Journey - 2014-05-18 - Phoenix, AZ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Ak-Chin Pavillion, Phoenix, AZ

May 18, 2014

Tascam DR-05 (24-96) (middle of lawn) > Audacity downsample(16/44.1)(3db boost)

EAC Track on sector bound. > FLAC level 8 > YOU

01. Intro

02. Be Good To Yourself

03. Separate Ways

04. Any Way You Want It

05. Send Her My Love

06. Only The Young

07. Star Spangled Banner

08. Stony In Love

09. Mother Father

10. She's A Mystery

11. Lights

12. Piano Solo - Johnathan Cain

13. Open Arms

14. Ritual

15. My Baby

16. Any Time

17. Wheel intro

18. Wheel in the Sky

19. Faithfully

20. The Boulevard

21. Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin'

22. Band Intros

Sound is fine from center front of lawn

Journey - 1974-05-12 - Sausalito, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Record Plant
broadcast 1974-05-12

Lineage:
? > Maxell XLII-S > Nak BX300 > Sony RCD-W1 > Roxio Creator Classic PCM 44.100 kHz 16 Bit Stereo > Wave Corrector 8dB Hiss Reduction, -1 dB Normalization, Channel Balance & Track Splitting > dBpowerAMP Music Converter FLAC Compression Level 5

Keyboards/Lead Vocals - Gregg Rolie
Guitar - Neal Schon
Bass - Ross Valory
Rhythm Guitar - George Tickner
Drums - Ansley Dunbar

01 Intro > Mystery Mountain > Tuning
02 Topaz
03 All Too Much > In My Lonely Feeling > Conversation
04 Kohoutek
05 To Play Some Music > Drum Solo > To Play Some Music
06 Of A Lifetime
07 In the Morning Day > Outtro
01 Intro > Mystery Mountain > Tuning
02 Topaz
03 All Too Much > In My Lonely Feeling > Conversation
04 Kohoutek
05 To Play Some Music > Drum Solo > To Play Some Music
06 Of A Lifetime
07 In the Morning Day > Outtro

IMHO:
Sound Quality: Ex-
Performance: Ex

This sounds so good it could be a soundboard, except that between songs you hear a handful of people clapping close by. This copy is different than the "Original Cut" copy. The intro is missing the first few seconds. However, this copy has the complete Morning Day and an outtro.

Journey - 1979-05-09 - Denver, CO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Journey 

Date: May 9th, 1979 

Location: Denver, Colorado 

Venue: Rainbow Theatre 

Source: SB (poss SB/FM) 

Format: FLAC 

CD's: 1 

Artwork: Yes (full, 18.6 MB high resolution artwork scans in download) 

Label: U.N.C.L.E. 

Title: City Of Broncos 

Size: 508 MB

LINEAGE: 

U.N.C.L.E./Sound Factopry silver CD > Verbatim Blue CD-R (my copy) > EAC (Secure) > Audacity (click removal) > Trader's Little Helper (for md5 and ffp file creation, testing for lossiness and for SBE's...neither found, for encoding to FLAC 6, and for torrent files creation and verifications > you 

01. KEZY intro/announcements 

02. Majestic (opening music) 

03. La Do Da 

04. Next 

05. Feeling That Way 

06. Anytime 

07. Lights 

08. Too Late 

09. Kohoutek 

10. On A Saturday Night 

11. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 

12. City Of The Angels 

13. Do You Recall 

14. Daydream 

15. Lady Luck 

16. Just The Same Way 

17. Wheel In The Sky 

18. Patiently (fades out last few seconds) 

This is an excellent recording of the second night of Journey playing at Rainbow Theatre in Denver during their 1979 Evolution tour. I uploaded the first night, 1979-05-08, a day or two ago. This show seems to be more complete and has 18 tracks being played on this Wednesday night almost 35 years ago. I've never really seen a lot talked about giving details for either show, but amongst Journey fans who collect and trade live shows, this is another good one! 

This show sounds better than the previous day's upload of the 1979-05-08 show. It has a cleaner and clearer sound (and 1979-05-08 sounds great too). 

