Monker wrote:So what. That just proves to me that Neal likes to kiss people's ass to get what he wants. He persusd Steve Perry for months to have a cup of coffee. Neal Schon's words mean less than nothing.
Tagging a record label in posts and expressing a desire to meet up with an old bandmate/friend is 2 starkly different things. It seems you just hate Neal Schon. ANY action – no matter how innocuous – you twist and contort into a crime against humanity. Get some help, dude.
Monker wrote:Nobody has mentioned a tour with Journey. If they did, you would have mentioned it. ALL of them have tours scheduled this summer.
Neal said their tour starts around February, not summer.
Monker wrote:Answer the question. How close to February does it need to be before you start doubting Neal Schon's word?
Tour dates, like release dates, are not etched in stone. If it happens, great! I’ll be there. If not, no biggie. You place all this momentous weight on the dumbest pettiest shit. Other claims you disputed (ex. Lollapalooza) DID happen. Have you ever owned up to being wrong?
Monker wrote:Why don't you try replying to what you quoted. What label is releasing the two albums that were mentioned?
As far as I know, based on Neal’s social media, BMG is releasing it.
Monker wrote:Why would BMG sign Journey to a multi album deal after what happened to Wal-mart?
Narada said “double album.” Neal said “double vinyl.” We don’t know exactly what form the new cd will take.
As for “WHY” a label would sign Journey, the answer is obvious. I said many years ago that if Sony could patch things up with TOTO, that Journey was going to score some sort of respectable deal. In today’s day and age, Eclipse sales numbers (selling 20,000 in its first week) could potentially score you a #1 on Bilboard.
Monker wrote:I can post however I want. There is nothing you can do about it.
I just think it’s funny. You will refer to Journey fans on here as “you guys.”
Meanwhile it’s apparent to everybody that you have a personal vendetta against Neal and the band.
Your sole reason for existing is taking pot shots against Neal and Journey.
You clearly eat, drink, breathe, shit, and wack off to Neal Schon!
Monker wrote:Speaking of that, I wonder who is paying for the recording, production, etc. of this? Because, they did this BEFORE they were signed to any label.
Who paid for Red 13? Who paid for Generations? There’s your answer.
Monker wrote:Even you questioned bringing in Todd Jensen on bass and said if they are going to pick random members like that, they may as well bring Ross back.
Unlike you, I am objective. I don’t have to agree with everything the band does. Conversely, I don’t have to shit on everything either. If Ross was out, Randy made perfect sense. It's a bummer, but at least he's on the cd.
Monker wrote:Since the lawsuit, we have had:
Arnel, Neal, Jon, Narada, Jackson
Arnel, Neal, Jon, Deen, Narada, Marco
Arnel, Neal, Jon, Deen, Marco
Arnel, Neal, Jon, Deen, Todd Jensen.
You forgot Jason in all of these. According to Cain, he’s a full member. So in each instance you have at least 4 members – Arnel, Neal, Jon, Jason. That’s really not bad. We are not in Foreigner territory….yet.
Monker wrote:NOT TO ME. Especially, "Beautiful As You Are". It sounds like complete crap.
What I heard checks all the boxes. A ‘Deep Forest’ esque instrumental section, upbeat chorus, and some amazing drumming as well. Cain's keys are audible as well. Probably going to be an album standout. Wait and see.
Monker wrote:Oh, shut up about the racism. I say "Yes Man" in reverence to an old Steve Perry quote that I have always liked, "To be surrounded by Yes-Men is a dangerous thing." Yes, Narada acts like a weirdo, dancing about, holding up candles and shit from his mixing station, telling Neal and his wife how much he loves them. Weirdo.
I see a passionate guy sharing love, light, and music. All of which is anathema to hate-spewing trolls like you.