His drum sound was just incredible, the Pearl drum kits that he used was also a key part of his drum sound, but yes his groove was untouchable. To me It sounds better, to have the drums and percussion on the right, I think it kinda balances the sounds out, with everybody in the middle except the keyboards to the left. Jeff was incredible and his groove with Mike was just so so good, RIP Jeff and Mike Porcaro.
Setlist: 00:45 Girl goodbye. 07:32 Childs anthem. 10:36 Stop loving you. 16:04 I’ll be over you. 21:05 Africa. 26:45 Chris solo. 29:02 Band intro. 31:38 Out of love. 38:35 Red house. 44:41 Afraid of love. 48:34 Rosanna. 56:55 Hold the line.
Is this the whole concert or an extract? I heard them in Frankfurt during the same tour and I think they started with "Love has the Power". They also played "I won't hold you back" for sure.
@@funklover24 Im afraid that i don't know if there is more to this concert. But you're right, about "love has the power". Almost all 1990 concerts started with that, and "I won't hold you back" usually was played after Dave's solo.
Wow Bendeguz Fekete this video is a pearl of my youth ! I was just 20 and there on 8 Dec. 1990 . The last Toto concert i've seen was in 2019 in Amsterdam. now i'm 50...oops ... and 30 year's Toto-Fan . Excellent sound quality on this video for the time..great stuff !!! Best Regards from Oldenburg Country JP 🎹
In spite of that terrible singer!!! I guess we all want to protect that high level of Toto does have, and there were just a few members that didn’t deserve to be playing with these music giants!!! With all respect said so!!
This is such a great document. Bringing back a lot of memories, because this was the second tour I heard Toto live and the last time I heard Jeff Porcaro on stage. Of course there is the awesome DVD from the Zenith in Paris, but this one feels like being in the audience as I did in 1990. ;) Thanks for posting.
Wow Bendeguz Fekete dieses Video ist eine Perle meiner Jugend ! Ich war gerade 20 und dabei am 8.12.1990. Das letzte Toto Konzert habe ich 2019 in Amsterdam gesehen . Nun bin ich 50 ..uups ..und seit 30 Jahren Toto-Fan ....Eine super Soundqualität für diese Zeit ..Bravo !!! Beste Grüße aus dem Oldenburger Land von JP 🎹
I only watched Goodbye Girl. The sound is phenomenal. Jeff Porcaro and (I think) Lenny Castro lay down some serious percussion heat, and the rest of the band is obviously tight as hell. While the lead singer has good chops and I think, for the most part, does justice to Bobby's original vocal, his ridiculous Michael Jackson/Milli Vanilli stage presence was impossible to watch.
It is really common knowledge that Toto did not want this lead singer. Lukather didn't hire him, the record company forced the band to hire him. See Lukather's book, or even Byron's Wikipedia page.
E claro músicos instrumetistas maravilhoso s como o falecido Jeffrey Porcaro e tantos outros que passaram pela Banda ToTo amo muito essa banda desde 1980
I think, I was there. Weser- Ems- Halle Dec.'90 with my girlfriend on my shoulders the whole time. She wanted to see TOTO and I had a great leg workout. so we both won. Could probably pull it off today, but with a lots of pain-meds for the old L5 and L6!😬
I saw the very end of this tour in Pasadena, California. By that time, Byron had been relegated to standing in the back, singing backup with his tambourine. They had Jenny sing lead on most of the essential Bobby Kimball and Joseph Williams tracks, and they only let Byron come out front for Out of Love, mainly because it had been released as an (unsuccessful) single at that time. I was surprised to see how stunningly limited Byron's range was (strong vocals, but limited to about one octave, and unable to reach highs or lows Bobby and Joseph did). From all I've read, it was Jeff Porcaro who (along with the label) really pushed for Byron. Bad call. Truthfully though, I've seen Toto in concert many times over the years, and vocals were always the main shortcoming in concerts that otherwise featured the best playing I've ever witnessed. There's no question that Bobby Kimball was the best singer of the bunch, but more often than not, his vocals were shot on tour (whether from drugs, lack of endurance, or just age during his second stint with the band). Toto's concerts were always worth seeing for the instrumental solos, but the truly spectacular work that makes them a band for the ages will always be the work they did in the studio where they could control vocals and offer the best performances on record, even if the lyrics were sometimes an afterthought.