Here's some important information on my first, primary CD-R copy (this upload) and the EAC process I went through to fix some digital errors in the last six tracks. I really didn't realize I had errors on these tracks until a few weeks ago when I was doing my EAC rip. It took EAC 72 hours to rip tracks 13 through 18. And it seems to have almost completely fixed these errors even though a good ear can catch some in the last track's final seconds. I'm guessing that when I got my copy from "digital_journey" it was ripped (by unknown program) too fast. That, or my copy produced these errors over the last 12 to 13 years could be the issue? I have broken the EAC burn up into two sessions so there are two text files. First, the no problem tracks which were 1 through 12 were ripped and then the second, 72 hour rip of tracks 13 - 18 were made. Oh yea, and by the way, the error fixed version EAC log shows Peak Levels at 92% to 100% and the lowest Track Quality percentage is 90.4%. And I used Audacity's "Click Removal" too. So it's still a great rip and an excellent sounding show. 

Journey - 1979-05-08 - Denver, CO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

LINEAGE:
Silver CD (later grabbed by the Gypsy Eye and/or UNCLE label) > digital_journey > CD-R copy (me) > EAC (Secure) > Trader's Little Helper (for md5 and ffp file creation, for testing lossiness and for SBE's...neither found, for encoding to FLAC 6, and for torrent files creation and verifications > you

Artist: Journey
Date: May 8th, 1979
Location: Denver, Colorado
Venue: Rainbow Theatre
Source: SB (poss SB/FM)
Format: FLAC
CD's: 1
Artwork: Yes/No (I have it but cannot find it)
Label: Unknown
Title: Mile High
Size: 379 MB

01 - KEZY intro/announcements

02 - On A Saturday Night

03 - When You're Alone (It Ain't Easy)

04 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'

05 - City Of The Angels

06 - Do You Recall

07 - Lady Luck

08 - Just The Same Way

09 - Lovin' You Is Easy

10 - Wheel In The Sky

11 - Patiently

12 - Opened The Door

This is an excellent recording of the first of two nights in a row of Journey playing at "The Rainbow" (Rainbow Theatre) in Denver during their 1979 Evolution tour. I've been told this is a soundboard and not an FM broadcast recording, however; I do not know for sure. I'm thinking this may be a soundboard recording from the radio station tape itself possibly? The shows were broadcast live on Denver's KEZY FM, and even though this doesn't seem to be the complete show, it is great and it may be complete. This was a Tuesday night and not normally a big concert going night across America. The second night, or Wednesday night, is a more complete show (may even be complete) and I'll be uploading it too.

Over a decade ago, my friend, "digital_journey", got these two Denver concerts directly from a guy in Denver that had a treasure trove of Journey materials, shows, and master/master copies of videos and music alike that he was getting rid of. They were professionally made too. I saw things on this guy's site that I have never seen since and have been looking for since too. He had some concert footage that was professionally shot from Journey's 1981-11-07 Dallas show (a show that still has never surfaced at all) as well as a lot of the master material such as interviews with the band from a Dallas local TV news personality that were aired on KXAS TV in Dallas. This is just a small example of the vast material he had and he seemed to "be in the loop" better than anyone I've ever known when it came to uncirculated Journey material. We could've got his whole collection for $200 because he was getting rid of his collection he said. Looking back, I can kick myself in the rear for not selling whatever I needed to and buying what he had. I just didn't have the money because, once again, this was right after my eye surgeries and I was without work, money, and vision then. However, my buddy did buy a few items from him and these two shows I'll be uploading from Denver 1979 were two of the items he got.

Journey - 1976-05-01 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Riviera Theater

Source:
WXRT-FM broadcast

Lineage:
FM > ? > Trade CDR > EAC (secure) > FLAC (L6)

Neal Schon - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Gregg Rolie - Keyboards, Vocals
Ross Valory - Bass, Vocals
Aynsley Dunbar - Drums

01 - Mystery Mountain

02 - In My Lonely Feeling

03 - Look Into The Future

04 - On A Saturday Nite

05 - Midnight Dreamer

06 - Of A Lifetime

07 - You're On Your Own

08 - It's All Too Much

09 - In The Morning Day

TT 61:08

From the original notes:
It's a bit distorted and has some hiss for sure. But, it's quite decent overall and the performances? Well, let's just say I'll refund your bandwidth if your disappointed!

