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ProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
Lol, then he downs his two glasses of chardonnay,say "them peasents, then watches some gay porn, puts on his little nittey and tucks himself in for the nightProgRocker53 wrote:stevew2 wrote:I agree, that piano part has a gay Liberace feel to it, I see Friga in a pink mood while playing thatProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
I'm sure if I heard the Arnel version first I'd still LOVE the song.
BUT... this new version... pales in direct comparison to the first one. It's chopped up and skewed, the "flow" seems more interrupted, Friga's piano is higher in the mix AND it drowns out the prog jam at the end with its fruity bubbling. PLUS Arnel's vocals, while good, lack the DELIVERY that Augeri had. Augeri's the shit.
Friga probably thinks the Heartland is nothing but a bunch of rednecks and imbreds, and has a pompous sneer when he tickles the ivories for this song
stevew2 wrote:Lol, then he downs his two glasses of chardonnay,say "them peasents, then watches some gay porn, puts on his little nittey and tucks himself in for the nightProgRocker53 wrote:stevew2 wrote:I agree, that piano part has a gay Liberace feel to it, I see Friga in a pink mood while playing thatProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
I'm sure if I heard the Arnel version first I'd still LOVE the song.
BUT... this new version... pales in direct comparison to the first one. It's chopped up and skewed, the "flow" seems more interrupted, Friga's piano is higher in the mix AND it drowns out the prog jam at the end with its fruity bubbling. PLUS Arnel's vocals, while good, lack the DELIVERY that Augeri had. Augeri's the shit.
Friga probably thinks the Heartland is nothing but a bunch of rednecks and imbreds, and has a pompous sneer when he tickles the ivories for this song
ProgRocker53 wrote:Ya'll are missing OUT if you haven't listened to ANY Augeri-era music, let alone the greatness that is Generations.
Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Ya'll are missing OUT if you haven't listened to ANY Augeri-era music, let alone the greatness that is Generations.
Sorry dude - Generations is gathering dust on my CD rack. The only Journey CD that does - its poor poor poor - apart from Place in your heart - which is great.
One of them Gay bars where the all wear leather, and butt slam each other in the back roomProgRocker53 wrote:stevew2 wrote:Lol, then he downs his two glasses of chardonnay,say "them peasents, then watches some gay porn, puts on his little nittey and tucks himself in for the nightProgRocker53 wrote:stevew2 wrote:I agree, that piano part has a gay Liberace feel to it, I see Friga in a pink mood while playing thatProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
I'm sure if I heard the Arnel version first I'd still LOVE the song.
BUT... this new version... pales in direct comparison to the first one. It's chopped up and skewed, the "flow" seems more interrupted, Friga's piano is higher in the mix AND it drowns out the prog jam at the end with its fruity bubbling. PLUS Arnel's vocals, while good, lack the DELIVERY that Augeri had. Augeri's the shit.
Friga probably thinks the Heartland is nothing but a bunch of rednecks and imbreds, and has a pompous sneer when he tickles the ivories for this song
I can't take Friga seriously at all. He's too much of an alcoholic, just like his peasant fans. I'd like to see him sipping his chadonnay at a biker bar or something. Hahaha.
SteveForever wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote: I even like Ross's song.
I just lost all respect for you.
ProgRocker53 wrote:Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Ya'll are missing OUT if you haven't listened to ANY Augeri-era music, let alone the greatness that is Generations.
Sorry dude - Generations is gathering dust on my CD rack. The only Journey CD that does - its poor poor poor - apart from Place in your heart - which is great.
No love at all for FITH, ABL, OOHW, BTC, and NTL? ALL sensational songs. I even like Ross's song.
Liquid_Drummer wrote: The original with Dipty Doo Perm Poodle... Sorry.. Never liked Augeri's singing at all. I hear he is a real nice guy though....
SteveForever wrote:[quote="ProgRocker53 Not even like Ross's song.
ProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
ProgRocker53 wrote:Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Ya'll are missing OUT if you haven't listened to ANY Augeri-era music, let alone the greatness that is Generations.
Sorry dude - Generations is gathering dust on my CD rack. The only Journey CD that does - its poor poor poor - apart from Place in your heart - which is great.
No love at all for FITH, ABL, OOHW, BTC, and NTL? ALL sensational songs. I even like Ross's song.
belar wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
Wow, I just don't agree at all with this. I've always said that FITH was long, boring, and toooooo slooooooow. Easily topped in my book by The Place In Your Heart, We Will Meet Again, To Be Alive Again, Higher Place, I Got A Reason, World Gone Wild, Nothin' Comes Close, both Deen tunes on Generations, etc.
