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You're providing false and incorrect data which is fake news. Here is a quick lesson...

In order to stat this correctly, you would need to somehow calculate all the possible outcome of comments any one individual could make towards a video and compare that number to the amount of times someone asked for a Christmas Album to get a true stat.

Now we are both smart enough to know that that is nearly impossible and the amount of comments are probably close to infinite however in THEORY, that is how you would do that.

And now you should be smart enough to know that your 1.87 is null and void.

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i think we must all give the benefit of doubt ..
the whole jbj experience just started, we dont know if it will be worth it.
imo the first taste is really promising.
time will tell if they open the archives, if jon wants to protect the legacy must put time and money into this and share material audio and video that compliments the band..

ps. really excited about the film as well, i love live settings, i hope it sounds and looks great, obviously there will be some doctoring, np

I agree. This is the Jon Bon Jovi Experience so I don't expect much from the band. Now, within this limitation, there are a lot of possibilities, Sex Sells songs for example.

What bothers me the most is that there is no clear information on what you are getting if you subscribe. The content may be 4 tracks a month, or it may be only 1. We are not sure that we will see those shows in full, maybe is only small fragments of several decades, or some live performance of a song from a show.

I just look back at what American XS Platinum was, something that seemed very exciting, and in 3 months they stopped updating tracks and uploading videos. So you have to be cautious. It may be great, or it may be yet another disappointment.

HAHAHA I got as far as "Fake news" and stopped. Never mind man, never mind.

You obviously didn't because you wouldn't feel the need to state that if you did.

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There is nothing of grunge sound on These Days apart from Prostitute.

I was going to get into the Xmas thing, but everyone else has shot you down enough, so I'll leave it be.

Also, what I said that he would legally have to pay for the use of songs he didn't solely write, which is true. And that it also depends on what his contract with the label was as far a archive recordings go, which is also true. So please check your own facts before spouting off more rubbish...

Also you're starting to sound so much like your hero it's quite scary...

It sold a million copies in it's first 4 weeks in the UK alone, where it was number one for a while month. So it didn't creep at all. The rest of Europe was similar instantly at No. 1., as was the case with Australia and Japan, where it outsold Keep The Faith.

Again, please check your facts before posting rubbish.

There's more to the world that the USA.

No. Please get into the Christmas thing because nobody shot anything down. All I learned today is that Captain Jovi needs to take a Probability and Statistics Class.

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Sorry Rolo but These Days is not a grunge album. The band did have a grungy image at the time, but musically there is very little in common with grunge at all. I'm not Anti-grunge at all, I love a lot of bands out of that scene, but I don't hear it in These Days very much. Yes, it's a darker, moodier record, and a couple of the heavier guitar moments may have been influenced by the scene, but it's far, far from a grunge album.

I mean, This Ain't A Love Song and Hearts Breaking Even have RnB influences. Stuff like Something For The Pain and If That's What It Takes is a classic Bon Jovi style. Almost half of the album is ballads. If that's grunge to you, then I really don't think you can know what grunge is.