Journey - 2016-04-16 - Allentown, PA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Journey 

PPL Center 

Allentown, PA 

April 16, 2016 

Source: HEB (AT943) > SP-SPSB-10 > Sony M10 (24/48) 

Transfer: SDHC > wav file > Sound Studio (16/44.1) > xACT > FLAC (level 8) 

Recording location: Section 102, row 6 

Recorded by: Tapehead2 

Steve Smith is back! (Deen Castronova was let go last year after his arrest on multiple charges.) 

Neal Schon 

Ross Valory 

Jonathan Cain 

Steve Smith 

Arnel Pineda 

Travis K. (touring member)

01 Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) 

02 Be Good To Yourself 

03 Open Arms 

04 Only The Young 

05 Neal Schon guitar solo 

06 Stone In Love 

07 jam with Carlos Santana 

08 Lights 

09 Faith In The Heartland 

10 Mother, Father (sung by Travis K.) 

11 Jonathan Cain piano solo 

12 Who’s Crying Now 

13 Escape 

14 La Do Da 

15 Neil Schon guitar interlude 

16 Wheel In The Sky 

17 Faithfully 

18 Don’t Stop Believin’ 

19 Any Way You Want It 

Encore: 

20 Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ 

Length: 1:48:01 

I was hoping Gregg Rolie (there with Santana) would appear and sing a song or two but it didn't happen. Carlos did come on to jam for a bit though.

Journey - 1979-04-15 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC) "Live My Life" by Gypsy Eye

(Soundboard FLAC)

LINEAGE: 
Silver CD's > unknown details on speed/pitch correction > Easy Media Creator 2010 Pro (to rename tracks) > TLH (fixed SBE's, checked with no errors, and created ffp & md5 files)) > you 

Band: Journey 
Location: Tokyo, Japan 
Venue: Shibuya-Kaikando 
Date: April 15th, 1979 
Label: Gypsy Eye 
Title: Live My Life 
Artwork: Yes 
CD's: 2 
Type: SB 
Size: 627 MB 

CD1

01 - La Do Da 

02 - Next 

03 - Feeling That Way 

04 - Anytime 

05 - Lights 

06 - Too Late/Kohoutek 

07 - Winds Of March 

08 - Steve Perry band intro 

09 - Karma 

10 - On A Saturday Night 

CD2

01 - City Of The Angels 

02 - Do You Recall 

03 - Daydream 

04 - Of A Lifetime 

05 - Lady Luck 

06 - Can Do 

07 - Just The Same Way 

08 - Lovin' You Is Easy 

09 - Wheel In The Sky 

10 - Patiently 

11 - Opened The Door 

12 - She Makes Me (Feel Alright) 

Here is an excellent soundboard of Journey's third from last concert in Tokyo in 1979. They did three shows in Tokyo in 1979 (I've got them all). They played 1979-04-15, 04-16, and 04-18; so obviously this was the first night's show.

This show has some unique songs Journey didn't normally do live, and even if they did, we don't have other live recordings of the songs. They added both "Lady Luck" and "Can Do" to the set and put the songs in during the latter half of the show but before the ending songs. 

This is a superb performance by Journey. There are a few flaws in the recording, but they definitely do not ruin the show. And this source I'm uploading is the very best one I've found. The high's are clean and clear unlike other copies of the show I've heard and the high's don't create the hiss associated with EQ'ing the tracks. It's my opinion that this is just a better source than other copies that have surfaced. 

This is Journey in their prime. It was after they were known of and were on the radio, but it was also before they became superstars in 1981 with the release of their "Escape" LP. They're on fire and sound great. 

Journey - 1980-04-12 - Houston, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(SBD or Pre-FM FLAC)

Messin' with the Kid CD Gypsy Eye – GE-129/130

LINEAGE:
2CD -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC

CD1

01 - Majestic

02 - Where Were You

03 - Just the Same Way

04 - Lovin' You is Easy

05 - La Do Da/Drum Solo

06 - Too Late

07 - Kohoutek

08 - People and Places

09 - Dixie Highway

10 - Walks Like a Lady

CD2

01 - Winds of March

02 - Feeling that Way

03 - Anytime

04 - Line of Fire

05 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'

06 - Wheel in the Sky

07 - Anyway You Want It

08 - Patiently

09 - Opened the Door

10 - Precious Time

From the original file:
You wanted the best, you got the best.... This is one of the best Journey shows available in trading circles. I did some research and as far as I can tell none of these tracks were used for official releases like 'Captured' or the 'Greatest Hits' DVD. So luckily, I didn't have to leave out any tracks (I hate incomplete shows!). The bootleg is called 'Messin' with the Kid', and it has a great sound. IMO Journey never got any better than during this time... I don't have artwork, but perhaps you can find it on the internet, since it's a pretty well-known bootleg. 

