Tired of Waiting...

[heardonthestreet]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of income."


Now, show us some pictures.

[Red13JoePa]

TripleL, still awaiting your validation on that ridiculous signature "quote" by Cain.

What Red13 you don't believe Jonathan Cain would say something so nice about his musical brother why are you questioning it?

Tell you what 13 you have 3 simple options
1)Why don't you ask JSS to ask Cain if he said that,

I KNOW he didn't say that, Twit. It came from an interview Matt posted, which he later admitted to being duped. You admitted as much, you know it's bogus yet you opt to keep rolling it out there.
I don't need to ask JSS that. I know it, he knows it, and I don't make a second full-time job of pming him as YOU probably do.

[Aja]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of


Now, show us some pictures.

All in good time.

You're the bomb! Thanks. Been a bit busy to keep up with it. If it goes that way it sounds like it will affect many artists in a big way.

[PROPERRY]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of


Now, show us some pictures.

All in good time.

You're the bomb! Thanks. Been a bit busy to keep up with it. If it goes that way it sounds like it will affect many artists in a big way.

That's very interesting information. I'll TRY to wait patiently for the pictures.

[Red13JoePa]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of


Now, show us some pictures.

All in good time.

You're the bomb! Thanks. Been a bit busy to keep up with it. If it goes that way it sounds like it will affect many artists in a big way.

That's very interesting information. I'll TRY to wait patiently for the pictures.

Why don't you blooming idiots just post what you have to post, these windy cryptic post are so over? Deano is an open frigging book I really think he's gonna give a shit less nor will Jeff.

[PROPERRY]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of


Now, show us some pictures.

All in good time.

You're the bomb! Thanks. Been a bit busy to keep up with it. If it goes that way it sounds like it will affect many artists in a big way.

That's very interesting information. I'll TRY to wait patiently for the pictures.

Why don't you blooming idiots just post what you have to post, these windy cryptic post are so over? Deano is an open frigging book I really think he's gonna give a shit less nor will Jeff.

We are posting to one another. You have a problem with that Redjoe???

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

[Rockindeano]

We are posting to one another. You have a problem with that Redjoe???

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No retard. You three fucking little pigs are trying to insinuate there is a damaging pic of a Journey member and me. So post it. Problem is, I was never at the Saddleranch in Universal. Problem?

[Aja]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of


Now, show us some pictures.

All in good time.

You're the bomb! Thanks. Been a bit busy to keep up with it. If it goes that way it sounds like it will affect many artists in a big way.

That's very interesting information. I'll TRY to wait patiently for the pictures.

Why don't you blooming idiots just post what you have to post, these windy cryptic post are so over? Deano is an open frigging book I really think he's gonna give a shit less nor will Jeff.

Mind your own beeswax.

[Red13JoePa]

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No, I'm merely mildly amused by that one forged one freddy mercury was using. takes balls to use a complete and total fabrication attributed to cain and then laugh and say "so what?" when caught.

.

[Rockindeano]

Mind your own beeswax.

Public board. By the way, I KNOW who the fuck you are.

[Red13JoePa]

[quote="Red13JoePa
Why don't you blooming idiots just post what you have to post, these windy cryptic post are so over? Deano is an open frigging book I really think he's gonna give a shit less nor will Jeff.

Mind your own beeswax. [/quote]


Go find a woman.

[Aja]

We are posting to one another. You have a problem with that Redjoe???

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No retard. You three fucking little pigs are trying to insinuate there is a damaging pic of a Journey member and me. So post it. Problem is, I was never at the Saddleranch in Universal. Problem?

The world and the posts on this Board do not revolve around you sweets. Please move on and get over yourself. You are not worth a fleeting thought. Have a lovely day.

[Monker]

Nice to know that JSS allows his patsy to reply for him.

The bottom line is if Journey is JUST STARTING the process, the earlist they will have an album out is May of next year. If it's earlier, it will be rushed in one way or the other...as was Red 13 and Generations.

What is Journey this year? NOT MAKING WAVES.

So, you tell me, when is Journey going to take enough time off in the next six to eight months to write, record, produce, package, and burn a new CD? If you guys have not even STARTED that process, it's not going to be available until next summer, at the earliest. If it IS available sooner, quality is going to suffer in one area or another - IMO.

