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clevermanka) wrote2009-07-02 11:45 am
clevermanka) wrote2009-07-02 11:45 am
Journey
On Monday, John Scalzi posted an article that referenced Journey. It made me remember a conversation I had with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
_luaineach several months ago about the general hotness of Steve Perry.
As a teen, I was "eh" about him. Stringy hair, not my type of music. But now, all grown up with more eclectic tastes and significantly more experience, I agree the man is made of Hot Sex. Just look at that nose, people. Ngngnnng. And, of course, there are these jeans. *cough* The androgynous effect in that particular photo increases his sexiness by, like, a thousand IMO.
And yeah, he could out-sing nearly anyone else of that era. In the early 80s you couldn't fake that shit with Autotune in a live performance. Check it:
Did I mention the jeans? Dear god, those jeans.
Go browse YouTube and comment with your favorite Journey video/song. Oh don't even pretend you're above that. We all know better.
_luaineach several months ago about the general hotness of Steve Perry. As a teen, I was "eh" about him. Stringy hair, not my type of music. But now, all grown up with more eclectic tastes and significantly more experience, I agree the man is made of Hot Sex. Just look at that nose, people. Ngngnnng. And, of course, there are these jeans. *cough* The androgynous effect in that particular photo increases his sexiness by, like, a thousand IMO.
And yeah, he could out-sing nearly anyone else of that era. In the early 80s you couldn't fake that shit with Autotune in a live performance. Check it:
Did I mention the jeans? Dear god, those jeans.
Go browse YouTube and comment with your favorite Journey video/song. Oh don't even pretend you're above that. We all know better.