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Liz22562 wrote:Over the weekend, VH1 Classic showed a Damn Yankees concert (which was phenomenal). There is definitely musical magic with Shaw/Blades.
Peace~

froy wrote:Froy, let me ask you a serious question: what would you do if you were in Tommy's shoes?
I would stop the bullshit and work on his own merits
Go on tour and promote Tommy Shaw
He could open for anyone and do an hour set
Here is the setlist
The Ocean
On My Way
Tell Me How Should I Feel
Just Get Through This Night
Somewhere In The Night
A Place To Call My Own
Girls With Guns
Bllue Collar Man
That's all in how you say it
High Enough
Lonely School
The Silence Is Broken
Renegade,
Tommy Shaw is a follower
He is taking the easy road and just collecting pay checks
No balls at all.
Get off the copycat road and sing your own songs
There all great songs
No offense to Journey fans, but at least he's not Steve Perry who called it a day and whatever shape his voice is in, the fans will never hear it.

froy wrote:
Liz22562 wrote:Monker,
I read just before the release of the cd that the difference between the import and the US version is an extra song. I'm sure I read that it was a song by "Bread", but can not for the life of me remember where I read it.
Over the weekend, VH1 Classic showed a Damn Yankees concert (which was phenomenal). There is definitely musical magic with Shaw/Blades.
Peace~
Monker wrote:Liz22562 wrote:Monker,
I read just before the release of the cd that the difference between the import and the US version is an extra song. I'm sure I read that it was a song by "Bread", but can not for the life of me remember where I read it.
Over the weekend, VH1 Classic showed a Damn Yankees concert (which was phenomenal). There is definitely musical magic with Shaw/Blades.
Peace~
Thank you.
Yes, the DY concert on VH1Classics was from the "Uprising" video. There were a lot of bits cut out, from what I remember. It's been a while since I watched the VHS.

Ash wrote:Monker wrote:Liz22562 wrote:Monker,
I read just before the release of the cd that the difference between the import and the US version is an extra song. I'm sure I read that it was a song by "Bread", but can not for the life of me remember where I read it.
Over the weekend, VH1 Classic showed a Damn Yankees concert (which was phenomenal). There is definitely musical magic with Shaw/Blades.
Peace~
Thank you.
Yes, the DY concert on VH1Classics was from the "Uprising" video. There were a lot of bits cut out, from what I remember. It's been a while since I watched the VHS.
I rolled the audio of that off onto a MiniDisc years ago... I still have the disc but nothing to play it on. The video was... I mean.... cheezy. Lots of little skits and bits... was just kinda fully of bravado and other kinds of stuff. Some of the ad-libbing that Jack did on "High Enough" was pretty annoying too.
How a couple of peace nick hippies ever survived two albums in a band with Ted "This next song is called don't tread on me and it's like a big fu**in finger to the world that says kiss my america fu**in ass" Nugent is astonishing.

7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
froy wrote:7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
Again what does DDY have to do with this thread?

froy wrote:7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
Again what does DDY have to do with this thread?
gr8dane wrote:froy wrote:7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
Again what does DDY have to do with this thread?
Yes 7,what does Dennis have to do with this thread.Explain please.
While we are waiting,eh froy.How about a new thread along the lines,"gasprices:,Bush','Bestbid motors'Neil Diamond' or some madcap Youtube' stuff.It is a Styxboard after all.
froy wrote:gr8dane wrote:froy wrote:7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
Again what does DDY have to do with this thread?
Yes 7,what does Dennis have to do with this thread.Explain please.
While we are waiting,eh froy.How about a new thread along the lines,"gasprices:,Bush','Bestbid motors'Neil Diamond' or some madcap Youtube' stuff.It is a Styxboard after all.
Go ahead your turn
Lets see what you got big guy.
7 Wishes wrote:Jack and Tommy's vocals were dead-on and perfect.

brywool wrote:7 Wishes wrote:Jack and Tommy's vocals were dead-on and perfect.
Actually 7, I THINK that they were re-recorded for the original video. I've got a boot from Colorado and the vocals are not that tight at all and I THINK it was the same show.
Someone correct me if they know different.

stabbim wrote:brywool wrote:7 Wishes wrote:Jack and Tommy's vocals were dead-on and perfect.
Actually 7, I THINK that they were re-recorded for the original video. I've got a boot from Colorado and the vocals are not that tight at all and I THINK it was the same show.
Someone correct me if they know different.
Haven't heard any boots of that specific show, but going in and overdubbing all the vocals in post-production seems unlikely considering the DY warts-and-all aesthetic...unless there were some egregiously out of tune moments.
Side note: I have a recording from a radio broadcast, also in Denver, from the 4th of July 1993. TS was obvioulsy feeling ill and struggling with his vocals, especially the higher notes. It's probably the weakest I've ever heard his voice, but I give him props for soldiering on.

bugsymalone wrote:As to this live performance of DY, I watched it on Vh1C and enjoyed parts of it. I am so not a fan of Nugent, though, that I have a hard time watching/listening to anything he does. I was surprised at how clothed Nuge was, though. That is usually not the case with him.
Bugsy
brywool wrote:I thought Carteloni was pretty funny.
7 Wishes wrote:In Froy' universe, any record not composed entirely by Denny DeOld is pure, unadulterated bollocks and unlistenable.
Ash wrote:How a couple of peace nick hippies ever survived two albums in a band with Ted "This next song is called don't tread on me and it's like a big fu**in finger to the world that says kiss my america fu**in ass" Nugent is astonishing.
As much as I'm not into cover albums I think for you to say "Shaw has no balls at all"- I think you're way off. IF he had no balls at all, Deyoung would still be in the band working "Paradise" into every friggin' lyric
and dragging the band down
while he worked on his (HORRIBLE) Hunchback play.


DarwinNebraska wrote:I'm not a big fan of covers albums in general.... but every *once* in a while one comes along that's damn good and blows you away. This happens to be one of those.... the song selection on here and the interpretions are excellent.
I would have loved to see Shaw/Blades when they were here in Pittsburgh, a couple of my friends went, but I couldn't make it that night as it was my daughters 2nd b-day.
Hopefully they'll make a return swing and I'll be able to catch the show. My friends loved it.
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