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Originally Posted by Temiken
Bon Jovi never left. KISS did.
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If someone left, it was Bon Jovi. KISS never even took a break.
As for oldies, anything from the 80's or older is an oldies band. Who goes to a Bon Jovi concert to hear Bounce songs or songs off Crush? But it's okay. As long as you don't expect them to get bigger and better all the time it's fine. I think Bon Jovi have kinda lost it, both live and writing songs and one of the main reasons for both is the exessive (sp?) use of technology. They don't need samples and loops, that's just a sad attempt to "change", to be something they're not.
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I'd be perfectly content to go to a show and only hear CRUSH or BOUNCE music as any true, loyal fan would.
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And you're the one who gets to decide who's the "true, loyal fan". **** it. I wouldn't be happy with a show full of Crush and Bounce - songs. And I've sure as hell been a "true, loyal fan" longer than you.
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Bon Jovi is no longer an 80's band. They've changed with the times and so has their music. KISS admitted to being a novelty; Bon Jovi didn't and won't.
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Face it chump, Bon Jovi are and have always been an 80's band. That's what happens when you start a band in the 80's, it's an 80's band. KISS was formed in 1972, so they're hardly an 80's band, and sure as hell not a "novelty". Adam Ant is a novelty, or the likes, but not a band who's been touring, recording and performing for over 30 years...
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