My stepdad was their tour bus driver when I was a kid so I was able to go out with them for a couple of weeks. I have pictures somewhere of me hanging out with the entire crew on the bus and backstage at some of the shows. I was a huge He-Man and She-Ra fan as a kid and loved every minute of it. I remember the young lady playing Orko and how cool it was watching her move around the huge set on roller skates. Every one was so nice to me and it is a memory I will always cherish.
Yeah I remember Ronnie very well we took a long trip from Las Vegas to I don't know what state but we were on the bus for a long time he is the one that videotaped a lot of my video shows that I have on TH-cam I wonder how he's doing if he's still with us and I appreciate you making this contact
OMG! I can't believe I found this on TH-cam. I saw this show at radio City music Hall in NYC as a kid. I thought I would never see it again. The memories of seeing this started to rush back into my head. I wish I knew the year this tour came out. Thank you so much for posting this. This is like seeing a part of my past come back to life.
@@thefonzkiss he said he plans to release a full footage version, one such version was shown at a Power-Con, so I just wanna know when we can get the full length version to watch, not halves or bits.
This is why I’ll never have issue with fans recording shows. I get it. Put phones down and enjoy the moment but without the bootleggers from back in the day we’d not have been able to revisit memories and enjoy things as much. I get it that now it’s not so necessary since everyone is recording at all times but because of the magic that once got captured by this manner and allowed some older person to revisit their nostalgic memories? I can’t and won’t knock that ever.
Wow, this brings back memories! I saw the Power Tour when it came to Los Angeles. I still have the program. Prior to watching this video, I only had a handful of memories about the actual show. But as I watch this, a few more memories are coming back. Thank you for sharing this video!
It's my pleasure to be able to share a memory with anyone specially going far back to 1986 to 87 I am planning on putting more shows on and even one with behind the scenes the making
I'm glad you got to see the show live it was a lot of fun working on that show I played the character Ninja in about four other characters and battle choreographer in your program you will see the battle choreographer Augustus Park but I go by Gus Park. I do plan on putting a better copy together I'm working on it editing to put out there.
I did post the second half of the show it's just most of the circus was in black so you can't see anything I'm working on an edited version of the entire show it's going to take some time then it'll be on the market
@@sifugus you don’t own the rights to the show or the likenesses of the characters. You’ll get shut down in five minutes flat if you try to sell anything, lame brain
I don't know if it's unfortunate or fortunate that none of the costumes made it to anyone's homes or in storage or anything like that we were told they were thrown away and for good reason it seemed no matter how hard they tried to clean the costumes the smell would not go away we would sweat so bad in those costumes as far as props some people kept props and took them home swords and what have there but I don't have any myself. Other than my swords they were mine that I used on the show so they went home with me.
@@dreadtan Hi there I sent a reply I guess it didn't go through some trying again again this is Gus Park from the Masters of the universe power tour Glad to hear that you were there live to see the show I could imagine that you were very young at the time perhaps I played several characters on the show one of them was Ninja I was one of the skeletors and a few other characters on the show I also choreographed all the battle sequences you see on the show it was a great show and we finished up in Canada we had a great time we did 32 33 cities in the US and Canada we're working on editing some of my videos that I have of the shows so I can put one good show all together and once that's done I'll be posting it on TH-cam I'm glad you enjoyed the show
@@RayC5KD at the time in 86 and 87 it wasn't so bad in fact people were complaining that it was too violent the sword fights were too scary I was one of the players in the show and also the battle choreographer
@@thefonzkiss the man you hear singing the name songsterr is live on a microphone and the guy who plays man at Arms is live on a microphone the rest of us are lip-synching
I saw this. A bunch of religious nuts were protesting outside and handing out flyers. Really tried to talk my parents out of taking me. I was so mad! I don't remember if they were considering it or what, but they took me anyway.
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My stepdad was their tour bus driver when I was a kid so I was able to go out with them for a couple of weeks. I have pictures somewhere of me hanging out with the entire crew on the bus and backstage at some of the shows. I was a huge He-Man and She-Ra fan as a kid and loved every minute of it. I remember the young lady playing Orko and how cool it was watching her move around the huge set on roller skates. Every one was so nice to me and it is a memory I will always cherish.
Yeah I remember Ronnie very well we took a long trip from Las Vegas to I don't know what state but we were on the bus for a long time he is the one that videotaped a lot of my video shows that I have on TH-cam I wonder how he's doing if he's still with us and I appreciate you making this contact
OMG! I can't believe I found this on TH-cam.
I saw this show at radio City music Hall in NYC as a kid. I thought I would never see it again. The memories of seeing this started to rush back into my head. I wish I knew the year this tour came out.
Thank you so much for posting this. This is like seeing a part of my past come back to life.
I am one of the actors in performers and choreographers of the show it went on from 1986 and 87. Thanks for your post.
@@sifugus When is a full-fledged version going to be released?
@@FANtomCore never, obviously. It was never pro shot.
@@thefonzkiss he said he plans to release a full footage version, one such version was shown at a Power-Con, so I just wanna know when we can get the full length version to watch, not halves or bits.
@@sifugus I love you for this like a friend would love an uncle and a cousin
I wanted to see this so bad as a kid. Glad I finally have.
This is why I’ll never have issue with fans recording shows.
I get it. Put phones down and enjoy the moment but without the bootleggers from back in the day we’d not have been able to revisit memories and enjoy things as much.
I get it that now it’s not so necessary since everyone is recording at all times but because of the magic that once got captured by this manner and allowed some older person to revisit their nostalgic memories?
I can’t and won’t knock that ever.
I would have been blown away seeing this as a kid. Even today, this would be amazing to see live. Bring it back!!!
Wow, this brings back memories! I saw the Power Tour when it came to Los Angeles. I still have the program. Prior to watching this video, I only had a handful of memories about the actual show. But as I watch this, a few more memories are coming back. Thank you for sharing this video!
It's my pleasure to be able to share a memory with anyone specially going far back to 1986 to 87 I am planning on putting more shows on and even one with behind the scenes the making
Man, I wish they would have properly recorded this for home viewing. I'd love to really see those costumes.
Old school classic! Such a rare moment in time.
I’m actually sitting here watching this lol
Songster should have an action figure. Who’s with me?
Not official but someone on deviantart made one
@@Necrowolf81 For real?
This is 80’s gold!🤘
I remember going to see this. And I remember Songster well, with the “Welcome To My Universe” song.
Yeah I hope you enjoyed the show when you were kid I enjoyed working on the show
6:24-6:32 so far the most beautiful version if the MOTU jingle ever!!
6:32 *"I HAVE THE POWER!!!"*
I got chills.
Thank you for uploading this masterpiece
Thanks for the video, love to see this enhance and on dvd
I attended this as a kid. They sold really cool sword souvenirs and I was a lucky kid that got to have one, they nearly gouged my mom's eyes out $$
I'm glad you were able to see it as a child. I enjoyed working on the show was a lot of fun.
I saw this in Sioux City, Iowa when I was like 6 years old. I still have the program !
I'm glad you got to see the show live it was a lot of fun working on that show I played the character Ninja in about four other characters and battle choreographer in your program you will see the battle choreographer Augustus Park but I go by Gus Park. I do plan on putting a better copy together I'm working on it editing to put out there.
Ninjor
love it!
I really wish the whole thing was recorded
I did post the second half of the show it's just most of the circus was in black so you can't see anything I'm working on an edited version of the entire show it's going to take some time then it'll be on the market
@@sifugus you don’t own the rights to the show or the likenesses of the characters. You’ll get shut down in five minutes flat if you try to sell anything, lame brain
I was in Philadelphia at the show. I remember Ninjor responded to me. I'll never forget that day.
I'm glad you were able to attend one of our showers and I wish I can remember everyone I made contact with as Ninjor
Yes it misspelled
Shows and it puts showers sorry about that
I'd like to know if any costumes/props still exist, esp that Snout Spout! Wish I could have seen this as a kid fo sho
I don't know if it's unfortunate or fortunate that none of the costumes made it to anyone's homes or in storage or anything like that we were told they were thrown away and for good reason it seemed no matter how hard they tried to clean the costumes the smell would not go away we would sweat so bad in those costumes as far as props some people kept props and took them home swords and what have there but I don't have any myself. Other than my swords they were mine that I used on the show so they went home with me.
@@sifugus awesome, ty for the info!!!
Danny ❤❤❤
Really neat to see again.
When did you see the tour first
@@sifugus I saw it in Vancouver, Canada. I believe it was in the Agra dome or the pacific coliseum. My guess would be in 1987 or 1988.
@@dreadtan Hi there I sent a reply I guess it didn't go through some trying again again this is Gus Park from the Masters of the universe power tour Glad to hear that you were there live to see the show I could imagine that you were very young at the time perhaps I played several characters on the show one of them was Ninja I was one of the skeletors and a few other characters on the show I also choreographed all the battle sequences you see on the show it was a great show and we finished up in Canada we had a great time we did 32 33 cities in the US and Canada we're working on editing some of my videos that I have of the shows so I can put one good show all together and once that's done I'll be posting it on TH-cam I'm glad you enjoyed the show
@@sifugus No way you were in it. So cool I think I still have a program at my moms house. I hope I do. I can’t wait to see what you edit.
Is there an official soundtrack?
Awesome! When will we get to see part 2?
Part 2 is on TH-cam
gus park I’m having trouble finding the link.
Bruh why wasn’t this the live action movie this would have done great in cinemas
Motu foreverrrrrr
This is so bad, I have no words. A He-man musical. You’ve got to be kidding me.
@@RayC5KD at the time in 86 and 87 it wasn't so bad in fact people were complaining that it was too violent the sword fights were too scary I was one of the players in the show and also the battle choreographer
He Man meets Milli Vanilli. Nice lipsynching.
@@thefonzkiss the man you hear singing the name songsterr is live on a microphone and the guy who plays man at Arms is live on a microphone the rest of us are lip-synching
I saw this. A bunch of religious nuts were protesting outside and handing out flyers. Really tried to talk my parents out of taking me. I was so mad! I don't remember if they were considering it or what, but they took me anyway.
I'm glad you were able to see the show I do remember that it helped increase the amount of people that came tomorrow show
I wish loo kee orko"s uncle deen Ellen cinger madame razz and kowl will be in the power tour