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Originally Posted by joviscout
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Originally Posted by Mike McRock
Somebody my Dad knows went last night, and they thought it was the best concert they've ever seen, but have only seen Jovi the once (last night).
If you didn't know the set, and you've never seen them before I can understand how the show would have been good....
Other than Runaway, the set was boring for anybody who's seen them on the last few tours, and things like LYHOM, Wild in the Streets, Blood on Blood, Blaze, e.t.c were all missed.
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Lets face it its not about you. 99.9% of the fans from these set lists go home very happy and thats what counts not you who thinks there infinitly wise and all seeing no offense but if you dont like it DONT GO youve saw the setlists from past concerts so you knew what to expect....so going then moaning is rather sad  |
0.1% of 50,000 people is 50... there were more than 50 people who were disapointed with the sets. I'd say probably somewhere closer to 2,000, and after that I'd say probably at least 10,000 have seen them before, so would want to see more changes. So that's closer to 20% who would have enjoyed the show more.... Aside from which, just take the people who either know the sets, or have been to a previous show, I'd say it's probably about 5%, so they would have noticed differences, and it would have made the concert more special. Certianly 5% is a minority, but come on, if it's 0.01% the band should still be going for it. Especially when there woudln't be anybody who would be disapointed with changes in the set, as on the whole they wouldn't know there have been changes!!!! The band should be going after everybody, trying to make it special for everybody, and changing the set would do that. Maybe they got to 80% and made it the greatest concert they've seen, but put in the variations, play longer and they'd be getting into the 95%'s, that's what they should be going for