The typical "Is he talking about Journey?"
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:40 amby fightingilliniJRNY
From the latest Caveman Diary:
"I am in the studio now, mixing a surround concert from over a decade ago......"
Raised On Radio DVD...?
http://www.cavemanproductions.com/cavediary.htm
Posted:
Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:42 amby brywool
I highly doubt it. Could be, but not likely.
Posted:
Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:44 amby fightingilliniJRNY
brywool wrote:I highly doubt it. Could be, but not likely.
Yeah, I don't think so either. But someone always takes anything that KS says and thinks he means Journey, so it might as well be me this time.
Posted:
Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:45 amby Don
I believe Sony owns the Rights to most of the Perry era Journey footage and all the band members would have to in the know about it right? Wasn't that the deal with Perry and the band not signing off on the Houston DVD until the terms were favorable to them? Since ROR is more a Perry Solo album than anything, I think Steve would be in the frontlines when it comes to production of that show.
Re: The typical "Is he talking about Journey?"
Posted:
Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:46 amby conversationpc
The ROR DVD would be over TWO decades ago.
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:49 amby Saint John
Strange Medicine tour?
No way Perry would ever release that. There's no reason to.
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 3:23 amby Abitaman
Saint John wrote:Strange Medicine tour?
No way Perry would ever release that. There's no reason to.
Got that right. No...I take that back, I have some boots of some good sounding shows, and some are bad (but with a boot that could be more the recording than the music itself). I really like the shows I have, Even when Perry wasn't in the high voice mode, he still did good, he just paced hiself different, and changed the arrangements a little. I just didn't care for the cd that the tour supported. A weak cd (for someone from Journey), but a good tour.
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 3:45 amby Arkansas
Abitaman wrote:Saint John wrote:Strange Medicine tour?
No way Perry would ever release that. There's no reason to.
Got that right. No...I take that back, I have some boots of some good sounding shows, and some are bad (but with a boot that could be more the recording than the music itself). I really like the shows I have, Even when Perry wasn't in the high voice mode, he still did good, he just paced hiself different, and changed the arrangements a little. I just didn't care for the cd that the tour supported. A weak cd (for someone from Journey), but a good tour.
If it's Perry or Journey/Perry, he's gotta get the PR machine rolling, and what better way to do that than by putting out some archive for Cmas. It'll ride on the coattails of Revelation too.
later~
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 5:50 amby annie89509
fightingilliniJRNY wrote:brywool wrote:I highly doubt it. Could be, but not likely.
Yeah, I don't think so either. But someone always takes anything that KS says and thinks he means Journey, so it might as well be me this time.
Well, they were right, weren't they?
I remember speculation about KS working with J was first brought up on these pages (based on a burp in the caveman diary), and it was met with a lot of skepticism. Turned out it was 100% true.
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 6:00 amby annie89509
Abitaman wrote:Saint John wrote:Strange Medicine tour?
No way Perry would ever release that. There's no reason to.
Got that right. No...I take that back, I have some boots of some good sounding shows, and some are bad (but with a boot that could be more the recording than the music itself). I really like the shows I have, Even when Perry wasn't in the high voice mode, he still did good, he just paced hiself different, and changed the arrangements a little. I just didn't care for the cd that the tour supported. A
weak cd (for someone from Journey), but a good tour.
I hate to say it, everyone knows I'm a loon. But I took the cd out again last night to listen to, after not touching it for a year or so, and I still have to say it is very bland. ST was good ... all his J albums were great ... FTLOSM just didn't do it for me, no matter how much I wanted it to.
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 10:04 pmby WalrusOct9
It's not Journey related, I'm sure. If there were any pro-filmed concerts from the Perry solo tour, we'd know (even if we hadn't seen them). If it was a ROR tour show, he would've said 'two decades.'
I'm not sure who it is but it would be something dating from the mid-90's. Thinking of bands Shirley produced in the past, I think we can rule out Iron Maiden (since they sure hell aren't releasing a DVD from the Blaze era), Rush (since they have a new DVD coming out already), Dream Theater (who also just released a DVD) and Aerosmith (who are super-stingy with archival stuff already, and have only worked with Shirley on one album. It could be an 'official bootleg' DVD of Dream Theater, but I doubt they'd have the resources to pay Kevin for such a small, fans-only project.
The one thing it could be, unlikely but possible, is a DVD of the Robert Plant/Jimmy Page tour in 1995. Yes, there's already the No Quarter special, but if that DVD re-release did well enough, it's not unimaginable they'd put out another DVD from either the 1995-96 tour or the Walking Into Clarksdale tour.
My guess is though, it's either one of the obscure bands Kevin's produced, or an artist he's never previously worked with. Definitely NOT Journey though.
Posted:
Sat Oct 11, 2008 11:25 pmby finalfight
It'll be yet another Iron Maiden DVD no doubt.
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Sun Oct 12, 2008 1:00 pmby wastingbeerz
finalfight wrote:It'll be yet another Iron Maiden DVD no doubt.
I'd buy it, provided it was from the tour where they played "A Matter Of Life And Death" in its entirety, but unfortunately it said a concert from over a decade ago... so I guess I'm outta luck there... damn!!