Did JOURNEY sell out or did we BUY in!? Reacting to this epic history lesson by
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Did JOURNEY sell out or did we BUY in!? Reacting to this epic history lesson by @ProfessorofRock
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If the professor is in the comments at any point, let it be known I'm a huge fan and I digest his every video unabashedly.. I've also been keen to watching Mr. BP's journey & evolution through the anoles of Rock.(pun intended) Like a kid in a candy store he never fails to Light Up with every gem he finds..
Inside baseball.. The algorithms show reactions more because the music is still the #1 like to dislike genre on RUclips and anything related is expected to be engaging..
Couldn't believe it when I saw brought videos up and saw the "Professor of Rock".
Your in deep now when your listening to his stories. I listen to him quite often and enjoy his inside scoops.
Check more of the Professor - in some episodes he interviews some of these classic rockers! Check out his Bachman Turner Overdrive one where he interviews Randy Bachman who previously was the lead guitarist in The Guess Who with Burt Cummings. Thanks
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Just so you know, you were not disrespectful in the slightest to the Professor. If anything, you were extremely kind. Most reactors cut out the ads and try to push their own stuff. You're out here encouraging us to join up with him and his sponsors. That's very stand up of you.
Well done on the reaction as well. You took what he said and gave your opinion. Exactly what you should be doing. Great job!
The professor has interviewed Neal Schon and Johnathan Cain , lead guitarist and keyboardist respectively, but hasn't interviewed Steve Perry because he's been pretty much reclusive since he left Journey. Steve made his own solo albums and has recently announced that he has signed with a new label and is considering possibly touring again which he hasn't done in 25 years. He is 75 now, by the way, so may not be up to the physical demands of touring but we tried and true fans hope that he does. By the way Neal Schon was invited to play with Santana at the age of 15 and Jonathan Cain wrote Faithfully in a few hours while touring and it was personal. Steve was a drummer ,bass guitarist and pianist as well as the Voice. A very multitalented group.
The Professor has been "studying" music almost his entire life. He tributes his desire for music to his father. His father got to him into music pre-teen...as you watch him, he gives you these little tidbits of memories of him and his father and their link with/because of music. Its beautiful.
I have gained an even greater appreciation for you and your musicianship as you realize how music was created “ back in the day “ and you respect it. Mad props to you my man!
This guy is not called the Professor of Rock for nothin'...he does his research, he knows his shit. Watch his videos. He's the real deal.
The Professor of Rock is amazing. I love his channel.
And Yes. Steve Perry is “The Voice” … “The GOAT”.
Gregg Rollie played with Santana at Woodstock. Neal was not with Santana at that time. At the age of 17, Santana and Eric Clapton both wanted Neal to join their bands. Neal decided to go with Santana.
I’m a big fan of Journey and certainly of Steve Perry. I don’t think Journey sold out at all. I think that others were didn’t like that they became a huge hit while others that started back when Journey did were still struggling a bit.
Ansley Dunbar was actually fired by Journey’s manager (at that time) Herbie Herbert. Ansley didn’t get along very with Herbie or Steve Perry. He was also known for bad-mouthing Journey around the industry. I think one of the main reasons why Herbie had finally had enough was several complaints about Ansley getting involved with under-aged female fans one of which was the daughter of the local sheriff in one of the cities the band had played in. So Journey hired jazz drummer Steve Smith to replace Ansley. Steve Smith is a great drummer and has had his own jazz band for over 40 years. As it stands now, Ansley was included when Journey was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
I love Professor of Rock. You can see how much he genuinely loves music and preserving the stories behind the best musicians, albums, and songs of rock's history. I really enjoy his videos.
This guy is great. He knows alot about the history of Steve Perry and JOURNEY.
I would not like them any less. Any band that has one of the most popular songs in the world like 44 years later is not a sellout. Purists are so annoying whether it be music, clothing brands, politics, diet fads, exercise regimens, sports both type and style, or recreational activity. I like the Professor of Rock (think that's him), he knows more about rock trivia than maybe any person on earth.