Journey - 1982-04-04 - Osaka, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Artist: Journey 
Date: April 14th, 1982 
Location: Osaka Japan 
Venue: Fuitsutaika 
Source: AUD 
Format: FLAC 
CD's: 2 
Artwork: No 
Label: None 
Title: None (I'd call it "Lost Osaka Gem") 
Size: 572 MB 

LINEAGE: 
1998 CD-R trade > EAC (Secure) > WAV > Media Creator 2010 Pro (to remove all track markers) > CD Wave Editor (to create new and accurate tracking and name tracks) > Trader's Little Helper (for FLAC 6 encoding, md5 and ffp file creations, testing for lossiness and for SBE's...neither found, and for files verification) > you 

CD1

01 - opening music 

02 - Escape 

03 - Line Of Fire 

04 - Lights 

05 - Stay Awhile 

06 - The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love) 

07 - Lovin' You Is Easy 

08 - Open Arms 

09 - Mother, Father 

10 - Jonathan Cain (keyboard solo) 

11 - Who's Crying Now 

12 - Where Were you 

13 - Steve Smith (drum solo) 

14 - Dead Or Alive 

CD2

01 - Don't Stop Believin' 

02 - Stone In Love 

03 - Keep On Runnin' 

04 - Wheel In The Sky (intro) 

05 - Wheel In The Sky 

06 - Neal Schon (guitar solo) 

07 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 

08 - Anyway You Want It 

09 - crowd & closing music 

This show is awesome in sound and performance. There are a few split second dropouts in the audio, but not many. I believe there are 3 or 4 of them but they do not ruin the recording. The taper quit recording as the band left the stage after "Wheel In The Sky". He didn't record the audience cheering and missed about a second or two of the encore where Neal Schon's solo begins. Whoever recorded the show did an excellent job, and as always, the Japanese crowds were polite and quiet during the music and showed their enjoyment of the music between songs. 

The CD-R's I got in trade long ago were not tracked at the beginning of many of the songs. I'm just quessing here; but I imagine the recorder may have been marking new tracks live as the songs changed. I don't recall if tape recorders in 1982 had that capability but I imagine DAT recorders may have. That's why I took both CD's, removed all track markers, and created new song tracks. Nobody wants to jump to a song and it began at the end of the previous track :-) 

The trader I got this show from added bonus tracks and there were two songs, "The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love)" and "Where Were You" that were from another show. They were uncut and in this order and I have no idea what show they came from (yet). He also had added some tracks from the 1986 Raised on Radio TV Special as filler songs I guess. I left all of these out since they were not part of the Osaka show

Journey - 1974-03-30 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Winterland Arena

01 - It's All Too Much 2:03

02 - In My Lonely Feeling ~ Conversations 4:56

03 - Kohoutek 7:24

04 - To Play Some Music 8:51

05 - Of A Lifetime 6:39

06 - In The Morning Day 6:54

07 - Untitled Instrumental 6:29

Journey - 1974 - San Francisco, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

WINTERLAND BALLROOM 
2 FULL CONCERTS ON 1 DVD-5 WITH FULL MOTION MENUS 
NTSC:B/W:PRO-SHOT:4/3 FULL SCREEN:AC3 STEREO:MENU:CHAPTER:ALL REGION:DVD:

Gregg Rolie - vocals, keyboards
Neal Schon - guitars, vocals
Ross Valory - bass, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
George Tickner - guitar

1974-03-30
01 - Its All Too Much
02 - In My Lonely Feeling/Conversations
03 - Kohoutek
04 - To Play Some Music
05 - Of A Lifetime
06 - In The Morning Day
07 - Instrumental

1974-05-26
01 - Mystery Mountain
02 - Topaz
03 - Its All Too Much
04 - In My Lonely Feeling
05 - Kohoutek
06 - Of A Lifetime
07 - In The Morning Day
08 - To Play Some Music

