I think they liked it

Uh they move with the times by the time 80s came around this was and still is banger people still get down to. You have to be us to see black folks made this a staple to dance. If you don't believe me type temptations performing this song at the Apollo theater and watch the audience because we know the our music so yall youngins don't know

This is hands down the best performance ever!

These people out of touch as they are thinking only on sounds but this is a song to raise awareness not about moody and not for sad people. Music is beyond song. I hope they can wake up and start thinking the meaning of a song means the spirit of a song. A strong sound of a voice doesn’t means a song that move your soul!!

Would you guys PLEASE check out Depeche Mode, if you haven’t already… thanks 😊

This is the moment black music changed from: James Brown's funky drum beat to Sly's funky bassline...

Theres a great interview sowwhere out there with Greg Rolle. He has had quite the career! Hall of Fame x3 (twice with Santana and 1 with Journey). He quit to start a family.

Dudes, You need to do Ambrosia " You're The Only Woman" and Billy Joel " Just The Way You Are" (great sax song)

Yellow Stone was a very memorable experience and camping wasn't my thing at time. Climbing to top of Waterfall while very baked was both exhilarating and exhausting. Put it on your bucket list and BTW, I saw this concert live on MTV. Mesmerized!!

Ty, listen to the live version of "Who's Crying Now" from this same album. Guaranteed, you will enjoy the guitar solo at the end of the song!

Well, that explains why Ty can sing so well. Runs in his family.

This song is straight from God for me. I had an experience when I was 16 yrs old and I now am 66 this 1975 for me almost 17 within like 2 months and he came to me like out of nowhere and I could specify details but I know Benny was sent to let me hear this sent from God. And besides that Benny just did as God directed him so well all in all it is a paradox for me honest to God. Thank God for Bennys wonderful voice of having such strong vocals. And then Bennys character was so sweet- like I am too. And I encouraged the man of 4.4 yrs older than me to give me his love and attention. So well I could go on but well it is in Gods hands and was all along . My encounter with this man of 4.4 yrs older and well I seen him awhile before the encounter and I knew who he was since we were in a gated community and I rode the bus with his sister and basically he was in the neighborhood. My brother worked with him. And rode to work together as he came by to pick up my brother. And so I had a big crush for that man. And I hoped for a future with him. I seen him at a place I worked at . He worked there. But God told me I would see him and I did. Like from 1975 to 2019 when I saw him at the place I worked. God never has lied to me. Never. I love how Benny sung this song, I love the video because that is what I wanted when I got with him at a party on the river park- Windjammer- I think. I babysat in the area. Jim and Tammy Baker lived right up the - couple of houses up the road. My parents went out of town to my grandads and grandmoms. Up near Detroit, where I was born. And I am thinking Grampa was passing away pretty soon or very sick. And so I was home-alone/I still had to go to school I was in 11th grade. This was South Carolina/Fort Mill. Tega Cay. And so I went out for a little friend searching for a good time. And so my eyes landed on him and I was really feeling good at that point and I had been watching him for a good while. And so he came over. I was driving a 442 Cutlass turcoise blue like 1968 I think and I didn't have my licens either. But I could drive since I had been driving since about 9 yrs old at least I knew because I used to drive an Oldmobile - it was like a 1964 and I learned to drive real good up and down a dirt road. But anyway. I thought I had landed the man of my prayers-I had prayed to have a good life. Well enough said. My family- grandmom and others married young and so I was mature in my heart and soul. So I understand all of the scenarios from one end to the other. So we all need to just have a good heart about things like this. Because it is real and we just got to trust we do the right things.🔘🔘🔘🔘🔘☑☑☑☑☑♀♂♾♾♾♾➗➗➗➗🚻🎻🎤🎹♥♥♥♥♥♥🎯⛸⛸⛸⛸🥇🏆👢👢🎼🎼🎵🎶🌬🌪❄☃⛄🌧🌀🌞🌝🪐⚡⚡⚡🌧🌧🌧⚡⚡⚡⚡🛼🛼⏳⏳⏳⏳🕧🕕🕦🌎🏟🌀⛸⛸⛸⛸🏟🧭🌲🌳🌱🌲🌳🌴🍼🍼🍼🍼🏘🏠🏡🏭🚂🚃🚄🚅🛤🛤🛤🛤🚏🚦🛶🚏🎄🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🎯🎯🎯🎯♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Don't know your respective names, but what's going on with the guy in the middle? He seems so wasted, it's distracting from the subject matter.

