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axecrew wrote:What I think isn't going to be too popular with some......I think that you just saw the "real" survivor. The voice and the main songwriter. With all due respect to Dave,whom I personally have never had a bad comment about, Jimi is the most recognizable voice of survivor and Jim was/still is the main songwriter. Yes sullivan was a major contributor,but anything the frankie sullivan band does will never measure up to that band.
You think frankie's got the wolves ready to sue that station for refering to Jim and Jimi as members of survivor and not ex-members as they were signing off?
BTW joe was going to ask you this in the other thread...What label is Mecca II coming out on?
axecrew wrote:Thanks for the reply joe.......I agree with a lot of what you said and yes together they were monsters. But having said that and taking a look at the stuff they've done with outside writers it's safe to say that Jim was the main idea guy. His stuff is far superior to anything sullivan has done since or without Jim around. No chance of ever getting them in the same room in the forseeable future as I'm sure you know.
The reason I ask about the label is Why are you bankrolling the expenses if it's coming out on Frontiers? Shouldn't they be doing that? Or did I misunderstand your comment about the $80,000.
Joe Vana wrote:I Know the history, I know what really went on, I know the pain....but if I could get the two of them in a room with one guitar and one piano they would both come out of that room with a song far superior than they ever could alone....ever....and better than with 99% of the cowriters out there as well...
JV
Joe Vana wrote:axecrew wrote:Thanks for the reply joe.......I agree with a lot of what you said and yes together they were monsters. But having said that and taking a look at the stuff they've done with outside writers it's safe to say that Jim was the main idea guy. His stuff is far superior to anything sullivan has done since or without Jim around. No chance of ever getting them in the same room in the forseeable future as I'm sure you know.
The reason I ask about the label is Why are you bankrolling the expenses if it's coming out on Frontiers? Shouldn't they be doing that? Or did I misunderstand your comment about the $80,000.
I bankroll it till its done and "in the can"....once it goes to Frontiers I begin recouping....all good though, I said 2 years ago I did not are if I lost money on this album, it is a passion, not an income stream.....
I have written with both of them....and been around them for years....they are equal in creative quality.....JP just writes wayy more tunes.....that is not an opinion, I have written alot with both....
JV
Tito wrote:Joe Vana wrote:axecrew wrote:Thanks for the reply joe.......I agree with a lot of what you said and yes together they were monsters. But having said that and taking a look at the stuff they've done with outside writers it's safe to say that Jim was the main idea guy. His stuff is far superior to anything sullivan has done since or without Jim around. No chance of ever getting them in the same room in the forseeable future as I'm sure you know.
The reason I ask about the label is Why are you bankrolling the expenses if it's coming out on Frontiers? Shouldn't they be doing that? Or did I misunderstand your comment about the $80,000.
I bankroll it till its done and "in the can"....once it goes to Frontiers I begin recouping....all good though, I said 2 years ago I did not are if I lost money on this album, it is a passion, not an income stream.....
I have written with both of them....and been around them for years....they are equal in creative quality.....JP just writes wayy more tunes.....that is not an opinion, I have written alot with both....
JV
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I remember you saying (paraphrasing) Peterik writes 20 songs for every Sullivan song. It does seem like Peterik shits songs. Actually I think he writes more songs than he take dumps.
Joe Vana wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgSZMkJrfbQ
axecrew wrote:WYes sullivan was a major contributor,but anything the frankie sullivan band does will never measure up to that band.
Slander wrote:axecrew wrote:Yes sullivan was a major contributor,but anything the frankie sullivan band does will never measure up to that band.
Nor anything JJ and JP put out. It will never have that special element that FS brings. It's that signature Survivor sound. It's indisputable.
axecrew wrote:Good God will you get over the fucking signature sound crap? Especially in light of the fact that reach bombed. ....Crossroad Moment sounds more like a survivor album than reach did/does.
MarcelJordan wrote:Joe Vana wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgSZMkJrfbQ
Not bad. Although, I didn't know EOTT was also in Crossroads Moments.![]()
Seriously though, it would have been great to sing something from CM. Its a darn good album.
Slander wrote:axecrew wrote:Good God will you get over the fucking signature sound crap? Especially in light of the fact that reach bombed. ....Crossroad Moment sounds more like a survivor album than reach did/does.
Sorry don't let the facts get in the way of your argument bud. FS is responsible for that signature sound. I know it drives you f***ing nuts. Reach bombed? Actually my understanding is it sold pretty well for Frontiers. Oh by what about the sales figures for "Above The Storm?"
axecrew wrote:Good God will you WOW......just fucking WOW. Love the whole pick and choose. NO one person is responsible for any signature sound and I know it drives you fucking nuts to admit that Peterik had as much to do with that as your man-love did.
Joe Vana wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgSZMkJrfbQ
Red13JoePa wrote:Joe Vana wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgSZMkJrfbQ
Jamison in FINE voice but just......strange; that track selection.
axecrew wrote: Above the Storm has nothing to do with anything, after all how can you compare a little solo album against an album from the world-wide multi-cultural superstars that is SURVIVOR.
Slander wrote:axecrew wrote: Above the Storm has nothing to do with anything, after all how can you compare a little solo album against an album from the world-wide multi-cultural superstars that is SURVIVOR.
You take Reach and you call it a bomb as some stab at FS abilities. Like if JP had been there it would have been a huge smash. It's bs and you know it is. I brought up Above The Storm because it is just as silly to say that album was a bomb! Which I never said and only asked for the sales figures out of curiosity. The bottom line these two great talents did their best work SO FAR together. Reach was not a bomb. It sold just fine for an album of it's genre. The place I bought it from said it was their number 1 album for a while.
Just so we get this straight, for the thousandth time. JP is great at what he does. I have all three POL albums, the first one is clearly the best. I bought Mecca because of JP and I bought Sunstorm with JLT because of JP. I wish Deep Purple would have had JP write on Masters of Slaves. Hell I may even by his jazz album. I show my respect for the man by buying his art. I enjoy his songwriting. The man knows how to throw a hook that's for damn sure but I think FS stands on his own just fine. Axe JP doesn't need your help. Damn you spout his resume at every turn. There's never been an argument out of me about what a great songwriter he is. Sometimes he hits, sometimes he misses! I admire his passion.
axecrew wrote:I "spout" his resume in response to you and that stupid fucking "signature sound" crap every chance you get. As for my personal opinion.....I think "Above the Storm" blew can you be just as objective about reach?
Eyeof wrote:The true signature sound as you guys say, left when Dave left the band...for me that is....and returned when he did and left again when he did....for me...
I'm not JJ bashing either...there is some good stuff on VS and THTS and even a little on WSC....but the sound i fell in love with has been gone so long, that it's almost silly that we still debate it...however the passion still exhibited here about it, shows just how strong it was...comercially viable or not...
Eyeof wrote:The true signature sound as you guys say, left when Dave left the band...for me that is....and returned when he did and left again when he did....for me...
I'm not JJ bashing either...there is some good stuff on VS and THTS and even a little on WSC....but the sound i fell in love with has been gone so long, that it's almost silly that we still debate it...however the passion still exhibited here about it, shows just how strong it was...comercially viable or not...
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