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To me, THIS is Journey. This lineup and era was classic.
Steve Perry’s voice is out of this world!
“Faithfully” will always be the ultimate rock love ballad for me!
AMEN!!
(“The Search Is Over” by Survivor is my close 2nd for ultimate rock love ballad.)
Faithfully is Journey's best ballad imo. No doubt about it.
@@BoUrnNe26 "when you love a woman" is a very close second
Me too!
Oh, Hands down for me. Faithfully sends me out and gives me chills and goosebumps every time I hear him carry out that long note at the end....I'm laid out and done. There's a reason why he was named "The Voice".
Steve Perry was intriguing to people because of how he could use his voice to pull emotions through the music. There are lyrics, and there is a deep layer of depth to the lyrics because he can make you feel the emotion that come from the words. I think Steve Perry was what made this band famous and alluring.
Yes, it’s Steve Perry. Steve Perry IS Journey. Best voice in rock and roll!
Donna M "The Voice" is what I like to call him
Neal Schon is Journey. And when Greg Rolie left and the contrast between Steve and Greg was lost, a lot of the magic of Journey was lost.
Donna M, Neil Schon is very underrated. I think you’re sleeping on him. Excellent Guitarist and song writer.
I saw Journey at an outdoor concert in Miami in 1983-unforgettable! They played with Sammy Hagar (not bad), Aerosmith (minus Joe Perry😐) and Bryan Adams (sucked). Journey was AMAZING!
@@Nina-rg8es I saw Journey at an outdoor show in New Orleans w/ Foghat, Zebra and Bryan Adams.
At the end of the guitar solo, Steve Perry hits some notes in the background that are out of this world for a male vocalist!
That note was fuckin insane
Yep a little too hidden in reverb. Awesome!
Sounded like Brad Delp from Boston!
He does it in ‘Mother, Father’ as well.
Has always been my favorite "scream" yet so hidden and haunting.
The best Journey song. "Lights" also is good. I hope Ryan gets excited.
Lights is a great song..!
Feeling That Way is another one..!
@@2869may daydream I think is a very under rated song. But I think Escape doesn't get enough listening also
YESSS LIGHTS
I really like " Who's Crying Now ~ "
Perfect tone, perfect pitches, Steve Perry best voice ever...Of course it’s Steve Perry, it’s perfect. ❤️
Journey is by far the absolute best, Steve Perry's vocals blow me away even after all these years.
Take a listen to "Stone in Love" .... You'll love it! (another Journey tune)
One of their best...!
Hands down my favorite Journey song.
Feeling That Way/Anytime is another really good one...!
Play anything off of Escape - ESPECIALLY the title song - and you will love it!
"Stone in Love" is Journey at their very best. Great guitar solo.
My favorite Journey song is "Lovin, Touchin , Squeezin" but that being said I love all of their music.
That was the 1st song I heard from Journey. It was on a vinyl compilation album of the best hits of the year. My sister had bought it but I wore the Lovin Touchin Squeezin track out.
Peace
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“Make me weep”...😳🤯
That was Steve Perry that sang it.
Talk about 70s listen to yes roundabout
So funny because that is my least favorite song by them and it was overplayed. I was in high school when they were at their peak. Saw them in concert...their last concert ever with Steve Perry.
You need to listen to
'Still They Ride'
'Mother Father'
'Stone In Love '
Steve Perry is the GOAT VOICE of all time. He will never be duplicated because God broke the mold after perfection was created. His ability to reach the high notes and hold them forever is crazy good. Steve joined the band in 1978 when I was 12 years old. They have been my favorite band since then. Seeing them in concert was an experience. They pioneered the light show and screens in concerts.
Journey is one of those bands that you can recognize the song within the first few notes.
My apologies to anyone who has made these points before me in the comments.
This is indeed Steve Perry singing. His voice became more gruff due to the relentless touring the band did, but he still kept his quality and range until the mid 80s when he retired.
