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LarryFromNextDoor wrote:the band should do their own version of BTM... so they can be in total control.. other bands have done it ..talk to all members, tell stories the fans dont know about.. i would buy it..
LarryFromNextDoor wrote:the band should do their own version of BTM... so they can be in total control.. other bands have done it ..talk to all members, tell stories the fans dont know about.. i would buy it..
LarryFromNextDoor wrote:the band should do their own version of BTM... so they can be in total control.. other bands have done it ..talk to all members, tell stories the fans dont know about.. i would buy it..
bluejeangirl76 wrote:cyndy wrote:strungout wrote:I have always wondered about Perry's "I never felt like part of the band" comment on BTM.....was there more said before or after that part saying "why" he felt that way??? Or was only that part used for more shock value?
they definitely edited it for extra drama
That has always been my suspicion. It was probably preceded by something like "When I joined in 1978..." (or something along that type of line) or possibly followed by some kind of qualifying statement that would make the comment unimportant and less dramatic. We can't have THAT going on. Must milk drama! Must create drama where there isn't any! Whatever the rest of that comment was, we may never know, but I always try to keep those things in mind watching those kind of shows. You're only seeing what they want you see, which is usually a completely distorted version of what actually took place.
Herbie Herbert wrote:I was surprised to be involved in the history at all. I mean, I can’t imagine – with Steve Perry having the editorial control that he had… that control, I mean geez – I wholly expected to be written out of the history when the camera crew showed up. I told the director – who really insulted my intelligence – ‘you have no editorial content credibility with Steve Perry having the final cut… And, if you saw the very first promos for VH-1 that came out, it showed Steve Perry saying, 'I never really felt like I was a part of the band.' Then it washed to me, where I'm saying, 'Yeah, that's like the Pope saying he never really felt Catholic.'…Do you know how quick that was taken out? Perry launched like an MX missile when he saw that. He went crazy. That promo was eliminated and that little segment was taken out of VH-1.
jrnyfan@nc.rr.com wrote:Slightly off the topic of this post, but I've always been curious if Lora/Cyndy were in Frontiers & Beyond?
Lora wrote:jrnyfan@nc.rr.com wrote:Slightly off the topic of this post, but I've always been curious if Lora/Cyndy were in Frontiers & Beyond?
There is one quick shot of Cyndy when they are talking about the fan club. I think they show Tim sitting behind his desk processing orders and Cyndy is sitting on the floor sorting fan mail. I was working for the fan club parttime then (and working my other job in Sacramento) and was out of town when that was filmed.
Classic Rock wrote:bluejeangirl76 wrote:cyndy wrote:strungout wrote:I have always wondered about Perry's "I never felt like part of the band" comment on BTM.....was there more said before or after that part saying "why" he felt that way??? Or was only that part used for more shock value?
they definitely edited it for extra drama
That has always been my suspicion. It was probably preceded by something like "When I joined in 1978..." (or something along that type of line) or possibly followed by some kind of qualifying statement that would make the comment unimportant and less dramatic. We can't have THAT going on. Must milk drama! Must create drama where there isn't any! Whatever the rest of that comment was, we may never know, but I always try to keep those things in mind watching those kind of shows. You're only seeing what they want you see, which is usually a completely distorted version of what actually took place.
I thought Steve Perry had final editorial control?Herbie Herbert wrote:I was surprised to be involved in the history at all. I mean, I can’t imagine – with Steve Perry having the editorial control that he had… that control, I mean geez – I wholly expected to be written out of the history when the camera crew showed up. I told the director – who really insulted my intelligence – ‘you have no editorial content credibility with Steve Perry having the final cut… And, if you saw the very first promos for VH-1 that came out, it showed Steve Perry saying, 'I never really felt like I was a part of the band.' Then it washed to me, where I'm saying, 'Yeah, that's like the Pope saying he never really felt Catholic.'…Do you know how quick that was taken out? Perry launched like an MX missile when he saw that. He went crazy. That promo was eliminated and that little segment was taken out of VH-1.
Those statements lead me to believe that if Steve Perry didn’t like how that statement came across it would have been edited or put back into context.
