Comments on: Has Steve Perry Been Fellating David Chase?

By: KT

KT — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 23:17:54 +0000

Steve Perry and Journey ROCK. They always have and always will for so many of us. The rest of you back off and make positive comments on the sites of groups that you like. Leave out the negativity. Don’t we have enough of that around already. Who needs it really? I repect any artist(s) whether I care for their work or not. Just allow what is and maybe, just maybe, one day we can be a peaceful society once again. Peace

By: SS

SS — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 01:33:48 +0000

misty-He’s straight!

By: misty

misty — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 06:25:03 +0000

does anyone know if Steve Perry was straight or gay?

By: Jaymie

Jaymie — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 01:19:44 +0000

Journey still rocks.

Hey Journey! do you want to play staduims instead of dumps? You’ve all got to make up. Steve, you need to chill and Neal, you need to chill. You have what it takes, now you need to make it work for you. Why can’t we all just get along?

You guys (the bloggers) are a tough crowd, but you are way too impressed with how deep you are. Give me a break. Journey has always been an awesome band and Steve Perry has some of the best pipes in ROCK. Just get over yourselves. Jonathan Cain invented the power ballad, and all of you boys have benefited from that. If you boys could get half the girls seduced by listening to Open Arms, your life would be complete. You just don’t know good when you hear it. Not my problem.

Steve, your fans know you’ve been gone much too long. We miss you. You know we do. Please come back and sing to us.

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 02:50:33 +0000

Journey kicked ass back them and they still kick ass. Problem is, too many kids today can’t appreciate a guy like Perry cause they are too inundated with so little talent flooding the airwaves these days. All you need is a hot chick with big boobs and a drug problem and she’s instantly a rock star. I thought it was cool that Chase brought back a rock classic. Bout time somebody did.

By: Rocky

Rocky — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 02:06:32 +0000

Scotty G you got it right. Ross Valory is one of the founding members of Journey. The only recording he did not participate in was Raised on Radio. As you stated, he is a pioneer of the Nashville tuning. Journey’s music continues to live on after 30 years of being in the business! Rock Legends!

By: Oliver

Oliver — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 19:24:16 +0000

Ok, you guys are way above my head. I just think there a lot of songs worse than “Don’t Stop Believing” and I really don’t give a shit about Journey’s old material. Whatever… a couple of times this song has hit the spot. I was also born in 1982 so I don’t have as “well rounded” a perspective on the generally bad pop music of this era.

By: ScottyG

ScottyG — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 19:03:52 +0000

Ok, perhaps I misspoke. “Don’t Stop Believin’” doesn’t really qualify in the same lame category I previously mentioned. “Open Arms” definitely is, though. And Randy Jackson, as killer as he is, doesn’t get a pass for his participation on “Send Her My Love.”

But while we’re talking about Journey bassists, I must give props to Ross Valory: Not only did he get to play with fusion Jedi Steve Smith in the rhythm section, but I believe he also pioneered the use of the B-E-A-D tuning on a 4 string bass instead of using a 5 string. Could be wrong about that.

By: Christine

Christine — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 18:08:35 +0000

Ohhh Oliver. How do I splain?

The Journey Escape album was part of a string of albums from great bands turning bad. I give you Genesis Abacab and Billy Joel Glass Houses. Previously legitimate rock bands trying anything to compete with pre-crack Whitney Houston.

Leaving me nothing to do but turn to the “it’s okay to be gay” and at least moderately innovative melodies of Depeche Mode and Echo and the Bunnymen.

I’m not making any sense at all. But trust me, I have a point.

By: Oliver

Oliver — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:19:43 +0000

Only if they can get Randy “Dawg” Jackson back on bass. I know there are people like me who love this song. What’s your major beef? You guys really consider this song a “lame” power ballad? Tough crowd.