Lost Highway as a live experience?

I think i didnt make this clear enough, but i was talking about Europe only as i was referring to the previous posts of Seb and born_to_run discussing wether or not Bon Jovi will still be playing stadiums "over here" (and by that i mean Europe)

I couldnt agree more.




Whatever category of music Bon Jovi were/are producing, really doesnt matter to me. And I accept (hell, i even think its a good thing) that different people put different albums of a band in different categories and some people simply dont categorise at all, which is fine with me also.
But then why does the same person that doesnt care about categorising, categorise my post as a waste of brain?
Talking about self-contradiction...

First, let me reword what I said a little better: I do categorise it, but I have accepted that people will never agree about a detailed music genre. It is almost like a religious argument when people debate music genres, and there's theists, atheists, fanatics and everything in between as well.

Second, I do not contradict myself, when I state my opinion about debating music genres. It's not like I mustn't say what I think of your post just because I said I don't like detailed music categorising.

You want a rock album? Buy this

VALOR DEL CORAZON by GINGER: Amazon.co.uk: Music
And then stop yer' whining. Life's too short.

I concur, great album, along with Yoni which was my favourite release of last year. I was starting to think I was the only Jovi fan who loves Ginger, I usually get blank looks! He has a new CD out end of Jan I believe - Market Harbour.

The Wildhearts were THE band at the right time - late teens when I was beginning to understand the personal connection music could give you. Just far, far too many perfect songs and far, far too many gigs that took you out of yourself. I've truly lost count. Ginger's 40th birthday show at Higbury Garage though is in my top 3 of all time (with Simon and Garfunkel's Old Friends show and Brooooce's RAH show on the Devil's and Dust tour). Every song was obscure as **** and every song was greeted as tho it were Livin' on a Prayer. Just absolute magic.

As for Valor., no reason at all why any BJ fan shouldn't love the album, a real classic rock beast. Yoni is half absolutely outstanding (Jake, Holiday, Black Widows...), but for me looses focus a little and is perhaps a little too jammy for a BJ audience.

All said, great time for Ginger. Valor, Yoni and the Wildhearts all had a LOT of moments of unworldly songwriting. Just the master. Can't wait for Market Harbour.

I'm also pretty sure Shari Black Velvet (of Black Velvet fanzine) is a huge fan of both bands, but also a name I've not seen around for a long time.

But it's always good to spread the word. Bon Jovi is mainstream rock, diluted for a mass audience, but this is the real thing!

- this just plain has to put a smile on your face.

Man, and so does this . The hair! 1994!

Hell, even this.
This just has to go up, but I guess, only for the brave.
I just never thought to check them out on Youtube before.

Great vid, never seen that before, is that from the Scala? I don't remember SG5 playing many shows at all, and I never got to see them which is a big regret, but I didn't expect them to be so short-lived! I still love The Wildhearts (first saw them totally by accident supporting The Almighty in 1992 who they blew off the stage) and I still think they are fantastic live, but they don't really do it for me on record anymore. I bet we were at a lot of the same shows, I haven't counted but I do know I've seen them more than any other band

I'm hoping there is a little tour for the next solo album!

Sorry for taking the thread off topic!

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