Journey began as a Santana spin off band with Greg Rollie on keys and vocals and Neil Schon on guitar (both from Santana). Earlier Journey sounded very much like Santana without the Latin influence with Rollie on vocals (singer of Black Magic Woman etc...). They found Perry and he gradually took over the lead vocal role, with their early hits with Perry often sharing lead vocals Rollie. When Rollie left he was replaced with Johnathan Cain from the Babies who brought a new style of songwriting and a new keyboard style for the 80s (the synthesizer replaced Rollie’s go to Hammond organ). This obviously did very well for Journey.
There are three phases of Journey: The pre Perry Rollie era, the Rollie/Perry era, and the Perry/Cain mega 80s hit era.
I like them all.
This song sits in the Rollie/Perry era.
PERFECT!
Dude!
YOU SHOULD GIVE "WHOS CRYING NOW" A LISTEN ALSO FROM JOURNEY
Live from Houston, Tx!!!!
Houston live
Good tune
@@renee-kingsdaughter5584 Thanks! One of my favorite classic rock songs, never heard that version though!
@@Nikadeemus88 ...... You're very welcome!!! The Journey Escape concert in Houston, is simply the BEST!!! Journey was in that time in their prime! Mother Father was done in perfection, in that concert as well!!
Journey has a bunch of huge hits. love Only the Young.
Oh man is that a good song. Brings back so many memories from my tween/teen years in the '80s. Gives me the warm and fuzzies.
K L ...from the “Vision Quest” soundtrack! Great tune
Includes one of my top 5 Neal Schon solos.
That is Steve Perry.One the best vocal of all time.
Oh its steve perry. No one can duplicate his voice. Been listening to Journey since 1978, and thats his voice indeed,
You missed the long high note during the guitar solo as it sounds like an instrument than the perfect vocal by the one and only Steve Perry. Give Mother Father a try or Sweet and Simple.
anakina1 thank you for pointing that out. I don’t think either one noticed that . I never knew it until I read it in a comment about the video.
Yep. They missed it. I never heard it before either and I’ve heard this song a million times on the radio. Last year I heard it. I was floored! Ok guys, you need to see the performance. Then you’ll see that was Steve with that high, looong note. th-cam.com/video/MxGEVIvSFeY/w-d-xo.html
Gotta include Steve Perry up there with the likes of Freddie. Incredible voice.
That’s an important part of that song
Sweet and Simple is way under rated and my favorite Journey song...
“Faithfully” is also one of their great songs and arguably the quintessential “cigarette lighter” power ballad of the 1980’s.
That is my favorite by them. Hands down.
Fun fact - Neal Schon (guitarist of Journey) played with Santana when he was a teenager.
Neal Schon and keyboardist Greg Rolle were in Santana together. Played at Woodstock with Santana, so that's legit af. Rolle sang lead on "Black Magic Woman", huge hit for Santana. They left Santana to start Journey. Rolle sang lead for their first three albums before Steve Perry joined. He retired after three more albums and was replaced by Jonathan Cain, who wrote or cowrote some of Journey's biggest hits.
Another fact, before Jonathan Cain joined Journey, he was in the Babys, with John Waite.
Another fact, I didn't know any of that
After Journey broke up, Waite, Schon and Cain formed a group called Bad English. Their first album was pretty good, had a couple of hit singles. Pretty standard 80's pop rock, but good 80's pop rock. I think they put out a second one but if they did I didn't notice.
@@joepegel Bad English!
"Lovin', Touching Squeezing", "Stone in Love", "Feeling That Way/ Anytime" and "Stay Awhile" are the best of Journey for me!
Ya, these are the Journey songs that appeal to me more.
When they used to play two Journey songs in a row on the radio... I would lose my mind.
@@JoannaDaCosta70 Two for Tuesdays! Haha!!! :)))
That’s Steve Perry, he has a signature sound.
