[YOVANAfromPeru]

I think the "He knows everything." is a good thing, it's the smartest thing to know your own numbers.
He's talking with his accountant, of course they're going to talk about money...
A really good accountant talk about the core of the business (in this case: music) just sayin'... -_-

[steel_horse75]

What about now was released 6 years ago today.
As poor as it is I prefer it to THINFS after you take out all the crap like army of one, amen, the fighter, not running and old habits but it was definitely the album that was the beginning of the end of Bon Jovi as we knew it.



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[faith1985]

Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru

I think the "He knows everything." is a good thing, it's the smartest thing to know your own numbers.
He's talking with his accountant, of course they're going to talk about money...
A really good accountant talk about the core of the business (in this case: music) just sayin'... -_-

Making a 25% deal is not going to the core of business it is details and it shows Jon is occupying his mind with things that do not really matter enough. What a CEO should know: we are doing that many deals a year to get this as an outcome and we give these things back as goodies (oh wait, BJ don't do goodies anymore)

[faith1985]

Originally Posted by Thinny

For a look at how social media should work, take a look at a band called The Dead Daisies. They are fantastic at social media stuff and a lot of bands should take a leaf out of their book!

I will!

TBH,Social Media was part of my degree at Uni and we were so hopeful that people would embrace the interactive side to it and really communicate with their customers and so on. But I am always happy when people do that. If I am really honest I used to show people who I did some Social Media for how not to do it with reference to the BJ side and the Pasta thing. IT IS NOT THERE TO JUST THROW 'LOOK HOW GREAT WE ARE' IN YOUR FACE.

[Jovi98]

Originally Posted by steel_horse75

What about now was released 6 years ago today.
As poor as it is I prefer it to THINFS after you take out all the crap like army of one, amen, the fighter, not running and old habits but it was definitely the album that was the beginning of the end of Bon Jovi as we knew it.



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For me also WAN is a good album…

And "is the last album with Richie"

[YOVANAfromPeru]

Originally Posted by faith1985

Making a 25% deal is not going to the core of business it is details and it shows Jon is occupying his mind with things that do not really matter enough. What a CEO should know: we are doing that many deals a year to get this as an outcome and we give these things back as goodies (oh wait, BJ don't do goodies anymore)

The scenario is if merchandise sucks, album sucks, concert sucks; how you could put the price you want?
Wait, just because you’re Jon ****ing Bon Jovi??? >_< lol

Originally Posted by Jovi98

For me also WAN is a good album…

And "is the last album with Richie"

yeah!, THINFS is the worst album ever, IN MY OPINION -_-

[faith1985]

Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru

The scenario is if merchandise sucks, album sucks, concert sucks; how you could put the price you want?
Wait, just because you’re Jon ****ing Bon Jovi??? >_< lol




yeah!, THINFS is the worst album ever, IN MY OPINION -_-

No disrespect but what does your respond have to do with my post?

[YOVANAfromPeru]

Originally Posted by faith1985

No disrespect but what does your respond have to do with my post?

Then, I have no idea what you were talking about...

[faith1985]

Originally Posted by YOVANAfromPeru

Then, I have no idea what you were talking about...

That is ok

[bonjovi90]

First time I've watched this in ages:

Bon Jovi - On Tour/Making Crush - YouTube

Acutally quite a nice documentary and, for anyone who's ever wondered about it, the majority of the interviews plus some behind-the-stage footage in the beginning were shot on September 8th 2000 right before the band's show in Nuernberg.