Allow me to handle this one, Jeff.

Princess, what the fuck are you babbling about? When are they going to take time off? What the fuck are they doing this year? They had a 3 week jaunt over in Europe-....done. They have ONE scheduled show this year. You don't think they would consider getting together and recording in say, 7 of the "other months left" do you?

No one said they had songs in the can. I believe Jeff said the other day and I will paraphrase, "we are going to get a shitload of tunes done, around 20-30 and pick from those, not just record 10 songs and call it good. They want, and more importantly need a kick ass CD. Doing something along the lines of REO's latest could be done by these guys in a weekend between playoff games. It will be a jewel, and it will be out a Helluva lot sooner than Summer 2008, I can guarantee you that.

Monker, you have lost your way. You simply are not informed and your guessing is about as good as Ray Charles qualifying Expert on the shooting range, or Herbie Herbert looking down and seeing his own dick. You need to go back to Iowa, and walk into one of those Tornado's path. Just end it already dude. And stop showing your face in my morning shits, I am getting sick of flushing you down my toilet.

[Rockindeano]

Nice to know that JSS allows his patsy to reply for him.

The bottom line is if Journey is JUST STARTING the process, the earlist they will have an album out is May of next year. If it's earlier, it will be rushed in one way or the other...as was Red 13 and Generations.

What is Journey this year? NOT MAKING WAVES.

Patsy? Hardly. Try again.

The CD will be done before the end of the year, easily.

[Andrew]

We are posting to one another. You have a problem with that Redjoe???

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No retard. You three fucking little pigs are trying to insinuate there is a damaging pic of a Journey member and me. So post it. Problem is, I was never at the Saddleranch in Universal. Problem?

The world and the posts on this Board do not revolve around you sweets. Please move on and get over yourself. You are not worth a fleeting thought. Have a lovely day.

I think I speak for ALL that post here - we are OVER the constant back and forth bitching between you two. ENOUGH!

[Rockindeano]

No problem Andrew.

You blamed me for the last time.

Aja, congratulations.

Ruin the board. Shouldn't be too hard to do now.

[L~L~L]

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No, I'm merely mildly amused by that one forged one freddy mercury was using. takes balls to use a complete and total fabrication attributed to cain and then laugh and say "so what?" when caught.

.

Amuse yourself all you want fact is until you yourself do a search you can not say Cain did or didn't say such nice things about Steve Perry his musical brother. Do not put words in my mouth that is your way of thinking not mine. Are you gonna keep harpooning this to death did it really bother you so much? Get over it sweets and go do a search maybe you'll learn something. Now move along......

[L~L~L]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of income."


Now, show us some pictures. :P

A picture is worth a 1,000 words!

[Aja]

Gee, wonder how the attempted merger between Warner Music Group and Frontline Management is progressing

Update!

Warner Music Group Looking To Acquire Front Line Management; AEROSMITH, VAN HALEN Affected
Posted on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at 07:46:22 EST


According to Fortune/CNN, Warner Music Group...is inching toward a deal to acquire Front Line Management, the nation's largest artist management firm, owned by the famed manager Irving Azoff (and Howard Kaufman). The firm represents a slew of big-name artists, everyone from CHRISTINA AGUILERA to VAN HALEN to AEROSMITH. The deal has been rumored for months within the industry, but sources tell me that talks have lately gained momentum."

Internetfinancialnews.com comments: With revenues falling, major labels are smartly looking at new models. Since in a digital landscape distribution matters much less, labels are trying to figure out how to better monetize their other asset - marketing muscle.

"If the investment required to establish a band is the same, but the rewards to record companies are dwindling, than we have to be willing to explore new economic relationships," says Entertainment Atty. Fred Davis. "That may include participation in other non-recorded music streams of income."


Now, show us some pictures. :P

A picture is worth a 1,000 words!

Yep, it sure is. I love Freddie's.

[Monker]

Patsy? Hardly. Try again.

The CD will be done before the end of the year, easily.

A patsy is somebody who takes the fall for bullshit comments like the above when they don't come true.

