11.22.2018
Richie: "I'm praying for Heather and don't know when I would see her but not right now." https://i.postimg.cc/R9zdT35F/gdsgsfg.png |
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Well... Sambora was in pretty good mood as usual at that airport in LA I think it's called LAX or whatever
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Yes, it's LAX. |
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Richie looking like a middle-aged housewife and Jon like a 70-year old grandmother. They've both come a long way [emoji38]
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I think Richie does look a little like an idiot on those 3 last pictures and JBJ looks really old but he doesn’t look like a woman, you’re over exaggerating.
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Taking screen grabs of someone talking can make anyone look like an idiot.
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https://s14.postimg.cc/5ap6h9x8h/pucca_enojada.gif those are pictures, no screen grabs |
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and after that there's not recently version of Richie about it |
From the DB podcast thread
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The question on the table, that has been on the table since April 2, 2013, isn’t "You think he'll ever be back?" or "Is he still partying?” The question is “Why didn’t Richie show up in Calgary?” or phrased another way, “Why did Richie bail (walk out, jump ship) in the middle of a tour?” That’s the question David didn’t touch on; and the one that nobody is answering explicitly. If Jon and David know, for a fact, that what they’re insinuating is true, then why don't they just say it - in a way that can’t be construed to mean something different (e.g., habits, issues, demons), and that doesn’t require “figuring out” or reading between the lines, or connecting abstract statements like the ones David made? That's my point; and it has nothing to do with not being able to figure out what they mean or being in denial about it. But hey, if you still want to play that game, let's do it. I'll go first. Did you happen to notice that there was more to David's response when he "answered" the partying question? Because you didn't quote what he said after “addicts don’t get better on their own..." Listen to what he’s saying after Delray interjects, “Right… right…” https://youtu.be/1RJ5Ak17TY4?t=4027 (at 1:07:09) The full quote would actually read like this: Delray: Is he still partying? David: Addicts don’t get better on their own. I don’t really… We haven’t really talked in years. Now, if I wanted to put things together or read between the lines, I could make a reasonable argument that the word David cut off there was “know”; as in “I don’t really know [if Richie is still partying]. We haven’t really talked in years.” You probably don’t like that interpretation because it doesn't fit as well with your conclusions. It also might indicate that Richie wasn't as drunk as some people think he was at the HoF, since surely David would have noticed that and could have answered in the affirmative. It might make one question if David and Jon have been talking out of their asses about what’s been going on with Richie and about why he didn’t show up in Calgary. I'm not saying they are; but it's still a valid question since, up until the HoF, they have both repeatedly said, in some form or another, “We haven’t talked with him since Calgary.” So how do they know? Capt Jovi has a theory that maybe they heard it from someone who's still in touch with both the band and Richie. But that still wouldn't be first-hand knowledge, would it? It's pushing a point, I admit; but it shows that there are pieces of the puzzle that just don't fit when you try to "put things together". That’s the problem when people have to fill in the blanks; everybody reaches his or her own conclusions. Of course, the US legal system recognizes that risk, and that’s why you don’t need to worry if I'm called for jury duty. A juror would never have the chance to “put this together and figure it out.” The questions you quoted would be disallowed as immaterial and irrelevant, or calling for speculation. The answers would be stricken from the record as non-responsive; and if the witness continued to respond with abstract statements to avoid answering the question, he or she could eventually be held in contempt of court. My job, as juror, would be a cakewalk.;) |
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I just thought it was strange how everybody seemed to think David clarified so much more in the podcast, when he didn't really say anything about Richie that hadn't already been said. Other than, as I said, to tell some of the ways he "stepped up" in the studio. (Still trying to figure out how he managed to get in between Shanks and Jon, y'know, joined at the hip as they were. Had to be a tight squeeze!) :roll: :) |
FFS Jackie. I'm not reading that wall of words.
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I don’t really: talked with him in years = I don’t know I don’t really: wanna talk about it = I can’t talk JBJ probably would go like, I don't really: have the time!!! = lol |
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In the past Richies problems with alcohol and drugs didn't hinder him of performing.