Notes:
Great Early Journey Concerts Here Came Out Nice Uncompressed From Source Material Audio Reprocessed For Stereo With Eq 

This is among the earliest known professional recordings of Journey, from long before it ascended to the top of the AOR radio charts with a long string of FM hits. The group had formed eight months earlier when young guitar superstar Neal Schon decided to form his own group after departing Santana in 1972. He eventually convinced singer/keyboardist Gregg Rolie to follow suit, making Journey the Bay Area's first handpicked supergroup. Also on board were bassist Ross Valory (best known for his role in the artsy psychedelic band Frumious Bandersnatch) and drummer extraordinaire Aynsley Dunbar, who had spent the previous few years working with Frank Zappa and David Bowie (during the Diamond Dogs period). Dunbar was a new addition, since the band's original drummer, Prairie Prince, had left to form a new group—The Tubes.

Although the band (whose name was picked as the result of a listener contest on KSAN-FM) would spring into its most lucrative popularity after the fourth album, Infinity, was made with new vocalist Steven Perry in 1978, this recording shows a musical group searching to find its place in the burgeoning rock marketplace.

The material here appeared on the band's debut Columbia Records album, and appears to be more of a marriage of progressive rock and jazz fusion than the pop-driven hard rock format that it would later embrace with Perry.

The Journey heard here was more about musical acrobatics and frantic solos than it is about melodies and well constructed rhythms. That skill would come later, after Perry joined, Tickner departed, and Dunbar, who had bolted to join Jefferson Starship, was replaced by Steve Smith.

The hit making version of the band would remain together until 1987. Today, Schon and Valory remain in a version of the band that has virtually no musical connection to the band recorded for this show.

Journey - 1978-03-24 - Upper Darby, PA (FM/FLAC)

 

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Journey

March 24, 1978

Tower Theater

Upper Darby, Pa

Lineage - Radio Broadcast > CD> db Amp > Hard Drive > Audacity > Dime

Grade - B

Neal Schon - Guitar

Gregg Rollie - Keyboards

Aynsley Dunbar - Drums

Ross Valory - Bass

Steve Perry - Vocals

01 - Of A Lifetime

02 - Karma

03 - Feeling That Way

04 - Anytime

05 - La Do Da

06 - Next

07 - Winds Of March

08 - Saturday Night

09 - Wheel In The Sky

10 - You're On Your Own

11 - She Makes Me Feel Alright

Running Time - 65 Minutes

Journey, very near the end of my favorite part of the band's career. I've always been partial to early Journey, before Steve Perry joined them, and the first album or 2 with him. It's not that I don't like Steve Perry or what Journey became, a hit making machine and one of the biggest bands around, I just love their early stuff. IMHO. Anyway, this show is from the Philly area from 1978, a very good show that's decent sounding. However, there were cuts between tracks that I smoothed out the best I could.

Journey - 1976-03-19 - Boston, MA (AUD or FM?/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Journey 
1976-03-19 
Orpheum Theatre, Boston, Massachusetts, USA 

lineage:
analog master (by Steve Hopkins) > DAT (by ??) > Goldwave (resampling, track split) > FLAC 

01 - introduction 

02 - I'm Gonna Leave You 

03 - Look Into the Future 

04 - On a Saturday Nite 

05 - Of a Lifetime 

06 - You're On Your Own 

07 - In the Morning Day

53:19

Another great recording from this marvellous era in Journey history! The info file says it's an audience recording, but it's way too good for that. A soundboard just seems unlikely, perhaps a radio broadcast? 

Journey - 2009-03-11 - Osaka, JP (AUD/IEM/FLAC)

(audience FLAC)

LINEAGE:
Unknown > shared by "Mariet" on the Journey Arrive Alive forum in November of 2009 > me > TLH > you

DETAILS:
Artist: Journey
Date: March 11th, 2009
Location: Osaka, Japan
Venue: Koseinenkin Hall
Source: AUD/EIM
Format: FLAC
CD's: 2
Artwork: Yes
Label: The See No Evil Records Inc.
Title: After All These Years
Size: 975 MB

CD1

01 - band pre-stage prayer

02 - Majestic

03 - Never Walk Away

04 - Only The Young

05 - Ask The Lonely

06 - The Journey (Revelation)

07 - Stone In Love

08 - Keep On Runnin'