Either JSS is playing you as his patsy or you don't believe he has the balls to speak for himself.

Either way, a sad situation.

[Red13JoePa]

Gee, you seem really bothered by these sigs, where Cain said something nice about Perry.

There are many other sigs on here, and you don't see US harping and whining at others here to prove their quotes was said. Get over it already.

No, I'm merely mildly amused by that one forged one freddy mercury was using. takes balls to use a complete and total fabrication attributed to cain and then laugh and say "so what?" when caught.

.

Amuse yourself all you want fact is until you yourself do a search you can not say Cain did or didn't say such nice things about Steve Perry his musical brother. Do not put words in my mouth that is your way of thinking not mine. Are you gonna keep harpooning this to death did it really bother you so much? Get over it sweets and go do a search maybe you'll learn something. Now move along......

This guy's a brain surgeon by day.

It was already proved bogus, no search required here.

[Matthew]

It was already proved bogus, no search required here.

When was that interview proved to be bogus, Red? Did I miss something?

Red13JoePa wrote:

I KNOW he didn't say that, Twit. It came from an interview Matt posted, which he later admitted to being duped.

When did I admit this?

[Red13JoePa]

When you posted it.

[Matthew]

When you posted it.

Red - I posted that interview in a spirit of triumph! It demonstrated that even Jonathan Cain was a Loon back in the day when he said that Journey without Perry was like "a team without a quarterback"...and (you'll love this one, Red) "Neal and I chose to leave the LEGACY alive, and that's not taking anything away from the two of us. Journey is just not recognized as Journey without Steve Perry singing the music."



Here's the link again:

http://steveperry-perryville.com/Cain_Interview.html


Also - here's the thread where I originally posted it. I had said that Perry spoke to Cain in 1989 and I was challenged on this - which was the reason I hunted the article down to check whether I was right or not. The article made it clear that I wasn't.

So I always maintained that I believed the article was genuine.

http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/vie ... 6&start=60

[PROPERRY]

When you posted it.

Red - I posted that interview in a spirit of triumph! It demonstrated that even Jonathan Cain was a Loon back in the day when he said that Journey without Perry was like "a team without a quarterback"...and (you'll love this one, Red) "Neal and I chose to leave the LEGACY alive, and that's not taking anything away from the two of us. Journey is just not recognized as Journey without Steve Perry singing the music."



Here's the link again:

http://steveperry-perryville.com/Cain_Interview.html


Also - here's the thread where I originally posted it. I had said that Perry spoke to Cain in 1989 and I was challenged on this - which was the reason I hunted the article down to check whether I was right or not. The article made it clear that I wasn't.

So I always maintained that I believed the article was genuine.

http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/vie ... 6&start=60

Hey Matt,

Thank you for posting the article.

It brings a real good feeling to me to read the kind, compassionate, positive statements that Jon has to say about Perry in this article about him. Very good interview!

[Red13JoePa]

I agree that Matthew did not admit it was bogus in that thread.

[heardonthestreet]

I agree that Matthew did not admit it was bogus in that thread.

Damn avatar spoiled the effect of that, lol.

[heardonthestreet]

Speaking of what he said or they said, do you suppose that none of it is accurate if his name is spelled wrong?





Neil Schon Quotes


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Date of Birth:
February 27, 1954
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Neil Schon

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At first, when Michael Anthony and Sammy Hagar went to do Van Halen, I was angry because we had plans and I had done a lot of work.
Neil Schon

Beyond the Thunder is the closest I've recorded to an acoustic thing.
Neil Schon

During the 1970s and 1980s Gibson did use my likeness, but we never signed anything. This new Signature model is the first time we struck a formal written deal for a guitar with my name on it.
Neil Schon

Eric Clapton asked me to join his band, Derek and the Dominos. That was the day before Carlos asked me to join him, and I went with Carlos.
Neil Schon

Focus on melody, tone and vibrato. I've never been a guitarist that practices scales. I couldn't tell you what scale I'm playing.
Neil Schon

I am not a pop musician; I don't want to play bubble-gummy pop stuff.
Neil Schon

I don't pay much attention to how a guitar's made, really. I just pick 'em up and if I like the way they sound, I want them!
Neil Schon

