Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru (Post 1266333)

his voice, after the coronavirus, seems worse >_< jaja

Originally Posted by steel_horse75 (Post 1266363)

Mitch Was asked to do a Bon Jovi interview to promote the Own live album.
He got to where the meeting was happening and a spokes lady gave him a CD.
He thought he was given a OWN promo but the lady said that’s the interview answers on the CD and the questions for you to put in magazine and connect answers to are inside the cd on the inlay card.
He said I thought I was here to meet Bon Jovi? She said no they aren’t doing any for OWN so have just released this CD of answers and everyone is being given the same.

So every interview in magazine or radio (before internet took off) had same questions and answers.

On the pod they the do the interview as if they were on the radio but tongue in cheek.


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Originally Posted by eddie73 (Post 1266365)

Dave has always had a terrible voice IMO .... he's not as good as he thinks he is

Originally Posted by Burlhouse (Post 1266375)

Celebrating Slippery’s 34 years, we’ve got a little bit of humour from JBJ.


https://www.instagram.com/p/CEC-VDTj...d=lgs4031y1k8v


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Originally Posted by kleman (Post 1266376)

heh, good one Jon :)
btw he looks 100% like Roger Waters :cool:

Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1266509)

Bounce just released an EP called Lockdown with 7 (partly re-arranged) Bon Jovi songs, including Hey God in some kind of TLFR/ballad style. That one has no high notes, not taxing vocally, but is so intense that it kicks the 4 new songs we've heard in the bucket. Plus it's actually well produced.
Just goes to show that, even with his limited vocals, something exciting could still easily be possible to pull off. It doesn't have to be big rock anthems, those days are gone for good.

Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1266509)

Bounce just released an EP called Lockdown with 7 (partly re-arranged) Bon Jovi songs, including Hey God in some kind of TLFR/ballad style. That one has no high notes, not taxing vocally, but is so intense that it kicks the 4 new songs we've heard in the bucket. Plus it's actually well produced.
Just goes to show that, even with his limited vocals, something exciting could still easily be possible to pull off. It doesn't have to be big rock anthems, those days are gone for good.