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What About Now US Release: 2013-03-12 UK Release: 2013-03-11 Label: Island Here’s the good news for Bon Jovi: Their new album, What About Now, will debut at the top of Billboard’s album chart, their third straight studio record to hit Number One. The new record’s traction has been helped, in part, by the success of “Because We Can”, the big catchy lead single, the band’s most inescapable hit in at least a decade. Moreover, the band remains one of the world’s most profitable touring acts, showing no signs of slowing down and currently selling out arena stops on their current tour as fast as they did in 1987. Despite such mammoth success, why is that Jon Bon Jovi feels so underappreciated? In some ways it is precisely due to such success.
That is, What About Now would appear to be Jon asking if Bon Jovi will now finally get voted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Yes, the band was snubbed again for the 2013 inductions, another sore thumb for Jon, who has been striving to be taken more seriously since about 1992, when he claimed that the Keep the Faith album was social commentary, a more serious, post- Nevermind turn from the pop-metal eighties. But no one ever quite accepted Jon Bon Jovi as a writer of political music or as a serious musical spokesman for any social disease, not on Keep the Faith, not on 1995’s uncharacteristically dark slice-of-life set These Days, not on the post-9/11 anthems from Bounce, not in the workingman pleas from 2009’s The Circle. Jon refuses to give up, though, so now we have What About Now, the 12th Bon Jovi studio album, on which JBJ takes a few more stabs at populist commentary, once again backed by guitarist Richie Sambora (one of the most valuable wingmen in rock), keyboardist David Bryan, and drummer Tico Torres.
(And for the love of god, Free Hugh McDonald! This guy has been playing bass for Bon Jovi ever since Alec John Such left over twenty years ago, and they still keep the poor bastard back in the shadows.
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They played American Idol the other night, and they made Hugh play from backstage. Note to Jon: You’re not the Rolling Stones, and even they wouldn't pull that kind of stunt.). Fans and critics have always been quick to notice that the Bon Jovi’s attempts at being taken seriously or efforts to finally garner some critical acclaim -- another sore subject -- never really played to what made the band occasionally great. The band’s ultra-romantic, I’d-die-for-you, Jersey-kids-just-trying-to-make-it mythology is what turned the bright lights on them in the first place, and the stories of Tommy and Gina from “Livin’ on a Prayer” (revived in “99 in the Shade” and “It’s My Life”) and Danny and Bobby from “Blood on Blood” were prime aphrodisiac nostalgia, delivered by feathered and passionate Jersey-sound studbuckets, with guitars and keyboards and Aquanet all over the place. Nobody wanted Jon Bon Jovi to sing about social ills; they wanted him to tell us that love is a social disease.
Foreign policy? Take me back to Tokyo Road. Healthcare debate? Your love is like bad medicine. Bon Jovi were so perfect as the rowdy, open-hearted, pretty-but-Jersey-tuff rock-and-roll true believers that they owned a sizable chunk of the late eighties, dominating the MTV dial-in shows and spawning more imitators than the market could ultimately tolerate. The reason we shake our heads today in disbelief at the days of hair metal is that so many bands got signed in the wake of Slippery When Wet, all of them trying way too hard to add to the Bon Jovi template, that the whole thing eventually descended into ridiculous leather-and-lipstick-and-Flying-V parody. It was inevitable then that Bon Jovi would ease away from their own image, and since they could outplay and outsing the other bands in the phylum, they were able to achieve the longevity that has eluded every other Cinderella and White Lion of the day.
However, the move to “message songs” proved artistically tricky for the band, as Jon’s reach as a lyricist often extended his grasp. After all, Bon Jovi corners the market in two areas: supersized round-chorused pop-metal anthems (“You Give Love a Bad Name”, “Born to Be My Baby”) and soaring power ballads (“Never Say Goodbye”, “Bed of Roses”). If Bon Jovi didn’t invent these forms exactly, they perfected them during Reagan’s second term. Later on, any time the band attempted to get serious, with strident midtempo ninetiesguitars, the songwriting fell flat and dragged down albums like Have a Nice Day and Bounce. That’s quite a pickle for a band as talented and hard-working as Bon Jovi: evolution and stagnation are equally awkward.