09 - After All These Years

10 - Change For The Better

11 - Neal Schon & Jonathan Cain jam

12 - Wheel In The Sky

13 - Lights

14 - Still They Ride

15 - Open Arms (Jonathan Cain piano intro)

16 - Open Arms

CD2

01 - Mother, Father

02 - Wildest Dreams

03 - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)

04 - What I Need

05 - Edge Of The Blade

06 - The Place In Your Heart

07 - Escape

08 - Faithfully

09 - Don't Stop Believin'

10 - Anyway You Want It

11 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'

12 - outtro

This is an excellent sounding audience recording and so is the recording from the previous night's show too. I'd planned on uploading it yesterday but got busy and wasn't able to.

As far as the EIM part in the 3/10 and 3/11 shows goes, I'm mystified as to how this is there and what source may have actually been recording the show. Was it a Journey roadie or crew employee that made the recording? I'm not sure. And example of what you hear in the EIM transmission might be something like "Still They Ride, 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3, 4" and then the band starts on the song on the queue. The source I got this recording from, "Mariet", said it reportedly is the earpiece for Arnel and the information heard is being passed to him. I listened to the 2009-03-10 show with Arnel's EIM yesterday and at points it sounds like a metronome keeping timing near the beginning of a few songs can be heard too. If anyone has any familiarity or knowledge of how this all works, please feel free to leave a comment and let those of us not sure know.

Journey - 2013-03-11 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Nippon Budokan

Source:

DVD - Pro Shot

Video Quality/Production Info:

Video: A+, Audio: A

Audio/Video Specs:

Video Tracks:

224 MPEG-2, 720 × 480(16:9), 16:9, 29.97 fps, 8.00 Mbps

Audio Tracks:

128 AC3 2/0, 48 kHz, 256 kbps

Format:

NTSC

01 Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)

02 Any Way You Want It

03 Ask the Lonely

04 Who's Crying Now

05 Only the Young

06 Stone in Love

07 Keep on Runnin'

08 Edge of the Blade

09 Faithfully

10 Lights

11 Stay Awhile

12 Open Arms

13 Just the Same Way

14 Escape

15 Dead or Alive

16 Wheel in the Sky

17 Don't Stop Believin'

Encore:

18 Be Good to Yourself

Journey - 1983-03-02 - Tokyo, JP (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

title: Shredding The Budokan

Lineage:
FM Broadcast -> unknown source (cassette?) -> CD-R -> Exact Audio Copy ->Trader's Little Helper (FLAC level 8)

CD1
01 - intro (removed - contains official release)
02 - Chain Reaction
03 - Wheel In The Sky
04 - Line Of Fire
05 - Send Her My Love
06 - Still The Ride
07 - Open Arms
08 - piano solo
09 - Frontiers
10 - Rubicon
11 - Faithfully

CD2
01 - Who's Crying Now
02 - Don't Stop Believin'
03 - Stone In Love
04 - Keep On Runnin'
05 - Any Way You Want It
06 - Separate Ways (encore)
07 - After The Fall (removed - official release)
08 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' (removed - official release)
09 - Don't Fight It (encore)

Sound Quality A+

Notes:
Not the complete show. Not broadcast (or at least included in my version) are the songs No More Lies, Backtalk, Edge Of The Blade, Escape, and Lights. I have removed the intro as it contains the studio version of Any Way You Want It. I have also removed 2 songs from the encore - After The Fall and Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'. These 2 songs are contained in the official release Journey - Greatest Hits Live. Although the credits on the official release say the Japan songs frmo the album were recorded in May 1983, all records I can find on the internet indicate they were touring in America in May 1983, and I am sure those 2 songs from Greatest Hits Live are taken from this Japan show.

Now that that's out of the way, this is an awesome show! Killer versions of all songs, but definite hightlights are the triple hit of Send Her My Love, Still They Ride (best version ever!!?!), and Open Arms. Separate Ways is also especially rockin' in this show. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. 

