Loved Bon Jovi.I was a teen when they first came out and I got to see them twice in concert 1985 and again in 1987. It was awesome! I had Jons poster hanging on the back of my door,lol. The 80s..The Best of Times!
I am 51 years old so I grew up with all these 80's bands. It was such a great time for music. There were so many great ones but I guess my favorites were Bon Jovi and Def Leppard. Jon Bon Jovi still writes and sings to this day. He has been married to his wife for over 30 years. You should watch an interview with him and his wife. They have the JBJ Foundation. They help the homeless, veterans and many others in need. They did alot for people during covid. They are truly amazing.
Wow…amazing, so much energy! And no autotune or lip syncing. Those were the days… My fav song is Blaze Of Glory, Jon’s single venture which he wrote for the movie Young Guns 2.
I’m 53 years old so I grew up listening to the song I remember hearing it for the first time on the radio and I was obsessed with that there are certain songs that you listen to in certain videos that you watch and it really brings you back and you feel like you were just there and this song is one of those songs for me. The memories that I get flowing back when I listen to it watch the video is amazing. This song is a masterpiece
This whole album was 🔥🔥🔥🔥Slippery When Wet. My cousins had never listened to Rock. My older brother am I were music heads. He was eleven years older so I listened to a variety of music. He listened to what I was into. One Saturday we were relaxing outside and I played slippery when wet. HE LOVED THE ALBUM. His sister today says he played it until he couldn’t anymore. I still say sometimes when asked how I am doing, I am living on a prayer. The other song is: I WALKED THESE STREETS A LOADED SIX STRING ON MY BACK, I PLAY IT FOR KEEPS BECAUSE I MAY NOT MAKE IT BACK. I BEEN EVERYWHERE, YET I AM STILL STANDING TALL, I BEEN A MILLION PLACES AND I’VE ROCKED THEM ALL. I AM A COWBOY ON A STEEL HORSE I RIDE, I AM WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
10:01 - Funny you should say that you're favorite Bon Jovi song is You Give Love A Bad Name since that's the song that they usually pair with Livin On A Prayer when they open a show with it, and you better believe that was the follow up to Prayer at that show if you want to react to it. I think it's easily one of the best song combo's of all time and I was lucky enough to see the band play these two songs together last year in Nashville. You could tell it was a tough tour on his voice but Jon still brought the energy to the crowd that night when he started the song in the audience right as the house lights first went out. I would highly recommend watching more of their live performances. I would argue they are one of the greatest live acts of all time, especially since they are historically pretty flexible in what songs they'll play at each show. You never know for sure what you'll hear at a Bon Jovi show, unlike some bands where you can see them once on a tour and basically know what to expect on almost any other night.
Bon Jovi rocks. Dont miss “Dead or Alive” or “Blaze of Glory.” In the meantime, check out “Man In The Box” by Alice in Chains” ( the official video, please)
Such a great reaction fellows! You're right good music brings us ALL together, Black, Brown, White, Yellow or freakin' purple. I loved your reactions. I was getting into because of you three! I'm a 64 year old guy from Detroit that grew up on Motown and 70's and 80's Rock. Keep up the good work my friends! Love it!
