Pretty cool video

There are also Blood On Blood, Walk This Way and Lay Your Hands On Me on Youtube.

Milton Keynes was awesome. Walk This Way, Richie's solo at the end part, is fabulous.

Ill have to have a looksy

A great Bad Medicine medley from Long Island 2011:

https://youtu.be/MtiH9EKdqiI

Richie Sambora - Live IMT Show, Australia 1998

What a nice surprise to find a pro-shot video from the Undiscovered Soul tour. I wish I had a chance to hear this song live...

Another great video

Watched this earlier. Didn't realize how good it sounded live. First time I'd heard/watched it in ages. Actually liked watching Richie playing the guitar solo too as studio I've always felt it was average and just long for the sake of a 'long solo'



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I'm a bit drunk now (here in Finland the age restriction for alcohol is 18 years), so I guess this gig kicks even more ass for me than usually:

https://youtu.be/FGaNnTvxUyE

Bloody hell, that setlist... sure, there's no Dry County, Always, These Days or Hey God, but:

* Wild In The Streets
* In These Arms
* I'll Be There For You (Richie)
* Saturday Night (I happen to LOVE the acoustic version as well)
* Never Say Goodbye
* Blaze Of Glory
* Blood On Blood

I miss those times a lot. A LOT.

PS. Jon's voice was already great back in late January '08 as well! :D It's incredible how fast he started to improve range- and power-wise after the sad event that was the TV broadcast from Tokyo earlier that month. I guess he could've even nailed Always in Australia already, but for some reason we had to wait until April...

And walk this way ! I was at the gig ... got the cd .... but only 9 tracks on it . Can't even find the full set list

Yeah I found it thanks
Why does cd only have 9 songs?
The 1993 show (which I was at) is on there in full but no video footage. Shame.

That's my favorite I Believe version (First song of video). I think it's from Milton Keynes.
The clips put together for I Believe also is very good.

Not sure .... I know they played the boys are back in town , living in sin.... some stuff which would be amazing to hear these days . Even if you search the set list only 9 tracks appear for some reason

I love the introduction of the beginning too, great editing work, and the Jimmy Page cameo for see to Richie play with the band.

Intro
Lay Your Hands On Me
I'd Die For You
Wild In The Streets
You Give Love A Bad Name
Pink Flamingos
Let It Rock
Living In Sin
Blood On Blood
Runaway
Livin' On A Prayer
Wanted Dead Or Alive
The Boys Are Back In Town
Walk This Way*
Bad Medicine/Shout
(*w/Steven Tyler And Joey Perry)

Not the best quality, but does seem to be the full Milton Keynes '89 set as posted above by Bonjovi90!v

yes exactly how I felt about the solo in next 100 years. And the "nananana " just before rends the whole thing not enjoyable. If it was without "nananana" I'd give it a pass.

****!!! The Circle Tour was great

Haha you beat me to it :D Jon was really on fire there, one of my favourite Damned performances!

Damned is such a scorcher live

Oh f*ck man... that's our band and our Jon. How I wish we had the power to turn back time (a pun definitely intended).

Oh, a full dream, Richie Sambora returns to the band.

Agree... When I look back to what seems like yesterday, it really paints a clearer picture of what we have today... Jon's voice is really the dictator of it all and everything else is just the snowball effect after...

That performance of Damned is natural... It's a musician being sucked into a performance and letting go... Jon is now a guy covering his own music and trying to make it sound as close to what it once was as possible... Unfortunately, that stuff can't be faked. It's always fun attending concerts but if you're into collecting live shows, these times are depressing...Everytime I hear Jon say, 'Someone Take Me To The C' I want to throw up... I wish they would just axe that intro and go right into the three count... Anyway....

I hope Jon does figure it out because something is just not adding up... The fact that Jon can't mutter the words 'Is There A Doctor In The House' without it sounding like baby talk however, he can go belt out a power ballad like Bed Of Rose three songs later is freaking mind boggling...



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maybe someday
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Derek Shulman (former A&R vice president at Mercury who signed the band)
Shulman saw Sambora at the event and thinks the famed guitarist will rejoin the band. “I smell something,” says Shulman. “And they should [reunite],” despite numerous issues that led to a five-year separation. “I have a feeling it's going to happen.” But not just yet. Sambora and Orianthi have their RSO album due out this week, and Bon Jovi has a tour to finish.

I saw what you did there! :)

I'm with Derek Shulman. I've believed that all along. I still haven't given up on the idea that this is one of the reasons Irving Azoff was brought on board. He ain't the Miracle Manager for nuthin'. I guess time will tell; but it's nice to know that someone who actually knows them believes it, too!

Do you have a link to the quote from Shulman? I've been trying to keep track of him ever since I read somewhere that he and Richie were together for dinner or something in NYC. I know dinner isn't breaking news but it was still enough to make me go "hmmmm..." I probably wouldn't have thought too much about it had it not been right around the same time that Richie was also getting involved with Doc McGhee and Bob Rock; and I thought it was interesting that all these guys from the early days were crawling out of the woodwork at the same time.

That's just the way my inner conspiracy theorist connects dots. It may mean nothing at all; but I'm still curious about what led Shulman to make the comment. Especially since Ori's making noise about a solo project coming out around the end of the year and Phil-X is tweeting about finishing up the Drills' album this summer and hoping to take it to Europe soon after it's finished. (Or at least that's what a friend who follows that stuff on social media tells me.)

Hihih, I write here in hieroglyphics, if some of you are smart enough you will understand... 'cause I'm not crazy in any way, pfff...

here's the link: https://www.newsday.com/entertainmen...den-1.18345295

Thank you ma'am! :)

A high quality YouTube of the Rock And Roll Of Fame performance (at least until the HBO Copyright Strike Force shows up)


Which was anticipated, LOL -- click here!

I’ll stick to the audience version - at least listening to it leaves some of Jon’s vocal flaws less prominent (not inaudible at any point, though - but it’s way less painful to listen to than this mess).

That's the uncut version (which is an impressive leak, actually!)

The HBO broadcast was heavily edited, including Jon's vocals and thus is somewhat enjoyable.

Can some paste links to both?

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Is the hbo version online?

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I haven't seen it anywhere. I signed up yesterday for a trial version of HBO Now. It's going to be available on "On Demand", through June 3rd if I'm not mistaken.

Thank you - I was actually at the show last night and couldn't watch this.

Looks like HBO is repeating it quite a lot so I’m recording the airing at 5:30 pm today.


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REPOST: Uncut Update
 

The uncut version has been upsized and granted asylum:
http://rocktivity.com/bj/bjHOF.webm

Here's an article http://tvline.com/2018/05/11/tremors...n-bacon-watch/

I remember an old movie with these monsters, it was fun to watch a thousand years ago

Of course Young Guns was better.

If you mean as movie, Tremors is a better movie than Young Guns. I never liked this movie, and I love westerns, but was not good, although the soundtrack is fabulous. Tremors is a cult classic and I love it, very fun.