In my point of view at his last show he was in perfect form. (). Maybe he had some problems at this time but he wouldn't have a problem performing those songs under some influence. So this talking that his habits hindered him from coming to work are completely false when you know that he performed a whole tour under painkillers and was drunk the whole time and Jon didn't seem to have a problem with it. |
Readers' Digest Version: Okay. :)
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(Hey, maybe in my next life, I'll be able to "figure out" how to write more concisely.) |
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The one she responded to, initiallly, was almost twice as long. But I figured out a long time ago that, usually, if people don't want to read a post, they just don't. Nobody will ever know anyway. If they have to post, just to tell me they aren't going to read it because it's too long, chances are they already have; and it's more about what I said in the 'long' post that they'd rather not deal with. But that's okay, too; it's a personal choice. As you say, it could be they're just interested in one side of the story. Or it could be that their minds are made up, and they don't want to be confused by facts. ;) |
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then I guess I will go again with that "Time judges everything." -_- |
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https://omny.fm/shows/triple-m-rock-...australian-tou No way... I don't trust in anybody lol and just in case, I know you meant DestinationJovi = DJ but you know how I am with my posts... I can't help it sometimes, okay I will shut up now |
Interesting comments by Jon saying Richie couldn't get "it" together for the 80 shows after his departure..
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Q: This is the first Bon Jovi album without guitarist Richie Sambora. Did you really fire your longtime partner? JBJ: That's a great misconception. And I had become the fans' bogeyman because of that. Nobody fired Richie. He just didn't show up for work anymore. He had to make a drug withdrawal - and never returned to the band again. I haven't heard from Richie in three and a half years and finally replaced him because we need to continue with Bon Jovi. I hope that Richie will be able to get away from drugs and alcohol someday. http://www.spiegel.de/einestages/jon...a-1119514.html |
Wow. Spiegel is a 100% reliable source; it is a quality newspaper, so it is extremely unlikely that the quote was just made up. Didn't he also say something to that effect in another interview? Like gesturing that he drank or did drugs? I remember it also being a very well regarded publication, but NOT the American version.
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Also... if this IS true, I had to think about Richie's "maybe in a couple of months I'll re-join the tour" statement. What was the plan? To spend a couple of weeks in Vegas (so to speak) and then clean up, except he never cleaned up (not in time at least)? |
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To promote THINFS Jon came up with a story that changed every time. Fact is that Richie was in great shape in the first leg and he wasn't in Calgary. When i remember correctly Richie even tweeted a few days before the show that now his holiday is going to end or so and he is going back to the tour. There is nothing that indicates that he had some sort of substance abuse problem where he wasn't able to perform. It must be something else between Jon and Richie. |
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Whatever problem Richie had he would have been able to perform in Calgary. So in my opinion a drug problem is not an explanation. |
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He was on holiday with his daughter having a great time and then suddenly he is unable to perform!? Did he completely **** himself up on his way back from the holiday!? Seems unlikely. I also think there is more to it, and while the substance abuse was there, Jon is using that as an excuse, a deflection if you like... As I've said a million times, Bon Jovi are a band that have never aired their dirty laundry in public. Why do people suddenly think that they are telling us the whole story here.... |
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Also, it really doesn't sound as if Jon has any intention of writing with Phil, and certainly still hasn't at this point, which is disappointing. Phil's input would have really made the next record more interesting to me...instead it will just be more of the same... |
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Bon Jovi are REALLY far from the sleazy rock & roll band that would appreciate the image boost a made up drug story would bring. Jon's story makes way more sense than Richie's "I wanted to see my daughter" angle, which ammounted to a whole lot of nothing even early on. Like Thinny said - they were NOT a fan of having their dirty laundry out in the public. Why would they MAKE this up? |
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Not saying this is the full truth because I think it definitely isn't. But while in 2007 it was obvious to everyone that Richie had fallen off the wagon, in 2011 he played the first US leg without anyone here noticing anything being wrong with him. About a month later it was all of a sudden announced he was going back into rehab. So it's hard to tell that from the shows before sometimes.
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For the umpteenth time, the first reason Richie gave was that he and Jon weren't "happening"; and when he was asked what the obstacles were, he replied that it wasn't his place to say, that band business should stay in the band, so that's all he was going to say. That's about as close as you can get to saying there was friction between him and Jon, without airing the band's dirty laundry. Ava wasn't given as a reason until November 2013, iirc; about the same time that Richie said there was no longer any malice between him and Jon. Even then, it was clear that Ava was a smokescreen, a convenient explanation that would keep people from looking too hard for any other explanations that might involve Jon/BJ. IMO, Jon and David are doing the same thing. Knowing that Richie's history is common knowledge, his addiction is a good smokescreen, a convenient explanation people can readily accept, to keep them from looking for any other reasons that might lead to Jon or the band. I agree with you that Jon wouldn't make up something to give the band a grittier image; but I don't think he'd balk at muddying the waters with innuendo, true or false, if he believes it would protect the brand. They don't air the band's dirty laundry, but Jon has never had a problem airing anybody's personal laundry as long as he comes across as the good guy. |
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That's not the band's dirty laundry between members though. The point was the brotherhood between them, if we're including record labels and outside issues then they've been doing that for years.
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