Lovin, touchin, squeezin- Journey.
Steve Perry's vocals in that song are AMAZING.
It's Steve Perry, same singer as "anyway you want" and " separate ways". This is their 3rd album, he just joined the band for this album
dawnpatrol700 4th album
dawnpatrol700y hu hi
@@damiankarras I stand corrected. I always forget about next, simply because its the only journey I don't have. I even have the newest 4 or 5 post-downloading ones lol
4th album.
You guys missed Steve Perry’s incredibly high note that he held for a long time around 7:00 into your video.
Yep, and if they had listened to Steve singing ( mother /Father) they'd hear that same note
What’s the correct timestamp for this?
It kind of blows my mind you can't tell it's Steve Perry.
This is Steve Perry! He was in the band from 1977-1986 and again when the classic lineup got back together in the mid 90s. Infinity was the first album they did with him. I think they did some demos with Fleischman but never actually released an album with him.
Love you guys, Steve perry is the singer on this track.
Yes it is Steve Perry and did you guys notice the very high extended vocals at 7:35 in your video? Steve has a very distinct vocal sound and once you hear it, you should remember it.
Freddy mercury and Steve Perry probably best natural voices in rock ever
Absolutely!
Brad Delp!!!
Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder deserve it too
Rob Halford and Brent Smith should be in that running
Kerry livgren
JOURNEY “WHOSE CRYING NOW”
Best outro solo of all time.
Pantera- Cemetery Gates
This song will tickle your ears & fire y'all asses up. Keep doing whatcha do!
DeeLyn Beard They said they’re not gonna do Pantera after Phil’s white power comment several years ago. They did a Vinny Paul tribute after he died though.
@@antonlarter2123 Perhaps they can do the Between The Buried And Me cover version instead, which is also amazing.
Liam Fitzpatrick I’ll have to check that out.
Definitely! Cemetery Gates or This Love would be a good starting point for these guys to see both sides of soft and heavy Pantera.
Lost in Vegas: We're not going to do Pantera
Dumbases on TH-cam: lists several Pantera songs they should do.
Its steve perry in the 70's he had a bit lighter and smoother voice back then i get the confusion but you know its steve perry when you hear it, the greatest of all time, The VOICE.
If you pay special attention to the drummer you can hear him building the song as it goes along like a train rolling down a railroad track.
Guys, if your going to do classic rock you MUST do "the chain" by Fleetwood Mac. Greatest bass break in the history of pop.
yep. they should do the chain and actually make an exception and read about the song and the album before they listen to it to get the general idea about the whole sopa opera going on in the band :D
@@jakubmichalski4305 yup, context is what makes that tune outstanding. I'm not even a classic rock fan, but that entire album demands respect nomatter what your tastes are.
The only Fleetwood Mac song I like. It’s a good tune with healthy transitions.
I love Fleetwood Mac and their best songs you can feel the irritation and anger creating unbelievable chemistry.
Any Fleetwood Mac would work for me. Love them!!
If you want to hear Steve Perry at his best, try "Mother Father" or "Still They Ride"
Oh, sweet Jesus... "Still They Ride"....
Oh hell yes! Love ❤️ those songs...
Mother Father live in 81 will blow their minds. Anyone’s really...
Or.."Sweet and Simple" from album, Evolution (1979)
Yes, both!
Steve Perry's voice is so awesome. I'm not the biggest Journey fan, I like a lot of their songs, just not a giant fan, but Perry is an all time great voice.
Your asking for more guitar from a guy who was so good, he played with Carlos Santana as a teenager and worked with Journey as well. I think he knows where to drop in a song.
Feeling That Way and Anytime. The transition from Gregg Rollie to Steve Perry as frontman. Crowd pleaser
THAT is the best of journey..
So happy to see this comment!! Feeling That Way in particular is a criminally underrated song, imo. One of my all-time favorite songs ever
Also... "just the same way" is my jam jam!! Lol
THIS RIGHT HERE! The absolute best of all!
