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Postby wastingbeerz » Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:31 pm

larryfromnextdoor wrote:
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fredinator wrote:I was more compelled by the "rare" and "monster sessions" he talked about especially since his favorite band is Led Zeppelin and he has worked with Aerosmith and U2, etc. There is no reason to think Perry is recording, is there?


Not that I can discern, but man, the secrecy thing is really out of proportion for just a band - if you think about it... REO talked up their latest for a year before it came out! :D


oh gosh!! . i hate to be negative,, but ive fallen for that 20x.. "this is the best and most exciting album we have ever done"... kiss- asylum, ann and nancy wilson-lovmongers, van halen-3 (sorry red), zepplin- walking into clarksdale... ect.. :lol:


Come on, Asylum had some really good songs on it... admittedly most of Gene's are filler, but if you take the Stanley tracks from Animalize & Asylum and put them on one disc... that's one hell of a Stanley solo album!!!
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Postby Rip Rokken » Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:38 pm

wastingbeerz wrote:Come on, Asylum had some really good songs on it... admittedly most of Gene's are filler, but if you take the Stanley tracks from Animalize & Asylum and put them on one disc... that's one hell of a Stanley solo album!!!


Asylum was awesome! "Tears Are Falling", "Who Wants To Be Lonely"... great album. You are right -- it had the standard Gene songs with the silly lyrics. Didn't he have a song on there that said, "I wanna put my log in your fireplace"? :P
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Postby fightingilliniJRNY » Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:50 pm

Well, Cyndy confirmed that it's Journey in the studio with Shirley right now...and the fact that he calls the sessions "stupidly creative" has to mean it's not simply re-recording the Greatest Hits. Something might be brewing...
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Postby tj » Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:54 pm

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:Well, Cyndy confirmed that it's Journey in the studio with Shirley right now...and the fact that he calls the sessions "stupidly creative" has to mean it's not simply re-recording the Greatest Hits. Something might be brewing...


I missed this (no surprise there). Who's Cyndy and when was this confirmed? Can you post a link?
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Postby fightingilliniJRNY » Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:56 pm

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fightingilliniJRNY wrote:Well, Cyndy confirmed that it's Journey in the studio with Shirley right now...and the fact that he calls the sessions "stupidly creative" has to mean it's not simply re-recording the Greatest Hits. Something might be brewing...


I missed this (no surprise there). Who's Cyndy and when was this confirmed? Can you post a link?


http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/vie ... 33#3974233
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Postby tj » Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:03 pm

Rick wrote:
Carlitto H@kk wrote:Can anyone copy/paste the diary entry???
I can't get to the link from my location;
the network here blocks it :cry:


In it's entirety.

______________WednesdayNovember14th2007Malibu, CA

Had to check my watch... Gosh, is it still 1980? * Finished a wonderful, succesful, stupidly creative stint in the Bay Area and then drove back home last night, feeling chuffed as only those rare, monster sessions leave you. Sometimes you just know when there's history in the making. The drive itself was only memorable because at 11pm I stopped in at Carl's Junior on the way home, somewhere between San Jose and Wherever, CA. attracted by the Portobello burger commercial, and it is indeed a memorable feast! Could feed a family........ Woke up shattered but at home for a bit as my folks arrive from Oz tomorrow, for Thanksgiving in Medora, IN, and another memorable feast to be had there, no doubt! It's their first Thanksgiving as is Talon's, whom they'll meet for the first time, and they'll have to be on their game to understand all the accents Southern Indiana tosses up. We, of course, don't have one...... we speak the Queen's English - like the Irish before us! Talon's ten weeks old today - so gorgeous and quite a chatterbox (no accent there either). Then my month turns turtle and gets nuts as I have 12 long flights before the year's out, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Indianapolis and London - all multiple times - and I'm not looking forward to the equivalent of 5 days in airports and the same non-stop flying, but there's work to be done.

______________SundayNovember11th2007Malibu, CA

11/11 "We will remember them."

Back home with both beautiful sons and wife - Sunday threw up an overcast day - perfect for "babysitting" the growing infant while Brett Favre gets his game on and wife makes soup! * Terrific studio sessions are throwing up sensation after sensation, and make this job really worth doing! For interesting Rock goss - check Ross' site. He's more apt to cough up some juicy tidbits than I.......... * My parents are coming in from Australia next weekend, to experience their first Yankee Thanksgiving, in Indiana! Joe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin is #1 on the Billboard Blues charts for 9 weeks now!

______________TuesdayNovember6th2007Malibu, CA

Guy Fawkes Day yesterday - we used to celebrate it every year, in the home country, when I was growing up, with loads of fireworks.... ahh, those were the days - I'd bet my eldest son couldn't tell me what it's all about.

In the middle of recording vocals yesterday, I got a call from a very excited Richard Young (Kentucky Headhunters) because his son's band, Kentucky's rock 'n roll preachers Black Stone Cherry, had won Best Newcomer at the Classic Rock Awards in London on Monday night. Their album (mixed by Yours Truly and therefore the plug) has done very well indeed, and it seems they'd like to continue the collaboration. Seems Classic Rock was honoring Jimmy Page through the evening and I am sure excited to see him play in December.

