I think the band's live shows on the These Days tour were absolutely fantastic, and if people got the late 80's image out of their minds and watched footage from that tour I think they'd see just a great stadium rock n' roll band. They were truly a great band from 1986 to 1996 or so. But then you also know he's got an ego the size of New Jersey and may not be that self-aware at this stage? It marks Alec John Such's final single with the band before he left the band in late 1994.
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If it were a different artist I'd question whether they're bringing substance abuse issues onstage, but obviously there's no history of that with Jon, and he's always struck me as far too much of a control freak to allow that to happen.Īnd then of course, one must ponder, like.he has to know, right? Whatever your opinions are about him as a musician or songwriter, he's been at this forever and has always been a very calculated professional about it (probably too much so, honestly), and you'd think he'd know when things are bad. It was released as a single from their 1994 album Cross Road and went on to become one of their best-selling singles, with a million copies sold in the U.S. I'm sure almost all aging rockers do to some extent, but Brian Johnson aside, they've managed to figure it out and continue performing adequately. BON JOVI, BON JOVI ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS BON JOVI, ALWAYS remastered, ALWAYS remastered video, ALWAYS official music video, BON JOVI remastered, BON JOVI remastered. It's really, truly puzzling.like, part of me thinks he might have some serious hearing issues. For Bono, he rushes every line sometimes as if he'll be winded if he sings the proper cadence.on these recent JBJ clips, it sounds like he's just guessing, as if suddenly his in-ear monitors went silent. This is a criticism I have of Bono on recent tours: crimping the melody on the high notes is one thing.Plant and Mercury did that every night, even in their primes, but completely shifting the flow and rhythm of the vocal part. Like, even the midrange/lower notes are off, and he often seems to have no idea where the beat is. This Jon Bon talk has been going around the internet since the tour started and.there's definitely something going on here besides just the singer getting old. It looks like we don't have any photos or quotes yet. I'm a fan (if you're not a fan, no reason to post in this thread), but IMO he's been phoning it in live since at least 2005 when they started adding unnecessary extra musicians onstage. Bon Jovi: Always (1994 Music Video) Jack Noseworthy: Jack Noseworthy.
Click to expand.Mick sounds better in the last 30 years than he did on the '75 and '81 tours.
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