13-01-2011, 09:44 AM
How about Bon Jovi? I know they aren't exactly what they used to be but man...I remember that one and only time they came. I was there to see them but probably too young to appreciate them fully.
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13-01-2011, 09:44 AM
13-01-2011, 10:28 AM
Yes I remember Kermit's Rainbow Connection - quite a classic indeed haha. I am not sure why so many new artistes are just churning out covers of old hits. I've heard so many versions of Eternal Flame and Don't Dream It's Over that I get quite put off!
For Bon Jovi, his older hits used to be much, much better. I believe the band has mellowed down way too much and some of the pop has approached bubblegum standards (an exaggeration, I admit, but you can see what I am trying to say). I think with their latest album, at least they seem to have revisited their rock roots. Stuff like I'll Be There For You, Living In Sin and Living On A Prayer were classics in their time.
For Bon Jovi, his older hits used to be much, much better. I believe the band has mellowed down way too much and some of the pop has approached bubblegum standards (an exaggeration, I admit, but you can see what I am trying to say). I think with their latest album, at least they seem to have revisited their rock roots. Stuff like I'll Be There For You, Living In Sin and Living On A Prayer were classics in their time.
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