Journey - 1983-03-02 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video Attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 525/60 (NTSC)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Display Mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 704x480 (525/60)
Frame Rate: 30.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 8.98Mbps

Audio Attributes:
Audio Coding mode: LPCM
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Audio application mode: Not specified
Number of Audio channels: 2
Bitrate: 1536 Kbps
Number of Audio streams: 1

01 - Chain Reaction

02 - Send Her My Love

03 - Still They Ride

04 - Open Arms

05 - Rubicon

06 - Faithfully

07 - Crying Now

08 - Don't Stop Believing

09 - Keep On Running

10 - Any Way You Want It

11 - Separate Ways

Journey - 1983-02-24 - Osaka, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Journey 
Title: Realise Your Fantasy (remaster) 
Venue: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Japan 
Date: 24th February 1983 
Source: Audience 
Taper: Unknown 
Transfer: Master Cassette > EQ > FLAC > Me 
Processing: iZotope RX4 (Light Denoise and EQ) > You 

Artwork: Original Rubicon Reproductions artwork included! 

Sound Quality: A- 
A pretty good audience bootleg; fairly good stereo imaging, good frequency response, a little distortion/noise in the high end. 

Some clapping through the songs as usual for the Japanese tours, but not too bad in this one. 

Steve Perry: Lead Vocals 
Neal Schon: Lead Guitar / Vocals 
Jonathan Cain: Keyboards / Guitar / Vocals 
Ross Valory: Bass Guitar / Vocals 
Steve Smith: Drums 

CD1

01 - Elmo's Theme / Chain Reaction 

02 - Wheel In The Sky 

03 - Line Of Fire 

04 - Send Her My Love 

05 - Still They Ride 

06 - Open Arms 

07 - No More Lies 

08 - Back Talk 

09 - Jonathan Cain On Keys 

10 - Frontiers 

11 - Rubicon 

12 - Steve Smith On Drums 

13 - Edge Of The Blade 

CD2

01 - Faithfully 

02 - Who's Crying Now 

03 - Don't Stop Believin' 

04 - Stone In Love 

05 - Keep On Runnin' 

06 - Any Way You Want It 

07 - Separate Ways (World's Apart) 

08 - Escape 

09 - After The Fall 

10 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 

Show Length: 1:50:05 

Journey - 2008-02-21 - Viña del Mar, CL (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Source:
DVD - Pro Shot

Video Quality/Production Info:
A

Audio/Video Specs:
Video attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 525/60 (NTSC)
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Display mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 720x480 (525/60)
Frame rate: 30.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 4.41Mbps

Audio attributes:
Audio coding mode: Dolby Digital
Sampling rate: 48kHz
Audio application mode: Not Specified
Number of audio channels: 2.0
Bitrate: 256 Kbps
Number of audio streams: 1

01 Intro
02 Separates Ways
03 Rubicon
04 Stone In Love
05 Ask The Lonely
06 Wheel In The Sky
07 Lights
08 Piano Solo
09 Open Arms
10 Only The Young
11 Chain Reaction
12 Edge Of The Blade
13 Faithfully
14 Don´t Stop Believin´

Encore Break One
15 Anyway You Want It

Encore Break Two (Seven Minute Long)
16 Lovin´, Touchin´, Squeezin´

Aprox 81 min

This is the first Journeyshow with lead singer Arnel Pineda.

Journey - 2017-02-07 - Tokyo, JP (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Show or Bootleg Title:
"Tokyo 2017" (gentle_giant DVD version)

Show Venue:
2017.02.07, Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan

Source: DVD - Pro Shot
Video Quality/Production Info: A
Format: NTSC

01 - Don't Stop Believin'
02 - Stone in Love
03 - Who's Crying Now
04 - Keep on Runnin'
05 - Still They Ride
06 - Escape
07 - Lay It Down
08 - Dead or Alive
09 - Neal Schon Guitar Solo
10 - Mother, Father
11 - Jonathan Cain Piano Solo
12 - Open Arms
13 - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
14 - Send Her My Love
15 - Chain Reaction
16 - After the Fall
17 - Faithfully
18 - Edge of the Blade
19 - Troubled Child
20 - Steve Smith Drum Solo
21 - Back Talk
22 - Frontiers
23 - Rubicon
24 - La raza del sol
25 - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'

These project created as a request of my best friend Chris "urfold", appreciate for it, as usual!!!
He send to me source video files and I start to create this one (lucky that I have a free evening today).
BTW, some guys request the DVD in the BD topic. 
Also, I like to say thanx to mr. "rockphantom" for bringing the BD source video (and bonuses too), cheers, MAN!!!