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shaneslatts wrote:Here many of us were, doubting the hip replacement issue,(oh he's never had a hip issue, that was just an excuse) when in fact the man has had TWO.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:The RS writer says that Neal seems "desperate" to reunite with Perry. That's a pretty accurate word. Probably putting it mildly actually. Writer also says a look of disgust comes over Perry's face at the mention of Cain's book.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... ssion=true
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but he’s never made any attempt to reunite with his former mates
Pacfanweb wrote:Well right there we know that's BS.
It was just a few years ago when he was talking to Journey behind the scenes. Remember the red carpet interview when he was asked and said "I can only do so much". That's when he was talking to them
Pacfanweb wrote:but he’s never made any attempt to reunite with his former mates
Well right there we know that's BS.
It was just a few years ago when he was talking to Journey behind the scenes. Remember the red carpet interview when he was asked and said "I can only do so much". That's when he was talking to them
Memorex wrote:Pacfanweb wrote:but he’s never made any attempt to reunite with his former mates
Well right there we know that's BS.
It was just a few years ago when he was talking to Journey behind the scenes. Remember the red carpet interview when he was asked and said "I can only do so much". That's when he was talking to them
Those comments were taken out of context and he clarified them a day or two later saying there was no contact.
Speaking with the Huffington Post, Schon opened up about the state of his relationship with Perry these days, revealing that the two have been in much closer contact than many might have suspected. "I had been collaborating with Steve on a friendly basis just through email," he said when asked if the band's former vocalist still fit in. "It seemed like we were on a friendly basis. But he wasn't ready to get together and he isn't ready to get together. He's said numerous times now that there's no reunion and that he's not interested in doing anything like that."
shaneslatts wrote:Sad but uplifting.
Here many of us were, doubting the hip replacement issue,(oh he's never had a hip issue, that was just an excuse) when in fact the man has had TWO.
One recently.
Thus explaining the later than expected release of his album.
Steve just does not "fit" into Journey any longer, working with Schon just isn't an option for him.
More and more I think "No more Cryin" is directly aimed at the band.
Just an honest interview about life and reality from someone who has been through a lot.
My preordered signed CD is at my PO Box, so, I'll be playing it tomorrow.
yogi wrote:What an AWESOME read!!
Thanks for sharing that
RedWingFan wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The RS writer says that Neal seems "desperate" to reunite with Perry. That's a pretty accurate word. Probably putting it mildly actually. Writer also says a look of disgust comes over Perry's face at the mention of Cain's book.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... ssion=true
He makes a good point of Schon wanting to be friends just to work with him.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:shaneslatts wrote:Here many of us were, doubting the hip replacement issue,(oh he's never had a hip issue, that was just an excuse) when in fact the man has had TWO.
To be honest, this interview doesn't change anything in that regard. Could still be BS. And even if he did not have the degenerative bone issue, he was still mentally exhausted and had no interest in Journey.
Memorex wrote:http://metaleater.com/music/video/steve-perry-not-reuniting-with-journey
There was this plus I'm 99% sure Perry put out a correction as well.
http://www.noise11.com/news/steve-perry ... t-20140207
Also, Fan Asylum page with entry dated 2/24/14.
http://fanasylum.com/steveperry/
"I can only answer that question with the truth -- that I love going forward," he says. "I love going to the edge of what's next."
Perry claims to feel no bitterness toward anyone in the band, even though he’s seen the members only twice, and briefly at that, in the past 20 years, and has rebuffed attempts to reconnect on a social level. Guitarist Neal Schon seems desperate for some sort of reconciliation and often tells interviewers he wants to create new music with Perry — not even necessarily for Journey. Schon has heard that Perry frequents his favorite coffee shop, and the guitarist hopes to run into the singer there. Pressed on this,
Perry says he can’t imagine working with Schon in any capacity or even re-establishing the friendship.
“I’m not sure that’s possible without stirring up hopes of a reunion,” he says. “Please listen to me. I left the band 31 fucking years ago, my friend. You can still love someone, but not want to work with them. And if they only love you because they want to work with you, that doesn’t feel good to me.”
Pacfanweb wrote:
And who remembers a few years back when it was rumored that Perry wasn't working because "it's painful for him to sing"....literally, it supposedly hurt him. Evidently that was incorrect as well. I think even Andrew at some point said that was told to him.
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