
If I may ask do you guys still work with Fan Asylum? Also, does F.A. have any involvement with the current Journey?
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Ftloperry wrote:Just one voice....singing in the darkness....all it takes is one voice shout it out and let it ring.....just one voice....it takes that one voice and everyone will sing.......and Steve is that one voice....
Memorex wrote:Ftloperry wrote:Just one voice....singing in the darkness....all it takes is one voice shout it out and let it ring.....just one voice....it takes that one voice and everyone will sing.......and Steve is that one voice....
Please see the Manilow thread from a couple weeks back...
Lora wrote:
We still love Journey's music and are proud of our part of Nightmare & Journey's history.
Lora& Cyndy
Lora wrote:
With that said, many people accept all he says as fact even when it contradicts other credible sources (Steve Lukather, Nuno Bettencourt, David Pack, Joe Benson). HH admits he has had no contact with SP in years so has not heard him sing. We had lunch with Steve a few weeks ago and he played us some recent demos he has been working on. We have heard him sing.....recently. He has definitely not lost his gift - the ability to touch the listener's heart. It is subjective as to whether or not you prefer the soaring vocals of Infinity or the timbre/texture of his voice on later albums, but he has the same amazing voice that beautifully conveys the feel and message of each song.
There are no confirmed plans for these songs, so we haven't commented on this subject before. It's up to Steve as to when/if he is ready to put new material out. After hearing the demos, we can only hope they will see the light of day sometime down the road.
donnaplease wrote:THANK YOU Lora for this update. It is SO refreshing to hear some of what SP is doing, as well as a non-biased and informed take on the matter.
Ftloperry wrote:Lora and Cyndi you didn't have to say anything at all on the HH interview but you did....so THANK YOU for letting your voices on this be heard and for giving us some valuable insight.![]()
Just one voice....singing in the darkness....all it takes is one voice shout it out and let it ring.....just one voice....it takes that one voice and everyone will sing.......and Steve is that one voice....
Lora wrote: We had lunch with Steve a few weeks ago and he played us some recent demos he has been working on. We have heard him sing.....recently.
conversationpc wrote:donnaplease wrote:THANK YOU Lora for this update. It is SO refreshing to hear some of what SP is doing, as well as a non-biased and informed take on the matter.
There is no non-biased take on this matter.
donnaplease wrote:conversationpc wrote:"There is no non-biased take on this matter.
Dave, I am interested in your comment, though. Why do you feel this way?
Tom Jrnyfn wrote:I think whether Steve can still sing a tune is a moot point. It's obvious that he's done.
I feel Journey may be finally on the right track.
I think whether Steve can still sing a tune is a moot point. It's obvious that he's done.
StoneCold wrote:Good to hear, thank you for the "inside info".![]()
If I may ask do you guys still work with Fan Asylum? Also, does F.A. have any involvement with the current Journey?
Lora wrote:After reading everyone's thoughts on the HH interview, we thought we'd add ours. As we have said before, HH gave us our start with the Journey Force which became Fan Asylum, the company we have run with Tim McQuaid for the past 24 years. HH was always good to us as fans and employees. We could (and did) sit and listen to his stories for hours and never be bored. Journey would not be Journey if it were not for HH. The interview brought back many memories of how creative & brilliant he was as a business man.
With that said, many people accept all he says as fact even when it contradicts other credible sources (Steve Lukather, Nuno Bettencourt, David Pack, Joe Benson). HH admits he has had no contact with SP in years so has not heard him sing. We had lunch with Steve a few weeks ago and he played us some recent demos he has been working on. We have heard him sing.....recently. He has definitely not lost his gift - the ability to touch the listener's heart. It is subjective as to whether or not you prefer the soaring vocals of Infinity or the timbre/texture of his voice on later albums, but he has the same amazing voice that beautifully conveys the feel and message of each song.
There are no confirmed plans for these songs, so we haven't commented on this subject before. It's up to Steve as to when/if he is ready to put new material out. After hearing the demos, we can only hope they will see the light of day sometime down the road.
We just wanted to share what we can of our experience with you guys. We have been into music for a very long time and have seen and heard just about everyone. We are not SP cheerleaders/loons. If Steve's voice wasn't up to standards, we wouldn't be making this post now.
HH seems angry because he feels that SP messed up "his formula" and his business model and feels it cost him tons of $$. As "The Force," we were part of that business model and suffered a similar loss as Journey was our primary client at the time. We moved on without bitterness and without playing the blame game. We have kept in touch with some of the Nightmare/Nocturne crew and they also seem to be puzzled by HH's anger after so many years.
We still love Journey's music and are proud of our part of Nightmare & Journey's history.
Lora& Cyndy
Lora wrote:After reading everyone's thoughts on the HH interview, we thought we'd add ours. As we have said before, HH gave us our start with the Journey Force which became Fan Asylum, the company we have run with Tim McQuaid for the past 24 years. HH was always good to us as fans and employees. We could (and did) sit and listen to his stories for hours and never be bored. Journey would not be Journey if it were not for HH. The interview brought back many memories of how creative & brilliant he was as a business man.
With that said, many people accept all he says as fact even when it contradicts other credible sources (Steve Lukather, Nuno Bettencourt, David Pack, Joe Benson). HH admits he has had no contact with SP in years so has not heard him sing. We had lunch with Steve a few weeks ago and he played us some recent demos he has been working on. We have heard him sing.....recently. He has definitely not lost his gift - the ability to touch the listener's heart. It is subjective as to whether or not you prefer the soaring vocals of Infinity or the timbre/texture of his voice on later albums, but he has the same amazing voice that beautifully conveys the feel and message of each song.
There are no confirmed plans for these songs, so we haven't commented on this subject before. It's up to Steve as to when/if he is ready to put new material out. After hearing the demos, we can only hope they will see the light of day sometime down the road.
We just wanted to share what we can of our experience with you guys. We have been into music for a very long time and have seen and heard just about everyone. We are not SP cheerleaders/loons. If Steve's voice wasn't up to standards, we wouldn't be making this post now.
HH seems angry because he feels that SP messed up "his formula" and his business model and feels it cost him tons of $$. As "The Force," we were part of that business model and suffered a similar loss as Journey was our primary client at the time. We moved on without bitterness and without playing the blame game. We have kept in touch with some of the Nightmare/Nocturne crew and they also seem to be puzzled by HH's anger after so many years.
We still love Journey's music and are proud of our part of Nightmare & Journey's history.
Lora& Cyndy
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