Exactly Journey was is still ffr incredible, in my world forever. .
The Professor is AWESOME! So glad you found him!
Thanks for this reaction! Please don’t apologize for your stopping and commenting. First - it’s YOUR channel! Secondly - it’s actually very cool to hear all the similarities between rock and rap. I believe it’s because regardless of the genre, the core components will always be the same. I like to (try) to sew anything from clothing to crafts. In the end the core components are the same (they all require a machine, certain fabric, patterns, seam allowances) It’s just the finished product is completely different. In other words, deep down - we’re all the same! Please react to Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’ now that you know the true meaning of the song! Thank you, God bless you! 😊
One of my favorite reactions from you. Keep doing this. Love going down the rabbit whole with you.
Well, after Steve had to stop touring with the band because he had to have mandatory hip surgery, when he had recovered and went back to Neil to get back to the work, he was rejected and told that they already had invited another person to be the the next lead singer. Steve has been quite gracious about his replacement and I have read his praises for this man.
I didn't like how only one of the group treated Steve at the induction to the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame! But Steve praised every single one of them, including the one that took his place. ❤ Steve is an incredible human being, along with his fantastic talent! ❤❤❤
Jefferson Airplane->Jefferson Starship->Starship, if I remember correctly.
I am SOOO glad you found Professor of Rock. You’re right, he is amazing and will become one of your very favorites. He has a ton of music and stories just as you do. I learn a ton from you because of you’re genre and touring and him because of his storytelling etc. have a great time. I’d LOVE a show with both of y’all 💗🎼🎧
Mother father sister live is a must
First, props to ProfessorofRock, I’m a fan of his channel. He’s always got the details and the story. Second, Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezing is one of my favorite Journey songs. That and Mother Father are definitely worth reacting to. And last, I guess each artist has different reasons for doing what they do, but if you can’t make a living, then you’ll have to stop doing it full time anyway, so I don’t think it’s selling out as long as you can still enjoy the music you’re creating.
I've been asking for Loving, touching, squeezing!! One of my favorite songs!!
Me also !!! Hoping for a reaction of just the song soon
It definitely would go on his Playlist!! ❤
I like the original slow version with its sultry, bluesy vibe. But also love the faster version played in concert live Houston 1981. It was an encore song for that concert and has so much energy. Both are great!
Don't cheat on your musician boyfriend. They not only write a song getting even but get rich doing so 🎶❤️🎶
"Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'" live Houston "Escape" Tour Houston is great
One more thing Ansley liked driving the band with his drumming, stretching out and jamming, there new directions was sharp polished songs.
In the drumming world, Ainsley Dunbar and his replacement, Steve Smith are drumming legends
I saw Journey before they got Steve Perry. They became a much better band with him. And I wouldn't say they "sold out." There's something that people forget in hindsight and that's the power that MTV had on the music industry. They could make or break an artists career - and they did! Ask Billy Squire!
Steve changed the whole sound of Journey and made them who thet are now!!!!!
They've been 1 of my favorite groups of all time since I watched them for the first time in the spring of 1978!! Just 13 years old, I was hooked!!!!!!!
I saw Journey at the Oakland Colleseum, Day on The Green in 1984. Toto, The Tubes, Ronnie Montrose, Santana and Journey. Best show of my life! ( They had the white screens up all day, then had the cameras filming and PROJECTING on those screens when Journcame on. First time this system was ever used.)
