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bionic wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccx8AApahOU This is from a early show with Augeri trying to sing Send Her My Love and struggling big time!
bionic wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccx8AApahOU This is from a early show with Augeri trying to sing Send Her My Love and struggling big time!
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Close your eyes, and pretend Perry never left, and it's Steve Perry. It's scary haha
donnaplease wrote:YoungJRNYfan wrote:Close your eyes, and pretend Perry never left, and it's Steve Perry. It's scary haha
Close your eyes and stuff cotton in your ears, then bury your head under your pillow, and then maybe. I can't believe I ever thought there was a resemblance between those two.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Where'd my post go? but anyway, Oh no doubt Donna, once you actualy compare the two, and really listen from times, they have thier own style. But Augeri has big time Perryism and at times you say, that's Steve Perry. But close your eyes and pretend Perry never left and you wouldn't know a difference.
donnaplease wrote: Sure, he could hit a lot of the same notes, but he doesn't 'sell' it as well as SP did and JSS & Deen do now.
I was never really a fan of Steve Augeri though, so I am coming into it with a different perspective than many people here. It's just one fan's opinion.
strungout wrote:donnaplease wrote: Sure, he could hit a lot of the same notes, but he doesn't 'sell' it as well as SP did and JSS & Deen do now.
I was never really a fan of Steve Augeri though, so I am coming into it with a different perspective than many people here. It's just one fan's opinion.
Have to agree with Donna on this, call me shallow or whatever......but for me alot has to do with the charisma and stage presence a frontman has......when it comes to Live. Nothing against Augeri at all, he was a good singer, just didn't have that spark IMO. You can be the best singer in the world, but if you're pretty much just standing there and not grooving to all things around you up there on stage, then it doesn't do anything for me. I think why I'm so sold on JSS is you can see he loses himself in the songs up there, just like Perry did....and there is nothing funner to watch than that. Never get sick of watching those two perform. MOL from Baltimore would be a better example of closing your eyes and hearing Perry, JSS's vocal tone is dead on....the only way that one could be closer to the original is if Perry sang it Live himself, IMO.
Augeri did sound alot like Perry on some songs, like Ask the Lonely, etc. And I have to partially agree with Deen C on BTM, SA really did sound like SP on Separate Ways on the 2001 dvd.
AR wrote:You all are nuts.
He sounds good, and that is a fine show that I happen to own.
Loons.
I hate what happened, obviously. And no one can be Steve Perry. But this WAS Journey and I was happy to have them back.
AR wrote:You all are nuts.
He sounds good, and that is a fine show that I happen to own.
Loons.
I hate what happened, obviously. And no one can be Steve Perry. But this WAS Journey and I was happy to have them back.
Shoot 'em up wrote:I thought Augeri was alright, they would've been better off with Castronovo on vocals than SA. I know DC said he didn't want to front a band, but I think they could've talked him into it. His voice is way better than SA. All moot, the right guy is in place now. Neal needs to spit out the damn gum in that video, drives me nuts.
brywool wrote:Shoot 'em up wrote:I thought Augeri was alright, they would've been better off with Castronovo on vocals than SA. I know DC said he didn't want to front a band, but I think they could've talked him into it. His voice is way better than SA. All moot, the right guy is in place now. Neal needs to spit out the damn gum in that video, drives me nuts.
DC sings 3 Journey songs in a show. Augeri sang, what 25? If DC had to do that many tunes a night, I don't think he'd cut it.
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