"Judy Torres, singing HER NEW HIT..."

[TRAGChick]

...FAITHFULLY"?!?!?!?

That's what the DJ just said!

Um, I believe the CORRECT statement SHOULD'VE been:

"Judy Torres, singing her NEW HIT - the REMAKE of JOURNEY'S HIT, "Faithfully"!"

Jeez...some people....

[The Fly]

Never heard of her.

[TRAGChick]

Never heard of her.

She's a New York Club Music Chick....did a DANCE Remake of "Faithfully"...

...yes, you read that correctly.

[The Fly]

Never heard of her.

She's a New York Club Music Chick....did a DANCE Remake of "Faithfully"...

...yes, you read that correctly.

LOL.... Boy I can't wait to hear it. NOT!!!

[L~L~L]

Annoying is what this is. Her hit? Now thanks for the

[TRAGChick]

Annoying is what this is. Her hit? Now thanks for the

Yeah, it IS pretty -able.

[L~L~L]

LOL.... Boy I can't wait to hear it. NOT!!!

Don't bother, I did and to be honest I liked the music but not her singing if that's what she calls it.

[Lula]

I'll probably be in the minority here.... but I like it. I think it's great to hear dance versions of songs, not all are good, but so what. Paul Okenfold has done some cool remixes of popular songs that really work imo. I'd love to be in a club dancing and have a Journey tune find it's way into the mix.

[conversationpc]

Blasphemy!

[TRAGChick]

Blasphemy!

Hey, she might be singing backwards in Latin subliminally...ya never know...

[conversationpc]

Blasphemy!

Hey, she might be singing backwards in Latin subliminally...ya never know...

As long as it's done a cappella, I'd be all for it.

[MCC620]

http://www.tierecords.com/index.htm

The Hitmaker's first solo commercial release is available now at CD Baby and via iTunes. Don't Stop Believin' (featuring Deen Castronovo) pairs the drummer and sometime-lead-vocalist of Journey with The Hitmaker on four intense remixes of the Journey megahit Don't Stop Believin', which took over the radio in America 25 summers ago.

Where the Money Goes:
Subsequent to the tsunami tragedy in Asia last year, Tie Records International made donations to Oxfam, UNICEF, and Care International, Cambodian Land Mine Museum Relief Fund, and the International Red Cross. We will be donating all sales proceeds (CD sales, iTunes sales, etc.) for the foreseeable future to these organizations, so you can know that buying records from us will be helping people around the world. Like the song says, “Let’s make a difference, you and me."

[The Fly]

http://www.tierecords.com/index.htm

The Hitmaker's first solo commercial release is available now at CD Baby and via iTunes. Don't Stop Believin' (featuring Deen Castronovo) pairs the drummer and sometime-lead-vocalist of Journey with The Hitmaker on four intense remixes of the Journey megahit Don't Stop Believin', which took over the radio in America 25 summers ago.

Where the Money Goes:
Subsequent to the tsunami tragedy in Asia last year, Tie Records International made donations to Oxfam, UNICEF, and Care International, Cambodian Land Mine Museum Relief Fund, and the International Red Cross. We will be donating all sales proceeds (CD sales, iTunes sales, etc.) for the foreseeable future to these organizations, so you can know that buying records from us will be helping people around the world. Like the song says, “Let’s make a difference, you and me."

Interesting, thanks. Deen sounds amazing. And the dance mix isn't so bad for a dance mix.

[MCC620]

No problem. Deen does sound great on all four mixes and it is for a good cause. And as was mentioned, alot of us enjoy being on the dance floor and hearing one of our favorite Journey tunes come on. There was a dance remix of Separate Ways a few years ago too.

[TRAGChick]

No problem. Deen does sound great on all four mixes and it is for a good cause. And as was mentioned, alot of us enjoy being on the dance floor and hearing one of our favorite Journey tunes come on. There was a dance remix of Separate Ways a few years ago too.

Oh you GOTTA bust that out if you got it!