Steve Perry was asked early on about this and posed the question What is commercial? Is Led Zeppelin commercial? Is Pink.Floyd commercial? These bands are popular is all. When Journey was not as successful and doing as well as we are now, we had many critics who would write things about us like like the band was forensic with ots guitar playing or had record companies pan us for not being playable. Then, when you are successful, the same ones criticize you for your success snd dubbyountoo commercial or Hecsaid tgatsxwhy we dintbgive a diddly hum about what critics or others think about us because it's the people who listen to us and who come to our shows who decide not critics. So if we have a great show and time and those who come to see us or buy our music love us, then that is our review. So, it was really Herbie Herbert as manager that heard Perry's vocals on a demo tape and said this is the guy Journey needs to take the band in a new direction. Dunbar
Was replaced because 4 members of the band wanted to go in one direction, and Dunbar didn't. Perry said Dunbar was an excellent drummer but that his style of playing wasn't in sync with the music being written andvdirection if Journey. Steve Snith was a Jazz Drummer who went to the Berkley School of Music and was touring eoth the band Montrose, which was opening for Journey. The guys took a liking to Smith and had him join Journey as Dunbars replacement. Fact is, you need to progress at times in other directions to achieve success. By the way, most album.covers for Journey were designed by Mouse/Kelly out of San Francisco, whom produced many of the iconic covers for the San Francisco music scene
He is not wrong about that song. It sky rocketed their career. It's one of the greatest songs of all time.
Great reaction!
You’re an amazing human. I need to thank you for revisiting and respecting older music. And Professor of Rock is the Rainman for many of us. Lastly, I’d like to thank you for (whether you know it or not!) not being ageist about music that probably took place before you were born. It’s so refreshing!!
Steve Perry is without a doubt the best singer, ever!!!
Absolutely!
You are right about The Professor he is a wealth of knowledge. Like most of us we got our start in music from our parents, he is no different. He talks about his dad a lot riding around in their old truck listening to the radio. you will really like this channel he has interviews with some of the most influential icons in music. A lot of his knowledge comes from living it. I love your channel, his and Elizabeth "Charismatic Voice" you all give the best reactions and impart knowledge along the way.
So glad you found the professor! His is literally the only channel I make sure to watch every video he puts out. Honestly one of the best channels on the internet, hands down. When he says "Hey, music junkies!" I always answer, "Hi, Professor!" because his content feels tailor-made for me. ❤
He does interviews with some of the biggest stars of rock. He knows his shiss.
I am a huge Journey fan and I didn’t know Journey before Steve.
LOL. This was so much fun. I think Professor has done 3 or 4 Journey videos.. I've studied that concert for papers back in college. When he started talking about the fans acting destroying the arena, at the same time your eyes got wide, I'm sitting here like, this is why we can't have nice things. lol I am so here for your Journey wave. So nice......
Loved that you found PoR, he's really great and to the point with these vids. RE greatest voice in rock, I'm a huge Perry fan, and I do feel his voice back then, amazing! With that said, I think, back then, there were great singers, authentic, no auto-tune and real. Perry also played drums and bass, so with the "originals" i think that's where that went sideways. He's a huge perfectionist too, so there's that. Keep doing the reaction stuff, that's what WE'RE here for!!!❤🎶❤👍😉
Lovin Touchin Squeezin is MY FAVORITE Journey song. Had the 45 too. I was 7 when it came out.
I wish I still had my flyer & autographed ticket stub for the 1st Def Jam tour in 1987. That was the best concert I ever went to. RUN DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Whodini, Eric B. & Rakim, Doug E. Fresh & the Get Fresh Crew, and Public Enemy. I almost fell off a balcony getting LL's autograph during Whodini's set.
I listened to Infinity because of an older sister. Then she bought Escape, played that record so much that I had to cut enough lawns to buy another one. Steve is the Voice!!! Journey is unbelievable after all these years. Them and Def Leppard are here in Philly soon and I’ll be there. At 54, them being older than me, I will not miss this concert. BP your game is killing it. Just over the past 7 months of me watching you!! Let’s Go 🤘🏻🇺🇸💯
I’ve been watching POR for years. Love Adam Reader. He’s interviewed some of the biggest rock name out there. He owes a lot of his knowledge to his dad. Which he mentions all the time.
There's a "double" you need to listen to off of Infinity album; it is two songs that should be played together ... Feeling That Way / Anytime ... they are and were always played together on the radio; this was Steve Perry's first album with the group.
BTW, check out Black Magic Woman Santana that’s Gregg Rollie singing and Neal Schon Journeys badass guitarist started with Santana at 15.
I love The Professor of Rock! I watch many of his videos! Dude knows what he talks about!