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What About Now US Release: 2013-03-12 UK Release: 2013-03-11 Label: Island Here’s the good news for Bon Jovi: Their new album, What About Now, will debut at the top of Billboard’s album chart, their third straight studio record to hit Number One. The new record’s traction has been helped, in part, by the success of “Because We Can”, the big catchy lead single, the band’s most inescapable hit in at least a decade. Moreover, the band remains one of the world’s most profitable touring acts, showing no signs of slowing down and currently selling out arena stops on their current tour as fast as they did in 1987. Despite such mammoth success, why is that Jon Bon Jovi feels so underappreciated? In some ways it is precisely due to such success.
That is, What About Now would appear to be Jon asking if Bon Jovi will now finally get voted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Yes, the band was snubbed again for the 2013 inductions, another sore thumb for Jon, who has been striving to be taken more seriously since about 1992, when he claimed that the Keep the Faith album was social commentary, a more serious, post- Nevermind turn from the pop-metal eighties. But no one ever quite accepted Jon Bon Jovi as a writer of political music or as a serious musical spokesman for any social disease, not on Keep the Faith, not on 1995’s uncharacteristically dark slice-of-life set These Days, not on the post-9/11 anthems from Bounce, not in the workingman pleas from 2009’s The Circle. Jon refuses to give up, though, so now we have What About Now, the 12th Bon Jovi studio album, on which JBJ takes a few more stabs at populist commentary, once again backed by guitarist Richie Sambora (one of the most valuable wingmen in rock), keyboardist David Bryan, and drummer Tico Torres.
(And for the love of god, Free Hugh McDonald! This guy has been playing bass for Bon Jovi ever since Alec John Such left over twenty years ago, and they still keep the poor bastard back in the shadows.
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They played American Idol the other night, and they made Hugh play from backstage. Note to Jon: You’re not the Rolling Stones, and even they wouldn't pull that kind of stunt.). Fans and critics have always been quick to notice that the Bon Jovi’s attempts at being taken seriously or efforts to finally garner some critical acclaim -- another sore subject -- never really played to what made the band occasionally great. The band’s ultra-romantic, I’d-die-for-you, Jersey-kids-just-trying-to-make-it mythology is what turned the bright lights on them in the first place, and the stories of Tommy and Gina from “Livin’ on a Prayer” (revived in “99 in the Shade” and “It’s My Life”) and Danny and Bobby from “Blood on Blood” were prime aphrodisiac nostalgia, delivered by feathered and passionate Jersey-sound studbuckets, with guitars and keyboards and Aquanet all over the place. Nobody wanted Jon Bon Jovi to sing about social ills; they wanted him to tell us that love is a social disease.
Foreign policy? Take me back to Tokyo Road. Healthcare debate? Your love is like bad medicine. Bon Jovi were so perfect as the rowdy, open-hearted, pretty-but-Jersey-tuff rock-and-roll true believers that they owned a sizable chunk of the late eighties, dominating the MTV dial-in shows and spawning more imitators than the market could ultimately tolerate. The reason we shake our heads today in disbelief at the days of hair metal is that so many bands got signed in the wake of Slippery When Wet, all of them trying way too hard to add to the Bon Jovi template, that the whole thing eventually descended into ridiculous leather-and-lipstick-and-Flying-V parody. It was inevitable then that Bon Jovi would ease away from their own image, and since they could outplay and outsing the other bands in the phylum, they were able to achieve the longevity that has eluded every other Cinderella and White Lion of the day.
However, the move to “message songs” proved artistically tricky for the band, as Jon’s reach as a lyricist often extended his grasp. After all, Bon Jovi corners the market in two areas: supersized round-chorused pop-metal anthems (“You Give Love a Bad Name”, “Born to Be My Baby”) and soaring power ballads (“Never Say Goodbye”, “Bed of Roses”). If Bon Jovi didn’t invent these forms exactly, they perfected them during Reagan’s second term. Later on, any time the band attempted to get serious, with strident midtempo ninetiesguitars, the songwriting fell flat and dragged down albums like Have a Nice Day and Bounce. That’s quite a pickle for a band as talented and hard-working as Bon Jovi: evolution and stagnation are equally awkward.
