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by WalkInMyShoes » Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:13 am
FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
by artist4perry » Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:40 am
WalkInMyShoes wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
Welcome - you don't have to prove anything......
by Jana » Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:58 am
FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
by FamilyMan » Sun Jul 11, 2010 8:00 am
Jana wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
It was a joke. See all my smiley emoticons up there.
by portland » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:02 am
FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
by KDOUBLEU » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:14 am
You dont have to prove yourself but some new pictures and out takes would be cool...portland wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
All good with me....I think it's nice to have a newbie!
by steveo777 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:44 am
FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
by JustMyStyle » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:52 am
FamilyMan wrote:Ok, fellow Journey fans. Time to introduce myself. I've been more than a frequent "lurker" here for the past few years, and thought about joining the forum many times. Fear, mixed with computer illiteracy, always stopped me short of "submit." But since the Journey board's been a little quiet these days, I thought I'd throw my hat in the ring.
Yes, I'm an avid Journey fan like the rest of you. But I confess that my loon-dom took a dramatic turn two years ago when, as a producer for CBS News, I pitched the show CBS Sunday Morning a story on the "new" lineup with Arnel Pineda. To my delight (and astonishment), I suddenly found myself on a plane to the city by the bay, and driving up the 101 to the famous Journey warehouse for the chance to meet my childhood rock and roll idols. Many of you saw the piece and although it was terrifying, it was also fun to read your reactions posted here. I even take some personal pride that the phrase that stuck, Jon Cain's "Arnel makes me a better person" was born in the piece I produced.
Speaking of Jon Cain, he seemed to genuinely appreciate the coverage (as did the whole band) and felt as though we "set the tone" for Revelation's successful run. Backstage at one of the '08 shows, Jon was very gracious to me and my guests, saying we were now "part of the Journey family" (hence my username).
Anyway, I'm sure I'll be trading licks with all of you over the past, present and future of the band in the coming months, but thanks go out to Andrew - and to all of you - for allowing me into such a special community. For those of you who missed the CBS story, the link is below...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89_2UivtEhs[/i]
by FamilyMan » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:13 pm
steveo777 wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
Got any newer pics of Perry....for downstairs? The gals would luv ya.
by Rick » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:38 pm
FamilyMan wrote:steveo777 wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
Got any newer pics of Perry....for downstairs? The gals would luv ya.
No pics of Perry, old or new. When we asked for his participation for the segment, his rep politely declined - saying "coffee with Steve" was in my future. I'm still waiting...
by artist4perry » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:55 pm
Rick wrote:FamilyMan wrote:steveo777 wrote:FamilyMan wrote:portland wrote:Jana wrote:How do we know this isn't Susie or one of the old members that were banned with a fake persona? Hmmmm.
It seems Jeremy "knows" who this person is...but anything is possible, especially in this place.
As soon as I figure out how to work this gadget, I'll post some pics and some outakes. Will that help?
Got any newer pics of Perry....for downstairs? The gals would luv ya.
No pics of Perry, old or new. When we asked for his participation for the segment, his rep politely declined - saying "coffee with Steve" was in my future. I'm still waiting...
Keep nudging for that cup, I'd bet you'll get it.
by JH'sTXfan » Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:14 pm
artist4perry wrote:Rick wrote:Keep nudging for that cup, I'd bet you'll get it.
That would be nice..............I would love to see the loons have a cup of coffee with Steve..........LOL! Like the coffee would not give them jitters enough! LOL! Steve would probably need Irish Coffee at that point! LOL!
Something I always wonder, why do people go to someone when they are clearly eating and having private time with a loved one, and ask for autographs? Especially when they try to avoid your glance and give off every vibe they want personal time? As much as I like Steve as a musician, I could not do it. I would not want to be a shmuck and ruin a nice family dinner and have the only time I could meet my favorite singer, leave a bad impression on him. I bet if you do something that stupid, they might never want to see you again.
People need to think. I think if I was standing in line at Disney World I would say Hi Steve, quietly, then if he acted like he wanted to talk, in other words engaged me in conversation, then I think that would be alright. I think a lot of those things are golden rule based. Put myself in this person's shoes. If I was having dinner with my husband and an art fan came by and would not let us have a second to ourselves I think I would be a little irritated. Especially if it was for an anniversary or something of that nature.
by WalkInMyShoes » Sun Jul 11, 2010 10:21 pm
artist4perry wrote:
Something I always wonder, why do people go to someone when they are clearly eating and having private time with a loved one, and ask for autographs? Especially when they try to avoid your glance and give off every vibe they want personal time? As much as I like Steve as a musician, I could not do it. I would not want to be a shmuck and ruin a nice family dinner and have the only time I could meet my favorite singer, leave a bad impression on him. I bet if you do something that stupid, they might never want to see you again.
by artist4perry » Sun Jul 11, 2010 10:44 pm
JH'sTXfan wrote:artist4perry wrote:Rick wrote:Keep nudging for that cup, I'd bet you'll get it.
That would be nice..............I would love to see the loons have a cup of coffee with Steve..........LOL! Like the coffee would not give them jitters enough! LOL! Steve would probably need Irish Coffee at that point! LOL!
Something I always wonder, why do people go to someone when they are clearly eating and having private time with a loved one, and ask for autographs? Especially when they try to avoid your glance and give off every vibe they want personal time? As much as I like Steve as a musician, I could not do it. I would not want to be a shmuck and ruin a nice family dinner and have the only time I could meet my favorite singer, leave a bad impression on him. I bet if you do something that stupid, they might never want to see you again.
