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texafana wrote:J...usually I'm a huge fan of your Journey work, but vocally these are the least impressive videos I've seen from you. Your voice really sounds strained, over used, etc. I would not use these to promote your tribute band, you can do sooooo much better as other videos have documented.
texafana wrote:J...usually I'm a huge fan of your Journey work, but vocally these are the least impressive videos I've seen from you. Your voice really sounds strained, over used, etc. I would not use these to promote your tribute band, you can do sooooo much better as other videos have documented.
YoungJRNY wrote:texafana wrote:J...usually I'm a huge fan of your Journey work, but vocally these are the least impressive videos I've seen from you. Your voice really sounds strained, over used, etc. I would not use these to promote your tribute band, you can do sooooo much better as other videos have documented.
I disagree on some points. The overall performance, I think is spectacular. J obviously sings with a lot of emotion and the way he adds his own spins to the songs gives a breath of fresh air to any take, no matter how you spin it. I will pay my hard earned money one day to see Frontiers, and this makes it want to come sooner rather than later. There does seem to be minor straining, but that could be the result of J trying to channel "Perryism's" into his own preferable style., if anything. There are a few parts that aren't great, but overall, a Grade A performance by Jeremey.
Jeremey wrote:texafana wrote:J...usually I'm a huge fan of your Journey work, but vocally these are the least impressive videos I've seen from you. Your voice really sounds strained, over used, etc. I would not use these to promote your tribute band, you can do sooooo much better as other videos have documented.
Wow....That's not how I would describe it, as I wasn't tired or straining, but I appreciate your opinion!
Thanks,
J
Ehwmatt wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:texafana wrote:J...usually I'm a huge fan of your Journey work, but vocally these are the least impressive videos I've seen from you. Your voice really sounds strained, over used, etc. I would not use these to promote your tribute band, you can do sooooo much better as other videos have documented.
I disagree on some points. The overall performance, I think is spectacular. J obviously sings with a lot of emotion and the way he adds his own spins to the songs gives a breath of fresh air to any take, no matter how you spin it. I will pay my hard earned money one day to see Frontiers, and this makes it want to come sooner rather than later. There does seem to be minor straining, but that could be the result of J trying to channel "Perryism's" into his own preferable style., if anything. There are a few parts that aren't great, but overall, a Grade A performance by Jeremey.
Oct 30, Cleveland, House of Blues, it's a Friday. How about it dipshit, you can wear ur Santonio jersey, that's the only one that'll pass here.
Jeremey wrote:Thanks you guys! RE my voice, I've done a lot of singing over the past year. Right now we are doing 3, sometimes 4 shows in a row every week, and I feel better vocally than I ever have. I guess the argument could be made that our schedule is just as, if not more, rigorous than Journey's...I've adjusted a bit of my style and tone in order to survive that sort of schedule and for this catalog. That may be some of the differences some may be hearing. However, singing for me right now at this stage is about as easy as speaking for me. All these DVDs and hi-def Oprah coverage may just have some spoiled as to what good old fashioned cam corder audio sound like! (that's a joke)...
Anyway, I promise you on my blood that no one is going to leave a Frontiers show disappointed either with me or with the band. Or I will personally refund your money.
Thanks again for checking them out!
Ehwmatt wrote:Jeremey wrote:Thanks you guys! RE my voice, I've done a lot of singing over the past year. Right now we are doing 3, sometimes 4 shows in a row every week, and I feel better vocally than I ever have. I guess the argument could be made that our schedule is just as, if not more, rigorous than Journey's...I've adjusted a bit of my style and tone in order to survive that sort of schedule and for this catalog. That may be some of the differences some may be hearing. However, singing for me right now at this stage is about as easy as speaking for me. All these DVDs and hi-def Oprah coverage may just have some spoiled as to what good old fashioned cam corder audio sound like! (that's a joke)...
Anyway, I promise you on my blood that no one is going to leave a Frontiers show disappointed either with me or with the band. Or I will personally refund your money.
Thanks again for checking them out!
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Jana wrote:Thanks for posting. But I'm a Faithfully junkie and, truthfully, I don't like the changes you made on it so much. It took away some of the emotion for me. I didn't get caught up in the song like I usually do. I like the way you did it this way more. I felt the emotion of the song much more. Of course, that may just be me. But the others are really nice.
Older version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fj2H0lB6aU
Rick wrote:Jana wrote:Thanks for posting. But I'm a Faithfully junkie and, truthfully, I don't like the changes you made on it so much. It took away some of the emotion for me. I didn't get caught up in the song like I usually do. I like the way you did it this way more. I felt the emotion of the song much more. Of course, that may just be me. But the others are really nice.
Older version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fj2H0lB6aU
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You sound great on it Jeremey. The band sounds amazing.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Jeremey,
You mentioned adding “One More Time” to the set.
Any chance you might actually work it into a Journey song, a nice vocal tip of the hat to Perry and his use of “Cupid” with IBAWY?
Might make a killer intro to one of the slower ballads.
Just a thought.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxQsbaBpjto
larryfromnextdoor wrote:2. the guitar sounds sweet.. that dude has a great sound.
ill betcha though.. he listened and watched alot of ace frehley, and michael schenker,
because he holds his guitar and moves with that sway..top notch man.
StephenWJ wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:2. the guitar sounds sweet.. that dude has a great sound.
ill betcha though.. he listened and watched alot of ace frehley, and michael schenker,
because he holds his guitar and moves with that sway..top notch man.
Ha! First off thanks, Glad you think it sounds okay! Its still a work in progress, only 2 months into my stint with the band
Funny thing is about you mentioning Ace and Michael Schenker is i never really watched either guy lol. If you see me on a bigger stage I move a lot more than Ace, not too sure about Schenker. I grew up obsessed with Slash and Eddie but i'm 6'3'' - Eddies jumping off stuff kicking out doing splits with legs as long as mine result in singers with accidental broken eye sockets lol.
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