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But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:50 am
by Eric
I don't get why you'd remove Castronovo's songs from the setlist?

Re: But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:52 am
by wildone
Eric wrote:I don't get why you'd remove Castronovo's songs from the setlist?
ummm i think he did his songs just to help out...now they have a healthy new guy there's no need for him to have to do both jobs!!

Re: But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:58 am
by Eric
I gotcha, but his versions of Mother,Father/Keep on Runnin/Where were you are the best I've heard.....

Re: But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:59 am
by wildone
Eric wrote:I gotcha, but his versions of Mother,Father/Keep on Runnin/Where were you are the best I've heard.....
hmmm seems to me i 've heard steve perry kick those songs asses a few times !!! :wink:

Re: But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:11 am
by FormerJrnyFan
wildone wrote:
Eric wrote:I gotcha, but his versions of Mother,Father/Keep on Runnin/Where were you are the best I've heard.....
hmmm seems to me i 've heard steve perry kick those songs asses a few times !!! :wink:


True, but he nails "Mother, Father"

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:24 am
by whocares
He's very good at the singing part, but maybe he needs a break once in a while too?

In case no one remembers it was the night for "the new guy" to shine and make in impact.

It was the first night, who knows if they'll have him sing anything soon. give it time.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:25 am
by nolippin
He had to use his voice a lot when he was covering for Augeri. Maybe he is just trying to give it some rest now.

Re: But why no Castronovo

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:02 am
by Abitaman
Eric wrote:I don't get why you'd remove Castronovo's songs from the setlist?


Maybe to take away the Perry-ism. Augeri and Deen both sound some what like Perry. Now that the front man doesn't have that Perry fill, why have someone else remind the crowd of that?-ERIC

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 10:06 am
by verslibre
Nobody here will realize it, but Journey's current singer is the best one to date! :lol:

Don't believe me? Listen to the guy's albums with Yngwie in the '80s and other projects. More power, more range.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 10:39 am
by Rockindeano
verslibre wrote:Nobody here will realize it, but Journey's current singer is the best one to date! :lol:

Don't believe me? Listen to the guy's albums with Yngwie in the '80s and other projects. More power, more range.


Sorry, that is the most idiotic statement ever written. There was a guy from 77 to 96 was pretty fucking good. In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 10:41 am
by AR
In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.


Ronnie James Dio and Joe Lynn Turner.

Then again I'm more of a metalhead. LOL

Just watched Perry on the 7/31/81 show and it WAS off the hook!!!!!!!

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 10:44 am
by StyxCollector
Rockn'deano wrote:Sorry, that is the most idiotic statement ever written. There was a guy from 77 to 96 was pretty fucking good. In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.


Good, yes. Best male singer of all time? No. There are many who would be in the pantheon and it boils down to how you define best, and in what genre. Is Perry better than Sinatra? McCartney? Pavoratti? They may not all be rock, but you can't say their voices are not considered timeless.

In the rock genre, fans of other bands would argue with you. You may think Perry was the best ever (and before you bring it in, no I don't think Dennis DeYoung or Tommy Shaw are the best rock singers ever), but I think even you can concede there may be better singers out there.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 10:55 am
by Vladan
arrivalrules wrote:
In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.


Ronnie James Dio and Joe Lynn Turner.

Then again I'm more of a metalhead. LOL

Just watched Perry on the 7/31/81 show and it WAS off the hook!!!!!!!


As good as Turner and Dio are, I think Perry was maybe a more complete singer. I think Joe Lynn Turner is close, but Dio is just a Heavy Metal singer, can do soft rock, but he's no diva.

Its a tough choice between Turner and Perry, because obviously Turner can grind it out and also have soaring vocals... so its a tough call. But after hearing Raised On Radio or Frontiers, Perry was pretty much on top.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:06 am
by ohsherrie
Perry is the best at what he does. It's not fair to him or other singers to compare him to other genres.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:08 am
by wildone
Rockn'deano wrote:
verslibre wrote:Nobody here will realize it, but Journey's current singer is the best one to date! :lol:

Don't believe me? Listen to the guy's albums with Yngwie in the '80s and other projects. More power, more range.