I have been in Journey since the beginning. I am the only guy that's actually been on every single record they've made, and I'm not done with that.
Neil Schon

I have to figure that Steve Perry's retired unless he comes out with something soon.
Neil Schon

I haven't stopped playing. If you play all the time, then your chops are up and you tend to grow.
Neil Schon

I keep on calling them records because they will always be records to me.
Neil Schon

I know what I want and expect out of a guitar. This Signature model can really turn corners when when you get to the high notes.
Neil Schon

I met the Santana band when I was 14. By the time I was 15, I was a member of the band.
Neil Schon

I never got into sports at all until I was in my early 20s, after my music career got going.
Neil Schon

I'm just getting older and better.
Neil Schon

I'm not a guy to go in the studio and spend months, let alone years, like some people do. I cannot even be in the studio for a month, it will drive me nuts.
Neil Schon

I've been faceless all these years.
Neil Schon

I've got the recording process down, and I can knock it out very quickly.
Neil Schon

I've never done a solo tour. I feel like getting out there and doing that.
Neil Schon

In a lot of aspects it's cooler that we don't have a lot of really overly famous people in the band.
Neil Schon

It doesn't matter what guitar I start with, I always end up removing the guts from it and putting in the guts that I like!
Neil Schon

It has progressively gotten worse, especially for bands like us, that have a large following. We have decided to take it into our own hands.
Neil Schon

It was a lot of fun to be that successful. We reached a very high level of musicality,and for me that's the best part of being in any band.
Neil Schon

Journey for so many years has been based around the song, which is fine, but at some time in my career I want to be a household name.
Neil Schon

Nobody's perfect. Everyone slides here and there, and they have their ups and downs. When they are down, that is not the time to step all over them.
Neil Schon

Soul SirkUS is a real band; it is not a side project for me. It just means I've got a lot of work in front of me.
Neil Schon

The best part was watching Journey grow into this monster. The band was huge, playing these enormous gigs.
Neil Schon

The heavy guitars are the ones that sound good. They are not that comfortable, but they do sound great.
Neil Schon

The world now knows that Steve Perry is welcome to come and sing with us anytime he wants.
Neil Schon

There has been the biggest black cloud following me around. People believe it's all my fault that Steve is not here. He has always had an open door, and he doesn't choose to do this any more.
Neil Schon

There is a lot of politics and bull going on right now with actual record stores-I guess they are CD stores.
Neil Schon

There is only so much money to go around. It is pretty hard to live right now, and we don't want to rip anybody off.
Neil Schon

We are doing what Prince did. Everyone that comes to a show billed as An Evening with Journey will get our new CD. We figured that is our best store because they are our biggest fans.
Neil Schon

We are taking close to $10 a CD the way we are doing it, and I think that is a fair amount to split up between five guys. Each of us makes like two bucks a record.
Neil Schon

What I have is a bunch of really hungry, amazingly talented guys that can kick anybody's rear end.
Neil Schon

When I go out with Journey, it is a complete cakewalk. I can afford my own bus.
Neil Schon

With soloing, I think it's best to really start strong and end strong, and in the middle, let things fly and throw in some string bending.
Neil Schon

World Play is very '70s arena rock, very raw and in your face, and that's what we wanted. We recorded it in a very off-the-cuff manner and didn't really plan out how we were going to play. My solos are first takes.
Neil Schon

You learn at a certain point that you have to focus on the business side of music. After getting ripped off a couple of times, you figure out that you need to get a grip on it.
Neil Schon

[Red13JoePa]

Speaking of what he said or they said, do you suppose that none of it is accurate if his name is spelled wrong?

Nope, it's not that.

[Carlitto H@kk]

Prime examples of why it's hard to really take everything band memebers say publically too seriously.
Depending on the year and current 'record'/tour/line-up/sponsor, everything is subject to change

I don't pay much attention to how a guitar's made, really.
I just pick 'em up and if I like the way they sound, I want them!

Then Neal says:

I know what I want and expect out of a guitar. This Signature model
can really turn corners when when you get to the high notes.

Then he adds at some point:

It doesn't matter what guitar I start with, I always end up
removing the guts from it and putting in the guts that I like!