In my humble opinion. While I agree Bobby was their best singer and he created the Toto sound, "Fergie" (Isolation) was their best singer It's too bad he didnt work out. He sang the Kimball parts really well
@@TheBigwheels11 Fergie definitely had a strong voice on Isolation, but even on that album, I hear Kimball's leftover backing vocals on tracks like Stranger in Town, and they just have a stronger, warmer timbre. Plus, it's my understanding that Fergie was almost completely unable to sing on the Isolation tour, and that was the main reason he got dumped. It would have been interesting to see how the band would have developed if Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, or Richard Page (all of whom were at one time offered the gig of singing lead for Toto) had been in the band. However, I think the best choice would have just been to focus on Luke as the primary vocalist after Kimball was out. I don't miss a tenor vocalist at all on Tambu. Kimball could have come back at some point, but having Luke mainly sing lead would have helped to cement a sound and identity for the band that could have made them more successful in the US in the late 80s leading into the 90s. I certainly applaud many of the contributions Joseph Williams has made to the band over the years, but I've never thought he fit as a rock vocalist--too soft pop bouncy...no edge.
Did they have to keep Byron on the tour for contractual reasons? I feel like I’ve heard the band state this. I didn’t think a record company could dictate who was on tour.
@@david34802 Record companies can dictate a lot (at least they could back then). But, I have no idea if they were involved. I suspect the band had a contract with Byron that specified he would get paid for the rest of the tour, so the decision was to keep him, especially given Out of Love was being released as a single. It's not like he was a terrible person or causing problems as much as he was just a bad fit musically and personality-wise from everything I have been able to discern.
Jeff, cigarette in mouth, looking at Byron, going "What the fuck is this guy doing? Trying to be Michael Jackson?" Byron and Toto were never meant to match.
Wow. The sound of this video is amazing, i thought would be bad. It's funny to see the visual style from Jean-Michel Byron, i understand why one year later he was fired by the band
Nice to hear "Out of love" finally... I hold no grudge towards JMB but some of the old songs are partially painful to listen to unfortunately - the "past to present" songs sound good though... The band is as always phenomenal and Jeffs groove is unmistakeable :)
I don't see how the audio feed could be from the soundboard(based on the video), so just it shows you how good the mix was, and recordist was in the "sweet spot!"🎶
randyedward1 This is in no way camera audio haha! Just listen with headphones (you hear clearly no audience etc.) It is synced with the soundboard audio lots of fans like us had at one point :)
@@nickavenoso7851 Okay, that clarifies. Thanks. I guess doing FM simulcasts was done back then. There is audience ambience to the mix, even Luke's talking(10:16) sounds out of "the mix." So maybe a blend.
Deu pra perceber o porque a maioria das músicas que Byron cantou nessa tour foram removidas da gravação do live in Paris. de pra perceber também o desconforto do Lukather com o Byron no palco. Essa tour tinha tudo pra ser a melhor do TOTO se não fosse o Jean Mickey Mouse Byron ( mas o Jeff e a gravadora quiseram ele neah, fazer o que 😕 ) Vejo a galera aqui comentando dos ex vocalistas do TOTO e nunca mencionam o Fergie Frederiksen que cantou no álbum Isolation que pra mim é um dos meus álbuns favoritos. mesmo o Firgie sendo todo desafinado ainda preferia ele. TOTO é vida! Chapola From Brazil
@@Flushometer_AirConditionerFan It would probably sound like when Fergie was in Toto. Fergie and Perry have very similar voices. Unfortunately Fergie is not with us anymore.
Having recorded with Michael Jackson, Steve must have looked at this clown and thought, "Ive seen Michael and dude you're not him so stop trying to be". He then shakes his head and nails another amazing guitar solo!
The band on their peak, souynds so much better back then! Luke pulled off some amazing things live during that era, and could actually sing too, until his voice got fucked a few years later!
I disagree, listen to them doing this song in the past 10 years with Steve Lukather on vocals, he sings it heavier, and the guitar and everything else is heavier and more rocking. They were more focused on keyboards in that era, they are back to being a rock band the last decade and much better for it.