It's Steve Perry a young Steve Perry but yes most definitely Steve Perry #1 One of the best if not the best period (: The Voice (: A true GOAT (:
When Steve Perry joined the band, he brought the song"Lights". This was their first hit as the Journey we all know and love.
Yo, Steve Perry's voice is so unique sounding how could you not recognize it? Y'all crazy lol
This reaction is representative of part of what makes your channel great. I grew up with Journey and never heard the southern rock/country Riff before. Y'all make me re-listen/re-hear music I thought that I've always known. Y'all seriously need to get into blues rock though. Try Henrik Freischlader and the track Point of View.
BTW, yes that was Steve Perry on lead vocals.
THIS IS STEVE PERRY!!! THE ONE AND ONLY!
Dudes this is one of those songs. The first 20 seconds and your like turn it up, don't matter how loud it was when the song started.
Southern Rock? Wow I don't think I've ever heard anyone think that about Journey being their from San Francisco.
One of Journey's greatest songs! "Wheel in the Sky" great band!
Journey, "Faithfully" is friggin amazing..... I hope you can react to it.....
How could you not recognize Steve Perry! Awesome vocals.
It is Steve Perry. The greatest male live singer in rock history.
Freddie Mercury might have something to say about that.. but he's close.
@@danielchavez8005 I adore Freddie and Freddie wouldn't have much to say. Freddie is one of the top 10 greatest male singers of all time. Steve's body of live work cannot be touched he was absolutely flawless for 20 yrs.
One of the greatest for sure, but there are also: Brad Delp, Freddie M., J.L. Turner, Goran Edman, Ian Gillan, Ronnie J. Dio, David Coverdale, R. Plant...
@@NikolaEON I get it these guys are all amazing but Steve sang note for note for 20 yrs without sonic variation playing the most ridiculous tour schedule a band has ever been asked to do.
What about Paul Rogers?always left out of these lists
Allman Brothers - Whipping Post. Classic southern rock!
Especially the live version from Fillmore East
No
I love Journey! Fleetwood Mac is one of my favorites! Any song from the Rumors album!!
Rumours is the greatest! Listened to it non-stop when I was in the Persian Gulf, 1991
It’s Steve Perry also from mid 70’s to early nineties. Then they tried with a bunch of singers after that. Never was the same without Perry.😔
Ooh! That voice! One of the best rock voices out there!
You guys are so great! Love me some Journey. Hope you guys give Pantera another chance and review Cemetery Gates.
I think they were actually gonna get back to them, but decide against it after seeing some, let’s say, “unflattering” footage of Phil Anselmo.
Understand the reasons why they stay away from Pantera but also think it cheapens what the rest of the guys in that band did in a way. So many people turned off from a monster band because their singer is a loudmouth. That's a damn shame.
"Stone in Love" is one of their best songs.
Well....let's not mince it. It's their best song. Period.
Stone in Love is the Ultimate Concert opener
Love that one too!
Neal just turned 70 him and sammy hagar started at the same time and are really good friends.us older fans are starting to lose some of the soundtracks to are lives .All my heros are dying RIP EDDIE MONEY RICK OCASIC AND ALL THE ROCKSTARS WE CONTINUE TO LOSE.
That was Steve Perry. Golden voice! Great job guys.
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Steve Perry (Journey) & Brad Delp (Boston) ... '70's & '80's rock legendary singers. Brad's gone now since '07, but Steve is still here with us in 2020. Both were brilliant, talented and legendary. Steve is still with us, hopefully he'll bless us with something new in time. But if not, his legacy is set in stone regardless.
This is Steve Perry, love him and the way he harmonizes his voice with the guitar during the solo. He turns his voice into an instrument.
Anytime is another great Journey song...!
Try some real early Journey with Greg Rollie (Santana's singer/keyboardist and original Journey keyboardist) singing. Try "Feeling That Way" with both Rollie and Perry singing
That’s the one they need to hear!
