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yogi wrote:Shit, If they want an ABSOLUTE Perry Clone they HAVE to go with Hugo. He is Steve's stunt double.
It's a little known fact but when the White Sox won the World Series two years ago, Hugo and NOT Steve Perry was with the team for the entire American League playoffs. It was Steve who sent Hugo in his place. The actual Steve Perry didnt make an appearance until the World Series.
No one can tell em apart!!!!!
yogi wrote:Shit, If they want an ABSOLUTE Perry Clone they HAVE to go with Hugo. He is Steve's stunt double.
It's a little known fact but when the White Sox won the World Series two years ago, Hugo and NOT Steve Perry was with the team for the entire American League playoffs. It was Steve who sent Hugo in his place. The actual Steve Perry didnt make an appearance until the World Series.
No one can tell em apart!!!!!
Saint John wrote:yogi wrote:Shit, If they want an ABSOLUTE Perry Clone they HAVE to go with Hugo. He is Steve's stunt double.
It's a little known fact but when the White Sox won the World Series two years ago, Hugo and NOT Steve Perry was with the team for the entire American League playoffs. It was Steve who sent Hugo in his place. The actual Steve Perry didnt make an appearance until the World Series.
No one can tell em apart!!!!!
Hugo is pretty good at replicating the sound, but NOT the emotion. His voice is thin and lacks any emotive qualities on the JOURNEY covers. Jeremey, on the other hand, brings those songs to LIFE. Something I'm quite sure he'd be able to do if he ever has the chance to write some original music with the guys.
Matthew wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Matthew wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Matthew wrote:Wheels Of Fyre wrote: I stated that I've heard J's SP impression and I've heard him sing Unchained Melody - NOT in an SP voice but in something much different. My question is: which voice is his?
Good point, Fyre. Is Jeremey's voice naturally similar to Perry's? Anyone ever heard an original song by him?
Yeah, a couple were posted recently. Let me see if I can dig them up for you. You will love them, they sound like they belong on FTLOSM.
Cheers NIG...
Here you go. Courtesy of conversationpc.
http://www.journeytributeband.com/elementaltunez.htm
Rolling Away the Stone and One By One are the ones to listen to.
Wow...that is uncanny....
Yes...very like the FLTOSM/TBF era....Requiem is possibly the winning track for me so far...but I'm liking all four....
Thanks for posting this NIG....
And Jeremey - why oh why is this project on hold? This is MILES better than most of the melodic rock I've heard in the last few years.
Jeremey fan forever wrote:Jeremey,
Congratulations on the baby, and the audition!
No matter what happens, you're a hero and a winner already. If Journey passes on this opportunity with you, at least please carry on with the Elemental stuff, its amazing. Possibly the best MR stuff since 80s Journey, and that's the truth.
conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:Jeremey,
Congratulations on the baby, and the audition!
No matter what happens, you're a hero and a winner already. If Journey passes on this opportunity with you, at least please carry on with the Elemental stuff, its amazing. Possibly the best MR stuff since 80s Journey, and that's the truth.
A hero? For what? I like the guy but let's not go overboard.
Jeremey fan forever wrote:Seems pretty much like a hero to me, I don't know what your criteria for rock heros are.
conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:Seems pretty much like a hero to me, I don't know what your criteria for rock heros are.
I wouldn't call a rock singer or any other musician a hero. Firefighters are heroes. Policemen are heroes. Soldiers are heroes.
Jeremey fan forever wrote:conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:Jeremey,
Congratulations on the baby, and the audition!
No matter what happens, you're a hero and a winner already. If Journey passes on this opportunity with you, at least please carry on with the Elemental stuff, its amazing. Possibly the best MR stuff since 80s Journey, and that's the truth.
A hero? For what? I like the guy but let's not go overboard.
I'll give you a few reasons:
1. http://www.journeytributeband.com/elementaltunez.htm
2. Just auditioned for the greatest MR band of all time.
3. Became a father
4. all the above, while having a day job and singing in a pretty killer band
Seems pretty much like a hero to me, I don't know what your criteria for rock heros are.
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:Jeremey,
Congratulations on the baby, and the audition!
No matter what happens, you're a hero and a winner already. If Journey passes on this opportunity with you, at least please carry on with the Elemental stuff, its amazing. Possibly the best MR stuff since 80s Journey, and that's the truth.
A hero? For what? I like the guy but let's not go overboard.
I'll give you a few reasons:
1. http://www.journeytributeband.com/elementaltunez.htm
2. Just auditioned for the greatest MR band of all time.
3. Became a father
4. all the above, while having a day job and singing in a pretty killer band
Seems pretty much like a hero to me, I don't know what your criteria for rock heros are.
i dont have a music web site, ive never audioned for a touring rock band, not a father, dont have
a killer band,, i dont even have a day job,, its mainly nights,,im not a hero.. must be a zero.....![]()
conversationpc wrote:I wouldn't call a rock singer or any other musician a hero. Firefighters are heroes. Policemen are heroes. Soldiers are heroes.
chf34jmac wrote:Wait just a fucking second here! You're going to try and tell me you lump rock and roll band members in the hero mold with firemen, police, and military!? What fucking planet do you come from dude? Fire, police and military intentionally throw themselves into harms way to protect other people. Correct me if I'm wrong here but I've NEVER heard one single story of a rock star running into a burning building to rescue someone. I did not see one rock star in the picture the day that those two asshole out in California started a fucking war with the police on the city streets. I definitely did not see one rock star donning the Kevlar vest and joining in the hunt for Osama over in Afghanistan. So do me a favor and pull your pud on your own time and don't try and think while jerking off, it clouds your ability for clear and intelligent thought.
Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
larryfromnextdoor wrote:i dont have a music web site, ive never audioned for a touring rock band, not a father, dont have
a killer band,, i dont even have a day job,, its mainly nights,,im not a hero.. must be a zero.....![]()
conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
I don't know many people that ascribe to this definition of "hero". Most people think of a hero as one of the professions already mentioned, someone who saves another person's life, etc.
conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
I don't know many people that ascribe to this definition of "hero". Most people think of a hero as one of the professions already mentioned, someone who saves another person's life, etc.
conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
I don't know many people that ascribe to this definition of "hero". Most people think of a hero as one of the professions already mentioned, someone who saves another person's life, etc.
Matthew wrote:conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
I don't know many people that ascribe to this definition of "hero". Most people think of a hero as one of the professions already mentioned, someone who saves another person's life, etc.
I really don't see why soldiers and firefighters ought to hold the monopoly on heroism. That's a ridiculous idea.
conversationpc wrote:Matthew wrote:conversationpc wrote:Jeremey fan forever wrote:3. A person noted for special achievement in a particular field: the heroes of medicine. SEE SYNONYMS AT CELEBRITY.
I don't know many people that ascribe to this definition of "hero". Most people think of a hero as one of the professions already mentioned, someone who saves another person's life, etc.
I really don't see why soldiers and firefighters ought to hold the monopoly on heroism. That's a ridiculous idea.
Notice the etc. there Matthew. I never said those professions hold a monopoly on anything. All I did is name off a few examples. My list was not exhaustive. You're intelligent enough to figured that out without my having to explain it.
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