Thanks for Fabbest for posting it.

A little more of a taste.
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steveo777 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PWiEhzJkPU
Thanks for Fabbest for posting it.
S2M wrote:Meh...a weird album. Like I said, Journey in name only. She's a Mystery sounds promising. I have no idea where these huge epic hooks are that Andrew basically shot his wad over...
steveo777 wrote:S2M wrote:Meh...a weird album. Like I said, Journey in name only. She's a Mystery sounds promising. I have no idea where these huge epic hooks are that Andrew basically shot his wad over...
Fuck dude, to me it sounds better than anything they have done post ROR, but if ya don't want to like it, you won't. I don't get the Journey in name only.
It sounds like Journey to me. I'm excited actually and from what I've heard so far I'm not just gonna like this album, I believe I will love it, possibly as
much as any Journey in my collection.
brywool wrote:steveo777 wrote:S2M wrote:Meh...a weird album. Like I said, Journey in name only. She's a Mystery sounds promising. I have no idea where these huge epic hooks are that Andrew basically shot his wad over...
Fuck dude, to me it sounds better than anything they have done post ROR, but if ya don't want to like it, you won't. I don't get the Journey in name only.
It sounds like Journey to me. I'm excited actually and from what I've heard so far I'm not just gonna like this album, I believe I will love it, possibly as
much as any Journey in my collection.
sounds great to me. Thanks for posting it. I dig the interaction between Neal and Arnel, it's good to see. Neal never seemed that into Steve Augeri to me, so it's cool to see that interaction between band members.
Note to Neal- No need to talk about Frontiers and Escape. Stand on the current band, not the past. That was then, this is now and now sounds great. "Then" was great too, but there's no need to promote the old stuff.
She's a Mystery sounds excellent. Love the acoustic guitar and was surprised to see that was Cain and not Neal playing. Cool.
Don wrote:Still waiting to hear that one clip or sample that knocks my socks off, something akin to After I fall from WET's album. Glad to see no signs of ballads so far (That's a good thing) The abundance of hooks that Neal is talking about; what am I missing there?
Looks like this album can't be judged until all the cards are on the table.
S2M wrote:Don wrote:Still waiting to hear that one clip or sample that knocks my socks off, something akin to After I fall from WET's album. Glad to see no signs of ballads so far (That's a good thing) The abundance of hooks that Neal is talking about; what am I missing there?
Looks like this album can't be judged until all the cards are on the table.
I disagree with one thing. It CAN be judged now. We've heard numerous clips, different clips. Even official clips^^^^^. Not a hook, or catchy music to be found. You figure they'd want to release a catchy clip to snag the fans...the only conclusion is there is none. People want to like this album...and I'm not saying they don't, or won't like it....but I don't think it'll be an album to love. Andrew has to gush about it. He runs a website that reviews releases. And he wasn't exactly in good graces with the band for awhile...do the math.
I'm glad the band is doing what they want....I just don't think that is a good decision. When the dust clears - it will be judged a failure.
Don wrote:brywool wrote:steveo777 wrote:S2M wrote:Meh...a weird album. Like I said, Journey in name only. She's a Mystery sounds promising. I have no idea where these huge epic hooks are that Andrew basically shot his wad over...
Fuck dude, to me it sounds better than anything they have done post ROR, but if ya don't want to like it, you won't. I don't get the Journey in name only.
It sounds like Journey to me. I'm excited actually and from what I've heard so far I'm not just gonna like this album, I believe I will love it, possibly as
much as any Journey in my collection.
sounds great to me. Thanks for posting it. I dig the interaction between Neal and Arnel, it's good to see. Neal never seemed that into Steve Augeri to me, so it's cool to see that interaction between band members.
Note to Neal- No need to talk about Frontiers and Escape. Stand on the current band, not the past. That was then, this is now and now sounds great. "Then" was great too, but there's no need to promote the old stuff.
She's a Mystery sounds excellent. Love the acoustic guitar and was surprised to see that was Cain and not Neal playing. Cool.
I agree. Looking at the world charts that stuff is still selling, no need to promote it. If Neal could do radio spots with out whining about the past, basically say the same thing he is saying right here, it would be great.
