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Eric wrote:https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SDhJTTnQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Eric wrote:https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SDhJTTnQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Not working for me. I'm assuming it's a Neal link and I'm blocked. Care to provide any actual context / info?
Eric wrote:https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SDhJTTnQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
jrnyman28 wrote:Eric wrote:https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SDhJTTnQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Not available? Or not available to me?
Eric wrote:
Not Hip-Hop but more of a world beat sound in the background.
Eric wrote:jrnyman28 wrote:Eric wrote:https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SDhJTTnQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Sorry for not describing guys. What I found noteworthy:
- Said "New Music"
- Showed Arnel multiple times, including holding a guitar... maybe backstage?
- Showed some live highlights
- Showed the 50th logo
- I saw JRNY flash
Not Hip-Hop but more of a world beat sound in the background.
I don't see it posted on Twitter. I'm not on Instagram.
Probably not post-worthy except I saw the thread existed about new music coming.
JourneyHard wrote:Journey needs to get another deal with Wal-Mart when they put out a double CD. One CD of new music and the other CD could be "Raised On Radio 2026" which features Girl Can't Help It, Message Of Love, One More, When You Love A Woman, Suzanne, Be Good To Yourself, Raised On Radio, I'll Be Alright Without You, Can't Tame The Lion, I Can See It In Your Eyes, Why Can't This Night Go On Forever. That could make Raised On Radio on par with Escape and Frontiers.
Monker wrote:The other problem with this is they are all Sony era songs. Therefore, either Sony would have to release this...and I doubt Sony is going to sign Journey to a release. Or, whatever Journey LLC, Nightmare, or Neal would have to buy whatever rights they need to release those songs. And, I am sure Steve Perry would have to give permission to release them. Or, they would need to rerecord them. These are probably the exact reasons the rerecords exist for Revelation.
Monker wrote:The other problem with this is they are all Sony era songs. Therefore, either Sony would have to release this...and I doubt Sony is going to sign Journey to a release. Or, whatever Journey LLC, Nightmare, or Neal would have to buy whatever rights they need to release those songs. And, I am sure Steve Perry would have to give permission to release them. Or, they would need to rerecord them. These are probably the exact reasons the rerecords exist for Revelation.
Journey would also not have an easy time getting a label to release anything. Their last two releases did not make the label anything at all. What are the total sales for Freedom? So, they would have to do it on their own...and I doubt that they would do it at this point.
I still think Jonathan should leave the band and Nightmare should sign a deal with Neal that he can continue on as "Journey Featuring Neal Schon" but not as Journey. And, let him do whatever he wants. Let everything come to an end in that way.
ebake02 wrote:Monker wrote:The other problem with this is they are all Sony era songs. Therefore, either Sony would have to release this...and I doubt Sony is going to sign Journey to a release. Or, whatever Journey LLC, Nightmare, or Neal would have to buy whatever rights they need to release those songs. And, I am sure Steve Perry would have to give permission to release them. Or, they would need to rerecord them. These are probably the exact reasons the rerecords exist for Revelation.
I thought the rerecorded tracks for Revelation were the way Walmart would sign on to that deal but I could be wrong. At this point I feel like they would be better off releasing new songs rather than a full length album. They also need to get in a studio together too, the remote setup is partly why Freedom sounded so bad.
Loneman1 wrote:IMO it almost feels like all the effort for future releases should probably focus on Sony Legacy recordings at this point. I think Perry is the only one with enough pull to make Sony take notice and get either a couple releases like an '86 or '83 full video concert release or a more comprehensive video boxed set. Unreleased demos and whatnot won't probably see the light of day if they haven't shown up already with all the remasters we've had.
Its all a moot point likely anyway though since Sony doesn't really have any financial reasons to dig into their archive for us remaining hardcore fans, and Perry is off doing his own stuff again now so his motivation is probably not all that great. I assume that even though he has a new record deal with Dark Horse he still might have some kind of limited Legacy contract with Sony to touch up the big Journey albums for remasters every so often but that might not even be the case anymore.
Ultimately this whole post is probably meaningless.
Monker wrote:Loneman1 wrote:IMO it almost feels like all the effort for future releases should probably focus on Sony Legacy recordings at this point. I think Perry is the only one with enough pull to make Sony take notice and get either a couple releases like an '86 or '83 full video concert release or a more comprehensive video boxed set. Unreleased demos and whatnot won't probably see the light of day if they haven't shown up already with all the remasters we've had.
Its all a moot point likely anyway though since Sony doesn't really have any financial reasons to dig into their archive for us remaining hardcore fans, and Perry is off doing his own stuff again now so his motivation is probably not all that great. I assume that even though he has a new record deal with Dark Horse he still might have some kind of limited Legacy contract with Sony to touch up the big Journey albums for remasters every so often but that might not even be the case anymore.
Ultimately this whole post is probably meaningless.
Releasing old video is even more problematic because they need permission from everybody who is involved in the performance and shown in the video. You can't just release video without the permission of the people being shown...they have the right to control the use of their own images. So, you would need Steve Perry, Steve Smith, Ross Valory, Gregg Rolie, etc....all to agree to it. Getting Perry to sign off on anything like this has always been difficult...according to Neal. Since Neal has become Sir Sue-a-lot, Smith, Valory, and Gregg may be a bit difficult as well.
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