“Journey“ brought me here, but your discussion and kindness kept me listening to the end. Discovered you about a month ago, and immediately subscribed. Thanks bro.
Love Steve Perry and Journey. Was one of my fave bands. Interested in this. Love this brother on yt 😊💚🦠💚🦠Faithfully is one of my fave songs - also I love you bc of you talking about your life and comments on content 💚💚💚 Also yes Steve Perry is the voice - guess I loved the greats in 70s and 80s
I love that song. I remember when my daughter had finally listened to the song and it made sense to her! She listens to it all the time now. It's one of those you don't get till you're old enough to experience it.
Yall! I think BP is ready for Oh, Sherri! Who's with me? No spoilers but the I know the Steve/BP fans are ready for the conversation I know it will start! Plus i mean she is stunning!!! and Steve's voice is just perfect. Oh, Sherri!!!!
I commented that before that he must react to "Oh Sherrie"
Not only “ Oh Sherry” but also “ Foolish Heart”
She is or was a hairdresser with her own spa/salon in California very close to where Steve lives now. Last I heard she was still running her business. Now SHE would be a great interview with great insight into those days.
Mother/father
Oh Sherri! is a must! Right along Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'! Gosh I miss those days! I'm from a small rural/river town and growing up we had 3 things we lived for. Music/Dancing, Roller Skating and Swimming! Music and Swimming during the days and Skating on the weekend evenings! Times were so much easier back then.....
Great reaction 😊
The professor of Rock is a huge music fan. His dad nurtured his love of music when he was a kid. I completely agree that they didn’t sell out people bought in. Steve Perry is the best rock voice of all time 😊❤
I’m so stinking excited!!! My two favorite “Music RUclipsrs” in one place! How flipping cool!!! 😎 Journey rocks…regardless.
☮️🎶✝️
And now we wait for your reaction to Lovin Touchin Squeezin, Wheel in the Sky (preferably the Midnight Special live performance)
Steve Perry was born and raised on Hanford, next to the East Bay. He was the lead singer of Alien 👽 Project. Unfortunately, bass guitarist 🎸 Richard Michaels Haddad died 😢 in a car 🚗 accident. Thus, the band folded.
Late Herbie Herbert called 📞 Steve Perry about joining Journey.
In 1978, Ainsley Dunbar, a UK 🇬🇧 drummer, joined Jefferson Starship. After a few albums, he quit to join Whitesnake, saying hello 👋 to fellow UK 🇬🇧 citizen David Coverdale, the lead singer.
In 1981, The Babys 👶 had John Waite as lead singer, Ricky Phillips as bass guitarist 🎸, Tony Brock as drummer 🥁 and Jonathan Cain on guitar 🎸 and keyboards 🎹. The Babys 👶 broke up 💔. Brock joined Sir Rod Stewart. John Waite went solo. Jonathan Cain joined Journey. Greg Rolie retired from Journey.
In 1988, Waite, Phillips, Cain, Neal Schon and Deen Castronovo formed Bad English. Ex Journey members Greg Rolie and Ross Valory formed The Storm. Bith bands broke up 💔. Journey reunited. Steve Perry quit. Arnel Pineda is the current lead singer.
Suggested videos 📹: 1 Steve Perry and David Foster perform I Stand Alone 2 Bad English performs Straight to Your Heart 3 The Storm performs I've Got a Lot to Learn about Love 4 John Waite performs Missing You.
I bought in…. Took my stereo to my college dorm room. When I put my Journey albums on … everyone piled in my room. My collection was all the bands he mentioned and you mentioned, plus more. This was 1977+ and it was all disco crap on the radio. Honestly the rock music attracted the guys from the dorm across the parking lot. When the guys came over, the girls from my dorm came over. Trash can grain alcohol punch and this music. Just plugged the stereo in the hall outlet… BOOM! It’s a party!
I've been watching Professor Of Rock for about 6 years or so after looking for interviews with Alan Parsons.
He has done some really good inrerviews with artist and hisnin depth viseos like this are really great.
