Toto - How Does It Feel/Isolation (Live, at the Budokan, Tokyo, 1985)
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Great performance of How Does It Feel and Isolation by Toto on the Isolation Tour in 1985
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How Does It Feel has always been my favorite Toto song, hands down.
Me too, since i listened "How Does it Feel", "I'll Be Over You" go down in 2nd position as a favourite song of Toto 😅
Love How Does It Feel. Isolation is my personal favorite TOTO album. I think it’s amazing.
I know the industry considered this project a "miss" back in the day (especially following Toto IV), but I've always enjoyed this project just as much as any of the others. There are some great moments throughout this album. Their recent song, "Alone" with J. Williams has so many feelings and elements of "Carmen" from this project. You can almost imagine Fergie singing on "Alone" in various places. Love me some Toto! :)
Isolation is my favorite Toto album, it has their best hooks, imo. My top 5 Toto albums if you want to know are: 1) Isolation, 2) Kingdom Of Desire, 3) Hydra, 4) The Seventh One, 5) Toto (The Debut). But, I love all of their stuff, so it’s so hard to choose. I will say though I think they lost something when Jeff passed away. I love the albums with Simon, I just feel the songwriting and hooks aren’t as strong as the ones with Jeff. I can see what you’re saying about Alone. It has that Isolation sound, with all the keyboards. Spanish Sea from Old Is New was written during the Isolation sessions, but it was then scrapped. It also has that Isolation keyboard sound. I remember Dave saying that they just finished mixing Africa, so they were kind of in the same mode. The cool thing about the Old Is New album is that there are tracks from Jeff and Mike on Devil’s Tower, Spanish Sea, and Oh Why, Fearful Heart (Jeff only) and In A Little While (Jeff only) and the band just played over the tracks. So, it kind of brings back that old Toto early 80’s sound.
@@nickavenoso7851 Great collection! I swear, The 7th One hooked me like a drug back in '88. Jeff (in his own way) was inventing the L.A. sound and groove of the time in everything that he did. Like you, I just loved the early Loggins, McDonald, Scaggs, Jarreau grooves (and so many others) that Jeff helped create. Cannot believe next year we will have been without him for 30 years. And for what it's worth, Chinatown has become my new (old) fav! Even my 15 y.o. daughter loves it and turned all of her friends on to it!
@@dmainflaThe Seventh One has some of their strongest hooks, at least for me. Struck By Lighting from Old Is New, is probably their heaviest song. It’s almost like metal heavy. With one of Jeff’s personal friends Vinnie Colaiuta on drums.
@@nickavenoso7851 Struck By Lightning totally sounds like a Kingdom of Desire track.
@@dmainfla Yeah, it has that KOD heaviness with that soft and haunting hook.
you can just imagine the look on Luke's face when Fergie says "Title track of my new album, isolation" 😡
I've always wondered why this song wasn't a hit for Toto--it's Luke at his soulful best, not to mention the magic of David Paich and a huge assist from, I thin know, the London Symphony Orchestra (?)! I always thought it had been squashed by an executive and that if the powers that be had given it a chance, it would be known as one of Toto's greatest ballads. Turns out it was released but just didn't chart. 😫I will never understand that!
Fergie aveva un'estensione vocale fantastica, con degli attacchi vocali che pochi al mondo hanno. Kimball era inarrivabile nelle timbriche blues ma Frederiksen aveva un cantato impossibile...
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I agree. I love Bobby as a singer, but Fergie was incredible as well. I think he did a great job on the album and tour, but I’m aware of his problems with stage fright and playing with the band in the studio.