[00:00:00] 1 Girl Goodbye [00:07:50] 2 Child's Anthem [00:10:00] 3 Stop Loving You [00:16:10] 4 I'll Be Over You [00:20:50] 5 Africa [00:31:50] 6 Out Of Love [00:38:00] 7 Red House [00:44:40] 8 Afraid Of Love [00:48:32] 9 Rosanna [00:57:04] 10 Hold The Line
Ricordate un batterista come yeff non assisterà mai era capace di colpire allo stesso punto dopo ore Waters lo volle per suonare la canzone mother dei Pink Floyd infatti il suo stile è inconfondibile
Everyone misses Jeff for creating the band, but let's be fair, his ''leader'' ego made him choose. Byron is a singer in another ''Out of love'' way for example: It's an extremely beautiful ballad. Maybe a copy of One More Try by George Michael with a solo by Luke? Yes. But he was good, the difference, that Toto came from two mega singers, Bobby with his clear screaming voice and Joe's mixed voice full, powerful and a little hoarse. Jeff thought that a singer who was focused on R&B, Soul, Pop would achieve both eras, but it was a mistake! I think Out of love is beautiful, I love his falsetto/belting in ''And I, Lie babe'' But he was another band idea. Jenny, after Bobby and Joe, was the best vocalist Toto had, it's no wonder she's the only one who had songs on his album besides being very dear to everyone Byron can't sing the semi ballad ''Stop Loving you'' because Joe's timbre is hot and Bobby's he would go to falsette instead of screaming Jeff for real together with the record company, fucked the band at this time If it wasn't for Luke Paich's common sense, I even believe that these days, if Bryon knew an instrument like I don't know Bass he could even be in the band singing his single
Eu penso que Jean Michel Byron, poderia ter ficado mais tempo e gravado mais com o Toto,o acho um bom vocalista. As músicas são altas, não são fáceis pra aguentar uma turnê longa.O próprio Kimbal,Joseph sentiam o peso... ,mas o mundo fonográfico tem suas peculiaridades, uma pena.
Hahaha, what happened 31 years ago on this random gig??? The live mix is freakin awesome, please don't tell me it's only the camera mic... I will burn all of my recording gear lol
There was a discussion on this subject(audio) up above in this video's comments in response to Felipe Sandoval's post. It will be helpful to read, I think!
The picture is misleading, as it shows Simon and Bobby. Jeff was still alive in 1990. Byron was way to flamboyant for Paitch and Porcaro...and Lukather.
Jeff liked him a lot in the beginning, but then realized that he wasn’t the right fit, he was ok. But, some of the dances that he did on stage looked like he was trying to hump someone, and he isn’t that nice of a person, he sent the band hate letters after they fired him.
Love Toto but the vocals in this concert sucked big time. Byron only delivered in the first track. What's with the backing voca girls having full conversations while they're on stage?
Jeff is still untouchable. No drummer grooves like Jeff! What a rhythm section. This is the real deal
His rimshot sound is stellar
His drum sound was just incredible, the Pearl drum kits that he used was also a key part of his drum sound, but yes his groove was untouchable. To me It sounds better, to have the drums and percussion on the right, I think it kinda balances the sounds out, with everybody in the middle except the keyboards to the left. Jeff was incredible and his groove with Mike was just so so good, RIP Jeff and Mike Porcaro.
Uoooooowwww Jeff !!!! Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega in my heart !!!Thiago from Brazil !!!
And David Paich
Seeing Jeff and Mike playing there makes me wanna cry..so so so sad.
Imagine how very great musician and drummer you are to play like a monster and smoke a cigarette at the same time!
Setlist:
00:45 Girl goodbye.
07:32 Childs anthem.
10:36 Stop loving you.
16:04 I’ll be over you.
21:05 Africa.
26:45 Chris solo.
29:02 Band intro.
31:38 Out of love.
38:35 Red house.
44:41 Afraid of love.
48:34 Rosanna.
56:55 Hold the line.
Thank you!
Christian Hauge Very good
Tx
Is this the whole concert or an extract? I heard them in Frankfurt during the same tour and I think they started with "Love has the Power". They also played "I won't hold you back" for sure.
@@funklover24 Im afraid that i don't know if there is more to this concert. But you're right, about "love has the power". Almost all 1990 concerts started with that, and "I won't hold you back" usually was played after Dave's solo.
@@christianhauge4049 I still remember Jeff Porcaro smoking a cigarette during "I won't hold you back" in Frankfurt. He still played awesome. 😉
We miss you, Jeff n Mike
Incredibile essenza della musica dei virtuosi al servizio delle belle canzoni yeff mike lukater i migliori al mondo toto for ever
I'm So Glad I saw This Lineup of Toto. This was in So. California, The Theater was Small, The Energy was High........