Sorry, that is the most idiotic statement ever written. There was a guy from 77 to 96 was pretty fucking good. In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.
No shit!!!!He's the best one so far ...killin me here what is this the first one you've heard or what ?!?!?! :roll:

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:53 pm
by verslibre
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! :lol:

It's so easy to get a rise out of you pantywaists...

Yeah, Perry's pipes are classics, but shit, no way in hell is he the "best male vocalist" ever. Come ON. There are singers who can sing even higher and lower. There's more to it than that.

And whoever wants to bag on Ronnie James Dio has a serious case of HUA. You have to listen to RJD in his prime, and before/beyond. You have to listen to Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his solo albums to really get a grasp of how amazing his voice. In his prime, his voice was easily better than Perry's!

But never mind, PerryJourney fans refer to Steve as "The Voice." ELP fans refer to 1970's-era Greg Lake as "The Voice." I've even heard Paul Rodgers of all people referred to as "The Voice."

Might as well refer to Jeff Scott Soto as "The Voice." Hell, he sings circles around a lot of guys. :lol:

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:54 pm
by verslibre
StyxCollector wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:Sorry, that is the most idiotic statement ever written. There was a guy from 77 to 96 was pretty fucking good. In fact, he was the best male singer of all time.


Good, yes. Best male singer of all time? No. There are many who would be in the pantheon and it boils down to how you define best, and in what genre. Is Perry better than Sinatra? McCartney? Pavoratti? They may not all be rock, but you can't say their voices are not considered timeless.

In the rock genre, fans of other bands would argue with you. You may think Perry was the best ever (and before you bring it in, no I don't think Dennis DeYoung or Tommy Shaw are the best rock singers ever), but I think even you can concede there may be better singers out there.


A voice of reason in this looney bin! :D

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 1:42 pm
by Vladan
verslibre wrote:But never mind, PerryJourney fans refer to Steve as "The Voice."


So did Bon Jovi, other singers said the same thing.

Well at the end of the day, you can have a strong voice. Being able to sing different genre's is the hard part. And Soul, has alot to do with it. I don't hear anyone talking about Billy Joel here, or George Michael, how about Elton John?

Elton John, c'mon - this guy ranks up there, easily.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:04 pm
by Rockindeano
Vladan wrote:So did Bon Jovi, other singers said the same thing.


Bon Jovi? I love that band, but he is known as a big lipper too. Augeri is the king of lipping, but BJ is close.

Well at the end of the day, you can have a strong voice. Being able to sing different genre's is the hard part. And Soul, has alot to do with it. I don't hear anyone talking about Billy Joel here, or George Michael, how about Elton John?


Billy Joel? Decent. George Michael and E John? Dude, I think it would be most difficult to sing live being these two guys especially with them being gay. Tough to sing, then smoke a pole or two, and sing again. Can you imagine G Mike blowing Andrew Ridgley, then singing Wake Me Up So I can Blow You, er, Wake Me Up, Before you Go Go, then smoking some more pole? Tough act.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:09 pm
by rsimpson
Paul Rodgers is the best male rock singer of all time

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:26 pm
by JrnySuxBalls
Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:57 pm
by Rockindeano
JDouglee wrote:Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.


Yeah, what's up with that?

Open Arms and Faithfully. JSS doesn't handle those well?

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:01 pm
by johnroxx
verslibre wrote:I've even heard Paul Rodgers of all people referred to as "The Voice."


No surprise there...the man's instrument is classic, and as strong now as ever.

;^)

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:49 pm
by Big J
Rockn'deano wrote:
JDouglee wrote:Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.


Yeah, what's up with that?

Open Arms and Faithfully. JSS doesn't handle those well?


You tell me, you've got the boot from last nite. Liar.

They're higher than JSS's range really goes. I'm sure he can do it but Deen probably sounds better. I'm wondering how Faith sounded. Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:56 pm
by Rockindeano
Big J wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:
JDouglee wrote:Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.


