Congrads to Journey DSB voted #1 single of the 20th century

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 6:24 am

Congratulations to Journey for DSB being voted the #1 song of the 20th century!

The Hall of shame can take their awards and stuff it! :twisted:

by **madsplash** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 8:46 am

Link?

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:07 am

Go to the first third of the video for the City of Hope. They give Journey a plaque to commemorate the event.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/43942200#43942403

Website · by **steveo777** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:22 am

It said Nielsen Sound Scan on it. Pretty cool!

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:24 am

steveo777 wrote:It said Nielsen Sound Scan on it. Pretty cool!

Jon looked blown away. :lol:

by **perryswoman** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:58 am

Yea was pretty cool. Wonder what Perry thought? I am sue he sure he saw it.

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:08 am

He should be proud, after all he had his part in it too.

by **RocknRoll** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:14 am

artist4perry wrote:
steveo777 wrote:It said Nielsen Sound Scan on it. Pretty cool!

Jon looked blown away.

I'm betting Jon looked blown away looking at the pic on the plaque!! :shock:

Still it's fantastic that they received the plaque on national TV from NBC!

by **scarygirl** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:46 am

Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

by **slucero** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:51 am

scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

When it comes to Journey.... there is no need...

by **Don** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:57 am

slucero wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

When it comes to Journey.... there is no need...

This is true. Look at the tweets after the shows. There are some people who are still expressing surprise that Journey has an Asian singer even though it's been almost four years since he joined the band.
Awards like this and the Classic rock awards last year which recognized DSB as event of the year and Steve Perry as greatest AOR vocalist ever only cement the ties even further between the current lineup and Band Member #6.

by **RocknRoll** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 11:02 am

scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

They were talking about a Journey song not singers! I know it's old but I just had to go there! :wink:

by **Gideon** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:06 pm

Don wrote:
slucero wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

When it comes to Journey.... there is no need...

This is true. Look at the tweets after the shows. There are some people who are still expressing surprise that Journey has an Asian singer even though it's been almost four years since he joined the band.
Awards like this and the Classic rock awards last year which recognized DSB as event of the year and Steve Perry as greatest AOR vocalist ever only cement the ties even further between the current lineup and Band Member #6.

Interestingly, the lack of Street Talk and For the Love of Strange Medicine in the charts confirms that this phenomenon works both ways.

by **Saint John** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:23 pm

scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

They were respecting his privacy. :lol:

by **Don** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:40 pm

Gideon wrote:
Don wrote:
slucero wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

When it comes to Journey.... there is no need...

This is true. Look at the tweets after the shows. There are some people who are still expressing surprise that Journey has an Asian singer even though it's been almost four years since he joined the band.
Awards like this and the Classic rock awards last year which recognized DSB as event of the year and Steve Perry as greatest AOR vocalist ever only cement the ties even further between the current lineup and Band Member #6.

Interestingly, the lack of Street Talk and For the Love of Strange Medicine in the charts confirms that this phenomenon works both ways.

Of course, You won't find me disputing that. I'm talking about Journey and the continuous association of Perry with that brand, even when he has not contributed anything creatively to the band or for that matter to the music industry in general over the last decade.

by **Gideon** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:42 pm

Don wrote:
Gideon wrote:
Don wrote:
slucero wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

When it comes to Journey.... there is no need...

This is true. Look at the tweets after the shows. There are some people who are still expressing surprise that Journey has an Asian singer even though it's been almost four years since he joined the band.
Awards like this and the Classic rock awards last year which recognized DSB as event of the year and Steve Perry as greatest AOR vocalist ever only cement the ties even further between the current lineup and Band Member #6.

Interestingly, the lack of Street Talk and For the Love of Strange Medicine in the charts confirms that this phenomenon works both ways.

Of course, You won't find me disputing that. I'm talking about Journey and the continuous association of Perry with that brand, even when he has not contributed anything creatively to the band or for that matter to the music industry in general over the last decade.

Np, just keeping it fair and balanced. Fox News jokes are not appreciated! :lol:

by **cinkidd** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:54 pm

First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:16 pm

cinkidd wrote:First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

I will tell you as a singer that 8 am is not a good time to sing. Your voice is not at its peak in the morning. Our choir director hated that Choir was early morning, he said our pipes were not woke up yet. And we did sound better at night. Why do you think most concerts are not in the early morning?

