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  • Hecubus
    Foot Soldier
    • Jan 2004
    • 575
    #16
    Originally posted by 09-02-1984
    "Raised on Radio" (1986) and "Trial By Fire" (1996) were great albums and certainly better than "Through The Fire" (1984) from my standpoint.

    "Trial By Fire" I think proved that the classic line-up of a band can still do it in the studio after a 10 year hiatus - it's a shame Eddie The Bozo couldn't have done the same this year by getting Dave back on board.
    True, but once you threw Jonathan Cain into the mix & gave him a pen, it turned to sapsville.

    Gregg Rolie kept them true to their bluesy roots.

    And you can't knock Schon....the guy wails.
    "Honey, my shirt got itself torn up. My shirt tore itself on that stripper's hand, and I need it to be sewed up for the show."
    "No problem, Dave, no problem. Say hello to Fluffy."
    "Fuck you, Fluffy."
    "No, no, you're going to upset Fluffy."
    "I ain't saying hello to no stuffed bear."
    "You know, now that I think about it, it's going to take a little longer to sew up that shirt than I was thinking."
    "Hi Fluffy, how you been?"
    "Now that I'm thinking of it even more, it's going to take half the time, Double D, Diamond Dave! Would you hold Fluffy?"
    "N--- yeah."

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      • Hecubus
        Foot Soldier
        • Jan 2004
        • 575
        #17
        Originally posted by 09-02-1984
        Diamond Dave is the first choice for fans who like other types of music too you know so I think we should agree to disagree on the later Perry Journey albums.


        I bet "guwapo_rocker" doesn't rate Rush or Saga either even though they are the best bands ever to originate from Canada.


        There's certainly a lot of "friendly fire" in this army so don't forget:

        Hagar fans are the mutineers in this brigade!
        SAGA!!!

        There you go dude....I actually just heard "On the Loose" on the radio the other day...
        "Honey, my shirt got itself torn up. My shirt tore itself on that stripper's hand, and I need it to be sewed up for the show."
        "No problem, Dave, no problem. Say hello to Fluffy."
        "Fuck you, Fluffy."
        "No, no, you're going to upset Fluffy."
        "I ain't saying hello to no stuffed bear."
        "You know, now that I think about it, it's going to take a little longer to sew up that shirt than I was thinking."
        "Hi Fluffy, how you been?"
        "Now that I'm thinking of it even more, it's going to take half the time, Double D, Diamond Dave! Would you hold Fluffy?"
        "N--- yeah."

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          • diamond den™
            #18
            Neal Schon is a great guitar player........VERY underated like Steve Lukather (:

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              • DiamondDoug
                Full On Cocktard
                • May 2004
                • 23
                #19
                Steve Augeri actually does one HELL of a job stepping in for Steve Perry. In this case, you should actually give THIS replacement singer a chance! He used to be in an 80's hard rock band called Tall Stories that was pretty good.

                I get frustrated though from bands switching singers in general, as well as some other musicians. How many different musicians have to be in the band before everyone admits they're just a cover band? cough cough Kiss cough cough!
                Vaccinated with a phonograph needle one summer break
                Yeah, I kissed her on her daddy's boat and shot across the lake!

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