I have seen for many years toto live in paris.gracias for uploading it.
E claro músicos instrumetistas maravilhoso s como o falecido Jeffrey Porcaro e tantos outros que passaram pela Banda ToTo amo muito ess
Great video. Thanks for sharing. TOTO rocks! \m/
Wow Bendeguz Fekete this video is a pearl of my youth !
I was just 20 and there on 8 Dec. 1990 . The last Toto concert i've seen was in 2019 in Amsterdam.
now i'm 50...oops ... and 30 year's Toto-Fan . Excellent sound quality on this video for the time..great stuff !!!
Best Regards from Oldenburg Country JP 🎹
Thanks for this video...one of the best video live audio so far for Toto...pls more of these...........Godspeed!!!!
In spite of that terrible singer!!! I guess we all want to protect that high level of Toto does have, and there were just a few members that didn’t deserve to be playing with these music giants!!! With all respect said so!!
Awesome!! Thanks for posting it!
Hermoso...gracias por compartirlo...
Damn! They’re on fire like always! And the back vox!
Thanks for uploading good to see Jeff and Mike playing,even they are no longer with us
The best of the best music 80s and 90s
This is such a great document. Bringing back a lot of memories, because this was the second tour I heard Toto live and the last time I heard Jeff Porcaro on stage. Of course there is the awesome DVD from the Zenith in Paris, but this one feels like being in the audience as I did in 1990. ;) Thanks for posting.
Thanks for this man i was just wanted ask ing. Piease. Give us more t o t o. And. Bam. You all did the very next day thank you much my 👍 good people
Minha banda favorita de todos os tempos. My favorite band of all time. Rodrigo Chaves Brasil.
Toto é a melhor Banda do mundo !!!
Great share! I was at the London leg of the tour.
Wow Bendeguz Fekete dieses Video ist eine Perle meiner Jugend !
Ich war gerade 20 und dabei am 8.12.1990. Das letzte Toto Konzert habe ich 2019 in Amsterdam gesehen .
Nun bin ich 50 ..uups ..und seit 30 Jahren Toto-Fan ....Eine super Soundqualität für diese Zeit ..Bravo !!!
Beste Grüße aus dem Oldenburger Land von JP 🎹
Eu amo essa banda!
Thanks for uploading! :)
WOW! Very Thanks!
Wow, thanks a lot:)
Wowww this a treasure!!! Thanks
I only watched Goodbye Girl. The sound is phenomenal. Jeff Porcaro and (I think) Lenny Castro lay down some serious percussion heat, and the rest of the band is obviously tight as hell. While the lead singer has good chops and I think, for the most part, does justice to Bobby's original vocal, his ridiculous Michael Jackson/Milli Vanilli stage presence was impossible to watch.
That´s Chris Trujillo on perc dude
I love that singer!!
@Jeffrey Jones Wasnt he demoted to backing singer halfway through the tour, before being sacked?
@@SilverTounge85 how is Luke saying during the band-introduction: "lead-vocals and women's underwear: JMB." Whatever he's meaning ... 😉
Ah man, I can't stand that singer. He can't really sing that well, and he's way too theatrical.
Rock bottom for Toto turned out to be lower than I thought. Props to them for climbing back to the top and it was a brutal climb.
Ah, the old Yam SY77 ..... Still have mine but needs battery change it's that vintage !!! 😎🎹
Luke hasn't made a lot of mistakes over the years, but hiring that singer was a big one.
Nice voice but the Michael Jackson moves do not go with the Rock band sound..
RIP Jeff & Mike..
It is really common knowledge that Toto did not want this lead singer. Lukather didn't hire him, the record company forced the band to hire him. See Lukather's book, or even Byron's Wikipedia page.
Luke is a great vocalist, he should've just done it until they found someone that fit. Just my opinion .
Luke, Jeff and the band didn't have a choice. Their record company pushed Byron on them.
The record company basically forced them to hire him. But, Jeff was the one who persuaded the band to hire him.
Jeff, what a groove during Trujillo's percussion 'solo' in Africa...ok, the whole concert and his whole career....
E claro músicos instrumetistas maravilhoso s como o falecido Jeffrey Porcaro e tantos outros que passaram pela Banda ToTo amo muito essa banda desde 1980
Incrível!
Wow luke murdered the solo in girl goodbye! Wow and look at bad ass jeff with his shades on.... best ever!
