfully.
Journey isn't just a power ballad band Check out "Separate Way's", The song "escape", "ask the lonely", "Be good to yourself" and "only the young" they are a truly talented band that you just don't see very often they write all their on songs and have been kicking ass for 50 years now WOW!
I was a teen when this was on TV. Luckily my friend had a VCR (very expensive at the time!) and we recorded it. YES it's all live no re-recording. We watched this concert over & over & over. As young musicians we ate it up. So cool to have it available online now anytime. Check the rest of the concert DEF!!!
This was 1981. There was no auto-tune, synchronizing background vocals perfectly with live instruments was impossible. Yes, this concert was remastered, but remastering fixed all the hisses, pops, and such from the old analog tapes. They didn't need to fix the actual vocals and instrumentation (I have the original concert on VHS from the broadcast). Journey was just a very tight, very talented band. And you're wrong. This doesn't sound "exactly like the album version". It is vastly different, which is another reason why you know it's live. Steve never sang a song the same way twice. Neal never played a solo the exact same way twice. Yes, Journey has plenty of hard songs: "Separate Ways", "Be Good To Yourself", "Stone In Love", "Ask The Lonely", "Any Way You Want It", "Line Of Fire", "Where Were You", "La Do Da", "Keep On Runnin'", "Dead Or Alive", "Escape", "Chain Reaction", "Edge Of The Blade", "Let It Rock You" (a demo)", "Can't Tame The Lion", "One More"... and plenty more after Perry left.
Do a Reaction to Journey with Lead Singer Steve Perry Escape Tour Live in Houston 1981 " Don't Stop Believin " " Stone in Love " " Girl Can't Help it " " Mother Father " " Escape " " Stay Awhile " Also Songs like " Only The Young " Faithfully " " Separate Ways " " I'll Be Alright Without You " " When You Love A Women " " Keep On Runnin " " Sweet And Simple " " Steve Perry is called the " Voice " He is One of the Best if not the Best Singer in Rock History, Steve has his own Songs " Make No Difference " " O' Sherrie made it to No. 2 on the Hot 100 " Foolish Heart made it to No. 15.
I love that Schon gets to go off on that solo. He's said they made him redo the solo in the studio cut so many times. They kept telling him he was over-playing and the version they used was his sort-of angry ironic take at a simple solo. Yes, this is live. They sound like that in concert. I've seen them a few times.
If you want Journey songs that rock spanning their full catalog - here you go: Of A Lifetime, Anyway, She Makes Me (Feel Alright), Hustler, Next, Feeling That Way/Anytime (live), Just The Same Way, Lady Luck, Any Way You Want It, Line Of Fire, Where Were You, Stone In Love, Keep On Runnin, Escape, Lay It Down, Dead Or Alive, Mother Father, Send Her My Love, Chain Reaction, Edge Of The Blade, Troubled Child, Only The Young, Ask The Lonely, Girl Can't Help It, Be Good To Yourself, Raised On Radio, Message Of Love, One More, Castles Burning, Higher Place, The Place In Your Heart, Out Of Harms Way, Better Together, Never Too Late, Never Walk Away, Change For The Better, Where Did I Lose Your Love, What It Takes To Win, City Of Hope, Edge Of The Moment, Together We Run, You Got The Best Of Me, Don't Go.
🎸💯 Journey w/Steve Perry was so good‼🔥 It's Sunday @4:47 a.m. and this reaction REALLY jumped out at me, BizMatik‼I don't sleep much; so music is VERY important to me and when it's stuff from "back in the day," it's a special high‼Thanks BizMatik‼☮ ❤ 🎶
I saw them live somewhat later than this on the "Raised on Radio" tour. They were flawless. The venue was the old ATL OMNI, lousy acoustics, decent seats. Nothing wrong with his voice. Steve left the band at the end of the tour. He was tired of touring.
That was Steve's claim to fame. He sounded just as good live or better than he sounded in the studio. And you can research that for evidence. They didn't have fake mixing on stage back in the day. You either had the pipes or you didn't. This concert/tour was in 1981, and I believe that in 2012, thirty-one years later, the escape tour concerts where remastered to upgrade online sound quality.
They sound better live than on tape. Not just love ballads, check out After The Fall, Seperate Ways, Worlds Apart. Do you want some other bands from that era to react to?
