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And then, back to Sydney - here's the only Hallelujah performance of the BWC tour (from night #2): https://youtu.be/ZNNvFrRds48 While Jon's vocals are pretty good for the most part, it's truly heartbreaking to hear him run out of air while trying to hold the long note near the end of the song, remembering what he was capable of doing at that part just 2.5 years earlier: https://youtu.be/KRlAdSTKTEU (Mannheim 2011) EDIT: The guys also delivered a rousing rendition of Hey God in Mannheim: https://youtu.be/IX00TId2bHQ |
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One of the best performances of Prayer from Jon vocally, as he hits the C5s in the regular choruses and hits the Eb5s in the key change. Towards the end he is out of breath after nailing the first key change ' Ooh we're halfway there, woah- OH livin on a prayer, take my hand and we'll make it I swear woah- OH livin on a prayer ". |
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I'm posting this here because I'm bummed they never played it live. Now, I'm sure even back in 1995/96 knew his limits but they played STBI and My Guitar Lies Bleedng which are harder to song. I mean, c'mon man, the only high notes on Hearts Breaking Even are at the end, why did they never play that it when Jon said in an Interview about the tracks on These Days that they really look forward to playing it live? |
Very good performance of Let It Rock. The guys are clearly happy to be playing this one again. |
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https://youtu.be/qWTR5YOH_5I That high "...where EVERYbody goes..." at the start of the second verse sounds absolutely immense! As for another immense vocal performance, here's These Days from Munich 2011 (one of the very few songs - with the others being Always and Bed Of Roses - where Jon honestly sounded decent on at this show): https://youtu.be/HLT7BQiV75A |
I didn't read the whole thread so I may repeat some video.
Richie was amazing in the beginning and he and Jon combined so well. |
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There must be a treasure trove of pro shot stuff sitting somewhere. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
Another good one. Jon hits all the high notes but in the key change - " Woah-OH livin on a prayer " you can hear his voice is already damaged. |
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Anyone know what's the difference in this "long" version? And didn't remember Hugh was in that video, did anyone?
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Jon absolutely nails the last chorus (especially the high note on "...and I wanna BE..."). However, he doesn't bother going for the "ooh, woah-oo-o-ooh, woah, yeah..." part at the end of the song, which - at least for me - implies that he didn't think his voice was up for it that night. Now that I think about it, he probably could have sung that part rather easily back then even with his voice being a bit shot (like it was through most of the gig), but for some reason just wasn't confident enough. |
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Had you REALLY forgotten about that kind of a once-in-a-lifetime experience? Shame on you! :D |
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Mannheim felt like a much better performance, not even to think about Frankfurt three years earlier where he was into the song like hardly on any other post-2000 occassion. |
Probably the best performance of I Believe but what is more impressive is that they performed it in the original key! |
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But oh, that show in Frankfurt. Easily one of the best. Best rendition of These Days since 1996 I think. And Mannheim... The sound on the field was perfect and the band was clearly having a great time. I've never had a Bon Jovi song hitting me like a steamtrain like Hey God did back then. Salaam Aleikum, Sebastiaan |
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Btw, here's one of my favorite post-2k performances on any song in concert - the acoustic version of These Days from London 2010: https://youtu.be/nmSqcDvyFtE Jon's vocals are amazing. And those harmonies, goddammit, those harmonies... what do you think about that one, Seb? Actually, I don't remember you complaining about anything else but the set lists during the whole year '10 - not even about Jon's voice! :D Of course, I wasn't a Jovitalk member back then yet, but I've read all those concert threads (of pretty much every year/tour) through, and you were exceptionally positive on the Circle tour - as were most others, too. God, how I wish Jon had maintained those '08-'11 pipes of his... I mean, the guy could've sung pretty much any song in the BJ catalogue decently (at least) back then! Why he didn't even attempt My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms at the O2 is beyond me - if he was able to nail Let It Rock and STBI the way he did, he probably wouldn't have struggled that much on MGLBIMA either. While (again) mourning over the fact that Jon can't sing well anymore, let's try to forget about the sad reality by taking another trip down the memory lane and revisit the F***ING AMAZING version of Bed Of Roses from the second night of the O2 run: https://youtu.be/7HVykpwP5N8 That last "...on a BEEEEED of naaaaails..." sounds heavenly. Where the hell did that guy disappear within the following three (!!!) years? I'm obviously aware of all the theories displayed on these boards, but I still can't help being confused while having read all the comments you guys have made about these things many times... damn, I miss the real Jon. I think we all do. |
One of the best performances of MGLBIMA. Man, listen to those harmonies in the chorus, I miss hearing them these days(no pun intended). |
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People tend to hype Yokohama because it's the only quality show available from the the These Days tour - yet it was one of their worst performances of 1996. The band pretty much had an off-night and Richie's guitar solo on My Guitar actually sounded quite horrendous for his 1996-standards.
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Wembley night 2 was among their best of 1995, night 3 wasn't. |
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Sometimes the shows where you don't expect much are the best. For instance, I didn't have high hopes for Dresden since shows in East Germany had always been rather poor, but it blew Munich out of the water. Munich's been overrated since they did the mindblowing shows in 2001 and 2003. I wasn't there in 2006, but 2008 also wasn't anything to write home about. Jon had blown out his vocals with a great Always rendition early and and from then on there was only Hey God and mostly autopilot for the rest of the night. |
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Hmm, I thought Munich 2011 was a great show, but then, yeah Dresden was much better, although shorter. The sound even was better (not so loud/distorted), and then we got Undivided, etc.
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Maybe he cant sing it anymore but id rather this than anything off LH, TC or THINFS |
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