Back in the days when people used cigarettes lighter to lighten up the mood, unlike nowadays we used our mobile phones instead 📱😂😊
I think, I was there. Weser- Ems- Halle Dec.'90 with my girlfriend on my shoulders the whole time. She wanted to see TOTO and I had a great leg workout. so we both won. Could probably pull it off today, but with a lots of pain-meds for the old L5 and L6!😬
Electrifying performance Toto
OMG ! THAnk You
I just love the bit at 58.57 when the two backing singers have a laugh at JMB's expense.
John McGrath 58:57
John McGrath 🤣 good
Everyone hated that dude and his bullshit.
@@markgabriel5797 He wasn’t a nice person either, he send the band hate letters after they fired him.
@@nickavenoso7851bs.....
I saw the very end of this tour in Pasadena, California. By that time, Byron had been relegated to standing in the back, singing backup with his tambourine. They had Jenny sing lead on most of the essential Bobby Kimball and Joseph Williams tracks, and they only let Byron come out front for Out of Love, mainly because it had been released as an (unsuccessful) single at that time. I was surprised to see how stunningly limited Byron's range was (strong vocals, but limited to about one octave, and unable to reach highs or lows Bobby and Joseph did). From all I've read, it was Jeff Porcaro who (along with the label) really pushed for Byron. Bad call. Truthfully though, I've seen Toto in concert many times over the years, and vocals were always the main shortcoming in concerts that otherwise featured the best playing I've ever witnessed. There's no question that Bobby Kimball was the best singer of the bunch, but more often than not, his vocals were shot on tour (whether from drugs, lack of endurance, or just age during his second stint with the band). Toto's concerts were always worth seeing for the instrumental solos, but the truly spectacular work that makes them a band for the ages will always be the work they did in the studio where they could control vocals and offer the best performances on record, even if the lyrics were sometimes an afterthought.
Interesting read,fully onboard with what you say...nice one.
In my humble opinion. While I agree Bobby was their best singer and he created the Toto sound, "Fergie" (Isolation) was their best singer
It's too bad he didnt work out. He sang the Kimball parts really well
@@TheBigwheels11 Fergie definitely had a strong voice on Isolation, but even on that album, I hear Kimball's leftover backing vocals on tracks like Stranger in Town, and they just have a stronger, warmer timbre. Plus, it's my understanding that Fergie was almost completely unable to sing on the Isolation tour, and that was the main reason he got dumped. It would have been interesting to see how the band would have developed if Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, or Richard Page (all of whom were at one time offered the gig of singing lead for Toto) had been in the band. However, I think the best choice would have just been to focus on Luke as the primary vocalist after Kimball was out. I don't miss a tenor vocalist at all on Tambu. Kimball could have come back at some point, but having Luke mainly sing lead would have helped to cement a sound and identity for the band that could have made them more successful in the US in the late 80s leading into the 90s. I certainly applaud many of the contributions Joseph Williams has made to the band over the years, but I've never thought he fit as a rock vocalist--too soft pop bouncy...no edge.
Did they have to keep Byron on the tour for contractual reasons? I feel like I’ve heard the band state this. I didn’t think a record company could dictate who was on tour.
@@david34802 Record companies can dictate a lot (at least they could back then). But, I have no idea if they were involved. I suspect the band had a contract with Byron that specified he would get paid for the rest of the tour, so the decision was to keep him, especially given Out of Love was being released as a single. It's not like he was a terrible person or causing problems as much as he was just a bad fit musically and personality-wise from everything I have been able to discern.
At last almost the whole concert!!
I saw this tour !!!
Jeff, cigarette in mouth, looking at Byron, going "What the fuck is this guy doing? Trying to be Michael Jackson?"
Byron and Toto were never meant to match.
Minute please!
Luke said watching JMB on stage was like Richard Simmons on Acid.
how have they even used this guy for a single concert? the poor TOTO :(
The record company basically forced them into a tour with Byron, the record company were the ones who said to try Byron, and that was a bad idea 🤣
Jeff Procaro : regular and indestructible
Byron has an amazing voice!! Too bad he's not with toto anymore
Refain of Stop loving you ..... Hard moment for the lead singer ....
Wow. The sound of this video is amazing, i thought would be bad. It's funny to see the visual style from Jean-Michel Byron, i understand why one year later he was fired by the band
Lawson Russell 👍👌😂😂😂😂😂
jean-Michel Jackson
TOTO was waaaaaay out of Jean-Michel-Byron's league. Why was he hired for this band in the first place? Strange.