Pure talent! no tricks
I saw these guys live in the 80s, yeah they were that good live. Musicians were the real deal back in the day. This was a good 15 years before auto tune was a thing.
Priceless ❤ not altered. I don’t listen to studio version’s of Journey only live. Same with Queen 😊
But, these videos audio can be autotuned. Not saying they are, but can easily be done.
@@billfly2186 I don't think they had the ability to use auto tune technology in Live performances in 1981. They started using auto tune more in the mid 90s. There were harmonizers back in the 70's but the early units sounded very robotic. I don't think they were used for vocals as much as instrumental like guitar. I remember trying out an Eventide harmonizer rack unit in the mid 80s, only used it for guitar harmony's live.
In post productions they could probably have done some smudging vocals with speed, but they were using multi track tape, not digital recording like they do now since Pro Tools era.
Also, I have heard these guys LIVE many times. They were pretty pitch perfect, so much so, that I left the shows mind blown.
I can take this audio and put it in ProTools and autotune right now. @@tonyhao9344
Man I wish I would of been able to witness this my goodness
Yes very pure talent. I'm an 80s kid, love journey. If you didn't have talent back then you could not hide it on stage live. This man was incredible.
Neal Schon on guitar 🔥 he was already a professional at age 16 playing with the great Carlos Santana
Screw High School when you've got that kind of gig.
Actually 15.
I started listening to Journey because of Neal Schon being their guitarist. I was heavy into Santana as a kid. Santana's Moonflower double album is GOAT level...
@@tonyhao9344 I couldn't agree more! Moonflower has both live and studio songs, people today have no idea what they're missing. I actually have the old album
@@myownchannel247 Yes me too, I bought the vinyl in Hawaii 70s, then I found a copy when I moved to Seattle in 89, then got a copy on cd, before I moved to New Zealand in 99. I still have the cd.. It’s got my favorite live versions of their songs, even the studio versions are great.
Love Steve Perry! What a voice!!!❤❤❤
100% not altered!!!! Steve Perry doesn't need altering when live!!!!🎶🎼🎵🥁🎸🎹🎤🎙🎧 The 70's and 80's were LOADED with power ballads!!!!
He didn't mean Steve Perry alone. The vocal harmonies sound like they were upscaled with additional editing afterwards. :)
Sad how far music has fallen...we just thought it would always be this good. Thank God for youtube bringing it to the younger generations.
And it is sad to think that the musicians today make multi millions. Journey filled stadiums with their unmatched talent and exhausting tours and never made that kind of money.
Music hasn’t fallen, it’s evolved. There may be things that you or I don’t understand in terms of musicality and the talent and creativity necessary to make their music much less the nuts to get up and put it out in front of people like that.
There’s a lot of current music that is very very good musically; it just isn’t nostalgic to you.
@@angelajames7917 Perry was only able to retire comfortably when forced off the road by health problems acquired on those punishing tours because he made it a life-long habit to save 50% of everything he earned.
music today has devolved my friend @@ryanw3658
Saw him twice and honestly he sounded even better than he did in the video you just watched
Saw them live. Seriously just that great with pure talent. Miss those days and those incredible concerts! Steve Perry didn't need help or alterations lol. Journey's harmonies have always been on point! Check out Keep on Running, Dead or Alive, Line of Fire, Escape for non-love ballads.
I miss those days too. Although I don't think I'd be going to the concerts now like I did back then. For one thing, I don't remember half of it! 🤣❤️✌️
Pure live, dude! This was straight from the concert. You gotta attend a concert to understand. Why aren't there a deluge of concerts theses days? Because the bands can't play nor sing live. They depend so much on computer generated music. Attending concerts was almost a lifestyle.
I saw them in the 80s. They were this good!! I still get chills!
They actually WERE that good. The whole band were virtuosos on their instruments and Steve was one of the few vocalists that not only sound good on studio recordings but sound as good live.. he often actually sounded better on the stage than he did on the recordings.
Ah, back when a concert was an epic event and you catch up with friends. Back when “bang for your buck “ applied and the talent is off the charts. Lovely reminiscing with this one, Biz. Thank you ❤
It's so good it brings tears to the eyes.. Quite possibly the greatest rock singer ever 100% his real voice...
