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Enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0PrCmaMSDg

Breathtaking.

Thanks Voyager. SP and NS both just soar in that one.

I did enjoy. Thanks, Voyager!

Absolutely love this song and video. Wish it would've charted higher for the guys. It is a very "Journey-sounding" song.

Had to bump it. I think this song fucking rocks.

Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Voyager wrote:Had to bump it. I think this song fucking rocks.

I don't know how you remembered that post.

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

WOW is fucking right! I wish I had seen this before I placed my vote for Pineda. DAMN JEREMY...nice job!

Voyager wrote:Enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0PrCmaMSDg

Breathtaking.

My favorite song off of ROR. Funny, though, isn't that the question we have all been asking about Journey for years? Why can't this night go on forever? I suppose that nothing is forever.

WCTNGOF is the most Journey sounding song on ROR. I attribute that mostly to Steve Smith's signature drumming.

Great song. It was both my prom song and eventually was my wedding song.

I'll be honest, I prefer this song to "Open Arms" and "Faithfully". It's likely because both of those songs have been played so much on the radio and on television that they've become generic. It's one of my favorite Journey ballads.

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Thanks very much!

A cool story, don't know if I've shared this or not. Jonathan was extremely excited that we performed WCTNGOF in our set when he and Neal came to Charlotte. The night we performed for Irving et al and the rest of the band's family and friends, we only did about 8 songs or so, and basically just wanted to show off the lineup for the group that was there. I think we may have closed with "Separate Ways," and we finished that and were about to shake hands, etc. Jonathan said to Neal, "Let's do one more, let's do WCTNGOF," and Neal kind of blew it off, saying, "eh, we hadn't practiced that one, yada yada yada," so Jonathan turned to me and said, "let's do it, just you and me..." So I brought the mic over next to the piano, and Jonathan and I performed that song with just me and him on acoustic piano. It was a sublime experience, and the last Journey song I would perform with the band (not counting the demos we did for the next couple of days). Tim Jarstadt (accountant) had tears in his eyes and told Sabrina "I've been waiting 20 years to hear that," and Liz Cain came up afterwards and gave me a hug, and told me it was a "spiritual experience." She was probably exaggerating, but still, it was a great way to end the night.

Jeremey wrote:A cool story, don't know if I've shared this or not. Jonathan was extremely excited that we performed WCTNGOF in our set when he and Neal came to Charlotte. The night we performed for Irving et al and the rest of the band's family and friends, we only did about 8 songs or so, and basically just wanted to show off the lineup for the group that was there. I think we may have closed with "Separate Ways," and we finished that and were about to shake hands, etc. Jonathan said to Neal, "Let's do one more, let's do WCTNGOF," and Neal kind of blew it off, saying, "eh, we hadn't practiced that one, yada yada yada," so Jonathan turned to me and said, "let's do it, just you and me..." So I brought the mic over next to the piano, and Jonathan and I performed that song with just me and him on acoustic piano. It was a sublime experience, and the last Journey song I would perform with the band (not counting the demos we did for the next couple of days). Tim Jarstadt (accountant) had tears in his eyes and told Sabrina "I've been waiting 20 years to hear that," and Liz Cain came up afterwards and gave me a hug, and told me it was a "spiritual experience." She was probably exaggerating, but still, it was a great way to end the night.

That's an awesome story. Wish I could have seen it. Sounds like you at least have quite a few memories from your time spent with the Journey guys.

STORY_TELLER wrote:WCTNGOF is the most Journey sounding song on ROR. I attribute that mostly to Steve Smith's signature drumming.

Great song. It was both my prom song and eventually was my wedding song.

Shadowsong wrote:

STORY_TELLER wrote:WCTNGOF is the most Journey sounding song on ROR. I attribute that mostly to Steve Smith's signature drumming.

Great song. It was both my prom song and eventually was my wedding song.

As good as that YouTube video is, it doesn't do Jeremey justice on that song. He's incredible live.

I wont try to quote,But Jeremey is the only singer that has sung this song since Steve P.No one can sing that song better than Jeremey other than Steve Perry,no one has even tried,and you can quote me on that,thanks for the story Jeremey,it is a shame Cain is gay

stevew2 wrote:I wont try to quote,But Jeremey is the only singer that has sung this song since Steve P.No one can sing that song better than Jeremey other than Steve Perry,no one has even tried,and you can quote me on that,thanks for the story Jeremey,it is a shame Cain is gay

AWWWWW now that's some real Journey music! And Jeremy....Beautiful

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Hey, I think I know who made that clip...

What a great night!!! I have a few other videos from that night that unfortunately won't be making it to MR, huh Ed...

donnaplease wrote:

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Hey, I think I know who made that clip...

What a great night!!! I have a few other videos from that night that unfortunately won't be making it to MR, huh Ed...

Ahhh....great night!

The voice and the guitar together at the ending of that song is simply breathtaking..never fails to bring tears to my eyes.

Jeremey wrote:

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Thanks very much!