Website · by **steveo777** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:19 pm

artist4perry wrote:
cinkidd wrote:First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

I will tell you as a singer that 8 am is not a good time to sing. Your voice is not at its peak in the morning. Our choir director hated that Choir was early morning, he said our pipes were not woke up yet. And we did sound better at night. Why do you think most concerts are not in the early morning?

Because people who have time to fish or attend concerts normally have to work during the day? Just a thought, Gin, just a thought. :wink:

by **artist4perry** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:25 pm

steveo777 wrote:
artist4perry wrote:
cinkidd wrote:First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

I will tell you as a singer that 8 am is not a good time to sing. Your voice is not at its peak in the morning. Our choir director hated that Choir was early morning, he said our pipes were not woke up yet. And we did sound better at night. Why do you think most concerts are not in the early morning?

Because people who have time to fish or attend concerts normally have to work during the day? Just a thought, Gin, just a thought.

This is part of it yes. :lol:

But also because a singers voice is not in condition early morning, ask any singer if they can sing real early in the day. Not many can well.

by **Rick** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:52 pm

artist4perry wrote:
steveo777 wrote:
artist4perry wrote:
cinkidd wrote:First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

I will tell you as a singer that 8 am is not a good time to sing. Your voice is not at its peak in the morning. Our choir director hated that Choir was early morning, he said our pipes were not woke up yet. And we did sound better at night. Why do you think most concerts are not in the early morning?

Because people who have time to fish or attend concerts normally have to work during the day? Just a thought, Gin, just a thought.

This is part of it yes. But also because a singers voice is not in condition early morning, ask any singer if they can sing real early in the day. Not many can well.

Maybe that's why I sound better - strike that - less horrible in the morning than I do the rest of the day when I'm singing along in my car. I'm NOT a singer. :lol:

by **scarygirl** » Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:41 pm

Saint John wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Why didnt they mention Steve> You mean to tell they werent allowed to do that?

They were respecting his privacy.

by **cinkidd** » Sun Jul 31, 2011 2:25 am

artist4perry wrote:
cinkidd wrote:First that is an awesome milestone for the band.

But did anybody notice how flat they sounded? I mean Arnel sounded nothing like his normal self on Faithfully and the others. He is also back to slurring his words and not coming off as crisp.

Rich the Notice Guy

I will tell you as a singer that 8 am is not a good time to sing. Your voice is not at its peak in the morning. Our choir director hated that Choir was early morning, he said our pipes were not woke up yet. And we did sound better at night. Why do you think most concerts are not in the early morning?

I will grant you about the voice not being in prime condition, but the slurring of the words and not pronouncing them right? That is not what I want to hear this coming Wend night in Cincinnati. When I saw them in 2009 it was great, and he was spot on with everything. Now, I'm not sure if it is his being tired or if he is just getting a little lazy, either way, I expect to be able to make out the words to the songs.

Rich the Make Out Guy

by **Intell** » Tue Aug 02, 2011 3:53 am

Let me say this...if you had to sing on Wednesday night, then Thursday night, then hop on a jet, get no sleep and sing at 8:45 EST (which JUST knocked off ANOTHER HOUR), I might not sound so hot either. Let's keep it in perspective guys. Do you really think that ANY of us could keep up such a grueling schedule AND sound good/look decent??

Remember it was also raining while they were trying to set all that stuff up!! What a nightmare!!! Poor tech crew!

Just sayin'.....

PS- I sing at 7:30 in the morning and then again at 11:00. I can tell you I can definitely sing MUCH better at 11:00 than I do at 7:30. We even dropped the normal key change for the early time this week. Too stinking high that early!!!!

by **Saint John** » Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:02 am

Intell wrote:Let me say this...if you had to sing on Wednesday night, then Thursday night, then hop on a jet, get no sleep and sing at 8:45 EST (which JUST knocked off ANOTHER HOUR), I might not sound so hot either. Let's keep it in perspective guys. Do you really think that ANY of us could keep up such a grueling schedule AND sound good/look decent??

No one is disputing any of what you say. The more important question is why management scheduled zero promotion while they had 6 weeks off prior to the album's release. That's what's being questioned. :wink:

by **SultanOfSwing** » Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:58 am

artist4perry wrote:Go to the first third of the video for the City of Hope. They give Journey a plaque to commemorate the event.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/43942200#43942403

Wow, I didn't realized how short Neal is. How tall is he? 5'5". :shock:

I assumed Arnel is around 5'3".

MR

Congrads to Journey DSB voted #1 single of the 20th century

Congrads to Journey DSB voted #1 single of the 20th century

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