His voice was that good
That’s crazy
@@watchbizmatikThere are existing recordings of the bands sound checks and warmups when they were checking harmony vocals a-capella. Yes, they were that good.
th-cam.com/video/bxduZVy8D3c/w-d-xo.html
This is pure talent and no it is altered
That was pure live. Don't forget, those days, the technology wasn't wat it is today. We are talking 40 years ago. Artists actually had to be able to sing live and the band actually played without the help of piped in music.
I also seen this band 3 times between 75 and 85. They are that good. Period
Exceptionally fantastic live performance! That's what you pay to see! ❤️
Wait till you get to STONE IN LOVE live Houston 1981 from this same show.....rock n roll baby!!
Great reaction video, thank you very much. I was so fortunate that I got to grow up listening to my favourite rock band Journey, especially with Steve Perry as lead singer. They're a phenomenal, legengary group, and Steve's voice is so pure, beautiful and emotional. I think you'd really enjoying watching and reacting to Mother, Father, which is also from the same 1981 Live in Houston concert. I heard it was the most difficult song that he ever sang, and it's about a broken home and the strength of the family. As well, would you please react to their music video for Faithfully, which is a beautiful power ballad, and the music video for Lovin', Touchin,' Squeezin', in which you can hear a Sam Cooke influence in Steve's vocals.
Wheel in the sky
Any way you want it
Stone in love
Girl can't help it
I'll be alright without you
Feeling that way/anytime
Be good to yourself
Just the same way
Mother father
Don't stop believin
More upbeat that you'll enjoy
Wheel in the sky... OMG it's been so long!!
Have a listen to Mother Father from this same tour... I think you'll be impressed with their ability to do something different!
Yep, nobody else w/ a voice that ALWAYS is on pitch, during incredible runs, in octaves that are mind blowing. He never misses. I've loved this voice since Good Morning Girl-Stay Awhile.....WOW....crying, w/ the beautiful runs.....you have to hear it!!!!
Pure raw talent. No auto tune. No piped in music. That’s how live concerts were back then. Just raw. Amazing!!!
That's why he's known as "The Voice"! My first Journey concert was in 1979 and all tours thereafter. My favorite band. If you want a more rock song review "Stone in Love".
They called him "The Voice" for a reason.
The entire band vas tight as f.....
I was at this concert. Best live performers of my gen.
Hey Biz, I’ve seen them live many times, Steve is that good. Remember, back in that day the equipment was Analog not digital. Mother, father sister from the same concert show his amazing vocals. Take care and enjoy.
Check out "Mother, Father" and "Stone in Love" for a more upbeat vibe. Both live from Houston 81'.
Journey just as good if not better in concert Live! Such a classic song and never gets old even better with age. It brings back so many memories! Love it!
It's the real deal. You had to know how to play or sing or go home. It's the way music is supposed to performed. Glad I grew up listening to these songs on the radio.
Keep on keeping on my friend
🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
Steve is a perfectionist. Perry was involved in the remastering. Listen to Mother Father from the same concert or Lay it Down which is vocally CRAZY
He was warned it may be an emotional experience when he took it on, and still was overcome. He actually burst into tears at times watching his younger self perform.
He had never actually watched the special before.
He only remembered how restrained they had to be that night.
"Don't move around too much, they're rolling tape, don't ad-lib too much, tape is rolling," they were subdued that night, always aware of the film crew.
Remastering this MTV special to DVD was a gift to us, but a shadow of a typical concert. I have a CD only copy to play in the car.
Stone In Love is a great one from this concert. 🔥
The Piano and Bass Solo & Guitar Solo & Steve Perry Really knocks it out the Park I'm a Fan of Journey ❤love love there Music .
That is so profound
"Only so many tears you can cry
'Til the heartache is over
And now you can say your love
Will never die"
I think it's about love of ones self
This song brings me immediately back to naples italy when I first heard it when I was in the navy
I have a habit of giving the lead singer more attention too. But some of these bands... Omg!!❤
From the day one the members in Journey were experienced musicians and charismatic frontman and singer in the form of Steve Perry was the final piece.
One of my favorite bands
That's pure voices pure talent.. No filtering boss!... We didn't have filtering on love performance and little in Studios, you either had or you didn't and if you didn't have it live.... You were short lived.
One of the greatest voice's in rock ✌️
And the equally recognizable Neal Schon!
@@michaelasay8587 the guitarist, c'mon
I’m so glad you accepted the challenge Biz…😉Yes, they really were THAT good.