I always loved when Greg and Steve would share and sing together, their voices being different but worked well together.
Oh Yes! Good call Jason!
Best Journey there is man
Steve Perry is lead singer here...I was a junior in high school when this song came out.. A lot of us would get together and go dancing to this ... Awesome music from Journey and many others...
Journey was one of the best bands in the 70s and 80s. They were extremely good live as well.
Infinity was the first album with Steve Perry. He's the main vocalist on the album.. Greg Rolie takes over some of the vocals on Feeling That Way/Anytime....Neal Schon and Greg Rolie were members of Santana at one time...Ainsley Dunbar is on drums here. He left not long after this to join The Jefferson Starship. This was probably Journey's best album... Not one bad tune on the album..The band's sound changed when Greg Rolie left. The band became more pop with the addition of Jonathan Cain, who replaced Greg Rolie.
This one and Evolution were the best
This is Steve Perry when he first joined the band. Stone In Love is another good one that really rocks. I enjoy your guys' commentary and comradery. Keep up the good work.
Steve Perry has an unbelievable teno r voice...after a while with Journey, he went out and did some solo songs. Oh Sherry, such a cool, cool love song...great band!!!
This was my number 1 track that kept me going day-after-day, night-after-night, while I was crisscrossing this country from '91 to '01 in my 18 wheeler. Made it just that much more bearable knowing that the extreme loneliness of "the road" didn't belong to just me...
The Night Flight Orchestra - Gemini
This is an amazingly catchy 70s/80s throwback band and this song has one of the catchiest choruses I've heard in a long time. A great fun and energetic song
One of my favorite new bands!
This was so new and different than the 70’s music that preceded it. I actually saw them on this tour in either 78 or 79.
You guys are the coolest. Your love for and enjoyment of music is front and center, for which I applaud you both.
at 7:33 when u realize u can hear steve’s voice along with the guitar... 0.o
That's badass though was it actually live? he sings shortly after that and it's clearly not the same level or the same mic as the voice heard during the guitar playing
@@madpriest7822 yeah check out the live version, its nuts
Check out anytime/feeling that way. Vocals shared between keyboardist Greg Rolie and Steve Perry. Absolute knock out.
George this is Steve Perry singing, it was co written with Fleischman and their is a demo on youtube with him singing it but on this final recording Perry came in and did it
nailed it!
You must listen to Bad Company....shooting star, Feel like making love or silver, blue and gold
And FOGHAT
No
Moving on, running with the pack
Bad Company had a bunch of great songs!!
Yes Definitely, Silver, Blue & Gold.
Damn... I love you two so much!!!! This 70's music was what I lived my life to back in the day. Now I'm 56 and just trying to make it through the day, :) Seriously, though... love you both so much!!!!
Steve Perry has an epic voice
Lovin, Touchin, Squeezin...how could you have missed THIS Journey song?
Guys....you deserve to hear "mother ,father"live 81,serious man,fantastic vocal and heavy song
I will never forget. It was 2002, I was fired from a job at Computer Associates while I was living in Northern Viginia. I was only at the company for 3 months. I went to my car, and I immediately turned on my radio, like I always did, and what did I hear. "The Wheel in the Sky Keeps on Turning." I got over my firing very quickly!!!!
Steve Perry also did some solo stuff Oh sherry is a song that was very popular in the 80s
Foolish Heart is my fave.
Strung Out is good too.
