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Old 04-18-2017, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Becky View Post
I think, in some ways, it's difficult to compare tours because your reaction to any one show is dependent on where you are in life. When I first saw Bon Jovi in 1989, I was barely a teenager. It was my first concert ever and it was a band that, to me, might as well have been Elvis Presley in his glory days. Everything about that show was spectacle and awe. I saw them in 1993 a couple of times. I was 2nd row at the "orange seat show" in Knoxville. That was pretty amazing from my perspective. I had the pleasure of seeing one of the Christmas shows in 1994 and that was special because it was a small venue. Fast forward a few years and I saw them in St. Louis after a long hiatus. I left convinced they were still the best band on the planet.
I was at that Orange seat Knoxville show too! My first Bon Jovi shows were both in Knoxville, first the New jersey tour, then KTF. I live in northeast TN, so these days the closest shows for me are Greenville, SC or Charlotte.
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