Oh YES, his voice, & ..the band WAS THAT GOOD!!! Saw them live a few times, including THIS tour, MAGNIFICENT!!
Journey & Steve Perry, were ALWAYS PERFECTION, those live shows were the BEST!!!❤😁
Great reaction, thanks!
There is a recording of steve singing summertime at a house party long before fame you'll see how gifted he was one of the greatest voices ever...ever!
Not a house party, the El Rancho night club of '... smoky room, smell of wine and cheap perfume...' fame. He was sitting in with a band called The San Andreas Fault who had lost their lead singer in a traffic accident. They asked him to join but he had commitments elsewhere. He was 24.
I saw this concert I was 18 I was so in awe of Steve Perry ( still am)! But they were awesome live!!
No, it sounds that good. I was there for this tour .. but in Seattle.
Journey is this good with Steve Perry.
I saw that tour live in 1981 at the calaveras county fair when I was 17. 1 of my 1st concerts and probably still the best. We were hanging out with a bunch of bikers in the front row drinking screw drivers out of gallon jugs The band came back for 5 encores, by the time they left the stage for good there was only about 1500 of us left . It felt like they were having as much fun as we were.
Aw you haven't heard Mother Father and Wheel In the Sky from same live Houston 1981 concert 😎
I was 7 when this song was done and it brings a tear to my eye every time i hear it. Hahaa this is live....for real
thank you sm for this reaction. I’m 21 (far behind this generation), and journey is my all time favorite band. Finally saw them live last year and this song was so so good live.
Pure….live!
Journey and Steve Perry have never altered a single thing. A single note in their lives that's how good they are believe it man
Steve Perry rocking my little sister's shirt and jeans so tight I can see everything the good lord gave him... singing his little heart out.... awesomely. Love it when the reactors I watch do this concert.
I missed this concert because I was playing a high school football game that night. Otherwise I would have been in the crowd. Why didn't they come on Saturday instead of Friday? 😥
I. Love. Journey!! I've been listening since the 7th grade. Lol They have so many great songs but Wheel in the Sky is my personal favorite. ✌🏽
you need to play Anyway you want it . wheel in the sky - Separate ways.
I saw this tour in Memphis just a few days before this performance in Houston. They sounded perfect! Saw them again in 83 for the Frontiers tour.
Pure talent, Steve doesn't need autotune.
Try reactng to
Chain Reaction,
Edge of the Blade,
Positive Touch,
they're not Ballads. 😎🎸🎵👌
Pure talent live. They recorded in the studio as if they were performing live.
I don't think I'll Be Alright Without You is on that tour. But check it out. Randy Jackson was the bass player. The original video is from a live concert.
Total live. Excellence in musicianship
Musicians back in the day had to have talent, they played and sang naturally. Back in the day everything was LIVE, yes, LIVE. I was there to see it .
I was at this concert in 1981. This is 100% live and yes, they sounded THAT GOOD. Some of the best songs ever sung. Perry is pure gold and ok members of the band were playing wonderfully.
No auto tune, no trash like today
bro 80s was so special so many timeless songs and talented artists
It was truly live, it was broadcast on MTV live on the night of the concert
Journey isn't just a power ballad band Check out "Separate Way's", The song "escape", "ask the lonely", "Be good to yourself" and "only the young" they are a truly talented band that you just don't see very often they write all their on songs and have been kicking ass for 50 years now WOW!
Steve’s mom had Sam Cooke playing on the car radio. He asked her who is this? He decided right then I want to do this.
I was a teen when this was on TV. Luckily my friend had a VCR (very expensive at the time!) and we recorded it. YES it's all live no re-recording. We watched this concert over & over & over. As young musicians we ate it up. So cool to have it available online now anytime. Check the rest of the concert DEF!!!
Way Dude! Seen them myself in 1979.
This was 1981. There was no auto-tune, synchronizing background vocals perfectly with live instruments was impossible. Yes, this concert was remastered, but remastering fixed all the hisses, pops, and such from the old analog tapes. They didn't need to fix the actual vocals and instrumentation (I have the original concert on VHS from the broadcast). Journey was just a very tight, very talented band. And you're wrong. This doesn't sound "exactly like the album version". It is vastly different, which is another reason why you know it's live. Steve never sang a song the same way twice. Neal never played a solo the exact same way twice. Yes, Journey has plenty of hard songs: "Separate Ways", "Be Good To Yourself", "Stone In Love", "Ask The Lonely", "Any Way You Want It", "Line Of Fire", "Where Were You", "La Do Da", "Keep On Runnin'", "Dead Or Alive", "Escape", "Chain Reaction", "Edge Of The Blade", "Let It Rock You" (a demo)", "Can't Tame The Lion", "One More"... and plenty more after Perry left.
