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1. THINFS
2. Knockout 3. Bad Name 4. Born To Be My Baby 5. Born To Follow 6. Lost Highway 7. Roller Coaster 8. Working Man 9. Becaue We Can 10. We Got It Goin' On 11. Who Says You Can't Go Home 12. It's My Life 13. God Bless This Mess 14. Scars on This Guitar 15. The Devil's In the Temple 16. Someday I'll Be Saturday Night 17. Blood on Blood 18. Lay Your Hands on Me 19. Have a Nice Day 20. Bad Medicine 21. Keep the Faith Encore 22. Always 23. Wanted Dead or Alive 24. Livin' on a Prayer |
Jon gets it. #faithrestored
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I wonder if Prayer is it, or if they'll end with Come on Up to Our House.
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Just not Come on up to Our House |
Maybe cos it's been a while, but I'm still getting goosebumps when the keys come in to start the electric part of Prayer.
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Ouch - he tried it.
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Goosebumps again when the crowd screamed after Jon's "LIVIN! ON A PRAYERRRRR!!"
I'm really genuinely enjoying this. |
Damn. He's worked hard on his voice.
I'm impressed. |
Judging from what I heard, Jon can still hit the high notes before the solo in Prayer, and "It's all that you got" after... not bad!
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Yeah... this works... for a guy that everyone thought who was done... came back with a nice album and a start to what looks like a promising tour...
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I will now be looking forward to my show - whoohoo.
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Now I think there are just two things to be done: 1) Work on the first half of the set list. Maybe throw in Born Again Tomorrow? ;) 2) Get the word out to the concert going public, that they are truly back. Did I forget something? Oh yeah, possible point 3: Despite all the considerable progress Jon made with his voice, he should be careful so that he will still have some good voice left for Europe :D |
Guess that's it. Not to bad to be the first show of the tour. The first and the second half of the show are like two different worlds imo.
15. The Devil's In the Temple 16. Someday I'll Be Saturday Night 17. Blood on Blood 18. Lay Your Hands on Me 19. Have a Nice Day 20. Bad Medicine 21. Keep the Faith Encore 22. Always 23. Wanted Dead or Alive 24. Livin' on a Prayer That's an great section song. Really enjoyed following this night. Have a feeling this tour will only get better from here. |
Jon's voice wasn't perfect, and the first half of that setlist was way too boring, but compared to what I was expecting... I am thrilled.
My worry is if his voice will hold out from show after show. I wish he had spread out the dates a bit more. |
I think he's singing the higher notes softer... instead of punching them out loud, he's softening certain parts... he must have worked with a coach on certain songs...
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Wouldn't mind to see a change in the setlist, but maybe it's designed in such a way to provide a vocal build up for the high notes in the last songs?
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I think this is right (higher notes softer). Where are all the people that said Jon is too lazy to work on his voice? [emoji849] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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Dang, just realised no Living With a Ghost either. That, and Born Again Tomorrow need to be in the set.
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Yep. I would say Born Again Tomorrow, We Don't Run and Living With the Ghost in and Because We Can, WWBTF, and Working Man out. This would work even if the first half is intended as a vocal warm up phase.
(I personally wouldn't mind Who Says to vanish from the set lists, but it seems like a fair amount of people are enjoying it). |
Setlist was published. Audibles were Whole lot of leaving, I'll be there for you, Raise your hands, Sleep when im dead and We don't run.
What's strange is the place he sang Always, the setlist says the song is "500 Miles". Anyone have any guesses? |
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That would be weird, but it's the only "500 miles" that comes to mind... |
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ALWAYS???
