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APK876 11-26-2006 06:39 PM

Review of BJ box set
 
http://the-screen-door.blogspot.com/...-be-wrong.html

A few years ago I wrote an in depth of the BJ box set before it had been released. I just started a blog to house most of the writings I have written for online magazines over the years (many of which have been Bon Jovi)...so I figured I'd let everyone know the box set review is up there for your reading pleasure.

xTony
http://the-screen-door.blogspot.com/

Captain_jovi 11-26-2006 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by APK876 (Post 708951)
http://the-screen-door.blogspot.com/...-be-wrong.html

A few years ago I wrote an in depth of the BJ box set before it had been released. I just started a blog to house most of the writings I have written for online magazines over the years (many of which have been Bon Jovi)...so I figured I'd let everyone know the box set review is up there for your reading pleasure.

xTony
http://the-screen-door.blogspot.com/

While I disagree with some of your assumptions as to what was recorded for when, it was really well written and made me want to put on the box set instantly. Nice work!

Cuchulainn 11-26-2006 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi (Post 708953)
While I disagree with some of your assumptions as to what was recorded for when, it was really well written and made me want to put on the box set instantly. Nice work!

i agree very good review but if u want to argue over the times they were writtian check out bj.com because they gave a list of when they were recoreded. hink it should in the old news section somehwere

Captain_jovi 11-26-2006 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Cuchulainn (Post 708999)
i agree very good review but if u want to argue over the times they were writtian check out bj.com because they gave a list of when they were recoreded. hink it should in the old news section somehwere

There's a lot of those I refuse to believe. At the end of the day, it just comes down to common sense. I fully believe Ordinary People is from 99/2000, same with All I wanna do is you. Meh.

Cuchulainn 11-26-2006 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi (Post 709001)
There's a lot of those I refuse to believe. At the end of the day, it just comes down to common sense. I fully believe Ordinary People is from 99/2000, same with All I wanna do is you. Meh.

well was it not done by odie i know he can joke around a lot but i dout he would have lied about the times and dates and i think he would have a better knowledge than us on it no matter what ears it sounds like its from!

Captain_jovi 11-26-2006 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Cuchulainn (Post 709009)
well was it not done by odie i know he can joke around a lot but i dout he would have lied about the times and dates and i think he would have a better knowledge than us on it no matter what ears it sounds like its from!

No, they flat out said there are errors due to shoddy labelling and a bad memory. The majority of them seem right but there are a handful of them that just can't be from the time period said. Even in the dvd, Jon says Ordinary People has a vibe like Lullaby by Shawn Mullins, and that wasn't even recorded until '98ish, so it can't really be from These Days.

I have to go with my gut on some of the songs, I think. I wish they had been labelled better, I don't like having to guess.

Becky 11-26-2006 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi (Post 709012)
. I wish they had been labelled better, I don't like having to guess.


Imagine how stupid they feel--can't even remember when they wrote certain songs! ;) I think some of Tony's guesses are just as good as some of their guesses. :lol:

Captain_jovi 11-26-2006 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Becky (Post 709020)
Imagine how stupid they feel--can't even remember when they wrote certain songs! ;)

Hahaha I gotta think they've written so many that to think "why aren't you dead" is from Crush? I can't even imagine how many songs they've written, total.

bonsab 11-27-2006 05:56 PM

Well done
 
Itīs ok my friend it was a good challenge to write all the review.

Congratulations

Mr. Saturday Night 11-27-2006 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi (Post 709012)
No, they flat out said there are errors due to shoddy labelling and a bad memory. The majority of them seem right but there are a handful of them that just can't be from the time period said. Even in the dvd, Jon says Ordinary People has a vibe like Lullaby by Shawn Mullins, and that wasn't even recorded until '98ish, so it can't really be from These Days.

I have to go with my gut on some of the songs, I think. I wish they had been labelled better, I don't like having to guess.

1998 is the latest I can imagine for that song. The mention of flying high like Michael Jordan tells me that the latest this song could've been recorded is 1998 since that's when MJ retired, and a line like that wouldn't work unless he was active.


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