Like a lot of us, for me it goes back to the mid 70's when I really got into music and read the liner notes to see who wrote, composed, and played the songs I was listening to.
It's so cool how you've honed in on the artwork in a lot of your reactions. It's one of the things I miss most when it comes to buying music. Growing up in the 70s & 80s, I remember flipping through LPs at the record store and buying a record just because the artwork was so incredible. And it didn't always stop at the cover. The tiny images on a CD or streaming platform just don't offer the same experience as a 12" canvas.
Professor of rock is a great channel. He has so many insights and interviews with artists, behind the scenes stories, and he does a great job of telling them, I highly suggest to anyone to check out his stuff.
One of the great stories I seen on there is around the song "Don't come around here no more" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. A song inspired by the morning after Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) spent the night with Stevie Nicks. Her recent ex bf, Joe Walsh (Eagles), came knocking on the door with Dave still inside. She wouldn't let Joe in yelling, go away, don't come around here no more.
It's quite the story.
Professor of rock is so good. Been subscribed to him for years.
Great reaction!! Learning about great legendary rock bands and origins can be amazing.
The thing about being driven by passion is that somewhere along the ride it starts to lose its speed. You can either use time trying to get it back...or continue forward and have your passion evolve to something new.
Wheel in the Sky and Lights are early Journey/Steve Perry great great songs. 👍
It’s so fun to see Adam being SO successful. ❤ I went to HS w/ him & since he was 2yrs older than me he used to give me a ride home from school in his light blue 1950’s Chevy classic car that didn’t go over 45mph! My house was on his way home & he was always willing to drop me off so I didn’t have to ride the bus! He introduced me to some great music (Including The Smiths) on those drives! 😂 He’s a great person & if he sees this… Hey Adam 🙋🏻♀️, I saw your Mom a couple weeks ago! She’s always so sweet! 😂❤
I love this. I've always assumed he's as absolutely nice as he seems on camera, and sounds like he always has been.
I love when content creators I like collide like this. It's like when the cast of the love boat would show up on fantasy island, BONUS!! 🤣
I am glad you found Professor of Rock! You will learn so much from him. I saw this video awhile back and I was surprised that Infinity did not rank as an album. Most of my favorite songs are on that album. My introduction to them was from hearing "Lights" on the radio while I was living in San Francisco in 79-82. They bookended my first marriage - from Lights to Separate Ways!
Yes. Rolie was the singer on Black Magic Woman. Lovin Touchin Squeezin and Any Way You Want It were mega hits that you should react to! Rolie and Steve sounded good together but changing Rolie to Cain was huge. I love some of the older stuff like Wheel in the Sky and Feelin That Way and Just The Same Way are also great first dips with Steve added. I just wasn’t into the psychedelic stuff pre Steve. 😂🤷🏻♀️
The rabbit hole of journey is huge. They have a lot of albums, a lot of songs. Especially their hit song on the 1981 Escape album with "Don't Stop Believing" which you've already reacted to, now you need to react to "Mother Father" and "Only the Young" which should have a video on their channel next cause. Yeah, you'll see why Steve is named The Voice, but as for your reaction to this, people who react with. Why are you talking over the video I would ignore them. They have ADHD of the brain. Us older people who watch your videos. Want you to react to things that you didn't know because you have to remember we know journey. We grew up on it. You didn't grow up on it. So we want to see if your reaction to certain things about their story that we know. Or songs, do you react the same way we did? So don't worry about those people leaving dumb. Comments they just have ADHD of the brain that's unfortunate in the world. We live in Immediate Self Gratification, wanting to just see and get to the end. We want to hear your reactions. To certain key things you learn about the band on the way and I think it's good that you actually do this before you go down the rabbit hole because you're going to watch those videos and listen to the lyrics from a whole Different POV understanding of the dynamic of the Band? As you see them move through the whole journey pardon the pun.
Professor of Rock is a channel I subscribed to years ago. It's fascinating to learn the back story behind a track or a band and does a great job in his research process.
Your channel is fun to watch in another aspect. Watching an honest reaction from someone unfamiliar with the genre and sharing your journey in music discovery is a trip of its own. Two different styles of channels. It is fun watching you learn from the professor as well.
