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Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Rockn'deano wrote:Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Great song, not really Greatest hits, but better than okay sounding-ERIC

It's an okay track but it's a bit too repetitive and seems to be missing something. Not totally bad, but not great either.

It's ok... drags on too long, but it could be a lot better with some editing.

It's alright.

Sometimes I skip over it, sometimes I don't. Too long and repetitive.

It's still better than 'Gone Crazy.'

Rockn'deano wrote:Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Dude, he posted yesterday. I need to invent a tool to pry your lips from his rod...

anyone got a jack hammer

NealIsGod wrote:

Rockn'deano wrote:Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Dude, he posted yesterday. I need to invent a tool to pry your lips from his rod...

Big time. You guys go camping lately, Dean?

NealIsGod wrote:

Rockn'deano wrote:Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Dude, he posted yesterday. I need to invent a tool to pry your lips from his rod...

Red13JoePa wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

Rockn'deano wrote:Oh, a lazy Saturday afternoon, 75 degrees ( sorry east coast), and Lula and I were wondering where the hell TNC is?

We huddled up and thought a good way to bring em out of his hole, would be to talk about a great tune, called Believe.

Yes, It's not even a song, but I want to fuck with TNC.

We miss seeing the burger.

Dude, he posted yesterday. I need to invent a tool to pry your lips from his rod...

Big time. You guys go camping lately, Dean?

TNC and I?

Lula and I went to Shasta Lake 2 months ago.

Red13JoePa wrote:Big time. You guys go camping lately, Dean?

When you find a moment from calling me and Deano's sexuality into question, perhaps, you could enthrall us all again with how the song "Butterfly" nearly moves you to tears.
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..I bet you've seen more dicks than birthdays.

NealSchonFan53 wrote:It's alright.

Sometimes I skip over it, sometimes I don't. Too long and repetitive.

It's still better than 'Gone Crazy.'

No, the song is not better than "Gone Crazy".
The vocals on "Gone Crazy" may not be for everyone, but the tune was written by Neal, who at least is trained in the elemental basics of songwriting (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.).
And NO, Believe's modifications to basic song structure do not qualify it as being "progressive" or "ground breaking", - simply boring.
It's one long interminable car crash.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:Big time. You guys go camping lately, Dean?

When you find a moment from calling me and Deano's sexuality into question, perhaps, you could enthrall us all again with how the song "Butterfly" nearly moves you to tears.
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..I bet you've seen more dicks than birthdays.

What a complete jackass you are. Go back offline and plot out more staged arguments with dean.
"Ok, you say this, then I'll attack you, then you make a gay joke, and so will I"

Red13JoePa wrote: What a complete jackass you are. Go back offline and plot out more staged arguments with dean.
"Ok, you say this, then I'll attack you, then you make a gay joke, and so will I"

Congratulations.
You're officially as deranged as the Perryheads; who similarly accuse me of individiually rallying posters to my defense and strategising with them in advance.

I see a post and respond to it.
Simple as that.

BTW, I still love this song, Believe.
Interestingly, though, it's been knocked down a peg or 2 anymore. OOHW's surpassed it now, I'm thinking permanently.

But Believe still probably has my #1 favorite Augeri vocal parts

The_Noble_Cause wrote:The vocals on "Gone Crazy" may not be for everyone, but the tune was written by Neal, who at least is trained in the elemental basics of songwriting (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.).

Good songwriting does not necessarily include following a song structure such as that mentioned above. "Abacab" by Genesis is a good example of a decent tune that doesn't follow the formula.

conversationpc wrote:

The_Noble_Cause wrote:The vocals on "Gone Crazy" may not be for everyone, but the tune was written by Neal, who at least is trained in the elemental basics of songwriting (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.).

Good songwriting does not necessarily include following a song structure such as that mentioned above. "Abacab" by Genesis is a good example of a decent tune that doesn't follow the formula.

Abacab is a really good tune, IMO-ERIC

On Genesis and loose song structure.. and where a song went no where, yet worked..Check out "man of our times" from "Duke"

conversationpc wrote:Good songwriting does not necessarily include following a song structure such as that mentioned above.

As addressed in my earlier post, deviations in conventional writing structure do not make "Believe" anymore progressive or interesting.
With that said, u are correct, many songs DO benefit by breaking from the confines of basic structure.
Absolutely.

Red13JoePa wrote:BTW, I still love this song, Believe.
Interestingly, though, it's been knocked down a peg or 2 anymore. OOHW's surpassed it now, I'm thinking permanently.

But Believe still probably has my #1 favorite Augeri vocal parts

Better than "Livin To Do" JoePa?

I love Livin' To Do, but not as much as Believe and I don't think Augeri's performance is heads and shoulders above like on say, Believe, Knowing That You Love Me, or even The Time.

It's just a good, workmanlike Augie effort and the highlight is Cain detroying all on the Hammond outrol w/ neal at the end. god that's an awesome part of Livin' To Do.

Plus I just don't roll with 'postrophes in titles.

Red13JoePa wrote:I love Livin' To Do, but not as much as Believe and I don't think Augeri's performance is heads and shoulders above like on say, Believe, Knowing That You Love Me, or even The Time.

It's just a good, workmanlike Augie effort and the highlight is Cain detroying all on the Hammond outrol w/ neal at the end. god that's an awesome part of Livin' To Do.

Plus I just don't roll with 'postrophes in titles.

Bitchin description bad ass

Just so you know Neal could have anything he wanted from me on "Livin To Do" from 3 minutes and 8 seconds into the song.
anything

Yes, LTD is a mighty cool song, indeed.

That blues vein they go into is one I really wish they would flesh out into a full album one time.
I think Journey could put a blues (blues/rock) record out that would shame Aerosmith's Honkin' ('nother fuckin' 'postrophe) On Bobo, which is an amazing blues album.

LET ME GUIDE YOUR JOURNEY HOME...Love that line....... Again a great underated song by Joruney...

lights1961 wrote:Again a great underated song by Joruney...

'Believe' co-writer Tom DeRossi was in Journey?
News to me.
Outside of Steve A, no Journey members contributed in the making of this sonic aberration.
It was composed initially as Augeri solo-fare, and probably should've remained that way.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

lights1961 wrote:Again a great underated song by Joruney...

'Believe' co-writer Tom DeRossi was in Journey?
News to me.

No, he was in Joruney.

NealIsGod wrote:

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

lights1961 wrote:Again a great underated song by Joruney...

'Believe' co-writer Tom DeRossi was in Journey?
News to me.

No, he was in Joruney.

is "JORUNEY" a new group?

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

lights1961 wrote:Again a great underated song by Joruney...

'Believe' co-writer Tom DeRossi was in Journey?
News to me.
Outside of Steve A, no Journey members contributed in the making of this sonic aberration.
It was composed initially as Augeri solo-fare, and probably should've remained that way.

not worth the sweat to **argue** with you.. but if Steve A is on the credits.. then its a journey song....

Rick

tragchk wrote:is "JORUNEY" a new group?

Sounds like a reggae Journey tribute band. "Don't Stop Believin' Mon".