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KOBETASONIK 2009


GUNS N' ROSES
JOURNEY
MOTLEY CRUE
PAPA ROACH
BUCKCHERRY
MACHINE HEAD
IN FLAMES
MARILYN MANSON
DREAM THEATER
TRIVIUM
ANTHRAX
CRADLE OF FILTH
DRAGONFORCE
HATEBREED
CRUCIIED BARBARA
GOD FORBID
DEVILDRIVER
GOJIRA
IDI BIHOTZ
LAUREN HARRIS

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Odd. One. Out

If Ozzfest hadn't been cancelled, you'd figure that was next with the festivals they have been attached to. What's up with dat?

Maybe this is punishment for Arnel singing the Journey ballads with Lani. Imagine singing Open Arms at these festivals, probably end up with a beer bottle being thrown at his head.

I love it though. No more ballads and love songs, time for Journey to rock finally.

Other than Edge of the Blade and Dead or Alive, what do they have to put in the setlist that would work for these crowds?

Weird.

So what happened to the "legacy sound"? Do they think people at these shows want to hear Journey music?

Yet another sign that the band is completely without direction.

Did Neal get slapped with alimony again?

DrFU wrote:Other than Edge of the Blade and Dead or Alive, what do they have to put in the setlist that would work for these crowds?

Weird.

Chain Reaction, Keep On Runnin, Where Were You, Wheel, Line of Fire, Sep Ways, Troubled Child, Rubicon, Out of Harm's Way, Winds of March, and some old classics like Kohoutek, Of a Lifetime, Topaz etc.

Plenty of songs, really. Give Neal more face time, much of the crowd will love it, guaranteed.

Ehwmatt wrote:

DrFU wrote:Other than Edge of the Blade and Dead or Alive, what do they have to put in the setlist that would work for these crowds?

Weird.

Chain Reaction, Keep On Runnin, Where Were You, Wheel, Line of Fire, Sep Ways, Troubled Child, Rubicon, Out of Harm's Way, Winds of March, and some old classics like Kohoutek, Of a Lifetime, Topaz etc.

Plenty of songs, really. Give Neal more face time, much of the crowd will love it, guaranteed.

As long as there is no mention of faded photographs, sad cafes or forever yours, they should be okay.

Gunbot wrote:

Ehwmatt wrote:

DrFU wrote:Other than Edge of the Blade and Dead or Alive, what do they have to put in the setlist that would work for these crowds?

Weird.

Chain Reaction, Keep On Runnin, Where Were You, Wheel, Line of Fire, Sep Ways, Troubled Child, Rubicon, Out of Harm's Way, Winds of March, and some old classics like Kohoutek, Of a Lifetime, Topaz etc.

Plenty of songs, really. Give Neal more face time, much of the crowd will love it, guaranteed.

As long as there is no mention of faded photographs, sad cafes or forever yours, they should be okay.

It could honestly be a good way to give them more credibility with this crowd too. Some of the fans will have preconceptions that will be blown away if they play their cards right. Imagine knowing only DSB or OA and getting nailed with Kohoutek to start things off, or even Edge/Chain Reac

These dudes look like they might kidnap Arnel and sell him to some shopkeeper in Yugoslavia. Neal and Jon better keep their eyes peeled.

JSS would have had this crowd eating out of his hand. Pineda won't.

I love European rock, especially Scandanavian.
Looks like the J-Boys are gonna have to beef it up a little.
Hey, maybe they could cover Northern Kings covering DSB?
If nothing else, they could play 30 min versions of 'Edge of the Blade' or 'Stone In Love'.



later~

NealIsGod wrote:JSS would have had this crowd eating out of his hand. Pineda won't.

You're absolutely right about JSS, and absolutely wrong about Pineda.

Gunbot wrote:Did Neal get slapped with alimony again?

12-step program for Kleenex music?

Ehwmatt wrote:

DrFU wrote:Other than Edge of the Blade and Dead or Alive, what do they have to put in the setlist that would work for these crowds?

Weird.

