Aloha !
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Originally Posted by rolo_tomachi
The record company does not want to bet on Bon Jovi. Richie wants to do their thing. David and Tico support him because it all comes down to brand success, but really is other jbj album.. Jon was not concerned about WAN, was also ready, and with an expected launch.
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Every Bon Jovi album since Keep The Faith has been pretty much a Jon Bon Jovi solo record. The difference is that since Have A Nice Day the input from Tico and David has diminished a lot because they were no longer present during the demo process. I've a feeling that's changed with this new release.
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Originally Posted by rolo_tomachi
Everything points to another WAN, there is nothing to indicate the contrary. JBJ released an album of his brand of success. The reason, again making a successful tour, to raise money and demonstrate again that it is relevant. It's not about the music. It's about his brand (and his ego).
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I don't think so. What About Now and its tour were released because Jon desperately needed to get money together for the football team. Everyone knew the album and tour and came too soon. It was a rushed process, and this tour isn't.
Now that the tour failed, album failed and subsequently the deal with the Buffalo Wings also failed I reckon he's changes his priorities a bit. Sure, it'll still be about making as much money as possible, but I don't think it's meant as another cash grab this time.
If it is, he's a moron and will never learn because ultimately all the money he made with last tour didn't make him any happier. Last tour had more cancellations and rescheduled shows than all tours before that one combined, and last 2 studio releases have completely tanked. It'd be completely pointless to do it the same way all over again.
Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan