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Enigma869 wrote:donnaplease wrote: he has had an equal amount of criticism by the 'Wigglers'. I believe they are the ones that are commenting about his hair and wardrobe as criteria for how appropriate (or not) Jeff is as a member of Journey.
And let us not forget that some of these morons actually claimed Jeff was too fucking tall for Journey!!!!!! This is just one more reason that I find most Augeri fans to be completely USELESS! If you want to criticize a guy's voice, fine! But, "too tall"....MORONS, MORONS, MORONS!
John from Boston
RockinDeano wrote:Donna, I am not sure if Wigglers are any worse than Loons. Both sides are a fucking disgrace.
Seriously.
Wigglers are dumber then dumb, and Loons are so close minded they can't see light. it's a toss up.
RockinDeano wrote:This guy has come off the bench and into the starting lineup. He has been the shot in the arm this band needed. He has mostly received kudos and applause, but.....This is Journey you know. Nothing is ever perfect, nor is nothing ever smooth regarding this band.
Ok, let's recap. JSS is plugged into the band last July, cold, right off the waiver wire. He gets his feet wet, and surprisingly, does quite well. He has his naysayers, me included, but puts those critics to rest with strong performances in the next few weeks. There are still some jeers from the nosebleeds, but even those are quieting by the day.
Here's the question. The Journey future hangs on this guys shoulders. There is no disputing that. If Jeff and Journey fail to deliver a strong effort with their next release, I fear the band will most likely retire the name and go their separate ways, or at the very least, not perform as Journey anymore.
Steve Perry basically kicked ass every year he was with the band, and no one can dispute that guys talent. He was simply superior to anyone.
Steve Augeri was fucked before he even set foot onstage. That guy had to fill shoes he couldn't possibly fill, but did do an admirable job in trying. He also was the victim of a crossfire between avid perry Loons and newcomer Wiggler fans.
Also, Augeri was the singer when the internet was firmly entrenched into most houses. It made discussing and fighting amongst fans much easier and more fierce. Perry didn't have that problem to deal with. Now Soto does have that problem that Augeri had. However, it doesn't have to be a problem, It can be an asset. If Soto can kick ass, and quiet most of the critics (you can't shut up the Loons, as they are flatout fuckin' strange), but if he can do justice to the legacy, and put something out that does not embarrass (Generations), he can be the man.
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RockinDeano wrote:This guy has come off the bench and into the starting lineup. He has been the shot in the arm this band needed. He has mostly received kudos and applause, but.....This is Journey you know. Nothing is ever perfect, nor is nothing ever smooth regarding this band.
Ok, let's recap. JSS is plugged into the band last July, cold, right off the waiver wire. He gets his feet wet, and surprisingly, does quite well. He has his naysayers, me included, but puts those critics to rest with strong performances in the next few weeks. There are still some jeers from the nosebleeds, but even those are quieting by the day.
Here's the question. The Journey future hangs on this guys shoulders. There is no disputing that. If Jeff and Journey fail to deliver a strong effort with their next release, I fear the band will most likely retire the name and go their separate ways, or at the very least, not perform as Journey anymore.
Steve Perry basically kicked ass every year he was with the band, and no one can dispute that guys talent. He was simply superior to anyone.
Steve Augeri was fucked before he even set foot onstage. That guy had to fill shoes he couldn't possibly fill, but did do an admirable job in trying. He also was the victim of a crossfire between avid perry Loons and newcomer Wiggler fans.
Also, Augeri was the singer when the internet was firmly entrenched into most houses. It made discussing and fighting amongst fans much easier and more fierce. Perry didn't have that problem to deal with. Now Soto does have that problem that Augeri had. However, it doesn't have to be a problem, It can be an asset. If Soto can kick ass, and quiet most of the critics (you can't shut up the Loons, as they are flatout fuckin' strange), but if he can do justice to the legacy, and put something out that does not embarrass (Generations), he can be the man.
Discuss
LarryFromNextDoor wrote:Tarseea wrote:Only time will tell
ASIA!!!!
Shoot 'em up wrote:LarryFromNextDoor wrote:Tarseea wrote:Only time will tell
ASIA!!!!
LMAO!! You did it again!
LarryFromNextDoor wrote:Shoot 'em up wrote:LarryFromNextDoor wrote:Tarseea wrote:Only time will tell
ASIA!!!!
LMAO!! You did it again!
hey man ,, i think your holding the fort down alone tonight!!i think everyone is passed out from all the booze and basketball today..
SNL stunk tonight , from what i saw,, and i really dig ELAINE... poor comedy ,,
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