Chain Reaction, Keep On Runnin, Where Were You, Wheel, Line of Fire, Sep Ways, Troubled Child, Rubicon, Out of Harm's Way, Winds of March, and some old classics like Kohoutek, Of a Lifetime, Topaz etc.

Plenty of songs, really. Give Neal more face time, much of the crowd will love it, guaranteed.

You're absolutely right. Neal is probably lovin' this. People and Places would be a nice retro touch, even though not hard rock.

Rick wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:JSS would have had this crowd eating out of his hand. Pineda won't.

You're absolutely right about JSS, and absolutely wrong about Pineda.

I will give you this: Pineda's accent probably won't bother this crowd as much as a U.S. crowd. But come on - Journey does not belong in this festival.

They need to extend "Precious Time" to about 45 minutes for this show.

Strange, but good. I wonder if this means they'll tour with a harder band in the US.

JRNYFan wrote:Strange, but good. I wonder if this means they'll tour with a harder band in the US.

Is Bryan Adams considered hard rock?

Gunbot wrote:

JRNYFan wrote:Strange, but good. I wonder if this means they'll tour with a harder band in the US.

Is Bryan Adams considered hard rock?

I certainly hope he's the guy instead of Marilyn Manson.

NealIsGod wrote:

Rick wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:JSS would have had this crowd eating out of his hand. Pineda won't.

You're absolutely right about JSS, and absolutely wrong about Pineda.

I will give you this: Pineda's accent probably won't bother this crowd as much as a U.S. crowd. But come on - Journey does not belong in this festival.

It is a strange lineup. I would have never thought I'd see Journey on the same ticket as Papa Roach, Anthrax, Buck Cherry, Motley Crue and especially Marilyn Manson.

Gunbot wrote:.

I love it though. No more ballads and love songs, time for Journey to rock finally.

Nice wish...

Its sad but funny at the same time.
J-Boyz will be the J-Girlz.... Journey will be the fucking NewKidsOnTheBlock of these festivals. They might as well include "Womanizer" and "Big Girls Dont Cry" in their setlist....

Rick wrote:It is a strange lineup. I would have never thought I'd see Journey on the same ticket as Papa Roach, Anthrax, Buck Cherry, Motley Crue and especially Marilyn Manson.

There's your "six degrees":

Anthrax to Manson to to Crue to Buck Cherry to Papa Roach to Journey. It almost makes it...

jrnyman28 wrote:

Rick wrote:It is a strange lineup. I would have never thought I'd see Journey on the same ticket as Papa Roach, Anthrax, Buck Cherry, Motley Crue and especially Marilyn Manson.

There's your "six degrees":

Anthrax to Manson to to Crue to Buck Cherry to Papa Roach to Journey. It almost makes it...

Should be an interesting event.

I was checking out the band in your sig. They sound great.

Time to break out "Lay it Down' during this show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3rQAcId8x0

Could Journey be debuting a load of live material at these festivals, signifying a move into a heavier and more progressive direction?

They could do it, no question.

....If they don't take this as an opportunity to at least play their harder, older, and more obscure tunes... they're nucking futs.

Wow, that is a a weird festival for Journey. I guess they will have to span their horizons and start singing songs that they usually dont sing a whole lot live. Journey does have a huge catalog so they should not have any trouble playing harder rock hits. Songs like "Stone in Love", "Only the Young", "Dont Stop Believen", "Anytime", "Escape", "Mother Father", "Any way you want it", "Ask the lonely", "Wheel in the sky", "Be Good to yourself", "Seperate Ways", "The Party's over", "Girl Cant Help It", and a few new songs, along with maybe a ballad or two would be good.

This might work in Journey's favor and maybe they will open up their audience more and expand their listeners.

I didnt realize that Guns n Roses are going on tour either.

ProgRocker53 wrote:Could Journey be debuting a load of live material at these festivals, signifying a move into a heavier and more progressive direction?

They could do it, no question.

Technically, they could...

But they wouldn't have made such a big deal of going back to the "legacy sound" with Arnel if they were going to shift to a heavier, more progressive direction.