People need to think. I think if I was standing in line at Disney World I would say Hi Steve, quietly, then if he acted like he wanted to talk, in other words engaged me in conversation, then I think that would be alright. I think a lot of those things are golden rule based. Put myself in this person's shoes. If I was having dinner with my husband and an art fan came by and would not let us have a second to ourselves I think I would be a little irritated. Especially if it was for an anniversary or something of that nature.
How much tea have you had?
by TRAGChick » Sun Jul 11, 2010 11:17 pm
WalkInMyShoes wrote:artist4perry wrote: Something I always wonder, why do people go to someone when they are clearly eating and having private time with a loved one, and ask for autographs? Especially when they try to avoid your glance and give off every vibe they want personal time? As much as I like Steve as a musician, I could not do it. I would not want to be a shmuck and ruin a nice family dinner and have the only time I could meet my favorite singer, leave a bad impression on him. I bet if you do something that stupid, they might never want to see you again.
I know that I would be too shy to go up to any celebrity to talk. But... I could understand how someone thinking that it was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet that person would ignore the signals to "leave me alone". It's not a lifestyle that I would probably choose (I prefer to be invisible) but if you choose to be in the spotlight and have all the perks ($$$) of celebrity, there is probably a price to pay, one of those being harassed by the public.
And WELCOME, Family Man!
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by artist4perry » Sun Jul 11, 2010 11:45 pm
TRAGChick wrote:WalkInMyShoes wrote:artist4perry wrote: Something I always wonder, why do people go to someone when they are clearly eating and having private time with a loved one, and ask for autographs? Especially when they try to avoid your glance and give off every vibe they want personal time? As much as I like Steve as a musician, I could not do it. I would not want to be a shmuck and ruin a nice family dinner and have the only time I could meet my favorite singer, leave a bad impression on him. I bet if you do something that stupid, they might never want to see you again.
I know that I would be too shy to go up to any celebrity to talk. But... I could understand how someone thinking that it was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet that person would ignore the signals to "leave me alone". It's not a lifestyle that I would probably choose (I prefer to be invisible) but if you choose to be in the spotlight and have all the perks ($$$) of celebrity, there is probably a price to pay, one of those being harassed by the public.
Morning, Ginger & all.
Ging, your question brought back a radio interview I heard back in the day, when Steve was promoting "Street Talk" - (I'd upload it, but my Mom THREW OUT ALL of my Steve / Journey interviews, etc. Great.
He was asked a question about trying to "stay normal" in the crazy world of Music - He said that he & Sherry try to do normal things that other people do, but if he decided to go to a Restaurant, he DID NOT LIKE IT when people would approach him, throw a piece of paper and pen in his face and ask, "Aren't you Steve Perry of Journey?"
He'd say, very bluntly, "NOT while I'm eating."
Yeowitch
by FamilyMan » Mon Jul 12, 2010 2:38 am
annpea wrote:Hi! Familyman, one question does Ross really have a wacky sense of humor and is he as nice and friendly as he seem to be?
by annpea » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:06 am
I've always thought Ross was the real deal. He stands in the shadow and let everyone else shines.FamilyMan wrote:annpea wrote:Hi! Familyman, one question does Ross really have a wacky sense of humor and is he as nice and friendly as he seem to be?Ross isn't as wacky off stage, but VERY nice. After the interview, he pulled me and my correspondent John Blackstone aside and told us he thought that was one of the best interviews the band had ever given.
It was a big compliment.
He doesn't get nearly as much airtime as the rest of the band, naturally... the bass players rarely do. But I found him incredibly insightful, and particularly respectful about Steve Perry. Considering Perry once fired him, I found that surprising.
by brywool » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:30 am
artist4perry wrote:
by FamilyMan » Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:21 am
brywool wrote:artist4perry wrote:
I haven't seen John Kalodner with sun glasses before.
by donnaplease » Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:47 pm
by Jeremey » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:20 am
FamilyMan wrote:
Thank you Jeremey. Tried reaching you after the piece ran...guess you not get the message?
by Andrew » Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:11 am
FamilyMan wrote:
Anyway, I'm sure I'll be trading licks with all of you over the past, present and future of the band in the coming months, but thanks go out to Andrew - and to all of you - for allowing me into such a special community. For those of you who missed the CBS story, the link is below...
by Andrew » Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:12 am
FamilyMan wrote:Speaking of Jon Cain, he seemed to genuinely appreciate the coverage (as did the whole band) and felt as though we "set the tone" for Revelation's successful run. Backstage at one of the '08 shows, Jon was very gracious to me and my guests, saying we were now "part of the Journey family" (hence my username).
by (Crazy)Dulce Lady » Tue Jul 13, 2010 12:02 pm
by (Crazy)Dulce Lady » Tue Jul 13, 2010 12:06 pm
FamilyMan wrote:annpea wrote:Hi! Familyman, one question does Ross really have a wacky sense of humor and is he as nice and friendly as he seem to be?
Ross isn't as wacky off stage, but VERY nice. After the interview, he pulled me and my correspondent John Blackstone aside and told us he thought that was one of the best interviews the band had ever given.
It was a big compliment.
He doesn't get nearly as much airtime as the rest of the band, naturally... the bass players rarely do. But I found him incredibly insightful, and particularly respectful about Steve Perry. Considering Perry once fired him, I found that surprising.
by stevew2 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 4:15 pm
Send Friga my loveAndrew wrote:FamilyMan wrote:Speaking of Jon Cain, he seemed to genuinely appreciate the coverage (as did the whole band) and felt as though we "set the tone" for Revelation's successful run. Backstage at one of the '08 shows, Jon was very gracious to me and my guests, saying we were now "part of the Journey family" (hence my username).
That would make me the currently estranged cousin
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