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Don wrote:Bon Jovi hits 3 million fans of Face Book. Does this spell the end for official band sites or can they co-exist with FB?
Journey's website has become complete garbage with the spam issues and over zealous members appointing them self as moderators.
With Neal initially complaining about the costs of a dedicated band site, should Journey and other acts set up shop on Face Book completely?
Should fan run sites be the ones to fill the space in between?
I know my news feed for Foreigner, Def Leppard and Meat Loaf are a lot more active than any of their official website pages.
What do you think?
Don wrote:Bon Jovi hits 3 million fans of Face Book. Does this spell the end for official band sites or can they co-exist with FB?
Journey's website has become complete garbage with the spam issues and over zealous members appointing them self as moderators.
With Neal initially complaining about the costs of a dedicated band site, should Journey and other acts set up shop on Face Book completely?
Should fan run sites be the ones to fill the space in between?
I know my news feed for Foreigner, Def Leppard and Meat Loaf are a lot more active than any of their official website pages.
What do you think?
Rockindeano wrote:Don wrote:Bon Jovi hits 3 million fans of Face Book. Does this spell the end for official band sites or can they co-exist with FB?
Journey's website has become complete garbage with the spam issues and over zealous members appointing them self as moderators.
With Neal initially complaining about the costs of a dedicated band site, should Journey and other acts set up shop on Face Book completely?
Should fan run sites be the ones to fill the space in between?
I know my news feed for Foreigner, Def Leppard and Meat Loaf are a lot more active than any of their official website pages.
What do you think?
I think you ought to PM the goddamned DVD music sales for this week so I can see where my boy is at.![]()
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Everett wrote:lights1961 wrote:i thought the internet was over...(prince 7.8.10)
hehe...
You were able to log in weren't you?
Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
This begs the question. Could they well in fact be lipping? When you play the same exact set night after night, like some other band we all know of, it's real easy memorize the music and the 'acting' of a singer....just saying. That was the real reason we found out about Journey lipping...same song after song, every night.
Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
This begs the question. Could they well in fact be lipping? When you play the same exact set night after night, like some other band we all know of, it's real easy memorize the music and the 'acting' of a singer....just saying. That was the real reason we found out about Journey lipping...same song after song, every night.
From what I know there is help involved, but no outright lipping. And the sets aren't identical every night, just safe and somewhat lifeless after what the band used to deliver.
That what was said about Journey till the mic failed, hopefully they wont have as many devoted fans and they wont get caught.Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
This begs the question. Could they well in fact be lipping? When you play the same exact set night after night, like some other band we all know of, it's real easy memorize the music and the 'acting' of a singer....just saying. That was the real reason we found out about Journey lipping...same song after song, every night.
From what I know there is help involved, but no outright lipping. And the sets aren't identical every night, just safe and somewhat lifeless after what the band used to deliver.
they of course have their songs they will always play that the general fan wants to hear, just like with every classic band. But I have seen them live the last 2 years, and this year it was surprising to me how many songs they played from their newer albums. What differs with BJ though, is their die hard fans continue singing along. They know the new music. The arena stays on their feet. When Def Lep tries this, people sit and go for beerRockindeano wrote:Don wrote:Bon Jovi hits 3 million fans of Face Book. Does this spell the end for official band sites or can they co-exist with FB?
Journey's website has become complete garbage with the spam issues and over zealous members appointing them self as moderators.
With Neal initially complaining about the costs of a dedicated band site, should Journey and other acts set up shop on Face Book completely?
Should fan run sites be the ones to fill the space in between?
I know my news feed for Foreigner, Def Leppard and Meat Loaf are a lot more active than any of their official website pages. What do you think?
I think you ought to PM the goddamned DVD music sales for this week so I can see where my boy is at.![]()
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
This begs the question. Could they well in fact be lipping? When you play the same exact set night after night, like some other band we all know of, it's real easy memorize the music and the 'acting' of a singer....just saying. That was the real reason we found out about Journey lipping...same song after song, every night.
From what I know there is help involved, but no outright lipping. And the sets aren't identical every night, just safe and somewhat lifeless after what the band used to deliver.
Coming from you, this IS something. I KNEW they were lipping. You basically validated my claim that BJ has been getting some serious help.
Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:
As for Bon Jovi, look, they are doing something right, especially after their last few lackluster efforts. As a big fan of BJ Gunbot, do they have a dirty dozen that the fans insist on hearing, or do they go the Bruce route and play something different every night?
Jovi are actually under intense criticism from fans for not changing up their set enough.
This begs the question. Could they well in fact be lipping? When you play the same exact set night after night, like some other band we all know of, it's real easy memorize the music and the 'acting' of a singer....just saying. That was the real reason we found out about Journey lipping...same song after song, every night.
From what I know there is help involved, but no outright lipping. And the sets aren't identical every night, just safe and somewhat lifeless after what the band used to deliver.
Coming from you, this IS something. I KNEW they were lipping. You basically validated my claim that BJ has been getting some serious help.
Hardly news. They are using canned backing vocals just like most other pop acts on the road right now...
Rockindeano wrote:Perhaps you just aren't "sure" of their real usage. I have it on pretty good authority that they are using and have been using more than just canned vocals. I think you know this too. Maybe I should collect a few boots from BJ and examine this?No offence to Jon, but he has really lost his upper end. The problem is NOT the backing- whether the other musicians can adequately perform backing or not -OR- the simple use of pre-recorded backing(it's not a major sin). No one cares about backing vocals. To even put out that excuse tells me there is something more to just "backing vocals." I personally believe Jon gets a lot of help on lead vocals....not to the extent of a Steve Augeri. He was a phony rock star. JBJ has a reputation and better be careful. And also, think of this. Who is the primary source for the backing vox? That's right, Ritchie is, and Ritchie can still sing, so the theory of just a little help seems to me to be bullshit.
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