I've seen something very similar in an article on a Croatian website. First it was the band "Jon Bon Jovi", then it was "Bon Jovi", grammatically it was even worse. Tweeted them about it, dunno why, it's not like they care.

Sometimes I really wish they had named the band differently. :lol:

On our Radio Station they said this morning that Jon officially confirmed that he has fired Richie. I asked the Radio Station for the source, the answer was that he is for now only fired for the US leg and that it's not sure what comes after this.

Yeah sure, someone get fired for three weeks and hired again.

A source still isn't said and the Radio host doesn't answer anymore.

Wonderful thing about music - sometimes there's no logic behind it, just feelings.

I'm not a fan of the lyrics, but I like the beginning with the organ and drums, the double vocals on the verses when Richie comes in, and the two guitar solos, esp. the one at the very end. In particular, I like the way it sounds on the Wal-Mart soundcheck video. That final solo by Richie, though very brief, has more feeling in it (imo) than the song as a whole, or even than most of WAN as a whole.

Are you incapable of understanding sarcasm?

All their doing is taking the same old quotes and fitting a different story around them.

This is some of the worst journalism ever.

It was kinda hard to tell, given your recent and pretty hefty mood swings (regarding the band).

I thought amongst all the "never give ups" there was a "never let up." :rolleyes:

Favorite reference of the thread.