[bonjovi90]

Originally Posted by BJFan99

Now THAT is the Bon Jovi I love.

Agreed! I remember having the soundcheck of this show taken from Jon's mic and listening to it up and down since they did Wild Is The Wind and I Believe in there plus several takes of Blaze of Glory and Born To Be My Baby. Have always loved listening to how they figure their stuff out for the upcoming show.

[steel_horse75]

Originally Posted by BJFan99

Now THAT is the Bon Jovi I love.

What a setlist

Bounce
I Believe
You Give Love a Bad Name
Livin' on a Prayer
Everyday
Blood on Blood
Undivided
Runaway
Just Older
Wild Is the Wind
The Distance
It's My Life
Misunderstood
Joey
I'll Be There for You
Hook Me Up
Keep the Faith
Someday I'll Be Saturday Night
Captain Crash & the Beauty Queen From Mars
Born to Be My Baby
In These Arms
Bad Medicine
Peppermint Twist (Joey Dee & The Starliters cover)
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
Twist and Shout (The Top Notes cover)
Wanted Dead or Alive

[steel_horse75]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

Their best post-2000 rock song for me:

Bon Jovi - Undivided (Tokyo 2002) - YouTube

Agree.

Before all the violins, extra members - this band were awesome and this is a great song.

[Alphavictim]

Nice quality on the Tokyo show, but I like this performance a bit better; Jon's raspy vocals in the second verse are pretty awesome.

Bon Jovi - Undivided (live) - 14-09-2002 - YouTube

[BJFan99]

Let's talk some more about the good times - for example, the London show from June 2011:

https://youtu.be/cafqKHoH3Gs

The rest of the set is so epic that even ILTT "seems" f***ing awesome as the closing song... and that's something I definitely DON'T say very often.

I mean, in the 27-song setlist are included:

In These Arms

Blaze Of Glory

Hallelujah

I'll Be There For You (okay, not a rarity per se, but always great to see/hear nonetheless)

Hey God

Dry County

Saturday Night

Always

These Days

Blood On Blood

[jazzsta]

breaking your streak of jovi coolness, I wanna ask if you agree that this is lipsyncked, and if yes, isn't it a pity - he could sing well enough at the time anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKKftrobm34

[BJFan99]

Originally Posted by jazzsta

breaking your streak of jovi coolness, I wanna ask if you agree that this is lipsyncked, and if yes, isn't it a pity - he could sing well enough at the time anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKKftrobm34

Yes, it is - the whole performance is playback. It's a pity, indeed, but it was obviously the choice of the show producer(s).

[Captmorgs]

Originally Posted by BJFan99

Let's talk some more about the good times - for example, the London show from June 2011:



https://youtu.be/cafqKHoH3Gs



The rest of the set is so epic that even ILTT "seems" f***ing awesome as the closing song... and that's something I definitely DON'T say very often.



I mean, in the 27-song setlist are included:



In These Arms



Blaze Of Glory



Hallelujah



I'll Be There For You (okay, not a rarity per se, but always great to see/hear nonetheless)



Hey God



Dry County



Saturday Night



Always



These Days



Blood On Blood

What an incredible show. The audio recording is killer too. The right amount of crowd and band, not all lead vocal.


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[BJFan99]

Originally Posted by Captmorgs

What an incredible show. The audio recording is killer too. The right amount of crowd and band, not all lead vocal.


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Yes, and - most importantly - Jon sounds respectable. He even sings Always and These Days back-to-back in tune!

[bonjovi90]

I remember listening to the radio broadcast of HRC 2011 and being absolutely stunned by the band's performance! Those were the times!