Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

[Walkoff Balk]

Review: Journey is good, but opening act is much better (msn.com)

Don't Stop Believin'

[Amati]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

Don't stop believin'

What's wrong with just posting the opinion instead of whining about links in posts?

THAT's an "opinion"?

Honestly, you spend a lot of time here perhaps do actually have a lot of interesting things to contribute, but it is hard to know. If you would include a bit of information in your posts, instead of just a few cryptic words and a link, your posts might inspire a higher level of responses of others.

Yes, I know we all get to have our own posting style. That includes me too.

[Walkoff Balk]

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Yawn, I might have an opinion but it's not an interesting enough lead to make me want to check out the link. Just saying.

What's wrong with just posting the opinion instead of whining about links in posts? How many posters have you just insulted who have a link and a short opinion in their post? Just saying, your highness.

[Amati]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

Yawn, I might have an opinion but it's not an interesting enough lead to make me want to check out the link. Just saying.

[Walkoff Balk]

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http://movies.yahoo.com/news/journey...050000648.html

Don't stop believin'

[tutusue]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

*bump*

Arnel and Journey are being featured on Oprah right now. Will repeat tonight at 11p...KHON.

[Maui Tom]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

I emailed Tom and he replied..

"I'm trying"

all I can ask!

[Kalihiboy]

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McCartney would have to do a half dozen shows at the arena I think to make it worthwhile or do one at Aloha Stadium. My bet also is Miley Cyrus and/or the Jonas Brothers.

Anyways...back to Journey!

Aj

[tutusue]

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McCartney?

Are you kidding? It's gotta be Miley Cyrus.
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[Maui Tom]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

McCartney?

[Kalihiboy]

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Tom tends to have his pulse on the entertainment scene. I wouldn't be surprised if he already had his pulse on Journey!

Agreed. I talked to Tom yesterday. Will probably see him this next week I can mention it to him then. Did you read in MidWeek he said he predicts the NBC Arena will have the biggest show in its history sometime this fall.

Aj

[tutusue]

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I don't have it handy, but his Email is listed at the bottom of his Mid Week column - Uncle Tom's Gabbin
He's never responded to mine tho...

Tom tends to have his pulse on the entertainment scene. I wouldn't be surprised if he already had his pulse on Journey!

[Ron Whitfield]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

I don't have it handy, but his Email is listed at the bottom of his Mid Week column - Uncle Tom's Gabbin
He's never responded to mine tho...

[Maui Tom]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

From the recent reviews and sounds of Revelation, it seems the band are content to tread familiar waters to assure fans that they are still the same band. But if they want to make #1 hits and be as profound as the Perry era was, they need to step it up and write beyond their current boundries. It'd be a shame if they just rehashed the same old safe territory without breaking new ground, as the band did repeatedly with Steve, and I think they can. But, in this day of homoginized cookie cutter packaging and airplay, it won't be easy to break away from the familiar and keep everybody happy.

Revelation is getting GREAT reviews and Arnel is really hitting his stride...

How do I get a hold of Tom Moffat?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EmmoxWTm5I

[Ron Whitfield]

Re: Journey: New Lead Singer Arnel Pineda

From the recent reviews and sounds of Revelation, it seems the band are content to tread familiar waters to assure fans that they are still the same band. But if they want to make #1 hits and be as profound as the Perry era was, they need to step it up and write beyond their current boundries. It'd be a shame if they just rehashed the same old safe territory without breaking new ground, as the band did repeatedly with Steve, and I think they can. But, in this day of homoginized cookie cutter packaging and airplay, it won't be easy to break away from the familiar and keep everybody happy.