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arrivalrules wrote:Are we talking $100k a year, $200k a year or a lot more? Anyone have any thoughts?
A lot less than you would think, lets just put it that way.
siobhan222 wrote:arrivalrules wrote:Are we talking $100k a year, $200k a year or a lot more? Anyone have any thoughts?
A lot less than you would think, lets just put it that way.
So you think less than $100k? I don't know. Steve A had to have been making a good $60-$70k as a maintenance mgr. for the Gap in NYC 8 years ago. I doubt he took the Journey job to make less $.
siobhan222 wrote:So you think less than $100k? I don't know. Steve A had to have been making a good $60-$70k as a maintenance mgr. for the Gap in NYC 8 years ago. I doubt he took the Journey job to make less $.
whocares wrote:cleaning toilets doesn't ruin your voice as fast
A Fire Inside wrote:siobhan222 wrote:So you think less than $100k? I don't know. Steve A had to have been making a good $60-$70k as a maintenance mgr. for the Gap in NYC 8 years ago. I doubt he took the Journey job to make less $.
If it was his DREAM JOB, I think he would. But it had to have been close if it was less than his other job.
come on you kidding me 65 - 75 for a maintenance manager i doubt it !!and look at all the other singers who have been around for decades there still singing maybe not to the standards of there youth (who can?)but there still out touring and knocking the crowds out!!whocares wrote:siobhan222 wrote:...
What does it take to get these guys to do Journey?
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not enough is my guess, for what it does to your voice, no money can make your voice better on it's own.
siobhan222 wrote:My husband and I were just discussing this. If the risk is that in 8 or less years, you will probably ruin your voice blasting out those songs, and that has now happened to not one, but 2 lead singers, is it worth it to accept the job? Do you make enough to justify it? Are you making a straight salary, a cut of the ticket sales, or what? Are we talking $100k a year, $200k a year or a lot more? Anyone have any thoughts?
EightyRock wrote:[quote="Jeremey"
Here's a guess!
$8,900 per show. Now multiply that times the amount that they perform on tour! Say Journey grosses $100,000 per show. Maybe 10% of that might go to Augeri and Castronovo. Maybe less - Then deduct management and expenses....Or maybe they make $16,000 a night! Or perhaps they have a bonus at the end of the year?!? Who knows. Those numbers aren't unrealistic, but there's no way to figure what kind of money they could be making. But it should give you an understanding of why Augeri may have been so willing to run those multitracks along with his vocal.
Jeremey wrote:$8,900 per show. Now multiply that times the amount that they perform on tour! Say Journey grosses $100,000 per show. Maybe 10% of that might go to Augeri and Castronovo. Maybe less - Then deduct management and expenses....Or maybe they make $16,000 a night! Or perhaps they have a bonus at the end of the year?!? Who knows. Those numbers aren't unrealistic, but there's no way to figure what kind of money they could be making. But it should give you an understanding of why Augeri may have been so willing to run those multitracks along with his vocal.
EightyRock wrote: I bet they gave him a "lovely parting gift", too. Pay for the balance of the tour and maybe a severence check? Pretty good deal for doing not much of anything except posing for ---- long. (you fill in the blank)
Poor Soto has to actually sing for his thousands per show.
siobhan222 wrote:EightyRock wrote: I bet they gave him a "lovely parting gift", too. Pay for the balance of the tour and maybe a severence check? Pretty good deal for doing not much of anything except posing for ---- long. (you fill in the blank)
Poor Soto has to actually sing for his thousands per show.
Why does this have to come up in every single threat where Steve Augeri's name is mentioned? Talk about beating a dead horse. Posing yeah .. on the road every night singing your lungs out sure is posing. Even that Swedish guy who claimed a different track was going through the PA said Augeri was singing his lungs out on the sound he heard in the truck. That's hardly posing. I've seen no proof that there were any multitracks. An article by that Swedish guy? What does that prove? How can anyone verify who he is or that what he says is true? Anyone can post anything online. Oh ... a boot of Faithfully where a track supposedly stopped ... or was it that Steve stopped singing because he couldn't hit the note? I listened to it at least 20 times, had friends listen to it and to all of us, it sounded like he stopped because he couldn't reach the note. A track of Be Good To Yourself that supposedly sounds exactly like the Vegas DVD but when I played them both at the same time and listened really carefully about 30 times, I could hear so many differences that there is NO way they are the same. Sorry. Until I see some proof, this is just a rumour to me.
And here's one for you. *If* your theories were true, why is Steve such a bad guy, but no one has anything to say about the rest of the band? If it was done, everyone was in on it. So, how come you people ONLY pick on Steve? Isn't Neal the boss? Obviously, he can hire and fire lead singers at will. If you believe the theories so strongly, why not call Neal a fraud? Or Jon Cain? Or Ross Valory? Or Deen Castronovo? Why is it *only* Steve you all choose to pick on? Pretty transparent to me that is is just being done to discredit Steve.
siobhan222 wrote:EightyRock wrote: I bet they gave him a "lovely parting gift", too. Pay for the balance of the tour and maybe a severence check? Pretty good deal for doing not much of anything except posing for ---- long. (you fill in the blank)
Poor Soto has to actually sing for his thousands per show.
Why does this have to come up in every single threat where Steve Augeri's name is mentioned? Talk about beating a dead horse. Posing yeah .. on the road every night singing your lungs out sure is posing. Even that Swedish guy who claimed a different track was going through the PA said Augeri was singing his lungs out on the sound he heard in the truck. That's hardly posing. I've seen no proof that there were any multitracks. An article by that Swedish guy? What does that prove? How can anyone verify who he is or that what he says is true? Anyone can post anything online. Oh ... a boot of Faithfully where a track supposedly stopped ... or was it that Steve stopped singing because he couldn't hit the note? I listened to it at least 20 times, had friends listen to it and to all of us, it sounded like he stopped because he couldn't reach the note. A track of Be Good To Yourself that supposedly sounds exactly like the Vegas DVD but when I played them both at the same time and listened really carefully about 30 times, I could hear so many differences that there is NO way they are the same. Sorry. Until I see some proof, this is just a rumour to me.
And here's one for you. *If* your theories were true, why is Steve such a bad guy, but no one has anything to say about the rest of the band? If it was done, everyone was in on it. So, how come you people ONLY pick on Steve? Isn't Neal the boss? Obviously, he can hire and fire lead singers at will. If you believe the theories so strongly, why not call Neal a fraud? Or Jon Cain? Or Ross Valory? Or Deen Castronovo? Why is it *only* Steve you all choose to pick on? Pretty transparent to me that is is just being done to discredit Steve.
Or maybe they make $16,000 a night
TheOptiMystic wrote:but to completely discredit Augeri and the fact that if he wasn't around since 1998, there would've been NO Journey up to this point is mind-boggling to me.
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