I've been subscribed to the professor for a quite a while. If it has anything to do with rock he knows it.
Not only is he a knowledge master of Rock history, he has a lot of interviews with famous artists. Do subscribe, and enjoy his content.
You should try to interview the professor. He's had a ton of interviews on his channel. Can't hurt to ask. BTW his dad introduced him to music and he became 'that guy' in school who knew everything about the groups, the albums, and the songs. You need to check out his video on his father.
I'm totally on board with that suggestion
Agree
Doooooo it!!! I love POR - he was my 2nd RUclips subscription
Me and my brother both watch POR
Thin Lizzy was there and you didn’t even bat an Eye ?!
You realize that’s who sang the boys are back in town , your theme song right ? 😂
Been subscribed to Professor for a good while. Glad you found him and took a chance on doing a reaction like this.
I think one of the main differences between your story as a solo artist and that of a group of artists is having to deal with the dynamics of a group of individuals each with their own skills, talents and preferences. Jams are authentic. The fact that one artist doesn't get his way and gets upset about it doesn't make the group any less authentic. Keep keepin' it real 🤘❤
Yeah this guys speaks truth. He does his home work.
Love the Professor, hew is a gem. You keep right on listening and learning BP. We are riding wit you. PS. I'm sure Dunbar is a home playing his drums all alone.
Oh and if you haven't already seen it, Areomith and DMC(?) did Walk This Way! Oldschool greatness!
Jefferson Airplane was in the 60s and early 70s, then they made some changes, became more commercial, they renamed to Jefferson Starship through the mid 80s, and then with some more changes, became Starship.
Yeah, I love hearing the professor talk about bands. It's like talking to my sister about bands too. You always learn something new, when you hear people talk who lived through the growth with the bands
This was great, BP! I've been subbed to PoR for a while now and I love his channel. I've actually seen this episode already, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching it again, through the eyes of someone who's still in the early stages of their "journey" into classic rock music, artists, bands, etc. I don't have any objections at all, to you doing this type of longer form reaction again and wouldn't mind if you made it a regular thing on the channel... maybe a couple of times a month or something. Obviously, I don't know Adam (PoR) personally, but I get the impression from watching his videos that he wouldn't have a problem with you reacting to his content. He just seems like a pretty cool/chill dude. And you approached the reaction from a place of total respect and appreciation for the opportunity. There are also lots of great interviews out here on the interwebs with some of the greats (like Steve Perry *hint *hint) and I think that reacting to some of those would be awesome, too!!! So, yeah... I'd be totally cool with more content like this in the future! Stay blessed!
I actually have Journey's first self-titled album. Greg Rolle was the lead singer, and they had a more progressive sound. It's not bad, but it doesn't stand out, either.
I love the Professor. He knows EVERYTHING! Plus, he has some interesting shoot interviews with people in the rock world. Give hime a subscribe, it's worth it.
We all have our own tastes. That very first Journey album is in my top 5 of all time.
i haven know all this for ages. I had and still have a major crush on Steve Perry. Loved them for decades.
I was at the World Series of Rock that day. I saw no violence...only love for the music. Journey nailed it.
I am watching for your reaction...continue please.
Dope video. Yeah I bought in. Professor of rock is one of the best channels on RUclips if you love learning about the history of these legendary rock bands.
I have been watching videos by Adam Reader for almost 2 years. In short, the man KNOWS His shit. You will several videos of major artists he's interviewed and they where they say to his face "You know my history better than I do!"
But he was right in what he was saying Journey does not sound like anybody else. And they never did even before Steve Perry. But with the inclusion of Mr
Perry, they put themselves miles of most artists of the day.
Mainly it was because each band member in their own right was master of their instrument. And Steve Perry In several interviews He himself is his instrument as everything around him can affect his voice.
If you would care to do another reaction video about Journey from this time period, try to get use of the bands May 15, 1979 appearance on the Midnight Special: the acapella opening sequence, this version of L T S, and the live version of "(I'm A) Roadrunner".
