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This well he can be happy and bring that energy in rock songs, but there are others that need to be something more ... dramatic or requires another tone, and just watch Phil doing these movements and with that stupid smile.... just annoy a great time, but ok, this only happens if you see the video. I'm just saying he does not have to be constantly clowning. |
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It's a lose-lose situation - not enough movement means no stage presence, and too much and then he's "clowning" around. What do they have to do to please us fans! |
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This is not Raise Your Hands or Blood on Blood. |
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Rolo...be nice. Phil's a great guy and wants to be there!!!
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Rolo will never be happy with Phil, its pointless to argue.
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*People wish Bon Jovi would be fun again*
*it happens* *NOT LIKE THAT!!!* |
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Phil has a heavy metal style, you can see it in the way he plays, in the kind of guitars that he use (no Fender, no Gibson), the long hair, and of course if you listen something of his main band Drills.
He has a lot of energy and he use it on stage live or in a music video. In the other hand you have someone like Hugh, static player, who donīt use to bang his head, or jump, or smile or do funny faces. Heīs just there standing in front the mic. The band could be playin some of the hard rockin 80 songs but you wonīt be seeing Hugh jumpin fron one side to another. There is not just ONE way to play on stage. And thats fine for me. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-PCSyNBgnY
He looks 100% into the song. That's what I want from Jon. |
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This was an instant favor of mine at the Basie show!! Still loving this song!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Completely the opposite of What About Now. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk |
Phil seems like the guy who lives the night of his life when he is playing with Bon Jovi, like "I can't believe it, it's happening, yeah Bon Jovi!". Meanwhile the other members also seem to have fun but they are also tired and used to it :P
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Absolutely love Rollercoaster! I love the 'ooohhh' parts at the end of some lines.
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I really hope they keep Rollercoaster and We don't run for the tour! Both sound amazing live! Who is doing the backing vocals on Scars on this guitar? Is it Dave? He's absolutely nailing it!!
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These performances Jon sounds better than on the first 2. Looks like a test warm up for the stream. I'm confident in the dude that we will get better vocals come show time next year.....
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jon improves with every show...hope he continues to work this out...
i have seen all the 3 shows til now and its evident he feels more confident, it was also obvious he smilled and moved more, he has a long way to go to do the back catalogue justice live but its promising there seems to be improvement. i love most of the new songs, hope there is a bunch of them in the setlists and some setlist staples that stayed for too long like lost highway-leaving going on-we got it going on-because we can etc become replaced by new songs, i think 5-6 new songs would be ideal if placed right and combined with oldies. |
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This should be the perfect time to start anew. They have strong songs live, they seem to enjoy playing them, Jon's voice is holding up pretty well so the more new songs they use, the better, everybody and their mother has already heard at least 4 songs from the album and chances are most fans have had the chance to watch most of them live. They really don't have lots of excuses this time to ditch the new songs because they are not working. They are clearly working live, when was the last time that happened? The only problem I see is some of them might sound too similar, but at least they have many options this time for a nice rotation. Well, they only one they can't touch is Devil's. If they don't make it a staple live I will... I don't know what I'll do but it won't be nice :bad-word: |
Does or did anyone put a link together of all songs with the best qualities? So we could have all 4 shows...
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I'm calling foul, he always seems high energy in whatever he's performing at to me.
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Phil is streets ahead of Richie in terms of reliability and dare I say it, technique, these days.
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The new songs don't need technique, look at John Shanks for the love of God.
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But when the above comment was made I knew it'd be less than 20 minutes before you jump on it :D |
PhilX is just the real PhilX. If you don't know his vids for Fretted Americana you should check some of them, it'll give you a good idea! ;)
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I don't hold it against Shanks or Phil that they aren't Richie; I hold it against them that they don't make me miss Richie. I have never believed that Brian Johnson is as good as Bon Scott, but I believe he's done a good enough of preventing me from missing Bon Scott. |
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There's people on this board who will probably have a better technique than RS right now. He is a mess. His repetitive licks and runs and lazy phrasing are obvious to anyone who plays. He used to be an exceptional player, very clean and had a wonderful sense of melody. Rolo, I promise you if RS put on a guitar clinic now and challenged Phil X, Phil would embarrass him. |
Plenty of players that have been at it for a long period of time have some signature tricks they tend to use often and they also tend to lose some spark, some sense of what made it special at the beginning or peak. Richie is still a great guitar player, what he lacks is consistency and maybe some confidence, but his passion is still there. As for who is better, I believe I read somewhere on here that that's like comparing Eric clapton with Eddie van halen, they're both guitar gods to me, and so are richie and phil. It all boils down to personal preference, Phil is definitely more technically proficient and consistent, but I can't envision him writing something as moving as stranger, that said he's the perfect guitarist for Bon Jovi right now....
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No doubting Phil isn't of the same calibre as RS in terms of song writing. Richie Sambora between 1986-1998 was exceptional - great guitarist, gifted song writer and a fantastic singer. The honest truth of the matter is he is currently a very sloppy, lazy guitarist and for that reason alone, he can be judged against someone who stylistically, may be different. He is being judged on basic things, things all professional guitarists should be competent in. Phil being a faster player wouldn't make him better than Richie - but Phil being much more professional and consistent and way more innovative in his approach to playing, does. That's how I see it! |
richie is a better musician artist guitarist songwriter imo, phil x is more technically accomplished the last 10 years or so...
richies timing chord use harmonies ideas are better imo he just became lazy with time and abussions...if you once were a great musician(not just guitarist)you cant unlearn it...phil x pleasantly impressed me during the last 4 shows but he goes into the axeman / shredder category for me than in the musicians one.. |
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