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Vladan wrote:It's only a matter of time (months, maybe 1 or 2 years at the most) and that's what you get singing "the Voice's" legacy, you burn out like the rest of them. Steve Perry started writing and performing these songs at the highest level at a much younger age than Steve Augeri & Arnel Pineda, and he had alot more gas in the tank, perhaps the fact that he was younger and full of beans. Stever Perry simply, was a superior vocalist, and not in only a few areas, but in all aspects.
And I would say Steve Augeri did an amazing job as well. But the ironman award goes to Perry.
RossValoryRocks wrote:Geezus...can't a person have an off night???
DracIsBack wrote:RossValoryRocks wrote:Geezus...can't a person have an off night???
Totally agree that a person can have an off-night.
Personally, I'm simply worried for the guy. This is not a slam on Arnel, not a comparison to Perry or anything like that. That's a murderous catalogue to sing every sing and has now destoyed the voices of two killer singers.
Arnel is a fantastic singer and I hope his ideally long career isn't cut short by some murderous catalogue/touring schedule combination.
DracIsBack wrote:RossValoryRocks wrote:Geezus...can't a person have an off night???
Totally agree that a person can have an off-night.
Personally, I'm simply worried for the guy. This is not a slam on Arnel, not a comparison to Perry or anything like that. That's a murderous catalogue to sing every sing and has now destoyed the voices of two killer singers.
Arnel is a fantastic singer and I hope his ideally long career isn't cut short by some murderous catalogue/touring schedule combination.
conversationpc wrote:I thought I heard something in his lower register. Still sounds good on the high stuff, though.
Exactly ...people may finally understand what a job perry actually was doing..and that's why there's a legacy ,and that's why he was known as "The Voice"...sure he can be imitated...but never duplicated...no hit on arnel but he only sang a few journey songs anight now that he has to tackle the dirty dozen he's definetly has his work cut out for him...I wonder what Augeri would say about this?Vladan wrote:It's only a matter of time (months, maybe 1 or 2 years at the most) and that's what you get singing "the Voice's" legacy, you burn out like the rest of them. Steve Perry started writing and performing these songs at the highest level at a much younger age than Steve Augeri & Arnel Pineda, and he had alot more gas in the tank, perhaps the fact that he was younger and full of beans. Stever Perry simply, was a superior vocalist, and not in only a few areas, but in all aspects.
And I would say Steve Augeri did an amazing job as well. But the ironman award goes to Perry.
SusieP wrote:But if he is struggling a bit for whatever reason, I hope he speaks out and makes sure he is allowed the appropriate rest he needs to nurture his precious instrument.
Oh no not another tapegate in the making....Neals thinking ahead!Arkansas wrote:Hhm, could be yet another reason why the band re-recorded all the classics. When AP's voice falters, they have instant reinforcement that's already been mixed & polished. The crowds will hear exactly what they're hearing on the record...and know one will know the difference. Problem solved.
later~
Red13JoePa wrote:Yes, yes, yes.
His coming to the band spurred this huge comeback they've GOT to preserve him.
Pineda, speak up, get CastroHulkHair to help out, pull out all the stops to keep this guy healthy.
LMAO are you kidding neal has to much $$$$ at stake here...you know him drain them till their dead and fill it in later!!conversationpc wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Yes, yes, yes.
His coming to the band spurred this huge comeback they've GOT to preserve him.
Pineda, speak up, get CastroHulkHair to help out, pull out all the stops to keep this guy healthy.
brywool wrote:Eric wrote:Based on the clips I thought he sounded great?
No kidding. He sounds great. Not sure what people are talking about....
wildone wrote:LMAO are you kidding neal has to much $$$$ at stake here...you know him drain them till their dead and fill it in later!!conversationpc wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Yes, yes, yes.
His coming to the band spurred this huge comeback they've GOT to preserve him.
Pineda, speak up, get CastroHulkHair to help out, pull out all the stops to keep this guy healthy.
Arkansas wrote:Hhm, could be yet another reason why the band re-recorded all the classics. When AP's voice falters, they have instant reinforcement that's already been mixed & polished. The crowds will hear exactly what they're hearing on the record...and know one will know the difference. Problem solved.
later~
janus65 wrote:wildone wrote:LMAO are you kidding neal has to much $$$$ at stake here...you know him drain them till their dead and fill it in later!!conversationpc wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Yes, yes, yes.
His coming to the band spurred this huge comeback they've GOT to preserve him.
Pineda, speak up, get CastroHulkHair to help out, pull out all the stops to keep this guy healthy.
you might be correct!!! this might also be the reason why Deen wont accept that job. for some reason he cant sing and drums every song. being a Journey frontman (history) is expendable....
Liquid_Drummer wrote:He probably had an off night. One thing to consider is that when you are from another country and travel abroad you becomes exposed to many allergens and bacteria that you do not encounter at home. That chances for him having colds, allergies and other minor annoyances are kind of high. I know quite a few people that have visited Europe and either got sick there or right after they came back. Give him time before saying he is already getting worn out. It could be a number of factors.
Anyone have an example of this "issue"?
conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:Eric wrote:Based on the clips I thought he sounded great?
No kidding. He sounds great. Not sure what people are talking about....
No one's saying he sounds bad there. He sounds pretty good but his voice does crack a bit in the lower register if you listen.
Red13JoePa wrote:SusieP wrote:But if he is struggling a bit for whatever reason, I hope he speaks out and makes sure he is allowed the appropriate rest he needs to nurture his precious instrument.
Yes, yes, yes.
His coming to the band spurred this huge comeback they've GOT to preserve him.
Pineda, speak up, get CastroHulkHair to help out, pull out all the stops to keep this guy healthy.
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