Originally Posted by Jovi98 (Post 1249985)

I think that we gotta be happy that a new album are coming because every new album is " a new world to discover" , for me the last two albums are good albums…., obviously the stile is changed , for example i prefer Bounce and Have a Nice Day than THINFS for various reasons but also THINFS is ok :) anyway…. i'm Always happy to hear new songs and i hope that after new album Jon he decides to release another Box Set.…

what do you aspect from the new album?

Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1249987)

I'm hoping for:
- anything that goes off the beaten pattern
- a different sound, the last four albums were pretty much interchangeable
- actual themes and not observations and the state of the economy
- some musical depth, no matter in what form

I'm expecting:
- What About Now part 4

Originally Posted by Eveline (Post 1249988)

God, so true! New album - bad. No album - bad. We're fu**ed anyway *tears up*

Originally Posted by bonjovi90 (Post 1249987)

I'm hoping for:
- anything that goes off the beaten pattern
- a different sound, the last four albums were pretty much interchangeable
- actual themes and not observations and the state of the economy
- some musical depth, no matter in what form

I'm expecting:
- What About Now part 4

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Originally Posted by Walleris (Post 1249989)

Wrong.

I am totally fine with Jon never putting out another mediocre album or playing another sad show with his current voice and protecting whatever Bon Jovi legacy there's still left.

Originally Posted by Walleris (Post 1249989)

Wrong.

I am totally fine with Jon never putting out another mediocre album or playing another sad show with his current voice and protecting whatever Bon Jovi legacy there's still left.



I echo these with one more 'hope' - I hope Jon has something to say. While the production of THINFS was the usual crap, the songwriting had some good moments. Most of us liked the songs like Living With The Ghost or God Bless This Mess, not because they're 'timeless and universal', but because they were very identifiable as to what was Jon going through in his life which he described in those songs - breaking up with Richie (LWTG) and getting old and declining and coming to terms with it (GBTM). However, if Walls and When We Were Us anything to go by, he already emptied his gas tank on those inspirations, so I don't expect much.

Originally Posted by Thinny (Post 1249997)

I think WWWU and Walls is probably a good indication of where the next album will take us. I like Walls as a song, but that's not what I want from Bon Jovi. WWWU just seemed like an attempt to capitalize on the Hall Of Fame induction.