He would never do it on the first night of the tour/leg, even when his voice was better. I thought he was a comedian for doing this, but I see positive comments on the performance, so I'm super curious now. For those who watched the stream (since it's too early for any YouTube vids), how did the vocals compare to Always of 2011 and Always of 2013? And also, how did he generally sound on other challenging notes, e.g. chorus of Blood on Blood, chorus of Bad Name, verses of Bad Medicine, electric Sat Night, and others? |
I told you he would do Always ;)
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5. Born To Follow
6. Lost Highway 8. Working Man 9. Because We Can 10. We Got It Goin' On Dreadful If they drop the THINFS songs this tour will be over before it has even started I just can't. There's absolutely no logical reason for Follow, Workin Man and BWC to be there. Nobody cares about them. Huge disappointment. If those songs are still in the setlist after all the past fiascos, they are here to stay. I can accept Jon's voice, I can accept that the setlists will be hits + easy post2000 songs, most of which I don't like (all of them tbh). But I don't accept those shit songs over and over and over again for no reason (LH is ok but played to death) 6 songs from THINFS is really great. Until Jon decides that they are not working and instead we get WAN, ILTT, WWWB, Cap Crash and the likes. In the same show. I know the second part is pretty good, but does anybody really believe that Jon doesn't think the first part is almost as good? Sorry to be pessimistic but this is the same tour again and I really wasn't expecting it. I can't accept no singles from Bounce but the same shit songs from TC or WAN. They tanked the same. Fans don't care. Get rid of those damn songs for once |
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I just don't understand why he doesn't drop WAN and TC altogether. His "not looking into the past" policy is getting ridiculous. Does he really think that going further than 10 years is going to hurt his credibility as a non nostalgia band? There are plenty of songs from Crush-HAND that are well known and easy to sing. Songs that were regulars in their own tours and have been played since pretty frequently. Is the pre-LH era the new 90s?? :( |
Because I'm a petty loser who has nothing better to do than complain, I thought I'd dig the offline Periscope recording to analyse Jon's vocals after all the praise he's been getting. Overall, I'd say he put of a good fight, but there the vocal chords are gone there are no magic fixes, sadly.
I only listened to the songs I'm interested for this purpose: - Saturday Night - about the level of mid-2013 which of course is not great, but in 2017 qualifies as 'above expectations'. The "I know I'll get by" was off-key which is expected. David powerful "hey hey hey" is still there. One of the improvements since Richie's departure is that Dave really sings his heart out on this one! - Blood On Blood - due to added backing bocals it's become an easy chorus for Jon to hide, but on the pre-chorus ("we were so young" part) he struggled quite a bit. - Lay Your Hands - good effort from Jon, I am actually surprised that Jon even sings the chorus on this one, he should simply skip it and add his "all you gotta do" ad-libs. He sounded decent on verses, I'll give him that. And that long "you" was really good! They should definitely do the drum intro before the song to give Jon a 2-3 minute break (the same reason why David should do In These Arms) - Have A Nice Day - exactly the same as in 2015 which is a synonymn for 'absolutely attrocious'. Even all the delayed notes is not enough to make it listenable. Unfortunately the stream ended here I couldn't catch KTF, LOAP and Always. So I'll get back to them later |
Sounds like the consensus is the old boy pulled it out of the bag and I'm glad. This heightens the chance of a European tour surely. As for the set list... Meh, night one. What can you expect?
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But kudos to him for acknowledging the problem and fighting his way back. I'm sure if he had kept his 2015 voice but improved his alarmingly poor stage presence, he'd be more than fine now. People expect the natural decline of older singers/bands. He wouldn't have the no.1 tour but I'm sure the numbers would be still decent. But he went the extra mile, at least to improve vocally. So yeah, he deserves the pat in the back Quote:
Undivided The Distance Bounce Radio No Apologies We Don't Run Born Again Tomorrow (I think it was a single on some countries??) Plus non singles that seem to go well: Just Older Last Man Standing LTOR Water Do we really need to suffer through WFTWM and BWC? Follow I understand, it's on the GH. Awful song but Jon can justify why it's included. But not the others, considering they have many easy songs to choose from that will go well with the majority of the fans, I can't understand why. And what worries me is that they've been played two shows in a row now. It raises a red flag |
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I really want to hear Saturday electric. It's a song that works even with dodgy vocals when Jon gives his all. |
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