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jovifan93 09-30-2016 02:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alphavictim (Post 1208047)
I dunno, it's ****ing JBJ. So there's two things to keep in mind:
1. We won't get stuff from the vaults just because a random (fan) interviewer asked. This kind of questions is pretty pointless.
2. Certain topics will get a "streamlined" answer. ("Do you miss hanging out with Richie?" would fall into that category)

I'd like to ask questions that I think he'd actually answer and that don't boil down to stuff we can figure out ourselves ("why has your voice changed?").

So.
-As you grew older and obviously your life changed, did you find it harder to go back to certain themes, not even necassirly lyrical but also in terms of attitude? Did certain things become easier?

-You have made it clear that the audience deserves an uplifting show from you. Were there ever times you wanted to vent about certain things in songs but felt it would just not work for what the band is all about? If so, what happened to those songs?

-When did you first get a clear impression what the identity of the band was, and when was it last updated?

-You are obviously the face of the band and, especially with Richie gone, the main creative force. Are there certain aspects about the band, its direction and live show, that people underestimate about the other guys from the band? Do you reckon their input is overshadowed even among die-hards, or is it really mainly your show?

-Are there certain songs you feel you should have done at a later point in your career as you weren't really able to pull off the subject matter back then?

-You have done a lot of writing with John Shanks over the last years. Did you write more in the studio for these albums, or does he chip in on stuff you have prepared beforehand?

-Billy Falcon has obviously been a friend of yours but only came in the picture as far as writing goes with Crush. Was there anything in particular that prompted to get him more involved?

Great questions! Such a shame we'll probably never get an answer to those ;-)

PanosBonJovi 09-30-2016 03:24 PM

Easy. Why didn't he keep a steady course after These Days album as regards the band's sound and why after Crush/Lost Highway experiments he didn't go back to a heavier rock sound. Plus if he can fix his voice and why doesn't he do 3 hours shows

Walleris 09-30-2016 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alphavictim (Post 1208047)
I dunno, it's ****ing JBJ. So there's two things to keep in mind:
1. We won't get stuff from the vaults just because a random (fan) interviewer asked. This kind of questions is pretty pointless.
2. Certain topics will get a "streamlined" answer. ("Do you miss hanging out with Richie?" would fall into that category)

I'd like to ask questions that I think he'd actually answer and that don't boil down to stuff we can figure out ourselves ("why has your voice changed?").

So.
-As you grew older and obviously your life changed, did you find it harder to go back to certain themes, not even necassirly lyrical but also in terms of attitude? Did certain things become easier?

-You have made it clear that the audience deserves an uplifting show from you. Were there ever times you wanted to vent about certain things in songs but felt it would just not work for what the band is all about? If so, what happened to those songs?

-When did you first get a clear impression what the identity of the band was, and when was it last updated?

-You are obviously the face of the band and, especially with Richie gone, the main creative force. Are there certain aspects about the band, its direction and live show, that people underestimate about the other guys from the band? Do you reckon their input is overshadowed even among die-hards, or is it really mainly your show?

-Are there certain songs you feel you should have done at a later point in your career as you weren't really able to pull off the subject matter back then?

-You have done a lot of writing with John Shanks over the last years. Did you write more in the studio for these albums, or does he chip in on stuff you have prepared beforehand?

-Billy Falcon has obviously been a friend of yours but only came in the picture as far as writing goes with Crush. Was there anything in particular that prompted to get him more involved?

Fantastic post!

rokuli 09-30-2016 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alphavictim (Post 1208047)
I dunno, it's ****ing JBJ. So there's two things to keep in mind:
1. We won't get stuff from the vaults just because a random (fan) interviewer asked. This kind of questions is pretty pointless.

pointless? oh how wrong you are sir.

Its not about getting or not getting gems from the vault by asking this. Its about hearing JBJ personally answering and commenting on this subject, which would be utterly interesting.

Alphavictim 09-30-2016 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rokuli (Post 1208189)
pointless? oh how wrong you are sir.

Its not about getting or not getting gems from the vault by asking this. Its about hearing JBJ personally answering and commenting on this subject, which would be utterly interesting.

I dunno, I doubt it'd amount to much more than "I don't think that's in the cards now". Do you reckon he's gonna get sentimental and talk about writing the songs? Doesn't seem the type to enjoy talking about the past too much, especially if it's the portions that he can avoid.

liljovi93 09-30-2016 09:16 PM

The only way this will get noticed is if people start tagging the band on social media and people connected with the band.

I've done it everyday.. just needs more people!

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