A decade of Bon Jovi

Sheony · #21 07-18-2003, 03:24 AM

the 9th of June, 2001 i bought OWN live after the bon jovi show at Glasgow. It was my first CD, but within 6 months i had all the albums, can't imagine life without bon jovi now!

DevilsSon · #22 07-18-2003, 04:18 AM

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Yes, exactly!! Jon once said "Were just a folk band, a band for the folks!"

ya see-me and jon are totally on the same wavelength there...so meant to be together!!lol

yeah

DevilsSon · #23 07-18-2003, 04:21 AM

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Jeesh, I've been a fan of the band longer than some of you have been alive! Liked Runaway when it was released, became a fan with Slippery. That was 20 years ago and still going.

i kno-its weird to think that, and lots of my friends are like 'but why do u like a band so much who have been together longer than uve been around?!' but i dunno, its just something about them that attracts all sorts, and i thinks its great that ppl of all different age groups can appreciate their music

I think that that's great! The band needs to get new fans as the years go on. It's wonderful, I think, that a whole new generation of fans are finding out about Bon Jovi. The last concert I went to, there were young kids there with floor seats. They were about 10 or so and were there with their parents. The girl in front of me was all upset that these kids were sitting in seats that should be hers, blah blah blah. I told her that I thought it was great...they were being raised properly.

what the **** are 10 year old kids douing at a jovi concert???

Can they read?Richie was wearing FUKC ME pents!I don't know what education this is for them.........
I hate kids at concerts.
In my opinion you have to be at very least 15 and you have to wear at least middle -long hair to enter a BJ concert...my rules..WHERE IS DOC McGHEE???

DevilsSon · #24 07-18-2003, 04:23 AM

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I was too young - 8 years - and Always were a very big success here, all my relatives had the Cross Road album, so I decided to buy one.
I went to a market tryin to find, but they didn´t have it (sold out)..... I felt sad, than my mama said: Hey Fabio, there is one Bon Jovi cd here, take a look, and I took, it was called: New Jersey.... I said: nah, it´s not this one I want the best of..... but I thought a little more and decided to buy..... God..... The best album of a life

and things go on .......

My admiration for you...but still,i wouldn't have let you to any show!!!
When you were just a boy...bon jovi took your hand...took you from your home...made you a man. this may be my story too...

DevilsSon · #25 07-18-2003, 04:25 AM

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not a decade for me yet . but every bj moment is wonderful

yeah...I love the last 3 years!!!

What's the name of the guy in dortmund 1993?

Shaun · #26 07-18-2003, 04:50 AM

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Jeesh, I've been a fan of the band longer than some of you have been alive! Liked Runaway when it was released, became a fan with Slippery. That was 20 years ago and still going.

i kno-its weird to think that, and lots of my friends are like 'but why do u like a band so much who have been together longer than uve been around?!' but i dunno, its just something about them that attracts all sorts, and i thinks its great that ppl of all different age groups can appreciate their music

I think that that's great! The band needs to get new fans as the years go on. It's wonderful, I think, that a whole new generation of fans are finding out about Bon Jovi. The last concert I went to, there were young kids there with floor seats. They were about 10 or so and were there with their parents. The girl in front of me was all upset that these kids were sitting in seats that should be hers, blah blah blah. I told her that I thought it was great...they were being raised properly.

what the **** are 10 year old kids douing at a jovi concert???

Can they read?Richie was wearing FUKC ME pents!I don't know what education this is for them.........
I hate kids at concerts.
In my opinion you have to be at very least 15 and you have to wear at least middle -long hair to enter a BJ concert...my rules..WHERE IS DOC McGHEE???

jenn1189 · #27 07-18-2003, 05:10 AM

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Jeesh, I've been a fan of the band longer than some of you have been alive! Liked Runaway when it was released, became a fan with Slippery. That was 20 years ago and still going.

i kno-its weird to think that, and lots of my friends are like 'but why do u like a band so much who have been together longer than uve been around?!' but i dunno, its just something about them that attracts all sorts, and i thinks its great that ppl of all different age groups can appreciate their music

I think that that's great! The band needs to get new fans as the years go on. It's wonderful, I think, that a whole new generation of fans are finding out about Bon Jovi. The last concert I went to, there were young kids there with floor seats. They were about 10 or so and were there with their parents. The girl in front of me was all upset that these kids were sitting in seats that should be hers, blah blah blah. I told her that I thought it was great...they were being raised properly.

what the **** are 10 year old kids douing at a jovi concert???

