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The new Journey, holy ****. (Page 2)
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"Rock Star" was based on Tim "Ripper" Owens. NYT did a story on how he went from Judas Priest tribute to singing for JP. The movie was based on the story, so Tim got no money. He's in Iced Earth now and is (IMHO) the best singer out there. (He's no longer a Halford clone or wannabe.)
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"Destroy your ego. Trust your brain. Destroy your beliefs. Trust your divinity." -Danny Carey
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Got the new CDs yesterday and I have to say, they're just brilliant. But, the real gold is the included DVD, may be the best live disc I've ever watched. If you are, or have ever been, a fan of Journey, go out and buy this.
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"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it."
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Originally Posted by starman 
No Perry = No Journey.
End. Of. Story.
Tell that to the guys who recorded their first three albums.
Who's left from the original band? Anybody?
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Originally Posted by chris v
Tell that to the guys who recorded their first three albums.
Who's left from the original band? Anybody?
Neal Schon
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"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it."
- Thomas Paine
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I had never heard of of this dude or even that Journey was back until I saw this thread, but I have to say I'm impressed.
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Originally Posted by chris v
Tell that to the guys who recorded their first three albums.
Who's left from the original band? Anybody?
I'll give you one name:
Paul Di'Anno
If you don't know who he is and what I'm getting at, then the point is lost.
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Originally Posted by OwlBoy
Why do people insist on listening to music on YouTube? It is worse than 128kbps MP3s
Ignorance
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Why do people insist on listening to music on YouTube? It is worse than 128kbps MP3s
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Journey died for me with Jonathan Cain
What's wrong with Jonathan Cain??
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Originally Posted by OwlBoy
Why do people insist on listening to music on YouTube? It is worse than 128kbps MP3s
I don't, but it's easy to link a youtube video to show a sample. 
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Originally Posted by Shaddim
Neal Schon
Okay, maybe he owns the name. But as a bass player, I had HUGE respect for Ross Valory. Gregg Rolie and Aynsley Dunbar were monsters, too. They were over for me as a band once Rolie & Dunbar left. I was living in SF at the time they hired Perry, and they were already HUGE, in the bay area anyway, and everybody was wondering "who's this oh-oooh-woh guy??"
Commercially, hiring Perry was obviously the right thing to do -- it broke them nationally and they became one of the great arena acts of the 80's, and in hindsight, made some good records, but we all felt like they'd "sold out." Of course, that's what all teenagers say when their favorite unknown band hits it big, I realize. but now, it's just a revolving door.
And they're touring with Heart? Yeesh. (Don't nobody say nuthin' about Cheap Trick, though -- they still rule live)
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