Journey/Survivor wrote: I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
Maybe Frankie's finest solo hour ever.
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Journey/Survivor wrote: I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
silvergirl66 wrote:RED BABY! I think it's a midwestern thing! LOL! Cruzin....backstreets......rebelgirls....and of course Chicago is a kickass city, but most of these guys grew up in the burbs.
Journey/Survivor wrote:Overall, WSC ranks as one of my least favorite albums, but it does still have it's good points too.
I have always thought that Jimi's voice was at it's absolute best on the WSC album.
CLYG is a great song, Frankie Rocks on it, and I love Marc's drumming on it, Very soulfull singing from Jimi.
Oceans is another highlight of the album, again very soulfull vocals from Jimi. I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
My brother, who is not a Survivor fan overall, but who likes some of their songs, says that he thinks that BSLA is the only good song from WSC.
Funny thing, at the high school that I went to the band t-shirts that you would always see the most were Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden and Kiss, but the shirt that you would probably see the fifth most at the time was the WSC shirt. I used to see those everywhere at school or around town.
Red13JoePa wrote:silvergirl66 wrote:RED BABY! I think it's a midwestern thing! LOL! Cruzin....backstreets......rebelgirls....and of course Chicago is a kickass city, but most of these guys grew up in the burbs.
No, it was the Sman not me who ripped those bacsktreet/boulevard/cars/rebels/citylights/scraping by kinda lyrics.
they've been part and parcel to the band from the word "go" so I dig it.
Like Springsteen singing about boardwalks, arcades, bars, rivers, dirtroads and girls.
Gotta have it.
Red13JoePa wrote:My bad, dude.
Yep, everyday street tough life's a big part of the Srvr cannon.
Slander wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Overall, WSC ranks as one of my least favorite albums, but it does still have it's good points too.
I have always thought that Jimi's voice was at it's absolute best on the WSC album.
CLYG is a great song, Frankie Rocks on it, and I love Marc's drumming on it, Very soulfull singing from Jimi.
Oceans is another highlight of the album, again very soulfull vocals from Jimi. I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
My brother, who is not a Survivor fan overall, but who likes some of their songs, says that he thinks that BSLA is the only good song from WSC.
Funny thing, at the high school that I went to the band t-shirts that you would always see the most were Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden and Kiss, but the shirt that you would probably see the fifth most at the time was the WSC shirt. I used to see those everywhere at school or around town.
Where you living overseas? Just curious.
Journey/Survivor wrote:Slander wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Overall, WSC ranks as one of my least favorite albums, but it does still have it's good points too.
I have always thought that Jimi's voice was at it's absolute best on the WSC album.
CLYG is a great song, Frankie Rocks on it, and I love Marc's drumming on it, Very soulfull singing from Jimi.
Oceans is another highlight of the album, again very soulfull vocals from Jimi. I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
My brother, who is not a Survivor fan overall, but who likes some of their songs, says that he thinks that BSLA is the only good song from WSC.
Funny thing, at the high school that I went to the band t-shirts that you would always see the most were Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden and Kiss, but the shirt that you would probably see the fifth most at the time was the WSC shirt. I used to see those everywhere at school or around town.
Where you living overseas? Just curious.
No.
I live in a suburb of Cleveland Ohio.
Slander wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Slander wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Overall, WSC ranks as one of my least favorite albums, but it does still have it's good points too.
I have always thought that Jimi's voice was at it's absolute best on the WSC album.
CLYG is a great song, Frankie Rocks on it, and I love Marc's drumming on it, Very soulfull singing from Jimi.
Oceans is another highlight of the album, again very soulfull vocals from Jimi. I read an article in a magazine one time where the writer said that he considered Oceans to have the best guitar solo of the year.
My brother, who is not a Survivor fan overall, but who likes some of their songs, says that he thinks that BSLA is the only good song from WSC.
Funny thing, at the high school that I went to the band t-shirts that you would always see the most were Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden and Kiss, but the shirt that you would probably see the fifth most at the time was the WSC shirt. I used to see those everywhere at school or around town.
Where you living overseas? Just curious.
