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Hi all,
This song is the new one by Journey, well its out since last year in America. Want to know what everyone thinks and would it be a hit here in Ireland. Give it a few plays before you decide.
I think its a great song and would love to hear it on the airwaves.
Excuse the video on it, it was the best one i could find.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sswnb...eature=related
In the small hours I have sometimes wondered what Wind Beneath My Wings would sound like done by Europe. I wonder no more.
Yes ...yes, I suspect it would do quite well here in Ireland. :o
:D
surely anyway you want it thats the way you need it would be better or faithfully even.
Anyway this reminds me of a trip to the states i went on when we were in san fran about 3 years ago, and we were a week and a half into the trip and my mate who was on the pull still hadn't, then don't stop believin' came on, and I started singing it saying it to him. HE pulled and i played it the following night on a jukebox, and he was like thats class, i think i heard it before last night though. Anyway he is a big sopranos fan and a few months later he was raving about the song and then shortly afterwards the whole nation was.
I just don't get Ireland sometimes, we really are the biggest bandwagon jumpers. Thats a class song and has been out for ages, id played it to lads before and they would be ah thats sh1te then they hear it on the tele and dunne or whoever plays it on radio and everyone starts raving as if its the latest tune just out...:rolleyes: :evil:
Spot on! Its not just Ireland though!...Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Don't mean to sound like a music snob...but...
Like you, I played that song a lot before it was featured so heavily on the Ray Foley Show and The Sopranos...and everyone told me it was ****...then the minute it became popular.....
My god they are a rubbish band. Power balland and big hair rubbish. Their big hit is rubbish in my view too.
Yeah Don't Stop Believing wasn't a favourite of mine but i quite like this track though.