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This isn't on topic, but I'm still amazed as to how people still try having a discussion with supersonic on here and expect some form of positive response. It's a lost cause.
Since the early 2000s, this has been an ongoing thing on here. He is knowledgeable, but his need to always be right and contradict whatever other say got old in 2004. Anyways, I would suggest you learn to filter his posts and keep the useful information and ignore the rest. |
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I have defended Jon over the years, rightly or wrongly but thats just the stance i have taken. However i can not deny that his voice has deteriated over the years ..BUT Going to a Bon Jovi convert is about so much more than just the state of Jons voice. I love the whole build up to the day, the excitement etc. Then on the actual day itself i love mingling with other Jovi fans in the pubs around the stadium etc, with the tunes on in the back ground. For me this is just a big a part of the day than the actual concert itself. Then when it comes to the gig, i have usually had more than my fair share of drinks to even notice how jon sounds, and besides me and my wife are usually singing our lungs out to notice any thing else around us. At the end of the day we both go home happy and knowing we have had an amazing day..and sure we can look back at the concert on you tube a few days after and hear Jons voice not sounding great, but when it comes down to it, does that really really matter? well for me the answer is no..i enjoy the whole experience and that for me is what its all about. Sent from my Acer Chromebook R11 (CB5-132T / C738T) using Tapatalk |
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That being said, we all have different things we care about during live shows. For me and my personal hearing, it gets on my nerves if when I hear things being out of tune, especially vocally. And obviously nowadays, a lot of the times when Jon sings, that what happens. I listen to so many other artists and go to a lot of shows, so I'm not (anymore) easily awed by the stage, the lights, the screens, "the atmosphere", the anticipation, etc. These things are a nice bonus, but for me, it's still about performing the music. And if that performance is objectively bad, that's a problem, no matter how many shining toys are there to distract me from it. So the whole "it's rock'n'roll, not opera bro" argument is nonsensical. I know you didn't say that, so I'm not attacking you, but some apologists do that and immediately get defensive about someone caring about things they supposedly shouldn't care about. I'll try not to be as much bothered about it during my Wembley show as I am on YouTube, but who knows if I'm able to, because that's just how my brain works. |
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Now why is it people get offended when fans tell them London just isn't the place to be when it comes to Bon Jovi shows? I don't give a **** if people tell me Bon Jovi play shit shows in The Netherlands because I know they don't. And my opinion is always right, as it's my opinion, and not yours. Quote:
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As for my negativity. Sure, it's there. There's a lot of it lately but then again, compared to even 5 years ago there's not a whole lot to celebrate either unless you get your kicks from Jon butchering Dry County once in a blue moon. However, I've been rather positive about most shows from the Lost Highway, The Circle and 2011 live tour. I saw a few shit shows that tour but for the most part I enjoyed the tours. Now for someone who's "been here" since 2011 it seems to be you who'd rather focus on my negativity than my positivity. You're always whining yet rarely come up with some ideas yourself and as soon as people counter your arguments you make things personal. Salaam Aleikum, Sebastiaan |
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