Great reaction guys, I love seeing diverse people react to my favorite band. Bon Jovi. I was lucky enough to ride with a cool kid to school, he didn't like bon Jovi so he gave me the cassette. Cassette. That was in 1983. They have been my favorite band ever since. I have seen them in concert five times and had tickets to a 6th but a family emergency prevented me from going. They are the five best concerts I have ever seen in person and I have seen well over 150 concerts. @Fenom202 I absolutely loved what you said about music and diversity. Diversity is what makes this country great, I don't know why conservatives can't understand that, getting to enjoy each other's company, learn from each other's experiences, appreciate culture, music, food and a different way of seeing the world around us is what makes us stronger as a nation and a community. I enjoy a very broad music appreciation as well. There are some songs I just have to crank in my Camaro, family affair by Mary j. Blige, killing me softly by the fugees, yeah by usher, I think it's usher, and of course bon Jovi, I love Eminem, I still listen to Abba, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, I don't care what genre it is. Is if it's good. It's good. If I like it. I like it, if someone else doesn't that's okay, no one's musical taste is going to be identical. Anyway, I'm going to follow you guys because I would love to see more reactions by you. Oh, and my favorite concert was the New Jersey tour, I was dating my ex-wife, we drove from Great falls Montana to Kalispell Montana to pick her up, then we drove to Spokane to spend the night. The next evening we drove to Pullman Washington, Washington State University, to watch the concert. They opened with lay your hands on me. They started to admit smoke or fog over the stage. The band was under the stage. You could hear their instruments practicing, it sounded a little like an orchestra preparing for a concert. And then it toned down. Joh started talking to the audience. There was flashes of light like lightning. And then he started singing. Lay your hands on me. Over and over. And when the guitar hit, he shot out from under the stage through the fog 10 ft in the air, at least it felt like that. We were 20 feet away from him. That was the loudest I've ever heard. Any audience ever. It was easily well over 100 decibels and louder than any sporting event I'd ever been to or any other concert. And when it came to, I'll be there for you, one of their best songs, the spotlight went on my ex-wife, 3 ft long blonde hair, hourglass figure, and he sang that song to her. She was difficult to live with anyway, but damn that made it harder for a while. Anyway, keep up the great work, take care.
Where did time go? somebody tell me how time went by so fast. It's 2023. Just getting through the first round of covid. Somebody will read this 20 years from now and say, yup I was a kid but I remember that
You all got a new subscriber Wow I am loving these 80;s band reactions video my music for sure ... first it was INXS now Bon Jovi as you can tell by my ytube name I am a Bon Jovi fan been a fan since 1983 took 2 summers and hit the road during a Bon Jovi tour in several locations, what awesome time, I am surprised you all did not list Wanted Dead or Alive as a favorite Bon Jovi song... I am hoping you all will do more 80's music and bands.. you all should do 2 others live videos in England 1: INXS Live at Wembley 1991 .. Remastered the remaster version has a better picture quality then the original 2: you should do a review of Queen Live At Live Aide . 1985 ,,, Freddie was on fire , Bev
Hey man I saw this an expected the worst and I’m a fan off you guys now. You all love music simple and I dig that as a PuertoRican man with a broad taste I respect you all 💪🏼💪🏽
I love me some Bon Jovi! ❤Check out these songs sometime: Bed of Roses Never Say Goodbye Lay Your Hands On Me I’ll Be There For You Bad Medicine Wanted Dead or Alive All are 🔥🔥🔥
guys what a great reaction for this iconic song!! if you enjoyed this song live, you really need to see and react to their song called Dry County live from this very same concert if I'm not mistaken!! such a powerful performance and talk about Jons vocals my god. and of course, the guitar solo of the whole band playing the instruments blows you away with awe! Please give it a chance, you won't regret it
He was using a Talk Box at the start. It's really just a little speaker that takes the guitar signal and feeds it into a tube that the player puts in their mouth. Then, just like their mouths form words with the vibrations from their vocal chords, they just use the guitar sounds coming out of the tube instead. Many players have used it to good effect, but *Peter Frampton* is the epitome of its use, if you check out his song *Do You Feel* from *The Midnight Special. One note guys--I'm often most interested in your younger member's--OlliWoodda's--comments, but he tends to speak lowly, and mumble. If he could elocute more clearly, I am very interested in what he has to say. I just don't like having to rewind it a bunch of times to figure out what it was. But thanks for the hard work you put in. I'm interested in your thoughts. Also BTW, as to your rhetorical question: they didn't *need* festivals. Every major rock group could still fill stadiums on their own.
Please read about what Jon does today!!! He has 2 restaurants that feeds who are in need!!! Called JBJ SOUL KITCHEN….Toms River and Red Bank , NJ….You can eat there, too ! 👍👍🙏🙏🥰
I live on New Jersey, have since the mid sixties, and have never seen Bon Jovi live. I've seen Springsteen and Southside Johnny a number of times back in the mid seventies. All 3 are Jersey guys, the thing I believe is, Bon Jovi's fans came from an area farther north from where I live. Bruce and Southside were regular staples at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park Bon Jovi played at a club that was filled with a slightly younger crowd that didn't mix well with crowd I hung with. I enjoy his music, but never saw him.
why you put in the miniature the image of a video of blaze of glory, the reaction is about living on a Prayer, not blaze of glory, you are confusing me
Richie Sambora (guitar) is using a Hiel Talk Box. An airtube is connected to the side of the microphone, and also the box, and this is run through a separate amplifier. Think , Frampton, Joe Walsh, and David Gilmour all use this in the 70s. This technology went on to develop the pitch correct in 1979 (out of key singers voices would match the key of the match with it, like early auto tune. )
Surgery helped. Heard a new song on the radio, liked it, and a few more bars in and thought sounds like Jon Bon Jovi, buy nah, couldn’t be. Turns out it was. Has no idea a he had a new song drop.