S2M wrote:Don wrote:Still waiting to hear that one clip or sample that knocks my socks off, something akin to After I fall from WET's album. Glad to see no signs of ballads so far (That's a good thing) The abundance of hooks that Neal is talking about; what am I missing there?
Looks like this album can't be judged until all the cards are on the table.
I disagree with one thing. It CAN be judged now. We've heard numerous clips, different clips. Even official clips^^^^^. Not a hook, or catchy music to be found. You figure they'd want to release a catchy clip to snag the fans...the only conclusion is there is none. People want to like this album...and I'm not saying they don't, or won't like it....but I don't think it'll be an album to love. Andrew has to gush about it. He runs a website that reviews releases. And he wasn't exactly in good graces with the band for awhile...do the math.
I'm glad the band is doing what they want....I just don't think that is a good decision. When the dust clears - it will be judged a failure.
Don wrote:Neal has the enthusiasm in the video but Jon seems like a talking head. I don't feel his heart is into what he is saying. Arnel actually sounds more wimpy than Perry or even Augeri when he speaks. Maybe it's the language thing but I doubt it, I think he is being the typically humble Asian, which is great if he were a member of Air Supply but he is representing a rock band here. Where's the confidence, like Schon is exuding? Best to let him just sing. A lot of bands have one guy who speaks for the group. For Journey, I used to think that guy was Jon but maybe it's time to just let him script stuff and let Neal present it (and edit out anything he adds that might be asinine).
brywool wrote:Don wrote:Neal has the enthusiasm in the video but Jon seems like a talking head. I don't feel his heart is into what he is saying. Arnel actually sounds more wimpy than Perry or even Augeri when he speaks. Maybe it's the language thing but I doubt it, I think he is being the typically humble Asian, which is great if he were a member of Air Supply but he is representing a rock band here. Where's the confidence, like Schon is exuding? Best to let him just sing. A lot of bands have one guy who speaks for the group. For Journey, I used to think that guy was Jon but maybe it's time to just let him script stuff and let Neal present it (and edit out anything he adds that might be asinine).
Jon doesn't seem like he really gets excited much at all. Not just these days but ever. He's just one of those guys that doesn't emote excitement. Watching him play live, he rarely smiles or looks happy. I don't think that's the case, I just think that he's one of those types. Neal, on the other hand, and definitely Pineda, seem to exude excitement, even though Arnel's speaking voice is pretty small.
Personally, I dig Arnel's humbleness. It could be a cultural thing, but it's refreshing to see such a conservative guy with such a kick a$$ singing voice. Where he places his tone when he speaks is so much different than where he places it when he sings. Also, as the newest guy, if he came out with a ton of Bravado, the Anti-Arnelians would be saying "Gee, he's the new guy. What did he ever do?". At which point, I would type "Here's a list....."
Don wrote:brywool wrote:Don wrote:Neal has the enthusiasm in the video but Jon seems like a talking head. I don't feel his heart is into what he is saying. Arnel actually sounds more wimpy than Perry or even Augeri when he speaks. Maybe it's the language thing but I doubt it, I think he is being the typically humble Asian, which is great if he were a member of Air Supply but he is representing a rock band here. Where's the confidence, like Schon is exuding? Best to let him just sing. A lot of bands have one guy who speaks for the group. For Journey, I used to think that guy was Jon but maybe it's time to just let him script stuff and let Neal present it (and edit out anything he adds that might be asinine).
Jon doesn't seem like he really gets excited much at all. Not just these days but ever. He's just one of those guys that doesn't emote excitement. Watching him play live, he rarely smiles or looks happy. I don't think that's the case, I just think that he's one of those types. Neal, on the other hand, and definitely Pineda, seem to exude excitement, even though Arnel's speaking voice is pretty small.
Personally, I dig Arnel's humbleness. It could be a cultural thing, but it's refreshing to see such a conservative guy with such a kick a$$ singing voice. Where he places his tone when he speaks is so much different than where he places it when he sings. Also, as the newest guy, if he came out with a ton of Bravado, the Anti-Arnelians would be saying "Gee, he's the new guy. What did he ever do?". At which point, I would type "Here's a list....."
Maybe Arnel willl pick up some of Kelly's personality on this tour. Hansen is great in interviews, you feel as if he has been with the band forever (well, for six years at least).
