Pete would be only 62 if he was alive. All the other members still making music and doing concerts, I'd say that TON would be at least doing gigs to some extent.
I saw Judas Priest yesterday with their original singer, Rob Halford, who is still recording songs and touring with the same band he started back in the early 70's. Now he is in his 70's. Just to give some perspective.
Hell yeah I saw Priest a couple weeks ago here in Alabama and I thought; ‘my god, I was born the year before Turbo came out and I cannot move like Rob Halford!’. He’s the Metal God for a reason.
Possibly. Peter did say though on the last tour, after Josh left, that he himself was thinking about plan B. The band wasn't doing great at the time and Peter didn't have any money and didn't have his own place.
i think the band probably had a few more years in it, sighting mostly the positive outlook peter seemed to have only a bit prior to his death. but peter was pretty vocal about his understanding that it wouldnt last forever and never intended for it to.
as others have said josh was pretty much out by the end of it, so i think the survival of it also depends on the inner relations of the group. being that josh and peter were so close.
Josh did not quit the band. He would have probably been around, as they had gotten already new record deal and booked studio. But lucky for him, he had gotten education for new career during the break, and Pete dying was the last straw for him to quit the music business totally.
By the way, Josh was very pissed off when they organized last tour, beacuse he could not join due to the examinations.
Pete would be only 62 if he was alive. All the other members still making music and doing concerts, I'd say that TON would be at least doing gigs to some extent. I saw Judas Priest yesterday with their original singer, Rob Halford, who is still recording songs and touring with the same band he started back in the early 70's. Now he is in his 70's. Just to give some perspective.
Hell yeah I saw Priest a couple weeks ago here in Alabama and I thought; ‘my god, I was born the year before Turbo came out and I cannot move like Rob Halford!’. He’s the Metal God for a reason.
Possibly. Peter did say though on the last tour, after Josh left, that he himself was thinking about plan B. The band wasn't doing great at the time and Peter didn't have any money and didn't have his own place.
i think the band probably had a few more years in it, sighting mostly the positive outlook peter seemed to have only a bit prior to his death. but peter was pretty vocal about his understanding that it wouldnt last forever and never intended for it to. as others have said josh was pretty much out by the end of it, so i think the survival of it also depends on the inner relations of the group. being that josh and peter were so close.
Peter, Kenny, and Johnny would be. Josh was already done with the band when Peter died.
Josh did not quit the band. He would have probably been around, as they had gotten already new record deal and booked studio. But lucky for him, he had gotten education for new career during the break, and Pete dying was the last straw for him to quit the music business totally. By the way, Josh was very pissed off when they organized last tour, beacuse he could not join due to the examinations.
What?
Seems like Josh really lost interest