Loved Bon Jovi.I was a teen when they first came out and I got to see them twice in concert 1985 and again in 1987. It was awesome! I had Jons poster hanging on the back of my door,lol. The 80s..The Best of Times!
I was at this concert, what a day. They had three, back to back, sell out dates at Wembley Stadium that year, the first time they had ever played it
What memories!
My favorite band since I was 12. I'm 50 now😁❤️
I am 51 years old so I grew up with all these 80's bands. It was such a great time for music. There were so many great ones but I guess my favorites were Bon Jovi and Def Leppard. Jon Bon Jovi still writes and sings to this day. He has been married to his wife for over 30 years. You should watch an interview with him and his wife. They have the JBJ Foundation. They help the homeless, veterans and many others in need. They did alot for people during covid. They are truly amazing.
Even crazier, this was 3 nights in a row.
Each sold out
Each was 2.5 to 3 hours
Love living on the prayer
Wow…amazing, so much energy! And no autotune or lip syncing. Those were the days…
My fav song is Blaze Of Glory, Jon’s single venture which he wrote for the movie Young Guns 2.
Richie Sambora is using the talk box.
I love that Jon has free grocery stores for poor people.
You give Love a bad name!! Good one💥💥💥💥❤.. I like most all their songs!! Wanted Dead Or Alive. With the Video is one that stands out to me right now😎
I’m 53 years old so I grew up listening to the song I remember hearing it for the first time on the radio and I was obsessed with that there are certain songs that you listen to in certain videos that you watch and it really brings you back and you feel like you were just there and this song is one of those songs for me. The memories that I get flowing back when I listen to it watch the video is amazing. This song is a masterpiece
I was lucky to catch them on there UK tour in 1995. It was an amazing concert one ill never forget.
One of my favorite bands from my youth :) Fortunately got to see them live in concert years ago. So good.
La mejor banda del World...
Love my Jersey boys!💕
Jon el mejor cantante y el más guapo del mundo
This whole album was 🔥🔥🔥🔥Slippery When Wet. My cousins had never listened to Rock. My older brother am I were music heads. He was eleven years older so I listened to a variety of music. He listened to what I was into.
One Saturday we were relaxing outside and I played slippery when wet. HE LOVED THE ALBUM. His sister today says he played it until he couldn’t anymore. I still say sometimes when asked how I am doing, I am living on a prayer.
The other song is: I WALKED THESE STREETS A LOADED SIX STRING ON MY BACK, I PLAY IT FOR KEEPS BECAUSE I MAY NOT MAKE IT BACK. I BEEN EVERYWHERE, YET I AM STILL STANDING TALL, I BEEN A MILLION PLACES AND I’VE ROCKED THEM ALL. I AM A COWBOY ON A STEEL HORSE I RIDE, I AM WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Y'all need to let that roll on to You Give Love a Bad Name, the next song they went in to. 🔥
Extraordinaria voz de Jon
"ARENA BANDS" DREW HUGE CROWDS...BON JOVI, BILLY IDOL, DEF LEOPARD, JOURNEY, QUEEN, ETC.❤❤❤❤❤❤🎸🎤🎷🎹🎺🎸🎤🎷🎹🎺❤❤
10:01 - Funny you should say that you're favorite Bon Jovi song is You Give Love A Bad Name since that's the song that they usually pair with Livin On A Prayer when they open a show with it, and you better believe that was the follow up to Prayer at that show if you want to react to it. I think it's easily one of the best song combo's of all time and I was lucky enough to see the band play these two songs together last year in Nashville. You could tell it was a tough tour on his voice but Jon still brought the energy to the crowd that night when he started the song in the audience right as the house lights first went out. I would highly recommend watching more of their live performances. I would argue they are one of the greatest live acts of all time, especially since they are historically pretty flexible in what songs they'll play at each show. You never know for sure what you'll hear at a Bon Jovi show, unlike some bands where you can see them once on a tour and basically know what to expect on almost any other night.