Kimmie P. The record company wanted an MJ copy,which is sac religious..smh
You can say what you want about JMB but his vocal performance on Goodbye Girl is not bad
Nice to hear "Out of love" finally... I hold no grudge towards JMB but some of the old songs are partially painful to listen to unfortunately - the "past to present" songs sound good though... The band is as always phenomenal and Jeffs groove is unmistakeable :)
It's on the Livefields album with Luke doing the lead.
1:03:06 - Jenny Douglas! ❤
良い夢🌛✨を見て眠ります！有難う😉👍️🎶🍒
Lukes guitar on first 2 tracks is the one he used on Candyman tour in 94, don't see him play it as much now but it's megaa
This is awesome!!! ... the sound is direct from sound board ?
Sounds Great!
Thanks!
I don't see how the audio feed could be from the soundboard(based on the video), so just it shows you how good the mix was, and recordist was in the "sweet spot!"🎶
randyedward1 This is in no way camera audio haha! Just listen with headphones (you hear clearly no audience etc.) It is synced with the soundboard audio lots of fans like us had at one point :)
@@randyedward1 It was a radio broadcast and it happens that someone recorded the show too in the audience. they just synced the audio with the video.
@@randyedward1 It’s audio from a radio broadcast. They just synced it with footage from the Oldenburg show.
@@nickavenoso7851 Okay, that clarifies. Thanks. I guess doing FM simulcasts was done back then. There is audience ambience to the mix, even Luke's talking(10:16) sounds out of "the mix." So maybe a blend.
Mike🙏
Deu pra perceber o porque a maioria das músicas que Byron cantou nessa tour foram removidas da gravação do live in Paris. de pra perceber também o desconforto do Lukather com o Byron no palco.
Essa tour tinha tudo pra ser a melhor do TOTO se não fosse o Jean Mickey Mouse Byron ( mas o Jeff e a gravadora quiseram ele neah, fazer o que 😕 )
Vejo a galera aqui comentando dos ex vocalistas do TOTO e nunca mencionam o Fergie Frederiksen que cantou no álbum Isolation que pra mim é um dos meus álbuns favoritos. mesmo o Firgie sendo todo desafinado ainda preferia ele.
TOTO é vida!
Chapola From Brazil
Firgie Cantava as notas bem altas bem lembrado esse cantor não agradou não!
10:36 is my favorite part
Stop loving you
2:09 Luke's headbanging tho
He still does it! Saw them a few days ago and he still gets really into it!
And David Paich hopping up and down 😂
That would be so awesome if Steve Perry sung for Toto.
I don’t know how that would sound, but it would probably be better than Byron, 😂
@@nickavenoso7851 agreed
@@Flushometer_AirConditionerFan It would probably sound like when Fergie was in Toto. Fergie and Perry have very similar voices. Unfortunately Fergie is not with us anymore.
@@nickavenoso7851 I know, I heard he passed away in 2014.
@@Flushometer_AirConditionerFan Yeah, so sad. Passed away from cancer.
TOTO良いなあ🍒
I was there
SHOW.
Having recorded with Michael Jackson, Steve must have looked at this clown and thought, "Ive seen Michael and dude you're not him so stop trying to be". He then shakes his head and nails another amazing guitar solo!
This era was a hot vocal mess. Good to see Jeff though.
Agreed and agreed.
They got better after Byron. Never was a fan of his voice and his stage presence. He was too diva like for me.
素敵🍒
素敵だなあ🍒
The drum fill at 15:00.
Jeff was fucking amazing
1:38 Yeah!!!
Smokin!
Luke in his very best form of playing an TOOOONNNNEEEEE
24:10 Olee!
Watch the backing singers at that point...haha!
The band on their peak, souynds so much better back then! Luke pulled off some amazing things live during that era, and could actually sing too, until his voice got fucked a few years later!
I disagree, listen to them doing this song in the past 10 years with Steve Lukather on vocals, he sings it heavier, and the guitar and everything else is heavier and more rocking. They were more focused on keyboards in that era, they are back to being a rock band the last decade and much better for it.
ワールドツアー大変だったと思う。種をまいてきたから、今が有る。皆を幸せにしている🍀🍒
24:09 the girl in the back reacting to the voice crack lol
Lmao. She was like "oh my gosh"
2nd voice crack I’ve heard from paich singing Africa.
