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It's a celebrity cliche! Richie has surrounded himself with plenty of "Yes" men. He basically has his own entourage I guess with those fashion guru's, and that would be great for him if they didn't intervene with his music. But, they're all over that aspect of his career too. Meh, I really shouldn't give a flying **** about this anymore, when Tico, Hugh and Phil make a collaboration and do a show playing kick ass 70's and 80's rock songs then you have my undivided attention....
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MJ once was singing this..
Speechless speechless, that's how you make me feel... Richie! now.. what can I say about this song? I was listening to it last night and really tried hard to like it but.. nothing! anyway that's a matter of taste we can't all agree on this. plus I don't care when he wrote it, for the Circle or if it couldn't make it on Aftermath. I say that this is the song he chose to share with us now and the band's first response is adding new dates on tour. ok! but.. what about the song itself? to me this is a huge disappointment, it's not a Richie sound at all. not our familiar rock Sambora sound. it's like you listen to a boy band imho. ok I'd prefer Richie to announce the release of the song but I cannot blame Nikki cause, as already being mentioned here, we do NOT know why she did and what her part is in this or Richie's life in general, so I'd suggest we'd better calm down on this.. after all, patience is a virtue :-) we're gonna find out sooner or later maybe. though I have to admit that she must stay out of this! I think it's time for Richie to think like seriously about some things, his legacy let's say. if he wants to remain in our hearts as a great musician and a great rock songwritter or if he kinda changes and being more pop let's say. I think there are some serious issues he'll have to sort out sooner or later, and of course announce them the same goes for the band, they have to make an official statement. we have to know, thay have to make this clear. |
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For all we know, she leaked Come Back As Me to show Richie how much the fans hate it! LOL. It's ludicrous, but only as ludicrous as the concept of her pulling all the strings behind the scenes. And for me, I don't understand why people are on her case for helping us hear music we haven't before. As you said, Richie didn't tweet the link. She just had a little undiscovered something. If anything she should be thanked for getting it out there, no matter how much people don't like it. A lot of negative energy, not necessarily focused in the right direction, it seems... |
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"Yoko Lund"? Right back to making assumptions. Wow, what a bunch of drama queens. I wouldn't be surprised if Richie (or someone close to him) reads these boards. If he does I doubt he'd want to return to the band after reading some of the shit on here and elsewhere. People aren't exactly making winning arguments that would persuade him to come back, if anything it would push him even more away. |
Guys, some of you posting here on this thread are just insane.
Even if Richie loves Bon Jovi, even if Richie loves playing those songs, touring, etcetera it's still just a job! There's OTHER THINGS IN LIFE FOR HIM THAN SERVING YOU ALL. Keep that in mind before bashing Richie or even that (hot) girl Nikki. |
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I'm starting to wonder after reading all the thoughts on here if Richie wants a pink slip as opposed to quitting? Wonder if the legal would be different? I know I'm going way out there.... Also hate to admit I saw something on Tpx that makes a bit of sense, remember when they said would be putting a music trac with the clothing purchase? Could this be that? |
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Got it. Convincing. :rolleyes: |
Apparently some batshitcrazy fans were posting hate messages on Nikki's facebook page.
She deleted them and wrote: This is a house of LOVE. Well done. I don't remember Bon Jovi fans ever being this out of control. That says more about them than Nikki. |
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Someone has their facebook page filled by ignorant, nasty little buggers and she's meant to just accept it? Balls. If someone did that to YOUR facebook page, would you? I'd delete them, block them, and then perhaps post a message that is positive and encouraging, without resorting to being childish or petty. Well handled, I thought. |
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Some of those comments on the YouTube page are just stupid
Great new music So cool, this is what Richies about. Etc etc. The song is filth and if Richie wants to record more stuff like that then he will be gone from the music biz very quickly |
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She can do whatever she wants on hers, I don't care, my comment was about the "This is a house of love" line, soooo cheesy. About Nikki Lund, can somebody tell me who she is? Has she ever achieved anything in the fashion business or is she (as I think) a nobody trying to get attention by hanging around a rock star? |
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He has quit Bon Jovi. He has a niche appeal that could quench whatever thirst he has for playing lives shows and releasing material. He won't be playing in front of 50,000 people or appearing on The X Factor but at this stage in his life he's done it all and doesn't have to stick around the creative black hole that is Bon Jovi. |
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You've been to the future and seen the Almanac of rock and pop to come, have you? Why is everyone obsessed with selling out stadiums and selling millions of records?! It's not about that. It's about being creative. I guess some people will never understand that. As someone just said (forgive me, I clicked reply before taking note!), he's done it all. If he can walk away from a tour, there's likely to be very little craving for those sort of huge crowds, and he signed to a small independent label for Aftermath. Huge numbers aren't what it's about, boys and girls. And if you/we/me don't like his new tunes, I'm sure he'll be just fine... |
Bon Jovi fans are getting a reputation....and it's not a good one. This is what Lorenza has to say about the craziness:
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And your signature is still one of the greatest things I've ever read in BJ land! |
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As for the Twitter / Facebook abuse. It's just pathetic. People have turned into monsters over an issue they know relatively nothing about. |
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This has noting to do with the main issues/conspiracies/etc but can I just say that here's another song from Richie that beyond what it may or may not be about sounds like it could fit in with any Bon Jovi album released in the last 10 years. But yeah, let's keep pretending that (again, for better or worse) Richie has been trapped in Bon Jovi and hating every minute of it.
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I'm not suing it sounds like a specific Bon Jovi song, but it goes for relevant pop elements, drum machines, etc. Lyrically, it's right in ere with the "I am me, I live my life." stuff.
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As it has been said before, it's funny how when Bon Jovi inserts modern music elements into their art (ala I'm with you autotune) becomes "lame". And when Mr. Sambo releases something like "Come back as me" it's "creative and experimental".
About "Come back to me": Absolutely it's not rock, and not his best effort, but I kinda like it. On the other hand I don't like the clear message to Jon (come on, his "lyric is very timely" tweet and the Frankie & Dean reference are not casual). It's sad what this band is becoming. A Versace-wannabe soon-to-be ex-guitarist blinded by the glamour and fame monster, a workaholic vocalist with a shot voice, trying to be the next Leonard Cohen with his own E-Street Band, instead of the awesome self he was... I'll really try to enjoy the show at Mexico City, with or without Richie. Something tells me that it will be the second and last time I'll see the band live. Just hope the setlist is not a downer like in 2010. Easily the worst on the tour. |
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Embarrassing. What a pile of shit.
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So eloquently put. |
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