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SteveForever wrote:Just watched Neal talking about how he found Arnel again, he said he was "looking for a singer" when he saw him on youtube.com
but I thought they already had a singer they loved=JSS.
I know this has been talked about over and over, but I still miss JSS. He was awesome with Journey and he rocked the stage and sang the
hell outta those songs.
steveo777 wrote:SteveForever wrote:Just watched Neal talking about how he found Arnel again, he said he was "looking for a singer" when he saw him on youtube.com
but I thought they already had a singer they loved=JSS.
I know this has been talked about over and over, but I still miss JSS. He was awesome with Journey and he rocked the stage and sang the
hell outta those songs.
If he was the right guy for the job Pineda would not have been holding the job for the last almost 4 years.
Tito wrote:steveo777 wrote:SteveForever wrote:Just watched Neal talking about how he found Arnel again, he said he was "looking for a singer" when he saw him on youtube.com
but I thought they already had a singer they loved=JSS.
I know this has been talked about over and over, but I still miss JSS. He was awesome with Journey and he rocked the stage and sang the
hell outta those songs.
If he was the right guy for the job Pineda would not have been holding the job for the last almost 4 years.
I agree. Let it go, Soto ain't coming back and he was lucky for the time he had with them. Plus, he's doing fine for himself being a backup singer for TSO.
Don wrote:Eclipse is dead at retail. Doesn't matter who the vocalist is or could have been.
steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music
out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
steveo777 wrote:I'm one who bought it, loves it and listens to it all the time. I think it's fantastic and so does my wife and adult children.
Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
Don wrote:steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music
out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
That sounds familiar.
What were your thoughts on Revelation again?steveo777 wrote:I'm one who bought it, loves it and listens to it all the time. I think it's fantastic and so does my wife and adult children.
Gideon wrote:Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
On the flip-side, what about the guy who never liked Raised on Radio or Journey's more pussified elements but now puts it higher than Eclipse, despite singing its praises for the edgier attitude? You have no room to talk, my good sir.![]()
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Don wrote:Gideon wrote:Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
On the flip-side, what about the guy who never liked Raised on Radio or Journey's more pussified elements but now puts it higher than Eclipse, despite singing its praises for the edgier attitude? You have no room to talk, my good sir.![]()
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Yes I do. I didn't say I personally like ROR better than Eclipse but I consider it a more successful effort at being what is recorded to be, a pop album where as Eclipse while a good album isn't quite the rock record that Neal alluded to.
That's the difference between a singer with great pipessteveo777 wrote:Don wrote:steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music
out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
That sounds familiar.
What were your thoughts on Revelation again?steveo777 wrote:I'm one who bought it, loves it and listens to it all the time. I think it's fantastic and so does my wife and adult children.
True, no denial, but it didn't have the staying power for me, in comparison. I spent a couple days with Revelation which I haven't played for awhile. I
come away just Meh, in comparison to Eclipse. I feel like the recording quality is better on Eclipse too. Also Revelation feels like the singer fits less
than on Eclipse, which is understandable because Rev. was written before AP and he was just plugged in.
Don wrote:Gideon wrote:Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
On the flip-side, what about the guy who never liked Raised on Radio or Journey's more pussified elements but now puts it higher than Eclipse, despite singing its praises for the edgier attitude? You have no room to talk, my good sir.![]()
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Yes I do. I didn't say I personally like ROR better than Eclipse but I consider it a more successful effort at being what is recorded to be, a pop album where as Eclipse while a good album isn't quite the rock record that Neal alluded to.
Gideon wrote:Don wrote:Gideon wrote:Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
On the flip-side, what about the guy who never liked Raised on Radio or Journey's more pussified elements but now puts it higher than Eclipse, despite singing its praises for the edgier attitude? You have no room to talk, my good sir.![]()
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Yes I do. I didn't say I personally like ROR better than Eclipse but I consider it a more successful effort at being what is recorded to be, a pop album where as Eclipse while a good album isn't quite the rock record that Neal alluded to.
Just checking; thanks for the clarification.
Michigan Girl wrote:That's the difference between a singer with great pipessteveo777 wrote:Don wrote:steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music
out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
That sounds familiar.
What were your thoughts on Revelation again?steveo777 wrote:I'm one who bought it, loves it and listens to it all the time. I think it's fantastic and so does my wife and adult children.
True, no denial, but it didn't have the staying power for me, in comparison. I spent a couple days with Revelation which I haven't played for awhile. I
come away just Meh, in comparison to Eclipse. I feel like the recording quality is better on Eclipse too. Also Revelation feels like the singer fits less
than on Eclipse, which is understandable because Rev. was written before AP and he was just plugged in.
and a great singer ...a great singer would've made those songs his own!!
Deb wrote:steveo777 wrote:Eclipse was never about getting on the radio, but I feel there are a couple songs that could. They just released
the wrong singles....damn it! I never expected this album to burn up the charts either. There is good music out there that does not ever chart. I'm not disappointed in the least. I love most of this album and I'm
happy to play it and I have been often. Nothing on Revelation got in my head the way this album has.
I agree, and sorry, but that just needed to stand out a wee bit more..........
Gideon wrote:Don wrote:Gideon wrote:Don wrote:What's amazing is how, for so many who sang it's praises initially, Revelation has now become dull and forgettable and Kevin Shirley a shitty producer.
On the flip-side, what about the guy who never liked Raised on Radio or Journey's more pussified elements but now puts it higher than Eclipse, despite singing its praises for the edgier attitude? You have no room to talk, my good sir.![]()
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Yes I do. I didn't say I personally like ROR better than Eclipse but I consider it a more successful effort at being what is recorded to be, a pop album where as Eclipse while a good album isn't quite the rock record that Neal alluded to.
Just checking; thanks for the clarification.
portland wrote:Now go to your room![]()
portland wrote:No Don will.
portland wrote:Even if she was, what are you gonna do with that?
Gideon wrote:portland wrote:No Don will.
I like Don, but I don't think I like him that much.portland wrote:Even if she was, what are you gonna do with that?
I'm creative.
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