Aloha !
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Originally Posted by BoNJoViAlWaYs
What I actually from you is only list of songs that could possibly be played as rarities,
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It's really hard to make such a list. Jon can't even sing Born To Be My Baby and/or Bad Name properly anymore, but has changed the melody so much over the years that it sounds decent to us because we got used to it, but when comparing the verses from 2006 recordings to the verses from recordings from 1993 the 2006 versions sound really shit. Yet, everybody will say Jon can still sing those songs.
Jon struggled with Have A Nice Day the first time he sung it live, which was 5 months or so after it was recorded, but he has never delivered a vocal for the song that sounds as powerful as the studio version, yet everybody will say Jon can sing the song live.
What I'm saying is that Jon can't sing the classics properly anymore, so a rare song would sound alright, but there's simply no song that has stunning vocals, or vocals that at least would be as good as the studio versions. Yes, they could do a song live, I could write out a list for you, but yet, nothing on that list would be sung and performed like it should be, unless they start tuning them down like they did with In These Arms (which still sounds shit though.)
Therefore, a rare gem like Homebound Train could be sung by Jon, but he'd skip the train sounds (which he did in 2001). Jon can do Dry County, but he sounds flat in the choruses. Jon can do Something To Believe In, but will butcher the choruses. We got used to it because we've heard so many live versions over the years, but in the end he's not really singing the same melody lines like he did 10 years ago. Simply because he can't, and anyone saying that "Jon sounds really good this tour" is just talking crap. Jon sounds better this tour than the Bounce Tour, but that tour was the first on which he started to lose his voice again, so that tour isn't that hard to beat anway. Jon sounds shit, and there's no way that his voice is coming back.
Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan