Journey
Nakano Sunplaza
Tokyo, Japan
October 13, 1980
Stereo Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Art Included
Nakano Sunplaza
Tokyo, Japan
October 13, 1980
Stereo Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Art Included
Rosebud's Pick
01 - Drums Intro
02 - Where Were You
03 - Just The Same Way
04 - Lovin' You Is Easy
05 - Too Late
06 - Of A Lifetime
07 - Kohoutek
08 - People And Places
09 - Precious Time
10 - Lights
11 - Stay Awhile
12 - Dixie Highway
13 - Homemade Love
14 - Anytime
15 - Walks Like A Lady
16 - Neal Schon Guitar Solo
17 - La Do Da
18 - Ross Valory Bass Solo
19 - Steve Smith Drum Solo
20 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
21 - Wheel In The Sky
22 - Anyway You Want It
23 - Encore Break
24 - I'm Cryin'
25 - Line Of Fire
Journey is:
Steve Perry - lead, harmony & backing vocals
Gregg Rolie - piano; organ; synthesizers; harmonica; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Neal Schon - guitars; harmony & backing vocals
Ross Valory - bass guitar; bass pedals; harmony & backing vocals
Steve Smith - drums; percussion
This show is often traded with the wrong date and location of Exhibition Hall, Osaka, Japan, October 10th, 1980. The real date is the one stated above in the show description. I have a couple versions of this DVD and this one is an audio upgrade for sure. All the DVDs available previously were mono TV soundboard recordings while this is a stereo mix. There are a couple mono patches but these are mostly during audience noise and don't take from the enjoyment of this classic concert. After this tour Greg Rolie would leave to be replaced by Johnathon Cain. The transformation to an adult oriented arena rock band would be complete. Gone would be the hard rock/prog rock leanings of the original band. At least we get to hear the instrumental "Kohoutek" and Greg belt out "Of A Life Time" one last time.
I really enjoy your DVD ripped shows. Please keep them coming. And a Journey ?: 1980 Dream after Dream Soundtrack any thoughts on that?
ReplyDeleteI have lots of DVDs to rip so no problem there. The Dream After Dream soundtrack I do not have. It's still commercially available too so not something I would post on this site (I try not to do that only unofficial or out of print). If I do come across it in my web wanderings I'll let you know and set you up with a private download link for you. Wish I did have it. I heard it was more progressive than anything else they did with Perry.
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I have it I was just was curious about your take on it. Since it was never really mentioned anywhere. Anyway here is a Demonoid link https://www.dnoid.to/files/details/321441/068612566/
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, just got it. Will check it out after I get done with this DVD I'm ripping the audio from. It's from Imperial State Electric, Nick Anderson's band he formed after The Hellacopters folded. Just like you would expect from Nick. Good stuff, Thanks for the Journey.
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