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Glad to see he is doing well!
perryswoman wrote:https://www.facebook.com/groups/110804978942681/permalink/1038468992842937/?comment_id=1038696729486830¬if_t=group_comment_reply
Glad to see he is doing well!
Archetype wrote:That was painful to watch. I hope Jon doesn't think that's any sort of step up from performing with Journey
He's making a joyful noise for the Lord. No weapons formed against him shall prosper
hgwy407 wrote:OK, I'll get flamed for it and probably be accused of not being a Christian (I am) but that was simply awful. Forced, awkward and generic come to mind. Now before you start blasting me, I am a life long Journey fan and I also have a respectful collection of Christian music. Just because someone has a passion for something doesn't mean they do it well nor does it mean they 'should" do it. I'm not attacking the message, just the performance and this rates a zero or one at best. John, please step away from the mic, you can't sing brother. As for Deen, I am glad he is playing and supporting his friend. Good for him and I am proud of him for taking ownership of his challenges. I wish him recovery and success again.
FamilyMan wrote:I thought Deen couldn't leave the state.
Archetype wrote:FamilyMan wrote:I thought Deen couldn't leave the state.
He's allowed to for work related purposes. Seems like he's Jonathan's drummer now. As much as I'm not really a fan of this music (except the sort of atmospheric sounding guitar in the background), it's good to see Deen playing again. Just a little while ago he was saying in interviews that he didn't know if he'd ever play again. Hoped he would change his mind and it's good to see that he has.
Archetype wrote:FamilyMan wrote:I thought Deen couldn't leave the state.
He's allowed to for work related purposes. Seems like he's Jonathan's drummer now. As much as I'm not really a fan of this music (except the sort of atmospheric sounding guitar in the background), it's good to see Deen playing again. Just a little while ago he was saying in interviews that he didn't know if he'd ever play again. Hoped he would change his mind and it's good to see that he has.
RumTumJM wrote:Archetype wrote:FamilyMan wrote:I thought Deen couldn't leave the state.
He's allowed to for work related purposes. Seems like he's Jonathan's drummer now. As much as I'm not really a fan of this music (except the sort of atmospheric sounding guitar in the background), it's good to see Deen playing again. Just a little while ago he was saying in interviews that he didn't know if he'd ever play again. Hoped he would change his mind and it's good to see that he has.
Then why couldn't he tour with Journey, this summer? (Or was his firing, strictly a PR move/for his benefit?)
FamilyMan wrote:Pretty interesting development with Jon and Deen here.
Jon was the one on Twitter venting about the number of chances Deen was given by the band.
But a classy move - and one in keeping with his new-found faith - to give Deen a helping hand.
Memorex wrote:FamilyMan wrote:Pretty interesting development with Jon and Deen here.
Jon was the one on Twitter venting about the number of chances Deen was given by the band.
But a classy move - and one in keeping with his new-found faith - to give Deen a helping hand.
If they care about Deen, and I am sure they do, there is a big difference (especially for a drug addict) between playing at a religious event and a rock and roll tour.
FamilyMan wrote:
Jon was the one on Twitter venting about the number of chances Deen was given by the band.
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