Both are awesome songs
They actually did 3 back to back nights at Wembley in 1995!
whoo ohhh great
At the time i they were the prettiest band around! They have a few soungs i really like.
Great reaction. More Bon Jovi please. The whole band had alot of energy to their music. Fun.
Lead guitarist Richie Samburo is using "voice box" on guitar...CHECK OUT PETER FRAMPTON "DO YOU FEEL LIKE I DO?" 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎷🎤🎹🎺❤
Bon Jovi rocks. Dont miss “Dead or Alive” or “Blaze of Glory.” In the meantime, check out “Man In The Box” by Alice in Chains” ( the official video, please)
I have seen million faces and Rocked them all
Such a great reaction fellows! You're right good music brings us ALL together, Black, Brown, White, Yellow or freakin' purple. I loved your reactions. I was getting into because of you three! I'm a 64 year old guy from Detroit that grew up on Motown and 70's and 80's Rock. Keep up the good work my friends! Love it!
Great reaction guys, I love seeing diverse people react to my favorite band. Bon Jovi.
I was lucky enough to ride with a cool kid to school, he didn't like bon Jovi so he gave me the cassette. Cassette. That was in 1983. They have been my favorite band ever since.
I have seen them in concert five times and had tickets to a 6th but a family emergency prevented me from going. They are the five best concerts I have ever seen in person and I have seen well over 150 concerts.
@Fenom202 I absolutely loved what you said about music and diversity. Diversity is what makes this country great, I don't know why conservatives can't understand that, getting to enjoy each other's company, learn from each other's experiences, appreciate culture, music, food and a different way of seeing the world around us is what makes us stronger as a nation and a community. I enjoy a very broad music appreciation as well.
There are some songs I just have to crank in my Camaro, family affair by Mary j. Blige, killing me softly by the fugees, yeah by usher, I think it's usher, and of course bon Jovi, I love Eminem, I still listen to Abba, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, I don't care what genre it is. Is if it's good. It's good. If I like it. I like it, if someone else doesn't that's okay, no one's musical taste is going to be identical.
Anyway, I'm going to follow you guys because I would love to see more reactions by you.
Oh, and my favorite concert was the New Jersey tour, I was dating my ex-wife, we drove from Great falls Montana to Kalispell Montana to pick her up, then we drove to Spokane to spend the night. The next evening we drove to Pullman Washington, Washington State University, to watch the concert.
They opened with lay your hands on me. They started to admit smoke or fog over the stage. The band was under the stage. You could hear their instruments practicing, it sounded a little like an orchestra preparing for a concert. And then it toned down. Joh started talking to the audience. There was flashes of light like lightning. And then he started singing. Lay your hands on me. Over and over. And when the guitar hit, he shot out from under the stage through the fog 10 ft in the air, at least it felt like that. We were 20 feet away from him. That was the loudest I've ever heard. Any audience ever. It was easily well over 100 decibels and louder than any sporting event I'd ever been to or any other concert.
And when it came to, I'll be there for you, one of their best songs, the spotlight went on my ex-wife, 3 ft long blonde hair, hourglass figure, and he sang that song to her. She was difficult to live with anyway, but damn that made it harder for a while. Anyway, keep up the great work, take care.
Corey's beard colour changed a lot between the reaction to the video version and this live version.
Please, do more Bon Jovi reacts from this show from London in 1995, it's a masterpiece
Where did time go? somebody tell me how time went by so fast. It's 2023. Just getting through the first round of covid. Somebody will read this 20 years from now and say, yup I was a kid but I remember that
You all got a new subscriber Wow I am loving these 80;s band reactions video my music for sure ... first it was INXS now Bon Jovi as you can tell by my ytube name I am a Bon Jovi fan been a fan since 1983 took 2 summers and hit the road during a Bon Jovi tour in several locations, what awesome time, I am surprised you all did not list Wanted Dead or Alive as a favorite Bon Jovi song... I am hoping you all will do more 80's music and bands.. you all should do 2 others live videos in England 1: INXS Live at Wembley 1991 .. Remastered the remaster version has a better picture quality then the original 2: you should do a review of Queen Live At Live Aide . 1985 ,,, Freddie was on fire , Bev
Hey man I saw this an expected the worst and I’m a fan off you guys now. You all love music simple and I dig that as a PuertoRican man with a broad taste I respect you all 💪🏼💪🏽
I am a die hard bon jovi fan since I was 10 years old (1993)
React to I'll Be There For You live at MSG. The lead guitarist Richie Sambora sings the lead.