Before The Voice Crack: c:
After: *:0*
She’s like what the f was that, lol Went from :) to :0, 😂
como se llama el primer tema ?
[00:00:00] 1 Girl Goodbye
[00:07:50] 2 Child's Anthem
[00:10:00] 3 Stop Loving You
[00:16:10] 4 I'll Be Over You
[00:20:50] 5 Africa
[00:31:50] 6 Out Of Love
[00:38:00] 7 Red House
[00:44:40] 8 Afraid Of Love
[00:48:32] 9 Rosanna
[00:57:04] 10 Hold The Line
Ricordate un batterista come yeff non assisterà mai era capace di colpire allo stesso punto dopo ore Waters lo volle per suonare la canzone mother dei Pink Floyd infatti il suo stile è inconfondibile
why Kimball... Phillips .. and Phillinganes appear in the opening photo ??
Everyone misses Jeff for creating the band, but let's be fair, his ''leader'' ego made him choose. Byron is a singer in another ''Out of love'' way for example: It's an extremely beautiful ballad. Maybe a copy of One More Try by George Michael with a solo by Luke? Yes. But he was good, the difference, that Toto came from two mega singers, Bobby with his clear screaming voice and Joe's mixed voice full, powerful and a little hoarse.
Jeff thought that a singer who was focused on R&B, Soul, Pop would achieve both eras, but it was a mistake!
I think Out of love is beautiful, I love his falsetto/belting in ''And I, Lie babe'' But he was another band idea.
Jenny, after Bobby and Joe, was the best vocalist Toto had, it's no wonder she's the only one who had songs on his album besides being very dear to everyone
Byron can't sing the semi ballad ''Stop Loving you'' because Joe's timbre is hot and Bobby's he would go to falsette instead of screaming
Jeff for real together with the record company, fucked the band at this time
If it wasn't for Luke Paich's common sense, I even believe that these days, if Bryon knew an instrument like I don't know Bass he could even be in the band singing his single
Eu penso que Jean Michel Byron, poderia ter ficado mais tempo e gravado mais com o Toto,o acho um bom vocalista. As músicas são altas, não são fáceis pra aguentar uma turnê longa.O próprio Kimbal,Joseph sentiam o peso... ,mas o mundo fonográfico tem suas peculiaridades, uma pena.
Good god the vocals! Thank god that mess is gone. Joseph is the best and always will be.
Thumbnail picture is from 2007/08.
Need to change the picture to 1990 era.
Hahaha, what happened 31 years ago on this random gig??? The live mix is freakin awesome, please don't tell me it's only the camera mic... I will burn all of my recording gear lol
There was a discussion on this subject(audio) up above in this video's comments in response to Felipe Sandoval's post. It will be helpful to read, I think!
date and venue?
Stop loving you is rough, vocals, that is
Im sorry. Who the vocals again?
them drums...
14:24 - I would love to know who/what Luke's going "wtf" to. (There's a safe assumption to make, though.)
Probably something with his guitar, because it looks he’s looking backstage.
The picture is misleading, as it shows Simon and Bobby. Jeff was still alive in 1990. Byron was way to flamboyant for Paitch and Porcaro...and Lukather.
Jeff liked him a lot in the beginning, but then realized that he wasn’t the right fit, he was ok. But, some of the dances that he did on stage looked like he was trying to hump someone, and he isn’t that nice of a person, he sent the band hate letters after they fired him.
Love Toto but the vocals in this concert sucked big time. Byron only delivered in the first track. What's with the backing voca girls having full conversations while they're on stage?
Yeah, so unprofessional. Ridiculous.
58:44 OMG Luke :O
💦
He respects Jimi Hendrix!
Toto, must have been high on drugs when they brought in this Milli Vanilli dude. Wtf!! Definitely a low point for an otherwise Great Band
The record company choose him not the band.
Kenny powers on percussion 😂
1:04:03 Hold the Line (Ending)
Byron messes up the lyrics at the beginning of Stop loving you
I’m going to go watch Firenze to bleach my ears bye guys
Toto at there best...Fantastic Vocals....
MARK PEYTON ENNIS LOL good joke, not
What is Michael Jackson doing singing?
If only it actually WAS Michael Jackson. Contrary to this joker, Michael had real talent and was a great singer.
Zendaya on vocals xD
There is no one that can sing OUT OF LOVE like Byron