Toto's website has been given a new look.

[TotoFan77]

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[The_Noble_Cause]

Toto99.com has an all new look to go with the new line up. As expected Bobby and Greg are gone and now listed as former members. The new site looks amazing, I love the new look.

Thankfully, I don't think Bobby is on bad terms with Toto anymore. All of Yoso's upcoming tour dates are posted on the site.

Thanks 4 the update. Hopefully it's the start of a new TOTO era. Two Joe Williams albums were never enough. Audio from the new dvd will likely be added to the website intro closer to the release date, as was done with FIB Live.

[WalrusOct9]

It's not enough of a re-design to look too far into this, but I'm hoping this signals the return of Toto as an active (if sporadically) active entity.

[G.I.Jim]

It's not enough of a re-design to look too far into this, but I'm hoping this signals the return of Toto as an active (if sporadically) active entity.

+1! I would pay out the ASS to see these guys live, and have never had a chance!

[Ehwmatt]

It's not enough of a re-design to look too far into this, but I'm hoping this signals the return of Toto as an active (if sporadically) active entity.

+1! I would pay out the ASS to see these guys live, and have never had a chance!

Same

[Starrider]

It's not enough of a re-design to look too far into this, but I'm hoping this signals the return of Toto as an active (if sporadically) active entity.

+1! I would pay out the ASS to see these guys live, and have never had a chance!

Same

I saw them in 2007. They were making the rounds of some small venues in the US. I saw them at the Ridgefield Playhouse in Ridgefield, CT. Drove there from central New Jersey, so it wasn't exactly close, but I have gone farther for concerts.

Sat dead center second row, so I was extremely close to Luke. This was basically a Falling in Between tour show with Leland Sklar on bass. Despite the long ride (and the canned background vocals), it was an awesome show. Got a few cuts off of FIB and a healthy dose of the classics as well.

There was a classic Luke moment. Some drunk lady came up close to the stage and was yelling at him to introduce Simon. He said he was going to do that later. She kept going on, so finally he asked her if she was off her meds, called her a psycho bitch (or something similar), and grabbed his crotch and told her to suck his d*ck.

The musicianship was excellent. Probably one of the tightest bands I have ever seen and heard live (Kansas is another good one in that regard). Bobby sounded a little rough at times, but I expected that. There were a few tracks I was hoping for that didn't get played, like Home of the Brave and Hydra (with vocals- they had been using that without vocals to wrap around Simon's drum solo, but can't remember if they even did that- too long ago). Maybe they got left off because they were songs with Paich's vocals. They couldn't leave Africa out though. Sounded a bit different with Greg's vocal delivery.

When I read on MR.com that Luke had shut Toto down, I was very glad I had made that drive. Didn't want to regret never having seen them live.