It's all opinion, though, and good fodder for discussion.
Luvsaugeri wrote:Liquid_Drummer wrote: The original with Dipty Doo Perm Poodle... Sorry.. Never liked Augeri's singing at all. I hear he is a real nice guy though....
You lose your credibility right there. It's obvious you aren't going to like anything that Augeri did better than Arnel.
Saint John wrote:Luvsaugeri wrote:Liquid_Drummer wrote: The original with Dipty Doo Perm Poodle... Sorry.. Never liked Augeri's singing at all. I hear he is a real nice guy though....
You lose your credibility right there. It's obvious you aren't going to like anything that Augeri did better than Arnel.
Considering LD started a thread about "Losing Faith In Arnel's Abilities" I don't think he loses any credibility over a wise crack about Augeri. Now people that wobble around the country earning frequent diner miles at Sizzler while they stalk he who wiggles in red pants, are another story.
ProgRocker53 wrote:Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Ya'll are missing OUT if you haven't listened to ANY Augeri-era music, let alone the greatness that is Generations.
Sorry dude - Generations is gathering dust on my CD rack. The only Journey CD that does - its poor poor poor - apart from Place in your heart - which is great.
No love at all for FITH, ABL, OOHW, BTC, and NTL? ALL sensational songs. I even like Ross's song.
Luvsaugeri wrote:Saint John wrote:Luvsaugeri wrote:Liquid_Drummer wrote: The original with Dipty Doo Perm Poodle... Sorry.. Never liked Augeri's singing at all. I hear he is a real nice guy though....
You lose your credibility right there. It's obvious you aren't going to like anything that Augeri did better than Arnel.
Considering LD started a thread about "Losing Faith In Arnel's Abilities" I don't think he loses any credibility over a wise crack about Augeri. Now people that wobble around the country earning frequent diner miles at Sizzler while they stalk he who wiggles in red pants, are another story.
Dan seriously.....I have tried to get along with you but you continue to insult me. If I bother you so much, can you just ignore my posts and I will do the same to you? I don't know why you seem to have such an attitude towards me.
ProgRocker53 wrote:belar wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Faith in the Heartland is a Top 3 Augeri-era tune for sure.
Wow, I just don't agree at all with this. I've always said that FITH was long, boring, and toooooo slooooooow. Easily topped in my book by The Place In Your Heart, We Will Meet Again, To Be Alive Again, Higher Place, I Got A Reason, World Gone Wild, Nothin' Comes Close, both Deen tunes on Generations, etc.
It's all opinion, though, and good fodder for discussion.
Hahah, I believe FITH is a 9.5, and most Augeri tunes rank at least a 7 in my book.
For the record, my ranking of Augeri era tunes:
1. Remember Me
2. Higher Place
3. Faith in the Heartland
4. Out of Harms Way
5. State of Grace
6. Livin' to Do
7. World Gone Wild
8. All The Things
9. Signs of Life
10. To Be Alive Again
Enigma869 wrote:what the fuck was with the stupid shit at the end of "Wheel In The Sky"????
ProgRocker53 wrote:Enigma869 wrote:what the fuck was with the stupid shit at the end of "Wheel In The Sky"????
My CDs haven't come in yet. What happened? What did they do with the re-recording of that one?
I was hoping they'd do a studio version of the live jam session they do to that song, with the kicked-up riff and all.
finalfight wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Enigma869 wrote:what the fuck was with the stupid shit at the end of "Wheel In The Sky"????
My CDs haven't come in yet. What happened? What did they do with the re-recording of that one?
I was hoping they'd do a studio version of the live jam session they do to that song, with the kicked-up riff and all.
That's pretty much what they did.
ProgRocker53 wrote:finalfight wrote:ProgRocker53 wrote:Enigma869 wrote:what the fuck was with the stupid shit at the end of "Wheel In The Sky"????
My CDs haven't come in yet. What happened? What did they do with the re-recording of that one?
I was hoping they'd do a studio version of the live jam session they do to that song, with the kicked-up riff and all.
That's pretty much what they did.
HELL MOTHERSUCKIN YEAH BABAYYYYY
Enigma869 wrote:I'm on record as saying that "Generations" was a complete abortion of a CD! It sucked ass! In fact, it couldn't have sucked more if they tried! That said, "Faith In The Heartland" was the only redeeming song on that CD. I also like Augeri's version better. When it comes to pure power...there is ZERO comparison. Augeri had zero power in his voice, but sang FITH very well. While we're on the subject of re-records...what the fuck was with the stupid shit at the end of "Wheel In The Sky"????
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