MR

Posted: **Sat Feb 12, 2005 3:03 pm**

Just got it today and I found it awesome and sad.

What a lot of talent working together. I enjoyed the out takes on the solo work the most. How great to see them work it all out.

Posted: **Sun Feb 13, 2005 8:33 am**

heardonthestreet wrote:Just got it today and I found it awesome and sad.

What a lot of talent working together. I enjoyed the out takes on the solo work the most. How great to see them work it all out.

Received mine also but have not opened it yet. Looking forward to it

Posted: **Mon Feb 14, 2005 2:02 am**

You have a treat in store PF.

Journey must have been proud of their frontman performing with all the greats and to be considered one of them.

The liner said that he thought that he was dreaming..

Posted: **Tue Feb 15, 2005 4:10 am**

heardonthestreet wrote:Journey must have been proud of their frontman performing with all the greats and to be considered one of them.

Those greats would include such great talents as LaToya Jackson, Randy Jackson, Tito Jackson, Sean Hopper, Dan Ackroyd, Marlin Jackson, and Bob Geldof.
:lol:

Perry had one of the shortest pieces to sing on We Are The World. The real greats all had great...and long...parts. :!:

Now, can we put this Perry-on-a-pedestal-thread-with-no-takers to rest finally? :roll:

Posted: **Tue Feb 15, 2005 4:43 am**

Watched a little last night. Thought it was funny that with all these short solos, everyone was reading from their sheet music except Perry! LOL Cyndi Lauper....my oh my! Bob Dylan looked brain dead. Anyway, alot to go before I sleep

I enjoyed Stevie Wonder and then last night enjoyed him again on another "charity piece" at the Grammies.....20 years later and I think he is the only one who was on both!??! He hasn't changed much

MR

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