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What About Now US Release: 2013-03-12 UK Release: 2013-03-11 Label: Island Here’s the good news for Bon Jovi: Their new album, What About Now, will debut at the top of Billboard’s album chart, their third straight studio record to hit Number One. The new record’s traction has been helped, in part, by the success of “Because We Can”, the big catchy lead single, the band’s most inescapable hit in at least a decade. Moreover, the band remains one of the world’s most profitable touring acts, showing no signs of slowing down and currently selling out arena stops on their current tour as fast as they did in 1987. Despite such mammoth success, why is that Jon Bon Jovi feels so underappreciated? In some ways it is precisely due to such success.
That is, What About Now would appear to be Jon asking if Bon Jovi will now finally get voted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Yes, the band was snubbed again for the 2013 inductions, another sore thumb for Jon, who has been striving to be taken more seriously since about 1992, when he claimed that the Keep the Faith album was social commentary, a more serious, post- Nevermind turn from the pop-metal eighties. But no one ever quite accepted Jon Bon Jovi as a writer of political music or as a serious musical spokesman for any social disease, not on Keep the Faith, not on 1995’s uncharacteristically dark slice-of-life set These Days, not on the post-9/11 anthems from Bounce, not in the workingman pleas from 2009’s The Circle. Jon refuses to give up, though, so now we have What About Now, the 12th Bon Jovi studio album, on which JBJ takes a few more stabs at populist commentary, once again backed by guitarist Richie Sambora (one of the most valuable wingmen in rock), keyboardist David Bryan, and drummer Tico Torres.
(And for the love of god, Free Hugh McDonald! This guy has been playing bass for Bon Jovi ever since Alec John Such left over twenty years ago, and they still keep the poor bastard back in the shadows.
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They played American Idol the other night, and they made Hugh play from backstage. Note to Jon: You’re not the Rolling Stones, and even they wouldn't pull that kind of stunt.). Fans and critics have always been quick to notice that the Bon Jovi’s attempts at being taken seriously or efforts to finally garner some critical acclaim -- another sore subject -- never really played to what made the band occasionally great. The band’s ultra-romantic, I’d-die-for-you, Jersey-kids-just-trying-to-make-it mythology is what turned the bright lights on them in the first place, and the stories of Tommy and Gina from “Livin’ on a Prayer” (revived in “99 in the Shade” and “It’s My Life”) and Danny and Bobby from “Blood on Blood” were prime aphrodisiac nostalgia, delivered by feathered and passionate Jersey-sound studbuckets, with guitars and keyboards and Aquanet all over the place. Nobody wanted Jon Bon Jovi to sing about social ills; they wanted him to tell us that love is a social disease.
Foreign policy? Take me back to Tokyo Road. Healthcare debate? Your love is like bad medicine. Bon Jovi were so perfect as the rowdy, open-hearted, pretty-but-Jersey-tuff rock-and-roll true believers that they owned a sizable chunk of the late eighties, dominating the MTV dial-in shows and spawning more imitators than the market could ultimately tolerate. The reason we shake our heads today in disbelief at the days of hair metal is that so many bands got signed in the wake of Slippery When Wet, all of them trying way too hard to add to the Bon Jovi template, that the whole thing eventually descended into ridiculous leather-and-lipstick-and-Flying-V parody. It was inevitable then that Bon Jovi would ease away from their own image, and since they could outplay and outsing the other bands in the phylum, they were able to achieve the longevity that has eluded every other Cinderella and White Lion of the day.
However, the move to “message songs” proved artistically tricky for the band, as Jon’s reach as a lyricist often extended his grasp. After all, Bon Jovi corners the market in two areas: supersized round-chorused pop-metal anthems (“You Give Love a Bad Name”, “Born to Be My Baby”) and soaring power ballads (“Never Say Goodbye”, “Bed of Roses”). If Bon Jovi didn’t invent these forms exactly, they perfected them during Reagan’s second term. Later on, any time the band attempted to get serious, with strident midtempo ninetiesguitars, the songwriting fell flat and dragged down albums like Have a Nice Day and Bounce. That’s quite a pickle for a band as talented and hard-working as Bon Jovi: evolution and stagnation are equally awkward.
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