Yeah, what's up with that?

Open Arms and Faithfully. JSS doesn't handle those well?


You tell me, you've got the boot from last nite. Liar.

They're higher than JSS's range really goes. I'm sure he can do it but Deen probably sounds better. I'm wondering how Faith sounded. Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


Fuck you. I heard 2 songs over the phone. I never said I got the boot. I am getting it, and you aren't getting a sniff, nor are any of you other c suckers who called me out and didn't believe me.

You can all fuck yourselves.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:58 pm
by The_Noble_Cause
Big J wrote: Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


It shouldn't bug you any more than Soto or Augeri singing Perry-era songs.
Perry wrote LTS by himself and the band covers it to this day.
At least FITH was written by the entire band.
It's a Journey song. Not a Steve Augeri song.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:09 pm
by Vladan
The_Noble_Cause wrote:
Big J wrote: Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


It shouldn't bug you any more than Soto or Augeri singing Perry-era songs.
Perry wrote LTS by himself and the band covers it to this day.
At least FITH was written by the entire band.
It's a Journey song. Not a Steve Augeri song.


Damn straight, and damn thats a good looking burger :o

Rockn'deano wrote:Bon Jovi? I love that band, but he is known as a big lipper too. Augeri is the king of lipping, but BJ is close.


Yeah I mean, Bon Jovi called Perry the voice a few times. Its funny, watching some Queen doco's, when Freddie hosted a party, it was crazy. Freddie would be there talking about how "the bigger the better" referering to the salami, the shlong, then he's out there belting out a tune - but! he was good at singing regarldless of what he enjoyed in the meantime.

I was always sceptical on Augeri aswell, has the ear rings, I thought with that perm hair style and ear rings, Augeri definetly tossed the salad.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:16 pm
by Big J
The_Noble_Cause wrote:
Big J wrote: Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


It shouldn't bug you any more than Soto or Augeri singing Perry-era songs.
Perry wrote LTS by himself and the band covers it to this day.
At least FITH was written by the entire band.
It's a Journey song. Not a Steve Augeri song.


I know it shouldn't. I got a soft spot for Steve though. But you're exactly right.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:16 pm
by jrnyman28
Rockn'deano wrote:
Big J wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:
JDouglee wrote:Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.


Yeah, what's up with that?

Open Arms and Faithfully. JSS doesn't handle those well?


You tell me, you've got the boot from last nite. Liar.

They're higher than JSS's range really goes. I'm sure he can do it but Deen probably sounds better. I'm wondering how Faith sounded. Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


Fuck you. I heard 2 songs over the phone. I never said I got the boot. I am getting it, and you aren't getting a sniff, nor are any of you other c suckers who called me out and didn't believe me.

You can all fuck yourselves.


You said "file transfer" when questioned about how you could be listening to a boot so quickly after the show.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:17 pm
by Big J
Rockn'deano wrote:
Big J wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:
JDouglee wrote:Deen sang the ballads in Virginia Beach.


Yeah, what's up with that?

Open Arms and Faithfully. JSS doesn't handle those well?


You tell me, you've got the boot from last nite. Liar.

They're higher than JSS's range really goes. I'm sure he can do it but Deen probably sounds better. I'm wondering how Faith sounded. Kinda bugs me that they're playing it, I associate it so close with Augeri.


Fuck you. I heard 2 songs over the phone. I never said I got the boot. I am getting it, and you aren't getting a sniff, nor are any of you other c suckers who called me out and didn't believe me.

You can all fuck yourselves.


Oh chill out. Don't give yourself a coronary over li'l ol' me, I'm just giving you shit anyway. You did say you had the boot too, by the way, you said "the boot is extraordinary"

Yeah baby, fuck Def Leppard.

Look at Neal? Dude is happy. Journey is back!

DL has no chance!

Fuck you, Joe!




This is the Journey you need to understand. THIS Journey rocks. The boot is extradorinairy.


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