Pretty sure "Oh Sherry" actually debuted at #1
serious Cheese Keyboards guys
*You should check out his guitar player at the time Lincoln Brewster.* He became one of the best artist in Christian music in my musically qualified opinion. Hands down he is one of the most amazing guitarist out there today. Never a dull moment in his songs that are very, very well done and not the usual fair of what you might think church music sounds like. Just when you think every technique has been done he will take you to another level. I'm not overstating his talent in any way. It proves that God is in charge of the best of the best. With Lincoln Brewster, Christian music is no longer sounding like tame child's play and no beat to it. The full sound and message whether it be reflective or turned up full on concert volume for Jesus it's always spot on. Look him up for your own taste of a great guitarist and music that is powerful and focused on God. You will not be disappointed....... even if you don't believe....... yet. ":^)
Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name
This is my favorite Journey song. Probably their hardest, dark rocker. Also from this album Feeling That Way/Anytime has some of their best vocal harmonies ever.
Would definitely like to see a reaction to mother father as Steve perry stated it was the hardest song to perform live
Queensryche - Another rainy Night and Jet City Woman...!
Yes! Live version however
@@erinkarpinec3678 I'm not cool enough for the live versions.... I like the crisp clean sound of studio music.
Full mind crime album
Those are the two songs I’d suggest to the guys as well!
Oh my God you guys are killing me! This is Steve Perry! Greg Rollie was the singer before him and he's actually playing keys on this track.
Wheel in the Sky was the Journey "anthem" song before Don't Stop Believin' came along. In concert, the entire audience would hit that "For Tomorrow" break in the middle of the song.
Definitely Steve Perry!!!
All time favorite band ever. Very first concert at 15 yrs old.
Me too…May 1983, Bryan Adams opened!!
You guys gotta check out "Lights" for your next Journey listen. Might be my favorite from them.
Love your reactions/reviews. You guys are very open and spot on often in your opinions. Journey was a very influential and pioneers to the times and changes in music. To see them live, you get a different appreciation for the differences in their sound. They were one of the few bands to pivot when it was necessary during that time and moving forward. You should give the band Foreigner a listen (Hot Blooded, Double Vision or Jukebox hero). Keep up the great content fellas.
Journey. OH YEAH🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼Love from Austin Tx♥️♥️♥️
I graduated in 85. But we chose this song from 78 as our class song. And yes it’s Steve Perry.
This is Steve Perry singing.....f'n incredible!
I can feel it, we're getting closer here - The Mars Volta - Cygnus...Vismund Cygnus
1. That was Steve Perry;
2. Journey is from San Francisco, rather than the South;
3. Wheel in the Sky is probably one of Journey's Top 5 songs as far as being played in their concerts and on radio playlists;
4. MORE BOSTON!!!! "Hitch a Ride" or "Let Me Take You Home Tonight";
5. MORE AEROSMITH!!!! Either "Back in the Saddle" or "Last Child" from their Rocks album;
6. Love your work, Gentlemen.
Still appreciative of your review style and the way you bring authentic reaction and active listening. Keep bringing the message - it's good stuff.
journey - edge of the blade!! very rocking track
Yes that's my song.
Great reaction! You need to react to songs from their Escape 1981 Live concert! Who’s Crying Now and Mother/Father and my fav Stone in Love!
Absolutely love love love Journey. Their songs are a big part of the soundtrack to my childhood! On a side note, y-all gotta give Thin Lizzy another shot.... Maybe give jailbreak or are you ready a shot.... please!
Absolutely love you gents and your channel! You guys act like yourself and are honest. Keep on keeping on guys
Steve Perry just came back and has a new solo album out! Has the same great pipes!
Ondi.......He sounds like hes found his happy spot again doesn't he? Good for him.
@@RUHDD4HVN yeah he does and I'm so happy because he's so full of talent. I'll always think of him when I think of journey. Hey, I wanna shout out that I'm starting my own TH-cam channel and it will be out in 3 weeks. Same name and I'd appreciate if you'd check it out and help me grow. It's about how to make money on TH-cam using life experiences! First one will be about me getting "ALL ON 4S" After losing my top teeth to an illness. Thanks in advance @RUHDD4HVN
Love his new album
His voice is shot to hell. That album sucks. He makes yacht rock sound like thrash metal. That's how boring and cheesy that snoozefest is.