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After listening to Revelation.What do you guys think? Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's? With the new songs,this argument seems so valid cos Arnel and Deen's harmony is magic,"Turn Down The World Tonight" is good example . In the the Live DVD, Arnel's vocal power is really spectacular in the songs like "Open Arms" and "Faithfully", while Deen's " Mother, Father" is simply amazing. Also, check out Arnel and Deen's live AATY, it's pure magic.

Kevin Chalfant.

Dude I just realized I've never listened to a single note of Kevin Chalfant.

Damn.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:Kevin Chalfant.

Nob, you mean I should add, Pineda+Castronovo = Chalfant ?

Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

Monstrock wrote:Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's?

No - it's barking mad. Get a grip Monstrock.

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

Monstrock wrote:Nob, you mean I should add, Pineda+Castronovo = Chalfant ?

Nah, I didn't even read the thread.
It just increasingly seems that every singer poll around here can best be answered with Kevin Chalfant.

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

You posted that just as I had the mental image of Perry picking up Kimball and rolling him through the others like a bowling ball of destruction... LMAO.

Matthew wrote:

Monstrock wrote:Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's?

No - it's barking mad. Get a grip Monstrock.

We already know the outcome of this poll, but c'mon it's just for fun. But who knows, you guys might be surprised though, the new generation of fans of this New Journey might overwhelm the Loons.

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

You posted that just as I had the mental image of Perry picking up Kimball and rolling him through the others like a bowling ball of destruction... LMAO.

[quote="Monstrock"] Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's?

Legit? No. Nuts? Yes. Get off the "as good as" routine. You can't get as good as the original singer/songwriter, who everybody liked well enough to make the songs famous by selling millions of copies. Just enjoy what has been offered up by these guys and leave the comparisons alone....cuz there is no comparison, dude. Excellent voices for sure, but not in that league.

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

What they said!!

Ok, I know this is a ridiculous thread, hands down, Perry the Legend> Pineda+Castronovo+Augeri+Soto+Chalfant+Hunsicker......

Monstrock wrote:Ok, I know this is a ridiculous thread, hands down, Perry the Legend> Pineda+Castronovo+Augeri+Soto+Chalfant+Hunsicker......

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

Until the Allies secret weapon, the U.S.S. Anne Wilson arrived to stop the carnage

Gunbot wrote:

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

Until the Allies secret weapon, the U.S.S. Anne Wilson arrived to stop the carnage

I'm really looking forward to seeing Heart. What a great triple bill.

Monstrock wrote:

Matthew wrote:

Monstrock wrote:Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's?

No - it's barking mad. Get a grip Monstrock.

We already know the outcome of this poll, but c'mon it's just for fun. But who knows, you guys might be surprised though, the new generation of fans of this New Journey might overwhelm the Loons.

Depends on whether the "new generation of fans" are fans of Journey because of the music or because of nationalistic reasons. I mean seriously, where were these "fans" before Pineda became lead singer? You're going to tell me those that travelled from out of state to see Journey in Vegas would have done so even if Perry were there? No way.

It's a plus for the band in terms of revenue, but lets not kid ourselves. It has little to do with the band or its music and all the little Perry detractors who are floating around Youtube claiming Arnel is better are pushing a political agenda. If they're looking to sway long time fans of the band and its music to support Arnel, that is the wrong thing to do.

Gunbot wrote:

Rick wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

And Perry smoked the whole brigade.

Until the Allies secret weapon, the U.S.S. Anne Wilson arrived to stop the carnage

ProgRocker53 wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I just had this hilarious mental image of Normandy, except instead of soldiers it was singers, storming the beach and running towards a 20 foot tall Steve Perry.

James LaBrie, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm, Matthew Bellamy, Steven Wilson, Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, and Jimi Jamison were all unloading from a boat and whipping out their machine guns and looking wide-eyed in fright at the monster leering before them...

Lou Gramm smokes all of'em except Perry. Gramm's in a league all his own.

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuckers together and beat Perry.

I was about to whip out a textbook to make sure I had the symbols right.

Greater than, less than, wait shouldn't it be pointing this way?

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuc_ers together and beat Perry.

i used to say that about Mike Tyson.. but he ended up getting whooped by a bunch of different fighters..

Monstrock wrote:

Matthew wrote:

Monstrock wrote:Is it legit to say now that the combination of Pineda + Castronovo's vocal quality and power is equal to that of Perry's?

No - it's barking mad. Get a grip Monstrock.

