What Makes This Song Great? "Don't Stop Believin'" JOURNEY
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2019
- In this episode of "What Makes This Song Great? Ep.69" we explore the music of JOURNEY.
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If Rick Beato isn't the coolest guy alive, I don't know who is. These shows are phenomenal. Talk about going down a rabbit hole - I could watch these all day!
The first guitar solo (
Steve's vocal presence is amazing, unique tones, he had a special voice that made the band shine.
You probably won’t see my comment Rick, but Neal Schon is my cousin ! I grew up going to journey concerts with my dad. I’ve hung out with Neal many times backstage and it’s always a great time. I loved this video so much. Thank you
“No Johnny, don’t stop believing”
True story. I first stumbled across Rick’s WMTSG series back around Episode 17, Boston. So, March of 2018. I immediately told my brother about these, and we quickly consumed the previous episodes and eagerly consumed each new episode as they came out. Somewhere along the way, I casually remarked to my brother, “You know, if Rick ever does an episode on ‘Don’t stop believing,’ I’ll die a happy man.”
Steve Perry's vocals isolated are an ear-gasm.
I was substitute teaching at a high school last year. They had a pep rally, and were playing music as the kids came in. They played Don't Stop Believin' and the ENTIRE SCHOOL sang along. It was surreal for an 80's kid who was in junior high when it came out.
Only Rick can take a song you’ve heard a thousand times and make it sound brand new.
Man I love Steve Perry's voice. He should definitely be mentioned in the same conversation as Freddie Mercury and Robert Plant when listing top rock vocalists of all time.
If any other band came out with this song, I honestly don't believe it would've become the classic icon it is. Steve Perry's voice is what truly escalates this song to "utter greatness".
I don't trust anyone who claims to not like this song. It's beautiful and epic and Steve Perry has the voice of a freaking angel.
The pure, nerdy joy on your face during this song is what is so great about music!
Have to give Steve Perry major props for his effortless ability to nail any note when singing live.
Steve Perry has to be one of the greatest singers of all time. His ease and power in his mixed voice are stunning. He sounds just as good live too.
You want to see a grown man enjoy what he does? Watch the joy Rick experiences from
It's just crazy how well written this song is.
In case you were wondering why Steve Perry’s nickname was “the voice” now you know why.
"When I was having dinner with Jonathan Cain" like we all just have dinner with one of the all time greats on a regular basis.
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