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saint John wrote:I just got done watching the After The Fall segment in Frontiers and Beyond. That said, I couldn't help but notice how happy Herbie was. The guys were jamming, Perry was awesome and the road crew was totally into it. Then I was quickly reminded of Herbie's "I wouldn't piss down Steve Perry's throat if his heart was on fire" comment. Where does that come from? Hamburger Herbie admitted that he was the only one NOT bound by the "gag" order. If that is so, what did Perry do that was so wrong that one would make such a publicly disparaging comment. At least tell us. Don't continue to make yourself look like a bitter jackoff because you were fired. Yeah, you did a good job managing Journey....but guess what dude, you had the benefit of timing, musicianship second to none, and chemistry perhaps unparalleled. And it WAS Rolie that suggested Cain be added in his absence if I remember correctly. Perry could VERY easily be as unprofessional as Herbie and lament on how Herbie overtoured the band and changed Perry's voice. But he hasn't...ever. He showed his versatility as a great artist and adapted to his "new" voice. They owe each other a great deal, that is a fact. And no one HAS to get along. It's just a shame that Herbie chooses to spew words of bitterness during the few moments that he's NOT eating.
Cate wrote:Herbie and Pat Morrow were caught spending the bands money very lavishly while he kept them on the road and in the dark.Herbie had bought a very expensive house in Orinda that no one in the band was to ever know about. Also leased 3 expensive cars without the bands ok. Long story the accountant spilled the beans to an employee and he told SP and the shit hit the fan.. He confronted Herbie ,and Hebie thinks he is always right.
saint John wrote:I just got done watching the After The Fall segment in Frontiers and Beyond. That said, I couldn't help but notice how happy Herbie was. The guys were jamming, Perry was awesome and the road crew was totally into it. Then I was quickly reminded of Herbie's "I wouldn't piss down Steve Perry's throat if his heart was on fire" comment. Where does that come from? Hamburger Herbie admitted that he was the only one NOT bound by the "gag" order. If that is so, what did Perry do that was so wrong that one would make such a publicly disparaging comment. At least tell us. Don't continue to make yourself look like a bitter jackoff because you were fired. Yeah, you did a good job managing Journey....but guess what dude, you had the benefit of timing, musicianship second to none, and chemistry perhaps unparalleled. And it WAS Rolie that suggested Cain be added in his absence if I remember correctly. Perry could VERY easily be as unprofessional as Herbie and lament on how Herbie overtoured the band and changed Perry's voice. But he hasn't...ever. He showed his versatility as a great artist and adapted to his "new" voice. They owe each other a great deal, that is a fact. And no one HAS to get along. It's just a shame that Herbie chooses to spew words of bitterness during the few moments that he's NOT eating.
Cate wrote:Herbie and Pat Morrow were caught spending the bands money very lavishly while he kept them on the road and in the dark.Herbie had bought a very expensive house in Orinda that no one in the band was to ever know about. Also leased 3 expensive cars without the bands ok. Long story the accountant spilled the beans to an employee and he told SP and the shit hit the fan.. He confronted Herbie ,and Herbie thinks he is always right and is obnoxious while letting you know............
RockinDeano wrote:saint John wrote:I just got done watching the After The Fall segment in Frontiers and Beyond. That said, I couldn't help but notice how happy Herbie was. The guys were jamming, Perry was awesome and the road crew was totally into it. Then I was quickly reminded of Herbie's "I wouldn't piss down Steve Perry's throat if his heart was on fire" comment. Where does that come from? Hamburger Herbie admitted that he was the only one NOT bound by the "gag" order. If that is so, what did Perry do that was so wrong that one would make such a publicly disparaging comment. At least tell us. Don't continue to make yourself look like a bitter jackoff because you were fired. Yeah, you did a good job managing Journey....but guess what dude, you had the benefit of timing, musicianship second to none, and chemistry perhaps unparalleled. And it WAS Rolie that suggested Cain be added in his absence if I remember correctly. Perry could VERY easily be as unprofessional as Herbie and lament on how Herbie overtoured the band and changed Perry's voice. But he hasn't...ever. He showed his versatility as a great artist and adapted to his "new" voice. They owe each other a great deal, that is a fact. And no one HAS to get along. It's just a shame that Herbie chooses to spew words of bitterness during the few moments that he's NOT eating.
