I don't really have any expectations except that I am expecting to be surprised. I am curious more than anything. I can imagine acoustic and be like, "Oh, thats so cool!" because I love acoustic, but it sounds like it is going to be different so I can't imagine what it will sound like, so I don't have any expectations. I am really excited though, just because it is Bon Jovi and I basically love everything they do!!
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Absolutely, I wasn't referring to young college age and young adults as much as the teenagers Bon Jovi have picked up along the way. Maybe I am not giving them enough credit but my 15 year old finds acoustic Bon Jovi a bit boring (give her time- she will grow up-LOL!) and really is not excited about this album like she was about Bounce. But once she hears it she may love it- she is pretty open to anything musically. I think with kids it depends on radio play- if one of the new songs is a hit than they will love it. Otherwise they won't even be aware of it.
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I don't think that is necessarily true. I'm 15 and I am extremely excited about the album. Personally, I didn't like Bouce as much because it was more pop. Bounce was the kind of album that the non-fans like and the fans don't like as much. (Just like now non-Aerosmith fans liked "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" but fans didn't.) I also don't think acoustic Bon jovi is boring. They do acoustic well and I just love acoustic to begin with. Also I don't agree about the radio play. Me and mostly all of my friends don't really listen to the Top 40 radio stations and if we are like that there will most likely be other kids like that is well. There are still people who will be aware of the album because we talk about it. A lot gets around by talking. And then there are many kids that are punk fans that don't listen to the radio. I mean, maybe me and my friends are part of a very small group of kids who listen to good music (LOL) but I'm just saying that all teenagers don't listen to mainstream and there are many who do listen to the kind of music older people listen to.
09-24-2003, 05:07 PM
