Whats the chances..

[xflajrnylvr]

You might hear something from ROR ( BGTY comes to mind which i thnk they sung at the 2nd chile show ) but anything past that is a dream if you think you are going to hear it this year they will start wit 4 new ones and I bet by the end of the tour if not alot sooner it will be a DD show

[FishinMagician]

Anyone like "Beyond the Clouds"? I think that's classic Journey.

lol

[xflajrnylvr]

they played remember me in germany last year I remember that Jeff deidicated it to Mr Steve Augeri I believe i have a video boot of that show as well

[Journey69]

Anyone like "Beyond the Clouds"? I think that's classic Journey.

lol

Love it..Augeri wrote that one I thought,no?

[MarcelJordan]

Anyone like "Beyond the Clouds"? I think that's classic Journey.

lol

That's two of us and one of you so there!

Wait...Andrew digged it too. So 3 to 1 now.

[The_Noble_Cause]

Anyone like "Beyond the Clouds"? I think that's classic Journey.

Yup. And to think, Neal stated that the song came about simply by accident. Purportedly, the band had set a time to meet for rehearsal and only Neal and SA showed up that day. The end result was BTC. Now just imagine if Neal and SA spent a little more time collaborating.

'Beyond the Clouds' carries on in the classic Journey ballad tradition, but it's not wheezingly crawling from under the oppressive shadow of 'Open Arms' half-dead (i.e. "With Your Love" or "Lifetime of Dream" or "All the Way"). Instead, it does its own thing in its own way. Like, "Walking Away from the Edge", it's a modern Journey ballad for a modern time. The best thing about BTC, to me, is the almost-tangible sense of chemisty that exists between the guitarist and the vocalist. It represents a fusion of the musical sensibilities of both SA and Neal. Which is precisely what new Journey should've ALWAYS been about.

I have not heard any of The Zoo's original songs, so at this point, I'm not sure if I care whether Arnel has any input or not.

[MarcelJordan]

Anyone like "Beyond the Clouds"? I think that's classic Journey.

Yup. And to think, Neal stated that the song came about simply by accident. Purportedly, the band had set a time to meet for rehearsal and only Neal and SA showed up that day. The end result was BTC. Now just imagine if Neal and SA spent a little more time collaborating.

'Beyond the Clouds' carries on in the classic Journey ballad tradition, but it's not wheezingly crawling from under the oppressive shadow of 'Open Arms' half-dead (i.e. "With Your Love" or "Lifetime of Dream" or "All the Way"). Instead, it does its own thing in its own way. Like, "Walking Away from the Edge", it's a modern Journey ballad for a modern time. The best thing about BTC, to me, is the almost-tangible sense of chemisty that exists between the guitarist and the vocalist. It represents a fusion of the musical sensibilities of both SA and Neal. Which is precisely what new Journey should've ALWAYS been about.

I have not heard any of The Zoo's original songs, so at this point, I'm not sure if I care whether Arnel has any input or not.

Great comments!

I just checked up Drew's interview with Augeri. I like the part where Augeri states "I play three chords on my guitar, he plays 33. I took this way out, intricate thing and made it…brought it down to earth a little bit. What I really love about the song – there was something I needed to talk about.
It's not a blatant and obvious thing, but the song was inspired by events of September 11, 2001."

Although, I don't think of 9/11 when I hear it.

[Red13JoePa]

I'm not sure if I care whether Arnel has any input or not.

Me neither.
In fact, just sing.

Give me more Schon/Cain magic in the vein of TPIYH.