I can't say I agree with your post.
Cate wrote:]
Herbie and Pat Morrow were caught spending the bands money very lavishly while he kept them on the road and in the dark.Herbie had bought a very expensive house in Orinda that no one in the band was to ever know about. Also leased 3 expensive cars without the bands ok. Long story the accountant spilled the beans to an employee and he told SP and the shit hit the fan.. He confronted Herbie ,and Herbie thinks he is always right and is obnoxious while letting you know............
whocares wrote:Herbie is still partners with Schon, so he doesn't get bad mouthed (as much). Herbie is bitter that much people can agree on, but ( I can't believe this) I'm agreeing with Deano. IF any of it's true then it's a good story and should be told, if it's not, watch out. Then again, since you probably are not Perry, Herbert or Morrow, what are teh chances that ANY of the story is true?
RockinDeano wrote:saint John wrote:I just got done watching the After The Fall segment in Frontiers and Beyond. That said, I couldn't help but notice how happy Herbie was. The guys were jamming, Perry was awesome and the road crew was totally into it. Then I was quickly reminded of Herbie's "I wouldn't piss down Steve Perry's throat if his heart was on fire" comment. Where does that come from? Hamburger Herbie admitted that he was the only one NOT bound by the "gag" order. If that is so, what did Perry do that was so wrong that one would make such a publicly disparaging comment. At least tell us. Don't continue to make yourself look like a bitter jackoff because you were fired. Yeah, you did a good job managing Journey....but guess what dude, you had the benefit of timing, musicianship second to none, and chemistry perhaps unparalleled. And it WAS Rolie that suggested Cain be added in his absence if I remember correctly. Perry could VERY easily be as unprofessional as Herbie and lament on how Herbie overtoured the band and changed Perry's voice. But he hasn't...ever. He showed his versatility as a great artist and adapted to his "new" voice. They owe each other a great deal, that is a fact. And no one HAS to get along. It's just a shame that Herbie chooses to spew words of bitterness during the few moments that he's NOT eating.
I can't say I agree with your post.
The Fly wrote:Let's face it, none of them or us for that matter are saints. It's not fair to judge on hearsay....
The Fly wrote:It's not fair to judge on hearsay....
for the harsh words he uses towards others, it's a mistake
in his delivery, not my judgement.
RockinDeano wrote:The Fly wrote:It's not fair to judge on hearsay....
Moonbeam responded by saying:
I feel that way to but have formed an opinion on Herbert
Is that not a conflicting comment?for the harsh words he uses towards others, it's a mistake
in his delivery, not my judgement.
jrnyman28 wrote:Without knowing details, I think most of the bitterness would come from Perry orchestrating HH's dismissal. Simple as that.
We DO know that Perry wanted Irving in and HH out and that was a condition upon his participation in the TBF reunion.
Shania wrote:I've heard too about those things that Cate wrote about.I have no doubt that there must be a serious reason why HH is still pissed about the past.
There are 2 reasons (always the same since the beginning of showbiz) why rock bands & managers split up and hate eachother's guts :Money or Women.I believe the former was a big issue in this case,cuz it was serious money involved in the Journey factory.
Moon Beam wrote:
Nope, not to me Dean'o I was agreeing that none of
us are Saint's, you decided to leave that lil part out though.
Don't play me for a fool.
jrnyman28 wrote:Without knowing details, I think most of the bitterness would come from Perry orchestrating HH's dismissal. Simple as that.
We DO know that Perry wanted Irving in and HH out and that was a condition upon his participation in the TBF reunion.
jrnyman28 wrote:
We DO know that Perry wanted Irving in and HH out and that was a condition upon his participation in the TBF reunion.
Shania wrote:
I think SP knew that he and HH would have not got along during TBF,so maybe this was the reason why Irving was a better choice.JMO.
RockinDeano wrote:Shania wrote:
I think SP knew that he and HH would have not got along during TBF,so maybe this was the reason why Irving was a better choice.JMO.
Perry had NO intention of touring in support of TBF, so your point is moot.
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