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journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
Maybe in song. Which is why it could come from his influences. But it seems in real life he is very closed off and guarded.
Deb wrote:jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
Maybe in song. Which is why it could come from his influences. But it seems in real life he is very closed off and guarded.
Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
Deb wrote:Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
jrnyman28 wrote:Deb wrote:Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
I agree it is smart to keep image in check publicly. But IMO the fact that he held on to the Sherry thing AND the Joureny thing for so long make me think he internalizes it all too much INSTEAD of wearing it out there. But that is the great thing about boards like this...all the different viewpoints...
I just see him as INTROspective...and that is why he churns out the songs he does.
Deb wrote:StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
See and that is the one that turned me off when I saw it last week.Can't understand how somebody doesn't think he sounds just like Perry. Sounds just like Perry (tone), but there is something missing. Just doesn't do it for me, but hey to each his own.
Okay, I'll probably get blasted for this from all the guys out there, but it has been my experience that men in general (and this is a huge generalization), can run multimillion dollar companies, but have troubles running their own lives.finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
Maybe in song. Which is why it could come from his influences. But it seems in real life he is very closed off and guarded.
Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
journeyrock wrote:Okay, I'll probably get blasted for this from all the guys out there, but it has been my experience that men in general (and this is a huge generalization), can run multimillion dollar companies, but have troubles running their own lives.finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
Maybe in song. Which is why it could come from his influences. But it seems in real life he is very closed off and guarded.
Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
I agree with that and that is his way of expressing himself. I've always thought that. And in my opinion FTLOSM is his way of expressing his apologies to the people he has hurt in the past.jrnyman28 wrote:Deb wrote:Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
I agree it is smart to keep image in check publicly. But IMO the fact that he held on to the Sherry thing AND the Joureny thing for so long make me think he internalizes it all too much INSTEAD of wearing it out there. But that is the great thing about boards like this...all the different viewpoints...
I just see him as INTROspective...and that is why he churns out the songs he does.
so do I.finalfight wrote:journeyrock wrote:Okay, I'll probably get blasted for this from all the guys out there, but it has been my experience that men in general (and this is a huge generalization), can run multimillion dollar companies, but have troubles running their own lives.finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:That....along with the fact that Perry wears his heart on his sleeve, I don't think that is Sam Cooke, I think that is Steve Perry.jrnyman28 wrote:journeyrock wrote:Except for Deen, they all sound very similar. However, Arnel screams too much. SA was the greatest soundalike, but none of them sang with the passion that SP did. With that said, I don't think the casual fan listening from far away from the stage would know the difference.
That was a good comparison, though.
I definately think that Perry's power to emote (more evident later on in his career) is what puts Perry at the top of our lists. And to tie this in to another conversation I think it is the Sam Cooke/R&B influence on Perry that made this so powerful.
Maybe in song. Which is why it could come from his influences. But it seems in real life he is very closed off and guarded.
Maybe to the public eye, which is probably pretty smart, considering. But I'd bet in his personal life/real life he wears his heart on his sleeve too. Look at how long it took him to get over Sherry and the hurt of the whole Journey thing. Besides I think your heart has to be pretty out there to write some of those songs.
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
Never a truer thing stated on this board and I speak from experience.
finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
See and that is the one that turned me off when I saw it last week.Can't understand how somebody doesn't think he sounds just like Perry. Sounds just like Perry (tone), but there is something missing. Just doesn't do it for me, but hey to each his own.
But in the very same clip Steve Augeri sounded EXACTLY like Steve Perry. I mean, there was literally no difference at all. Did you like Augeri?
Personally I think Arnel's voice sounded much more powerful than any of the others in that clip at least. Same tone just more forward sounding.
Deb wrote:finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
See and that is the one that turned me off when I saw it last week.Can't understand how somebody doesn't think he sounds just like Perry. Sounds just like Perry (tone), but there is something missing. Just doesn't do it for me, but hey to each his own.
But in the very same clip Steve Augeri sounded EXACTLY like Steve Perry. I mean, there was literally no difference at all. Did you like Augeri?
Personally I think Arnel's voice sounded much more powerful than any of the others in that clip at least. Same tone just more forward sounding.
Both sound, or try to, too much like Perry for my taste. And that is where my feelings of tribute band come in.See, I thought tone-wise Arnel sounded much more like Perry maybe because his vocals are more powerful. Don't get me wrong, Arnel has a great voice. There is just something missing in it for me. And I just don't feel the new, invigorated and excited feelings I had about Journey again, anymore. They've once again gone back into irrelevance for me.
I'll just listen to my classic Journey and scoop up any new material from JSS and EM and God-willing, Perry some day.
OMG, what a day that would be!!!!!!Deb wrote:finalfight wrote:Deb wrote:StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
See and that is the one that turned me off when I saw it last week.Can't understand how somebody doesn't think he sounds just like Perry. Sounds just like Perry (tone), but there is something missing. Just doesn't do it for me, but hey to each his own.
But in the very same clip Steve Augeri sounded EXACTLY like Steve Perry. I mean, there was literally no difference at all. Did you like Augeri?
Personally I think Arnel's voice sounded much more powerful than any of the others in that clip at least. Same tone just more forward sounding.
Both sound, or try to, too much like Perry for my taste. And that is where my feelings of tribute band come in.See, I thought tone-wise Arnel sounded much more like Perry maybe because his vocals are more powerful. Don't get me wrong, Arnel has a great voice. There is just something missing in it for me. And I just don't feel the new, invigorated and excited feelings I had about Journey again, anymore. They've once again gone back into irrelevance for me.
I'll just listen to my classic Journey and scoop up any new material from JSS and EM and God-willing, Perry some day.
finalfight wrote:
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
brywool wrote:finalfight wrote:
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
You mean Perry's Gay???
Just jokin.
finalfight wrote:brywool wrote:finalfight wrote:
The way Perry is held in such high regard for his body of work and the way he manages his private life and personal affairs puts me in mind of Jodie Foster. Nuff said really...
You mean Perry's Gay???
Just jokin.
Not that it matters but i'm glad you said it first!
StoneCold wrote:Someone's taken the time to compare SP, SA, DC and AP. No JSS in the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3Z9KaGeUU
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