Bon Jovis touring and work schedule

Kathleen · #11 12-31-2007, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by bjcrazycpa

I think any sort of extended break will translate into a permanent one (as a band) simply just because of their age. And I don't think taking a break necessarily translates into artistic inspiration and/or a record, musically or lyrically, that fans want.

deb

I agree - I would not expect a 55 year old guy like Tico to take a 5 year break. And Jon and Richie aren't getting any younger either.

Take a year for a new album - sure. Take 5 years off like the mid nineties and it's certain death.

born_to_run · #12 01-01-2008, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Supersonic

Aloha !

2001 was half a year of work.
2002 was half a year of work.
2003 was no work at all.
2004 was no work at all.
2005 was half a year of work.
2006 was half a year of work.
2007 was half a year of work.

SO the Bounce Asian/US and European tour didn't take place then???????

born_to_run · #13 01-01-2008, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Neurotica33

I think they need a break. In this decade you could say they have been over-exposed and maybe there is boredom setting in from the band and the fans.

I'm hoping a break would revitalise them and they come up with a great album, not unlike when the released KTF but not like when they released Crush!

That's exactly the point! Over exposed and burned out which shows in their songwriting and their shows.

Neurotica33 · #14 01-01-2008, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by bjcrazycpa

I think any sort of extended break will translate into a permanent one (as a band) simply just because of their age. And I don't think taking a break necessarily translates into artistic inspiration and/or a record, musically or lyrically, that fans want.

deb

I'm sure one year with the band doing absolutely nothing Bon Jovi related would harm them.

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