Unless of course Herbie is lying because he is bitter and angry.
daytrpr wrote:Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
saint John wrote:Classic Rock wrote:I thought Steve Perry had final editorial control?Herbie Herbert wrote:I was surprised to be involved in the history at all. I mean, I can’t imagine – with Steve Perry having the editorial control that he had… that control, I mean geez – I wholly expected to be written out of the history when the camera crew showed up. I told the director – who really insulted my intelligence – ‘you have no editorial content credibility with Steve Perry having the final cut… And, if you saw the very first promos for VH-1 that came out, it showed Steve Perry saying, 'I never really felt like I was a part of the band.' Then it washed to me, where I'm saying, 'Yeah, that's like the Pope saying he never really felt Catholic.'…Do you know how quick that was taken out? Perry launched like an MX missile when he saw that. He went crazy. That promo was eliminated and that little segment was taken out of VH-1.
Those statements lead me to believe that if Steve Perry didn’t like how that statement came across it would have been edited or put back into context.
Unless of course Herbie is lying because he is bitter and angry.
I might be missing something here, but are we to believe that the person whose screen name is Herbie Herbert is actually THE Herbie Herbert?
saint John wrote:
Sounds to me like you're still twelve. What the fuck did you just say?
Classic Rock wrote:saint John wrote:Classic Rock wrote:I thought Steve Perry had final editorial control?Herbie Herbert wrote:I was surprised to be involved in the history at all. I mean, I can’t imagine – with Steve Perry having the editorial control that he had… that control, I mean geez – I wholly expected to be written out of the history when the camera crew showed up. I told the director – who really insulted my intelligence – ‘you have no editorial content credibility with Steve Perry having the final cut… And, if you saw the very first promos for VH-1 that came out, it showed Steve Perry saying, 'I never really felt like I was a part of the band.' Then it washed to me, where I'm saying, 'Yeah, that's like the Pope saying he never really felt Catholic.'…Do you know how quick that was taken out? Perry launched like an MX missile when he saw that. He went crazy. That promo was eliminated and that little segment was taken out of VH-1.
Those statements lead me to believe that if Steve Perry didn’t like how that statement came across it would have been edited or put back into context.
Unless of course Herbie is lying because he is bitter and angry.
I might be missing something here, but are we to believe that the person whose screen name is Herbie Herbert is actually THE Herbie Herbert?
Sorry I wasn't clear. That was taken from the Castles Burning Interview:
http://members.cox.net/mrcarty/
Part One, Page 02
RockinDeano wrote:A little birdy told me today that the Lora would be making a trip to the Old Dominion State in May.
That is good news...She is awesome.
saint John wrote:daytrpr wrote:Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
Sounds to me like you're still twelve. What the fuck did you just say?
silverblue wrote:saint John wrote:daytrpr wrote:Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
Sounds to me like you're still twelve. What the fuck did you just say?
What's wrong with what daytrpr said - I understood it? The beginning of his/her sentence is in the Re: above.
I was a little disappointed in how they edited it & highlighted all the negativity, but i wasn't surprised. the point of BTM is to attract viewers with drama & controversy - not to tell a complete, fair story.
Ftloperry wrote:Sometimes it is not about the truth of something but what can be said to make it a shocker so the people will watch....sad that VH1 feels the need to make a mountain out of a mole hill with some of there BTM shows. Granted that these shows shed light on a person and bands life good or bad but they don't have to dig for dirt to make it more interesting to the viewer. Give them a little privacy.....BTM and VH1 sure did wrong with Steve and Journey oh well who am I to say I'm just a viewer.
daytrpr wrote:Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
Lora wrote:daytrpr wrote:Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
Thanks daytrpr. And Deano & St John, too. You guys are making we want to jump into my Way Back machine to revisit those Journey Force days.
daytrpr wrote:
Is that Lora is my hero because when I was a twelve year old kid, the first letter I received from Journey Force was from Lora. And I decided right away that she was awesome. That was only what, 25 years ago now?
RockinDeano wrote:Just a reminder, that Lora has a bitrthday tomorrow.
She will turn 37.
Happy Birthday LB. You can see her on my Myspace pics page.
AR wrote:I'd be happy to give VH1 some comments on Steve Perry.
Lora wrote:RockinDeano wrote:Just a reminder, that Lora has a bitrthday tomorrow.
She will turn 37.
Happy Birthday LB. You can see her on my Myspace pics page.
awwwww. You are too sweet. 37?um, yeah, right.
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