Eric wrote:S2M wrote:Honestly, Don, it is not even in the same hemisphere as 'Forevermore'. That album gets a 10 from me, considering the landscape of melodic rock today. Coverdale & co. did it correctly.
You're kidding...right?
steveo777 wrote:Don wrote:brywool wrote:Don wrote:Neal has the enthusiasm in the video but Jon seems like a talking head. I don't feel his heart is into what he is saying. Arnel actually sounds more wimpy than Perry or even Augeri when he speaks. Maybe it's the language thing but I doubt it, I think he is being the typically humble Asian, which is great if he were a member of Air Supply but he is representing a rock band here. Where's the confidence, like Schon is exuding? Best to let him just sing. A lot of bands have one guy who speaks for the group. For Journey, I used to think that guy was Jon but maybe it's time to just let him script stuff and let Neal present it (and edit out anything he adds that might be asinine).
Jon doesn't seem like he really gets excited much at all. Not just these days but ever. He's just one of those guys that doesn't emote excitement. Watching him play live, he rarely smiles or looks happy. I don't think that's the case, I just think that he's one of those types. Neal, on the other hand, and definitely Pineda, seem to exude excitement, even though Arnel's speaking voice is pretty small.
Personally, I dig Arnel's humbleness. It could be a cultural thing, but it's refreshing to see such a conservative guy with such a kick a$$ singing voice. Where he places his tone when he speaks is so much different than where he places it when he sings. Also, as the newest guy, if he came out with a ton of Bravado, the Anti-Arnelians would be saying "Gee, he's the new guy. What did he ever do?". At which point, I would type "Here's a list....."
Maybe Arnel willl pick up some of Kelly's personality on this tour. Hansen is great in interviews, you feel as if he has been with the band forever (well, for six years at least).
All I care about Arnel doing is getting up and doing his job properly.
Don wrote:steveo777 wrote:Don wrote:brywool wrote:Don wrote:Neal has the enthusiasm in the video but Jon seems like a talking head. I don't feel his heart is into what he is saying. Arnel actually sounds more wimpy than Perry or even Augeri when he speaks. Maybe it's the language thing but I doubt it, I think he is being the typically humble Asian, which is great if he were a member of Air Supply but he is representing a rock band here. Where's the confidence, like Schon is exuding? Best to let him just sing. A lot of bands have one guy who speaks for the group. For Journey, I used to think that guy was Jon but maybe it's time to just let him script stuff and let Neal present it (and edit out anything he adds that might be asinine).
Jon doesn't seem like he really gets excited much at all. Not just these days but ever. He's just one of those guys that doesn't emote excitement. Watching him play live, he rarely smiles or looks happy. I don't think that's the case, I just think that he's one of those types. Neal, on the other hand, and definitely Pineda, seem to exude excitement, even though Arnel's speaking voice is pretty small.
Personally, I dig Arnel's humbleness. It could be a cultural thing, but it's refreshing to see such a conservative guy with such a kick a$$ singing voice. Where he places his tone when he speaks is so much different than where he places it when he sings. Also, as the newest guy, if he came out with a ton of Bravado, the Anti-Arnelians would be saying "Gee, he's the new guy. What did he ever do?". At which point, I would type "Here's a list....."
Maybe Arnel willl pick up some of Kelly's personality on this tour. Hansen is great in interviews, you feel as if he has been with the band forever (well, for six years at least).
All I care about Arnel doing is getting up and doing his job properly.
Foreigner is STILL the better known/popular band over there, to rock fans at least. Promoting Journey properly is just as much Arnel's job as singing is, to show that the band is more than just a quiz question related to Glee.
S2M wrote:Eric wrote:S2M wrote:Honestly, Don, it is not even in the same hemisphere as 'Forevermore'. That album gets a 10 from me, considering the landscape of melodic rock today. Coverdale & co. did it correctly.
You're kidding...right?
What's the problem?
FamilyMan wrote:You guys will fall off your chair when you hear how "She's a Mystery" ends. Beyond cool.
S2M wrote:Well...I'm not going to change your mind, seeing I don't like Eclipse...to each his own. What exactly is it about David that ruins it?
Don wrote:FamilyMan wrote:You guys will fall off your chair when you hear how "She's a Mystery" ends. Beyond cool.
Hmm, another song that can't make it onto radio with out all the guitar work getting edited out.
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