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Originally Posted by Faceman
I don't know what to think about it.
A singer with no voice and a guitarist who hadn't had his (musical) shit together for the last decade. A mathematician would say minus x minus = plus but I'm not sure this converts to this kind of situation.
And what happens with Phil and Shanks and Everett?
The stage has already been overloaded at the Hall of Fame performance.
If we still had 2014 I'd been excited as hell. But a lot has changed.
Bon Jovi aren't the same band anymore that Richie left in 2013. The guys aren't the same anymore, their capabilities aren't the same anymore.
Maybe I'm too negative, but right now I can't see this becoming something too good.
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I'm going to tell you what would be even less than less. That the 40th anniversary could be exactly the same as the April 2022 tour.
I see some crying for Phil and Shanks... really? Look, this band just needed one guitar player, and Jon screwed it up by implementing a second guitar. You just have to bring Richie for the 40th anniversary, and have Phil as a backing guitarist. Shanks can disappear at this tour, the guy is a producer. In the best case, he could have a fleeting appearance in some shows.
A 40th anniversary without Richie is a bigger disappointment than a 40th anniversary without Shanks.
I repeat, this is the last chance to see the band with Richie. This train is not going to happen again.