Yes great version!
Since u guys love the Wembley stadium live , Why not do one more Bon Jovi live ! You Give Love a Bad Name live ! 🎸🤘
I love me some Bon Jovi! ❤Check out these songs sometime:
Bed of Roses
Never Say Goodbye
Lay Your Hands On Me
I’ll Be There For You
Bad Medicine
Wanted Dead or Alive
All are 🔥🔥🔥
guys what a great reaction for this iconic song!! if you enjoyed this song live, you really need to see and react to their song called Dry County live from this very same concert if I'm not mistaken!! such a powerful performance and talk about Jons vocals my god. and of course, the guitar solo of the whole band playing the instruments blows you away with awe! Please give it a chance, you won't regret it
He was using a Talk Box at the start. It's really just a little speaker that takes the guitar signal and feeds it into a tube that the player puts in their mouth. Then, just like their mouths form words with the vibrations from their vocal chords, they just use the guitar sounds coming out of the tube instead. Many players have used it to good effect, but *Peter Frampton* is the epitome of its use, if you check out his song *Do You Feel* from *The Midnight Special.
One note guys--I'm often most interested in your younger member's--OlliWoodda's--comments, but he tends to speak lowly, and mumble. If he could elocute more clearly, I am very interested in what he has to say. I just don't like having to rewind it a bunch of times to figure out what it was. But thanks for the hard work you put in. I'm interested in your thoughts. Also BTW, as to your rhetorical question: they didn't *need* festivals. Every major rock group could still fill stadiums on their own.
Stadium Rock was great back in the day. Back when ticket prices were reasonable!!!
Great Video ❤❤❤❤
Please read about what Jon does today!!! He has 2 restaurants that feeds who are in need!!! Called JBJ SOUL KITCHEN….Toms River and Red Bank , NJ….You can eat there, too ! 👍👍🙏🙏🥰
they sold out Webley stadium 4 nights on the row , this is one of the nights
His youngest son is now engaged to Stranger things Millie Bobby Brown.
New Subscriber! Hey Yall!!💥❤🙏
Welcome!!
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Im from malaysia what i know about Sambora use talkbox for this song
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Always a tribute to Queen a Wembley Stadium! They own that stadium ❤️ 2:52
I live on New Jersey, have since the mid sixties, and have never seen Bon Jovi live. I've seen Springsteen and Southside Johnny a number of times back in the mid seventies.
All 3 are Jersey guys, the thing I believe is, Bon Jovi's fans came from an area farther north from where I live.
Bruce and Southside were regular staples at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park Bon Jovi played at a club that was filled with a slightly younger crowd that didn't mix well with crowd I hung with.
I enjoy his music, but never saw him.
why you put in the miniature the image of a video of blaze of glory, the reaction is about living on a Prayer, not blaze of glory, you are confusing me
do you really want to know what bon jovi is?, in a single song?, well, listen to this piece of art, dry county live at wembley 95
Wanted dead or alive in mosscow Russia. Live. That's the one to see.
Back in the day when there were “Bands” with seriously good musicians 🥰.
Richie Sambora (guitar) is using a Hiel Talk Box. An airtube is connected to the side of the microphone, and also the box, and this is run through a separate amplifier. Think , Frampton, Joe Walsh, and David Gilmour all use this in the 70s. This technology went on to develop the pitch correct in 1979 (out of key singers voices would match the key of the match with it, like early auto tune. )
You gents should check out the Bay City Roller. They were hot in the mid 70s. 👍🏻🇨🇦🐉👩🏼⚖️
He's lost his voice..
Surgery helped. Heard a new song on the radio, liked it, and a few more bars in and thought sounds like Jon Bon Jovi, buy nah, couldn’t be. Turns out it was. Has no idea a he had a new song drop.