Can they read?Richie was wearing FUKC ME pents!I don't know what education this is for them.........
I hate kids at concerts.
In my opinion you have to be at very least 15 and you have to wear at least middle -long hair to enter a BJ concert...my rules..WHERE IS DOC McGHEE???

Well, first, Richie didn't have those pants on in Tampa. He wore the F-ing Sweet shirt, but it was barely readable from the stage. Second, if a parent wants to bring their kid to a concert, whatever show it may be!, they have every right to. I wouldn't consider a Bon Jovi concert to be bad for a child. Those kids looked like they were having the time of their lives. Oh, and I've never known a concert to be very educational. Would it have been better for them to have been at a Britney Spears concert where she's half naked and carries snakes around her neck on stage??!! That's a much better role model!

slippery86 · #28 07-18-2003, 05:08 PM

i got its my life just over 3 years ago (3 years + a few weeks i think)

they do seem to have all sorts of fans - at hyde park there were men and women and adults and teenagers and kids. i didnt have a problem with richie's trousers and lots of others didnt, but some did, so they have relaxed fans and uptight fans too. i dont think parents should think that richie's pants ruined the show for their kids - the kids might not have been able to read it, and if they could read it, they might not have understood it, but if they could understand it they might have thought it was funny. i know lots of ppl who knew the f-word when they were kids, and they thought it was kinda funny, and theyd probably have found richies pants funny.
anyway bon jovi are definiately better role models than britney spears. they dont need to have boob jobs to sell more records

bon jovi made it through talent, britney spears made it through being manufactured and posing nude and all that, plus having hype... remember when she went out with justin timberlake? someone told me that shed heard that they were never in love, but they had the same record company, and they wanted to get more publicity so theyd sell more records and make more money, so they told them to pretend to be going out. bon jovi have never done that!

inge · #29 07-18-2003, 06:43 PM

Oh, I`ve been crazy about the band for almost 20 years noow and it seemes like a few minutes. When I think about 20 years it makes me feel old( not older)

About kids at shows...well in 2001 I took my 12 year old daughter with me, we slept outside to get front row...and she had the time of het life.
This tour she came to( 14 years old) slept outside for 3 shows, got front row...and she is totally crazy!!!!!

About the F**k shirt and pants...come on everyone...it`s all so "normal"these days...kids shout it all the time.
Every movie you hear contantly...f**k this and F**k that....Don`t make a deal out of a joke..
I work as a teacher and well we try to control the cursing and the use of these kind of words, but somehow it`s usual to them.

Captain Walrus · #30 07-18-2003, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by jenn1189

Jeesh, I've been a fan of the band longer than some of you have been alive! Liked Runaway when it was released, became a fan with Slippery. That was 20 years ago and still going.

i kno-its weird to think that, and lots of my friends are like 'but why do u like a band so much who have been together longer than uve been around?!' but i dunno, its just something about them that attracts all sorts, and i thinks its great that ppl of all different age groups can appreciate their music

I think that that's great! The band needs to get new fans as the years go on. It's wonderful, I think, that a whole new generation of fans are finding out about Bon Jovi. The last concert I went to, there were young kids there with floor seats. They were about 10 or so and were there with their parents. The girl in front of me was all upset that these kids were sitting in seats that should be hers, blah blah blah. I told her that I thought it was great...they were being raised properly.

what the **** are 10 year old kids douing at a jovi concert???

Can they read?Richie was wearing FUKC ME pents!I don't know what education this is for them.........
I hate kids at concerts.
In my opinion you have to be at very least 15 and you have to wear at least middle -long hair to enter a BJ concert...my rules..WHERE IS DOC McGHEE???

Lets shave his head for the next tour

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