BON JOVI

[finupbarefootchildren]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

[Jahfin]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

No.

[nycparrothead]

No

[LIPH]

I saw him for free on the Today Show a couple of weeks ago. That's about the only way I'd see him.

[nycparrothead]

I saw him for free on the Today Show a couple of weeks ago. That's about the only way I'd see him.

Free or not.. I still would have asked for a refund...

[dawgfan]

My wife love Bon Jovi,they have always been her band since the 80's.I bought 2 tix for her and me to go see them.
The show was well chorographed sound was good but after 2 1/2 hours of music and 2 encores they left the stage without playing Runaway. So I promised myself I will never go again.

[PalmettoSon]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

If you like their music, it's definately worth it. My fiancee is a big fan, and rates that as one of her favorite concerts, and they certainly put on a good show. They throw in the occasional unexpected cover song (often '50s & '60s party tunes) and do a good job of interacting with the audience. I'd much rather see Bon Jovi than someone like Clapton who I'd rather listen to (I've never seen a more bored entertainer on stage than E.C.).

[Ilph]

I saw him for free on the Today Show a couple of weeks ago. That's about the only way I'd see him.

Free or not.. I still would have asked for a refund...

Hold your hand out, I'll give you your refund.

[A Balding Fan]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes they are worth it if you have good seats. Saw them crap--I dont know back in maybe 86 or 88 whenever the Slippery When Wet tour was---Damn good show.

[a1aara]

I'm taking my wife to see them this coming Wendsday. We only paid $135.00 total for 2 tickets. I will let you know how it goes.

[NorthernConch]

The new, adult stylings to the old songs are great. I would certainly go see them. Plus if you watched them with Sugarland on CMT, the spark is stil there.

[tequilatom]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

[A Balding Fan]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

[Jahfin]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

There's lots of great music out there these days. And, speaking just for myself, I wouldn't exactly cite Bon Jovi as how great music was back when Slippery When Wet was popular.

[Lightning Bolt]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes they are worth it if you have good seats. Saw them crap--I dont know back in maybe 86 or 88 whenever the Slippery When Wet tour was---Damn good show.

[A Balding Fan]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

There's lots of great music out there these days. And, speaking just for myself, I wouldn't exactly cite Bon Jovi as how great music was back when Slippery When Wet was popular.

Come on Jah---you wouldnt take back all the great music from the mid 80s back over half the crap that is put out today???

Come on back in the 80s You had bands selling out stadiums 7 nights in a row in each city.

[Jahfin]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

There's lots of great music out there these days. And, speaking just for myself, I wouldn't exactly cite Bon Jovi as how great music was back when Slippery When Wet was popular.

Come on Jah---you wouldnt take back all the great music from the mid 80s back over half the crap that is put out today???

There's plenty of great bands out these days but if you're going just by what you see on MTV and VH1 and what receives commerial airplay then you're only getting part of the picture. That was true of the 80s as well.

Come on back in the 80s You had bands selling out stadiums 7 nights in a row in each city.

I guess that might be something to take into consideration if it was important. It doesn't matter to me how many nights any given artist can sell out a stadium, I'm more interested in the music. In fact, these days a stadium is going to be one of the last places you'd find me, especially when it comes to newer bands. I'm much more likely to be found in smaller venues checking out good groups.

[A Balding Fan]

I was gonna buy some Bon Jovi tickets??? They are around 90.00. Has anyone seen him? I wanted to know if he's worth that?

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

There's lots of great music out there these days. And, speaking just for myself, I wouldn't exactly cite Bon Jovi as how great music was back when Slippery When Wet was popular.

Come on Jah---you wouldnt take back all the great music from the mid 80s back over half the crap that is put out today???

There's plenty of great bands out these days but if you're going just by what you see on MTV and VH1 and what receives commerial airplay then you're only getting part of the picture. That was true of the 80s as well.

Come on back in the 80s You had bands selling out stadiums 7 nights in a row in each city.

I guess that might be something to take into consideration if it was important. It doesn't matter to me how many nights any given artist can sell out a stadium, I'm more interested in the music. In fact, these days a stadium is going to be one of the last places you'd find me, especially when it comes to newer band. I'm much more likely to be found in smaller venues checking out good groups.

You don't think back in the 80s The Police were any good, Genesis (both carnations), VAN HALEN (not Van Hagar) were any good.

Yes I agree with you, most of the better bands are playin smaller Venues-- like the Dropkick Murphys. But still, If I woulda had the time, I would have LOVED to seen Bon Jovi again this past weekend.

[Jahfin]

Yes.....very good in concert.......saw him when he had the slippery when wet tour!!

Damn wasn't that a great show----Back when music actually ROCKED, instead of just sucked donky dong.

There's lots of great music out there these days. And, speaking just for myself, I wouldn't exactly cite Bon Jovi as how great music was back when Slippery When Wet was popular.

Come on Jah---you wouldnt take back all the great music from the mid 80s back over half the crap that is put out today???

There's plenty of great bands out these days but if you're going just by what you see on MTV and VH1 and what receives commerial airplay then you're only getting part of the picture. That was true of the 80s as well.

Come on back in the 80s You had bands selling out stadiums 7 nights in a row in each city.

I guess that might be something to take into consideration if it was important. It doesn't matter to me how many nights any given artist can sell out a stadium, I'm more interested in the music. In fact, these days a stadium is going to be one of the last places you'd find me, especially when it comes to newer band. I'm much more likely to be found in smaller venues checking out good groups.

You don't think back in the 80s The Police were any good, Genesis (both carnations), VAN HALEN (not Van Hagar) were any good.

I'm not sure why you're you singling out those bands when I didn't mention any of them. I liked plenty of stuff that was commercially successful back in the 80s but not all of it. There was also just as much crap clogging the airwaves back then too, mostly what you saw on MTV.

Yes I agree with you, most of the better bands are playin smaller Venues-- like the Dropkick Murphys. But still, If I woulda had the time, I would have LOVED to seen Bon Jovi again this past weekend.

Speaking just for myself, "lite metal" or "hair bands" were a big part of what I didn't like about music in the 80s so I can't say I share the same sentiment but to each their own.

[The Lost Manatee]

I saw Bon Jovi at the 2002 Olympics. They were alright, better then Kiss and the Dixie Chicks. I'm not paying $90.00 a ticket to see them though.