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RyanHippFTW wrote:the covers topic got me thinking, would any of you want to hear them play some of the Bad English stuff live?
RyanHippFTW wrote:the covers topic got me thinking, would any of you want to hear them play some of the Bad English stuff live?
mmberry301 wrote:They should play more Bad English and the Storm songs in their set...
(I believe that's the group with Chalfant back in the early 90's)
It would be well received IMO
Don wrote:The only song people would know from Bad English is the one that Neal swore he would never "fucking" play again (hint- the one that they did not write).
Don wrote:mmberry301 wrote:They should play more Bad English and the Storm songs in their set...
(I believe that's the group with Chalfant back in the early 90's)
It would be well received IMO
Why would they play music from the Storm? Ross was the only one from this line up in that band and it's not like he's a major creative force that needs to be showcased in an already shortened setlist. If the audience doesn't care for Journey tunes from there new album, I can't see how songs from a group 99% of the them never heard of is going to go over well. With these other 80s' band pair ups, Journey is almost trapped into playing only their greatest hits after seeing the accolades their opening acts have gotten over the last two tours, especially Pat Benatar and Foreigner who were noted by various critics to be the best band of the night on more than one occasion.
mmberry301 wrote:Don wrote:mmberry301 wrote:They should play more Bad English and the Storm songs in their set...
(I believe that's the group with Chalfant back in the early 90's)
It would be well received IMO
Why would they play music from the Storm? Ross was the only one from this line up in that band and it's not like he's a major creative force that needs to be showcased in an already shortened setlist. If the audience doesn't care for Journey tunes from there new album, I can't see how songs from a group 99% of the them never heard of is going to go over well. With these other 80s' band pair ups, Journey is almost trapped into playing only their greatest hits after seeing the accolades their opening acts have gotten over the last two tours, especially Pat Benatar and Foreigner who were noted by various critics to be the best band of the night on more than one occasion.
Just thinking other some other semi-Journey related band where they could bring new (old) material.
Not just stuck playing the DD...
It was just a thought...
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