[KeepTheFaith2211]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

I was there that night and it truly was. When Jon went for the "I got nothing to prove..." part it sent shivers down my spine. For me that is (and probably will remain) the most intense post-2000 performance of Bed of Roses

I wasn't there but, damn I loved Bon Jovi in 2008. I miss that era.

[Living_on_my_Hair]

Originally Posted by KeepTheFaith2211

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wErC8eruXg

Just unbelievable.

See? He's still got it..somewhere...sometimes. You can see he is really feeling that performance, doesn't always have to be bouncing around the stage either, this performance feels genuine. So there is still hope!


Andi

[KeepTheFaith2211]

Originally Posted by Living_on_my_Hair

See? He's still got it..somewhere...sometimes. You can see he is really feeling that performance, doesn't always have to be bouncing around the stage either, this performance feels genuine. So there is still hope!


Andi

As you will have seen, I am one of the ones fighting the corner of ''he doesn't have to move to be passionate'' but I do see the difference there. The guy is reaching down and really delivering that night.

That whole performance is just sheer class.

[KeepTheFaith2211]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=...ture=endscreen

Fun. Enjoyable.

[liljovi93]

Originally Posted by KeepTheFaith2211

I wasn't there but, damn I loved Bon Jovi in 2008. I miss that era.

Me too! They were awesome in 2008, man. Jon looked and sounded young & fresh. His hair was the coolest it's been! They started changing up the setlists more and more. Such a good era.

[nickolai]

Originally Posted by KeepTheFaith2211

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wErC8eruXg

Just unbelievable.

Great great performance.

In your opinion, at the age of 50, could Jon do that every night, every song, every show for the whole tour?

No. And I'm fine with that.

Right at the end of that video he was physically exhausted. And that was 5 years ago. There is no way he can put this energy into every song every night. I think he is taking the start to this tour cautiously. He is conscious of being burned out and at the age of 50 he aint no spring chicken.

I personally am very happy for Jon to maintain a level of enery so come the latter part of the tour he isn't completely burnt out. He's probably very conscious of his knee problems as well. Not many bands would carry on the tour after the lead singer had an injury like that. Jon's a proper trooper.

[Tom Bon Jovi #29]

https://soundcloud.com/erikjohnsonvo...because-we-can

Not really youtube, although i found a pretty cool cover of because we can. Solid solo and a key change at the end. I really like it anyway, a lot more energy than the original.

[Supersonic]

Aloha !

Originally Posted by Tom Bon Jovi #29

https://soundcloud.com/erikjohnsonvo...because-we-can

Not really youtube, although i found a pretty cool cover of because we can. Solid solo and a key change at the end. I really like it anyway, a lot more energy than the original.

Haha I like this one, it's over the top but kind of shows that the song is there somewhere, it's just that the entire way they build it up really destroys a good song. Stuff like this is what I'm talking about in regards to the melody having potential to be a good rock song. I don't think this is what I'd have done with it but it is better than the original.

Salaam Aleikum
Sebastiaan

[Juls Sambora]

Much better guitarwork than in the original! He created a very cool guitar intro. It's short but catchy!

Of course, the version is over the top but shows that Bon Jovi could have made much more out of this song!

[Javier]

Originally Posted by Tom Bon Jovi #29

https://soundcloud.com/erikjohnsonvo...because-we-can

Not really youtube, although i found a pretty cool cover of because we can. Solid solo and a key change at the end. I really like it anyway, a lot more energy than the original.

This is really cool!!