These performances are part of the canon of what makes them absolute legends and why people "bought in" to the group.
It’s cool you’re digging deep into these bands. So much stuff to learn. For me it’s always been a hobby.
Professor of Rock is incredible. I’ve been a subscriber to him for a long time ☺️ He knows EVERYTHING!!!
The Professor of Rock knows his stuff, I love his post and yes, I agree with him that Perry has the greatest voice in Rock.
Professor of Rock has been a fan of music since his youth...he started interviewing yrs ago i believe. I heard his story but cant remember how he got his start.
I think a high school teacher told him that he would not be able to get an interview with a famous musician for an assignment but he actually did it. That started him on his path.
Glad you discovered POR! He’s my daily fix. I have decades of trivia but I learn something every episode. He deep dives like no other!
I would’ve never known about his channel until you did a reaction this! This is fricken awesome. I hope he doesn’t get mad about you posting this. I just subbed to him.
It’s awesome watching your reaction to learning stuff like this as I did as well! Let goo!
So much good content for you to see. Enjoy!! He’s really great.
I'm glad they "sold out." I played Lovin',Touchin' Squeezin' on the jukebox at work ALL THE TIME. It's how I made it washing all those dishes by hand!!😂
Whenever I was out bar hopping with my sister's, the first thing I did was go to the jukebox and look for Loving Touching Squeezing!
17:44
"I've Reacted To Starship, Jefferson Starship, and There's Another Play On That Name"
Well, Pegasus, the evolution of that group goes as follows:
Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship
Starship
Every incarnation of this group included vocalist Grace Slick
Adam Reader is the Professor of Rocks name. He does his own research. He is an avid fan of music and the history behind it, which he got from his dad. He's a great guy. You should reach out to him.
Watch this guy, Professor of Rock often...and he just mentioned the song ive asked you to react to Journey's "LOVIN, TOUCHIN, SQUEEZIN" ..."and "Wheel In The Sky"
It's got to be Wheel in the Sky from live in Osaka 1980. He opens the song with a improvised Fado (Portuguese Soul Music) piece.
Please do more videos from this guy! I loved watching this. And I don’t mind the constant pausing. Keep up the great content! 👍🏻
I love watching the professor he has such great interviews and insight.
I say why can't this night go on forever. I think he was singing that is was the end of his journey with the band or he was talking about the audience
If Journey sold out, I'm a buyer! That dude Dunbar is off his rocker, pun intended. If Dunbar is honest with himself these many years later, I think he would realize how infinitely wrong he was! In my world Journey will go down in history as one of the top bands to ever exist, at least in the top 50! The band changed to be successful because what they were doing wasn't working, and that's not selling out, it's progression, and experimentation to find a new sound that sells records, that is not selling out! And then came Steve Perry with his one of a kind voice, and song writing skills, and that's serendipity at it's best! 👍😎✌🗽
Watching you learn this is cool. Sometimes I get the best giggles hearing your thoughts on a song or particular verse. I'm so glad you are learning about and listening to the best generation of music.
He interviews the artist and those who produced their work. You would enjoy watching those interviews.
I LOVE his channel. so much awesome info about so many great bands. His interviews are amazing as well. Reminds me of MTV at it's best.
P.O.R writes his own stuff. He probably has more on Journey. I enjoy the 80s and 90s artist he covers. He should have his own music history show on mtv or history channel 😂
Aynsley Dunbar is a legend but dude has been in so many bands - great bands - that it was no shock he was only with Journey for four albums.
If memory serves me correctly, he also played with David Bowie.
Love the professor of rock! I’ve been a metalhead my whole life and this guy teaches me so many things I had no clue about. I do know a lot, but this guy makes me look dumb, but I really enjoy his channel yours too black pegasus! I thought it was cool that you did a reaction to this
A reaction to a reaction of a band you've reacted to. It's reaction Inception! 😂
Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' is EPIC! Got alot of us kids through our heart-breaking gut-wrenching break-ups that we thought would kill us as a teenager. LOL