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So it could mean this is the "Come back as me" of this era. A last second release because it fits the point of view he wants to get out?
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Richie told me he had been on a tear. His writing was better than ever he said.
This song hits around 50/50 for me. It is not terrible but is something that lacks substance, in the same way Jon's music can sometimes. There is no staying power, so within a couple of days the song drops from my radar. I am unsure why he chases this poppy sound, you would never know he is a rock star or a guitar player. Even Jon is rocking more than this. That said, I love lots of pop music, and this lands somewhere around meh in quality and 3 plays and out in lasting appeal. I like the melodies, something both Jon and Richie are always good at. Even Legendary, which I dislike, gets stuck in my head if I hear it. And despite my own misgivings due to my personal tastes, I can see why someone may enjoy this song. By the way, just VPN to another region to hear it. |
There's a quote from JBJ in "People" where he's says they can be like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jon added that the “door is always open” for Sambora’s return.
“Phil X has done an incredible job. John Shanks, my co-producer and buddy, he’s done nine of my albums,” he said. “We’d look like Lynyrd Skynyrd, but f*ck yeah, come on up. There’s always another guitar to plug in.” Suggests to me if Richie Sambora ever came back it would be a guest ( a few shows/Final show) or having to accept John Shanks if JBJ could ever tour again. I think the former is more likely.... https://deadline.com/2024/04/bon-jov...ew-1235893947/ Some online fan reaction, wouldn't accept Richie up-there with John Shanks, BUT if it happens at least HE'S THERE. I'll accept that, even if I don't like the idea of John Shanks being there IF ( A BIG IF) Richie Sambora ever returned...... |
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The song's a lot better than Come Back As Me, I always felt that one sounded super try-hard. That being said, it really could use some dynamics. While it's a lot better than constant "epic acoustic guitars twanging away" ala recent BJ singles, the same groove throughout also wears down. Solo is okay, mostly notable for the effect (talkbox, I guess? Or autowah?), not the melody played. Spotify has the same credits as Youtube, by the way. |
I quite like the song, not overly rocky but it is catchy. As others have said, the solo is ok and fits the song.
Reminds me of the first time I heard Every Road Leads Home To You. Decent enough as a single for the album. Excited to see what's to come from Richie. |
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