______________SaturdayNovember3rd2007Malibu, CA

Back home last night, to loving wife and ever-so-slightly fussy youngest son - (the elder is busy being dark and getting tattoos! Oy!). It's good to be home, although in my absence, wife and mother-in-law have taken to invite the DOG onto the bed to sleep, so I have had to reinstate my position as Alpha Dog and send it scuttling to the floor! Scram! * Pats and Colts tomorrow - don't visit - I'm looking forward to some football............ Led Zeppelin have had to postpone their tribute show, which cost me a fortune and now jeopardizes my seeing it, as there are other things in life I need to do. So, that will mean working in Vegas that week...

______________ThursdayNovember1st2007San Francisco, CA

Up in San Francisco for a couple of weeks - it's foggy. Went for a bike ride along the bay - had flashbacks to working here with Steve Perry and the J-boys in 1996.


Whatever this is, can Journey possibly knock out something quality with only 2 weeks in the studio? Even with Shirley producing? Maybe so, but I recall TBF, Arrival and Generations each took much longer than that. And those were with singers who had been around a little while.

Could it be another movie soundtrack single, like Remember Me?
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Postby Carlitto H@kk » Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:14 pm

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:Well, Cyndy confirmed that it's Journey in the studio with Shirley right now...and the fact that he calls the sessions "stupidly creative" has to mean it's not simply re-recording the Greatest Hits. Something might be brewing...


Yes, Cyndi did confirm this and Lora later confirmed that Perry is not involved.
In fact, that N.C. newspaper story I posted last week proved that Perry
wasn't even in the Bay area during the time of these sessions...

Also, Jeremy (who, like Andrew, probably knows more than he can just blurt out)
stated the following:
"I am surprised they brought Kevin back based on some of Neal's opinions about the
Trial By Fire sessions. For this recording though, I could understand why they would want
a different ear besides Elson's behind the console."


Add all that to how short this session was, the fact that this idea was tossed around last
year w/Jeff, it's very safe to surmise that the classics have been re-recorded in some
shape or form. A session this long may have produced one or two new songs, since
Jeremy said they had some material.

Question is, what does a "...wonderful, succesful, stupidly creative stint...
feeling chuffed as only those rare, monster sessions leave you.
Sometimes you just know when there's history in the making"
mean to
someone like Shirley?

Did they re-work the classics to a modern sound? Go acoustic? Bring in a Symphony?
Heck, Shirley made comments like this when he recorded the last Iron Maiden album
and that was all about recording songs live, one-takes, in the studio and not "mastering them";
opting to release them in there raw format.
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Postby larryfromnextdoor » Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:50 pm

RipRokken wrote:
wastingbeerz wrote:Come on, Asylum had some really good songs on it... admittedly most of Gene's are filler, but if you take the Stanley tracks from Animalize & Asylum and put them on one disc... that's one hell of a Stanley solo album!!!


Asylum was awesome! "Tears Are Falling", "Who Wants To Be Lonely"... great album. You are right -- it had the standard Gene songs with the silly lyrics. Didn't he have a song on there that said, "I wanna put my log in your fireplace"? :P


you guys are right,, i love that album.. i was going for a joke and didnt think anyone would catch it,,took a chance.. but noooooooooo.. you 2 dudes nail me on it.. :lol: sorry ..
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Postby Rip Rokken » Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:53 pm

larryfromnextdoor wrote:you guys are right,, i love that album.. i was going for a joke and didnt think anyone would catch it,,took a chance.. but noooooooooo.. you 2 dudes nail me on it.. :lol: sorry ..


You did have a great point, though -- no one ever comes out and says, "This album isn't our best, but we hope you enjoy it anyway."
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Postby lights1961 » Fri Nov 16, 2007 4:32 am

1980 lineup of Journey was---rolie, schon, valory, smitty and Perry... what if... they are recapturing captured???
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Postby SF-Dano » Fri Nov 16, 2007 5:45 am

lights1961 wrote:1980 lineup of Journey was---rolie, schon, valory, smitty and Perry... what if... they are recapturing captured???


Huh :?: Don't understand what you are saying here about recapturing Captured. Though if they were doing anything that includes Rolie again, it could be "history in the making".
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Postby StoneCold » Fri Nov 16, 2007 5:56 am

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:
tj wrote:
fightingilliniJRNY wrote:Well, Cyndy confirmed that it's Journey in the studio with Shirley right now...and the fact that he calls the sessions "stupidly creative" has to mean it's not simply re-recording the Greatest Hits. Something might be brewing...


I missed this (no surprise there). Who's Cyndy and when was this confirmed? Can you post a link?


http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/vie ... 33#3974233


Two thank yous. One to Cyndy for confirming this so and one to you for the link.

I missed it as well.
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