Do a Reaction to Journey with Lead Singer Steve Perry Escape Tour Live in Houston 1981 " Don't Stop Believin " " Stone in Love " " Girl Can't Help it " " Mother Father " " Escape " " Stay Awhile " Also Songs like " Only The Young " Faithfully " " Separate Ways " " I'll Be Alright Without You " " When You Love A Women " " Keep On Runnin " " Sweet And Simple " " Steve Perry is called the " Voice " He is One of the Best if not the Best Singer in Rock History, Steve has his own Songs " Make No Difference " " O' Sherrie made it to No. 2 on the Hot 100 " Foolish Heart made it to No. 15.
I love that Schon gets to go off on that solo. He's said they made him redo the solo in the studio cut so many times. They kept telling him he was over-playing and the version they used was his sort-of angry ironic take at a simple solo.
Yes, this is live. They sound like that in concert. I've seen them a few times.
Anything from “Trial by Fire “ is amazing. ❤️🔥
It's live for sure.
If you want Journey songs that rock spanning their full catalog - here you go:
Of A Lifetime, Anyway, She Makes Me (Feel Alright), Hustler, Next, Feeling That Way/Anytime (live), Just The Same Way, Lady Luck, Any Way You Want It, Line Of Fire, Where Were You, Stone In Love, Keep On Runnin, Escape, Lay It Down, Dead Or Alive, Mother Father, Send Her My Love, Chain Reaction, Edge Of The Blade, Troubled Child, Only The Young, Ask The Lonely, Girl Can't Help It, Be Good To Yourself, Raised On Radio, Message Of Love, One More, Castles Burning, Higher Place, The Place In Your Heart, Out Of Harms Way, Better Together, Never Too Late, Never Walk Away, Change For The Better, Where Did I Lose Your Love, What It Takes To Win, City Of Hope, Edge Of The Moment, Together We Run, You Got The Best Of Me, Don't Go.
Great Band
This is MUCH, MUCH better than the studio. The only "tricks" were the mixing - just like any other live concert.
🎸💯 Journey w/Steve Perry was so good‼🔥
It's Sunday @4:47 a.m. and this reaction REALLY jumped out at me, BizMatik‼I don't sleep much; so music is VERY important to me and when it's stuff from "back in the day," it's a special high‼Thanks BizMatik‼☮ ❤ 🎶
😁😁🙌🏿
yes its sounds that good in concert --i have been there --amazing
Pure 💘 Live!!
Nothing altered, pure God given talent.
They have some great rocking sounds
I saw them live somewhat later than this on the "Raised on Radio" tour. They were flawless. The venue was the old ATL OMNI, lousy acoustics, decent seats. Nothing wrong with his voice. Steve left the band at the end of the tour. He was tired of touring.
Yes, it’s real and they were that great live.
I've been to their concerts. It's live! They were that good!
It is called talent. They were all the way live.
Is good job and God-bless
Same concert...Mother Father. Steve at his very best.
It was absolutely live. Steve is a legend.
Neal Schon's a beast on guitar - that solo belongs in the top 5 of all-time. And of course Steve Perry's voice is awesome.
Steve is known as "the voice" for a reason. If you need a rock song by them listen to lay it down live with steve singing
Not Altered at all!!! That is how good they were live! They were fire with Steve Perry!!!❤❤❤❤
That was Steve's claim to fame. He sounded just as good live or better than he sounded in the studio. And you can research that for evidence. They didn't have fake mixing on stage back in the day. You either had the pipes or you didn't. This concert/tour was in 1981, and I believe that in 2012, thirty-one years later, the escape tour concerts where remastered to upgrade online sound quality.
We don't have artists of this caliber anymore here in the States. The Philippines got it so good today.
Singing competitions are their national pastime, and most grew up on this music.
Definitely one of the best solos ever performed by Neal Schon❤
They sound better live than on tape. Not just love ballads, check out After The Fall, Seperate Ways, Worlds Apart. Do you want some other bands from that era to react to?
Great reaction once again
Thank you
Great tour