No.
I live in a suburb of Cleveland Ohio.
Okay Midwest that explains it then. I don't think they nearly had that kind of popularity on the west coast.
Slander wrote:
Red13JoePa wrote:Only merchandise I want to see are musical.
Albums, live albums and DVDs.
Survivor could put out a live dvd of recent tour(s) and do it on the cheap. Foreigner did this a few years back, a very bootleggy, guerilla feeling 1 camera shot dvd so their cash outlay was probly minimal but they got in shelves retail.
It's a good live dvd too. Sound is spectacular.
This can be done.
Slander wrote:I don't think Frankie does anything on the cheap. It's not his style. He is a true craftsman.
Red13JoePa wrote:Slander wrote:I don't think Frankie does anything on the cheap. It's not his style. He is a true craftsman.
And that might be why he does nothing period at least as far as releases are concerned.
Could be waiting for labels to line up and bid to finance, shoot and release a dvd whereas Foreigner put theirs together themselves, THEN found independent distribution, got it in FYEs Circuit Citys, Best Buys, made thousands of fans happy and probably made some money in the process.
But Survivor fans? No dvd for us, because Frankie doesn't like to do anything on the cheap. Tell That to Jimi Jamison by the way, who claims he was inadequately compensated.
Tell it to Billy Ozello who cited the same thing.
Red13JoePa wrote:I guess so.
What's Frankie the big spender's side of those stories? Because all we have to go on are 2 guys who went on the record saying they weren't paid comensurate wages and talented keyboardists who have to give piano lessons on the side and a talented drummer who's got to sit in with bar bands on the side.
Slander wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:I guess so.
What's Frankie the big spender's side of those stories? Because all we have to go on are 2 guys who went on the record saying they weren't paid comensurate wages and talented keyboardists who have to give piano lessons on the side and a talented drummer who's got to sit in with bar bands on the side.
That's there choice. Like I said 2 sides to every story. If Jamo is in such high demand why isn't he with another band. He is an aor legend.
Red13JoePa wrote:Slander wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:I guess so.
What's Frankie the big spender's side of those stories? Because all we have to go on are 2 guys who went on the record saying they weren't paid comensurate wages and talented keyboardists who have to give piano lessons on the side and a talented drummer who's got to sit in with bar bands on the side.
That's there choice. Like I said 2 sides to every story. If Jamo is in such high demand why isn't he with another band. He is an aor legend.
It's not about Jamo, it's about me saying Survivor should put out a bare bones dvd and I bet we'd buy it and you saying Frankie doesn't do things on the cheap. Where's this refusal to go cheap when it comes to signing checks for key bandmembers?
Red13JoePa wrote:Well I got sidetracked by the bullshit here, by my point is why is it beneath Survivor to put out a decent self-funded DVD?
Red13JoePa wrote:I guess so.
What's Frankie the big spender's side of those stories? Because all we have to go on are 2 guys who went on the record saying they weren't paid comensurate wages and talented keyboardists who have to give piano lessons on the side and a talented drummer who's got to sit in with bar bands on the side.
Journey/Survivor wrote:I do agree with you on the CD/DVD thing though. I don't see why they can't produce a live DVD that wouldn't cost them a lot to make, and they might even be able to make a small profit off of it?
Red13JoePa wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:I do agree with you on the CD/DVD thing though. I don't see why they can't produce a live DVD that wouldn't cost them a lot to make, and they might even be able to make a small profit off of it?
That is really all I am saying. I think Foreigner made $ on their self-made bare bones (with terrific sound, most importantly Mick Jones ensured the sound was there in 2.0 and 5.1 surround) live release.
I'd love to see these guys do that with the new lineup. At first, Foreigner had it for sale only on their internet site but cleared enough that they were able to secure a retail release through a small indy label.
Eyeof wrote:If frankie does nothing less than 100 percent and all that bla, bla, bla, please explain the lame ass song writing and production on Reach? Hell it wasn't half the CD that the FMS demos where...
Slander wrote: So I agree Reach wasn't a bullseye although I remember everybody raving before Jamo was replaced Robin.
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