We already know the outcome of this poll, but c'mon it's just for fun. But who knows, you guys might be surprised though, the new generation of fans of this New Journey might overwhelm the Loons.

Look out! A whole contingency of Arnel supporters is going to descend on MR any minute now to vote for their singer. Good lord, I hope we're not overrun with those whackjobs like those that post the youtube comments following every Arnel video.

larryfromnextdoor wrote:

Rick wrote:Jesus, I felt like I was in algebra class. I voted for < than Perry. You can't put 10 motherfuc_ers together and beat Perry.

i used to say that about Mike Tyson.. but he ended up getting whooped by a bunch of different fighters..

STORY_TELLER wrote:Depends on whether the "new generation of fans" are fans of Journey because of the music or because of nationalistic reasons. I mean seriously, where were these "fans" before Pineda became lead singer? You're going to tell me those that travelled from out of state to see Journey in Vegas would have done so even if Perry were there? No way.
It's a plus for the band in terms of revenue, but lets not kid ourselves. It has little to do with the band or its music ..

What difference does it make WHY they showed up, eh?
Once they see Journey on stage, as a band and not just Arnel, they're in it for life.

...and all the little Perry detractors who are floating around Youtube claiming Arnel is better are pushing a political agenda.
If they're looking to sway long time fans of the band and its music to support Arnel, that is the wrong thing to do.

The best way to relieve them of any obnoxious ignorance is to make them REAL fans.
Once they see the band for what it is onstage, they can't avoid wanting more, and learning more.
Acknowledging and appreciating the past is their key to better enjoying the present and future.

Babies make a lot of noise and stink, are demanding, and they look NOTHING like adults.
They're needy, and appreciate milk more than the true love lavished upon them.
Doesn't mean we shun babies. On the contrary, we nurture them and forgive them incessantly.
We guide them too, so that they grow up right, and a new generation can carry on.

We were all babies once, too.
So let 'em come in.
Nurture them.
Once they're old enough to learn... teach them about discipline,
and drop kick every one of the little fuckers that won't shape up.


wech

wednesday's child wrote:

STORY_TELLER wrote:Depends on whether the "new generation of fans" are fans of Journey because of the music or because of nationalistic reasons. I mean seriously, where were these "fans" before Pineda became lead singer? You're going to tell me those that travelled from out of state to see Journey in Vegas would have done so even if Perry were there? No way.
It's a plus for the band in terms of revenue, but lets not kid ourselves. It has little to do with the band or its music ..

What difference does it make WHY they showed up, eh?
Once they see Journey on stage, as a band and not just Arnel, they're in it for life.

To the band? It doesn't matter. Once the ticket is purchased it's money in the bank. But the issue is the vote in this thread and who's voting and why. If the vote cast has more to do with a nationalistic agenda, then yes, it does matter because it's politics, is insincere and will have no longevity, whereas true fans of the band and its music were there before and will be there after.

wednesday's child wrote:

...and all the little Perry detractors who are floating around Youtube claiming Arnel is better are pushing a political agenda.
If they're looking to sway long time fans of the band and its music to support Arnel, that is the wrong thing to do.

The best way to relieve them of any obnoxious ignorance is to make them REAL fans.
Once they see the band for what it is onstage, they can't avoid wanting more, and learning more.
Acknowledging and appreciating the past is their key to better enjoying the present and future.

Babies make a lot of noise and stink, are demanding, and they look NOTHING like adults.
They're needy, and appreciate milk more than the true love lavished upon them.
Doesn't mean we shun babies. On the contrary, we nurture them and forgive them incessantly.
We guide them too, so that they grow up right, and a new generation can carry on.

We were all babies once, too.

wech

True, however, we forgive babies because they're innocent and they don't have the life experience to know better. Adults who behave like babies don't get the same pass.

That being said, I like you Wech. You're a deep thinker and I appreciate people like you. Surfacey people suck.

Mind you, all my comments are made as an Arnel supporter.

STORY_TELLER wrote:I like you Wech. You're a deep thinker...

Gahhh! You owe me a new keyboard, you fiend.
Hot coffee out of my nose = no fun.

No disrespect intended to all the Arnel supporters that are already on this board, but I wonder if they will stay here as Journey fans if Arnel were ever to leave -- for whatever reasons.

Once upon a time, SA had a lot of fans posting here, and especially at BT -- the official Journey forum. Where are they now? Not to mention, the JSS supporters.

People should just be happy there is still talk about Journey, and leave the different incarnations to each individual's taste.