IMO, this live version is better than the studio version. I was fortunate enough to see Journey with Steve Perry back in the 80’s. I wasn’t on the front row but I wasn’t too far from it! Best I remember, you couldn’t bring cameras in to the concerts.

The guy was a pedo

Oh wow!! I haven't heard this song since I was in junior high school. In fact, the lead singer looks like my home room teacher when I was in 4th grade. Good song...good comments!

i woulda done a better solo than that ! .....call me boz

my mate always sang - 5:45 :get that big !@#$ here " lol

Lovevthis dong , her best Stevie Wonder on the Harmonica, used to dance to this in the 1980s

Steve laid down the studio version in a single take. The final piano was designed to give Steve a break before the next song. Back in the day, the guys in bands could all sing. Steve played a key role in the remastering.

I was a ac/dc and Sammy Hagar kind of guy. But I got this album because I heard the songs on the radio and liked them. First of all the album cover was Fire! And I listened to the album over and over. Somehow back then whole albums were good, every song.

Trooper….Glass Tiger……Streetheart…….Headpins……Prism All great Canadian bands

Thaaatz a real REACTION 💯 👌 VID TOUCHE🎉🎉🎉

Hall and Oates' single " Maneater" used this drum beat as the intro.

Great song, great review.

Dust In The Wind -next😎

listen to those strings and horns in the background...and his voice... Love this song!!!!

.....I'm BROKEN!!!! Inherit my LIIIIIIIIIFFFFFFEEEEE!!!!! I'M BROKEN!!!!!!

People who think that Journey was just a simple AOR band just need to listen to this (and a few other songs…). NOBOBY can sing like Steve. And this live performance is just extraordinary. The band was SO tight, the rhythm section is totally on point, and the background vocals as you said are great. This is a pro performance unlike many others. And they did this for years without stopping! If only I could have seen this live…

Wow, I still remember and like this song. Can't believe it's on a reaction channel. Edit: Never noticed before, but sounds like harder Alan Parsons Project.

Listen to Wheel in the Sky- Journey another Steve vocal

Sorry guys, but if you continuously talk through the whole damn song I’m not sure how you can give an accurate reaction. Just saying- less yap .

Neil said this was his favorite song off the album. As a 61 year old, this is my favorite Journey song. I saw them live the following year and I have to say Steve is the greatest vocalist I've ever witnessed. Neil Schon, Ross Vallory and Jonathan Cain are all great vocalists in their own right. Steve Smith (Animal) is a top tier drummer and still playing jazz shows.

I saw this tour at the Forum in LA. At their prime for sure!

Escape is a great album. Love "Still They Ride and "Who's Crying Now"

So smooth it's criminal... :)

Like others mentioned take a listen to "The Road To Hell", and "Texas". I would add another beautiful song from that same great album, called: "Your Warm And Tender Love", simply beautiful and a fantastic guitar piece on that one... check it out guys! 👌🏻✨️☺️

Like others mentioned before take a listen to "The Road To Hell", and "Texas". I would add another beautiful song from that same great album, called: "Your Warm And Tender Love", simply beautiful and a fantastic guitar piece on that one... check it out guys! 👌🏻✨️☺️

Check out Journey Wheel in the Sky live in Osaka Steve plays around with that beautiful voice of his alongside Neal's guitar this band was great live ❤❤❤❤

BEST years to be born

Like others mentioned take a listen to "The Road To Hell", and "Texas". I would add another beautiful song from that same great album, called: "Your Warm And Tender Love", simply beautiful and a fantastic guitar piece on that one... check it out guys! 👌🏻✨️☺️

CLASSIC

Killer Song!!

Yaaay I've been waitng for you too check this out ❤️

Soo sweet smooth sounds already special singer forever The Golden voice The journey Man legend perry forever 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞 legend baby

The power of three! Just like old times. It’s an added bonus to see you Ty. Great reaction, as always!

I think "Stone In Love" is the best song from Escape. You should that one, if you never have before.

It was virtually impossible to get a ticket to that concert. We had to go to Montgomery Wards and wait in line for tickets. (Like a Sears store). I believe you would have paid about $10-$15, about 7 hours of your part-time job pay ($2.10/hr)

This was my first concert...Loverboy opened...lol. i was 14 or 15. Started my love of concerts.

This song is just too busy. It was confusing.