A cool story, don't know if I've shared this or not. Jonathan was extremely excited that we performed WCTNGOF in our set when he and Neal came to Charlotte. The night we performed for Irving et al and the rest of the band's family and friends, we only did about 8 songs or so, and basically just wanted to show off the lineup for the group that was there. I think we may have closed with "Separate Ways," and we finished that and were about to shake hands, etc. Jonathan said to Neal, "Let's do one more, let's do WCTNGOF," and Neal kind of blew it off, saying, "eh, we hadn't practiced that one, yada yada yada," so Jonathan turned to me and said, "let's do it, just you and me..." So I brought the mic over next to the piano, and Jonathan and I performed that song with just me and him on acoustic piano. It was a sublime experience, and the last Journey song I would perform with the band (not counting the demos we did for the next couple of days). Tim Jarstadt (accountant) had tears in his eyes and told Sabrina "I've been waiting 20 years to hear that," and Liz Cain came up afterwards and gave me a hug, and told me it was a "spiritual experience." She was probably exaggerating, but still, it was a great way to end the night.

wow man ,, thats insane!! btw.. any video running that night ?

Jeremey wrote:

Voyager wrote:Jeremey does an excellent job on this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgS2bNkmA0

Wow.

Thanks very much!

A cool story, don't know if I've shared this or not. Jonathan was extremely excited that we performed WCTNGOF in our set when he and Neal came to Charlotte. The night we performed for Irving et al and the rest of the band's family and friends, we only did about 8 songs or so, and basically just wanted to show off the lineup for the group that was there. I think we may have closed with "Separate Ways," and we finished that and were about to shake hands, etc. Jonathan said to Neal, "Let's do one more, let's do WCTNGOF," and Neal kind of blew it off, saying, "eh, we hadn't practiced that one, yada yada yada," so Jonathan turned to me and said, "let's do it, just you and me..." So I brought the mic over next to the piano, and Jonathan and I performed that song with just me and him on acoustic piano. It was a sublime experience, and the last Journey song I would perform with the band (not counting the demos we did for the next couple of days). Tim Jarstadt (accountant) had tears in his eyes and told Sabrina "I've been waiting 20 years to hear that," and Liz Cain came up afterwards and gave me a hug, and told me it was a "spiritual experience." She was probably exaggerating, but still, it was a great way to end the night.

Wow, that's amazing Jeremey. So you were going to be touring with Journey? what happend man, just couldn't go through with it or, something more personal you can't talk about. Still that's a kickass, one in a lifetime story.

Vladan wrote:Wow, that's amazing Jeremey. So you were going to be touring with Journey? what happend man, just couldn't go through with it or, something more personal you can't talk about. Still that's a kickass, one in a lifetime story.

dude,, thats just embarrassing .. i know your down under , but you dont have to be down under..

read this..
http://bullmuse.wordpress.com/2007/09/

larryfromnextdoor wrote:

Vladan wrote:Wow, that's amazing Jeremey. So you were going to be touring with Journey? what happend man, just couldn't go through with it or, something more personal you can't talk about. Still that's a kickass, one in a lifetime story.

dude,, thats just embarrassing .. i know your down under , but you dont have to be down under..

read this..
http://bullmuse.wordpress.com/2007/09/

Thanks for the link Larry

Yeah I try to keep up to date, kinda hard these days - been a busy guy, but I'll take a look at this, cheers.

Does anyone know if SP sang this song in any of the ROR concerts? I don't think so. It would be a very hard song to sing live (the heart-wrenching soaring vocals). Deen did a credible job on a boot I saw/heard.

To me, though, this is SP's signature song. No one can do it like him. It's almost as if he's saying good-bye to the fans--the last song of his last Journey album. Never mind TBF; it was an anomaly, pushed and made happen by John Kalodner and Sony.

annie89509 wrote:Does anyone know if SP sang this song in any of the ROR concerts? I don't think so. It would be a very hard song to sing live (the heart-wrenching soaring vocals). Deen did a credible job on a boot I saw/heard.

To me, though, this is SP's signature song. No one can do it like him. It's almost as if he's saying good-bye to the fans--the last song of his last Journey album. Never mind TBF; it was an anomaly, pushed and made happen by John Kalodner and Sony.

I agree. There was so much emotion that came through in the vocals - and it was like a sad, heartbroken emotion instead of the usual upbeat feel. It almost seems haunting that this was the last song of the last Journey album that Steve really wanted to be a part of.

stevew2 wrote:I wont try to quote,But Jeremey is the only singer that has sung this song since Steve P.No one can sing that song better than Jeremey other than Steve Perry,no one has even tried,and you can quote me on that,thanks for the story Jeremey,

You are entirely right. Jeremey does this song beautifully...

larryfromnextdoor wrote:wow man ,, thats insane!! btw.. any video running that night ?

Lar, I honestly took no pics with the band and absolutely did no recording...I was told I'd be back there within weeks to continue working on new material, so I didn't want to seem like a tew-rist.

**sigh** Now, that was Journey.