Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1249768)

I think that this was in 1993 as they were touring the UK then. So either May or September 1993.

Originally Posted by Becky (Post 1249765)

Save the World was written for Armageddon. Jon gave them Mr. Big Time instead out of respect for Steven Tyler b/c Aerosmith recorded I Don’t Wsnt to Miss a Thing & Steven’s daughter was in the movie. I think Save the World was used to promote U-571 in Japan thought. I’m a little fuzzy on that one, but I think that’s correct.

Originally Posted by Rdkopper (Post 1249769)

I think the question still remains opens as to if there was an early blue print.

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Originally Posted by Rdkopper (Post 1249767)

Do you know the year?

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Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru (Post 1249777)

Hmmm... you know that JBJ has said he has "An early dementia", right? (joking of course)

however: "Always was recorded since May 1993, I wrote it for the film, I got the script and I loved both: title and idea, I read the scrip and said: I have to be the guy that have to write this! And after Blaze of Glory I wanted to do something else, right away! And it was this! So we recorded it on the road, you know Pino Palladino played bass and there was electric drum, David played piano, Richie played a little bit of guitar but with a really different production, it was made for movie and it was going to be a solo for this film. And it was very good, but the film wasn't it. We loved the song and it was for the next band record, it was so good that it would work best on the Greatest Hits record and so we re-recorded it as a band and on the course of a week we recorded this and Prayer '94, all in Nashville."



I'm not back, but I still can post when I want, 'cause I do whatever I want, remember? >_< jajajajaj

Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru (Post 1249777)

Hmmm... you know that JBJ has said he has "An early dementia", right? (joking of course)
however: "Always was recorded since May 1993, I wrote it for the film, I got the script and I loved both: title and idea, I read the scrip and said: I have to be the guy that have to write this! And after Blaze of Glory I wanted to do something else, right away! And it was this! So we recorded it on the road, you know Pino Palladino played bass and there was electric drum, David played piano, Richie played a little bit of guitar but with a really different production, it was made for movie and it was going to be a solo for this film. And it was very good, but the film wasn't it. We loved the song and it was for the next band record, it was so good that it would work best on the Greatest Hits record and so we re-recorded it as a band and on the course of a week we recorded this and Prayer '94, all in Nashville."

I'm not back, but I still can post when I want, 'cause I do whatever I want, remember? >_< jajajajaj

Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru (Post 1249781)

just in case:
(10:37) https://omny.fm/shows/ugly-phil/ugly...018-with-jon-b
-_-

about the "Drinking" thing of the other day, when I got a cold I use to drink 1 strong drink, it works I'm 100% fine now, lol

Merry Christmas, everybody!

Originally Posted by Rdkopper (Post 1249784)

Cool little interview... Jon actually sounds like his old self again!!!

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