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rickysambo 12-24-2019 05:03 AM

Well, I remember there being a great, funny video for it which is no longer available on YouTube.

bonjovi90 12-24-2019 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by rickysambo (Post 1260454)
Well, I remember there being a great, funny video for it which is no longer available on YouTube.


ajf33 12-24-2019 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by rickysambo (Post 1260454)
Well, I remember there being a great, funny video for it which is no longer available on YouTube.

yes it is! -
edit - but only on youtube itself!

Dave 1986 12-24-2019 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Walleris (Post 1260451)
I wasn't a fan at the time, but if I had to imagine at 2002 there were still a bunch of spandex heavy metal fans that were still attached to Bon Jovi that would have been very disappointed that their beloved band is "not a rock band anymore".

That's pretty much it but I doubt there were too many of 'those' types of fans left by 2002. :p Particularly with Bon Jovi as they'd long since moved away from that sound/image anyway.

But that era was awkward for fans worried about their favourite rock band not being a rock band anymore as you described. Particularly if, like me, you'd discovered them from "It's My Life", then spent the period between Crush and Bounce backtracked through their catalogue, realising how awesome their earlier albums were and wondering why they're now releasing songs like "Misunderstood". I remember thinking at the time, maybe they're easing the then-new generation of fans in with radio-friendly pop/rock singles/albums then eventually get back to rocking again. They never did ofcourse.

Adam Bendelow 12-24-2019 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave 1986 (Post 1260461)
That's pretty much it but I doubt there were too many of 'those' types of fans left by 2002. [emoji14] Particularly with Bon Jovi as they'd long since moved away from that sound/image anyway.

But that era was awkward for fans worried about their favourite rock band not being a rock band anymore as you described. Particularly if, like me, you'd discovered them from "It's My Life", then spent the period between Crush and Bounce backtracked through their catalogue, realising how awesome their earlier albums were and wondering why they're now releasing songs like "Misunderstood". I remember thinking at the time, maybe they're easing the then-new generation of fans in with radio-friendly pop/rock singles/albums then eventually get back to rocking again. They never did ofcourse.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't it say on the cd single that it was a radio friendly song?

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Dave 1986 12-24-2019 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam Bendelow (Post 1260462)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't it say on the cd single that it was a radio friendly song?

It probably did, but that wasn’t the point I was making.

JackieBlue 12-25-2019 02:47 AM

First time I heard it was on the TLFR DVD and I loved it. But I was disappointed in all the versions I heard after that because they didn't whisper, "Damn"; and that was what had originally caught my attention in the DVD version.

rickysambo 12-25-2019 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1260456)

Thanks! Its even on the official account, I see. I must have searched through my work computer which filters some content off youtube.


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