Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

San Jose videos + Thorn In My Side from Seattle

A few videos from the San Jose show. You can read the full set list here.

"This Is Our House" plays while the crowd waits for the band to come on, then about half of "Blood on "Blood" is captured in this video. It's pretty awesome, kind of like watching Stargate. :P


KEEP THE FAITH (partial) - Played for the first time this tour. Would have been cool to get the jungle sound effects. ;)


SOMEDAY I'LL BE SATURDAY NIGHT - Ok, I admit it, I'm biased towards this song. And I happen to love it acoustic.


WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE - The "national anthem".


Hath & Co have a full video guide up on their Circle Tour Blog.

I also decided to include this vid of "Thorn In My Side". It's from the second show in Seattle but they also played it at the start of the encore in the first Seattle show, and again in San Jose. Love the twin solo/jam session Jon and Richie indulge in at the end of the song. That's the way live music should be.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Homebound Train, Something for the Pain, I'll Be There For You in Seattle

Some more killer videos from Seattle including the moment we've all been waiting for... Richie Sambora singing, not "I'll Be There For You", but an almost forgotten New Jersey classic...

HOMEBOUND TRAIN - Richie's bluesy voice graced this song both nights in Seattle. This video is from the second night (February 20, 2010) and sounds excellent!


SOMETHING FOR THE PAIN - Another one, this time from the 2nd night.


I'LL BE THERE FOR YOU - Jon and Richie, shoulder to shoulder on "the circle".


Related posts:
Set lists from Seattle: February 19 and February 20

Videos from Seattle:
"Roulette";
"Something for the Pain";
"Someday I'll Be Saturday Night", Shot Through the Heart", and "Bed of Roses";
"Make a Memory" and "Bad Medicine".

Remember Hath & Co's Circle Tour blog is a one-stop shop for more goodies from the tour.

Make a Memory and Bad Medicine from Seattle 2nd night

A couple of vids from February 20 in Seattle. Full set list for this show here.

MAKE A MEMORY - Some love this, some hate it, some are just bored by it. It's actually one of my favourite Lost Highway songs but I'm pretty sure it would go down like a brick if they played it in my hometown. ;)


BAD MEDICINE - with a medley song other than "Shout!" at last. Robert Palmer's "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor Doctor)" was nicely segued into an entertaining performance.


I still haven't found Richie's rendition of "Homebound Train" from either night in Seattle but hopefully someone captured it and gets it up on YouTube.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Saturday Night, Shot Through the Heart, Bed of Roses from Seattle 1st night

Some more videos from February 19 in Seattle. Watch "Something for the Pain" (acoustic) here and "Roulette" (webcast rip) here.

And click here for the full set list from that show.

SOMEDAY I'LL BE SATURDAY NIGHT (acoustic) - Great song, and underrated given its Crossroad twin "Always" was such a massive hit.


SHOT THROUGH THE HEART


BED OF ROSES


Still waiting on "Homebound Train".

Seattle 2nd night set list

The most "mediocre" setlist of the tour so far, which just goes to show how much Bon Jovi has raised the bar in only three shows. Not a bad set really, just very similar to the previous night in the same city.

Thanks to Sambora_Wanted and delux6211 (via tigrs99) for supplying the set information.

SEATTLE, USA - KEY ARENA - FEBRUARY 20, 2010
Blood on Blood
We Weren't Born to Follow
You Give Love a Bad Name
Born To Be My Baby
Get Ready
Runaway
When We Were Beautiful
Superman Tonight
Have a Nice Day
We Got It Going On
It's My Life
Homebound Train [Richie Sambora on lead vocals]
(You Want To) Make a Memory
I'll Be There For You
Something for the Pain [acoustic]
Someday I'll Be Saturday Night [acoustic]
Work for the Working Man
Bad Medicine w/ Bad Case of Loving You
Who Says You Can't Go Home
Love's the Only Rule

ENCORE:
Thorn In My Side
Wanted Dead or Alive
Livin' on a Prayer

Something for the Pain in Seattle 1st night

"Something for the Pain" was performed acoustically and I have to say I really love this version. It also gives me great hope that perhaps songs like "My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms" could be performed in a "gentler", acoustic arrangement if required (The album version was tough to sing in the mid-90s and would presumably be more difficult now) and still sound great.


Click here to see "Roulette" (ripped from the webcast) from the first night in Seattle and here for the full set list from this show.

Roulette from Seattle 1st night

For those who missed the webcast (or want to relive some of it), here is a rip of "Roulette". Jon reinforces his promise to delve deeper into Bon Jovi's discography before the band launches into this old classic.



Click here for the full set list from the show, which also included "Homebound Train", "Something for the Pain", and "Shot Through the Heart".

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Seattle 1st night set list

Wow. Just. Wow.

There was a live webcast on Ustream of the first 15 minutes of the show, which gave us five songs including "Roulette"! That was the last song we saw before the stream was cut.

The set list was identical to the first Honolulu show apart from "Lost Highway" replacing "Whole Lot of Leavin'".... up until "It's My Life".

It was an absolute shock, then, to read that Richie had actually stepped up to the mic for "Homebound Train"! Looks like they listened to all the fans who begged for Richie to sing something other than "I'll Be There For You".

We then got a couple of mature ballads in "Hallelujah" and "Bed of Roses" before another jaw dropper: "Something for the Pain". What a way to represent my favourite album! Guess Jon wasn't kidding about rehearsals... which might mean we'll get "Wild is the Wind" and "Little Bit of Soul" tomorrow night.

Special thanks to ladysambora for her play-by-play tweets.

SEATTLE, USA - KEY ARENA - FEBRUARY 19, 2010
Blood on Blood
We Weren't Born to Follow
You Give Love a Bad Name
Born to Be My Baby
Roulette
Shot Through the Heart
When We Were Beautiful
Lost Highway
Superman Tonight
We Got It Going On
It's My Life
Homebound Train [Richie Sambora on lead vocals]
Hallelujah
Bed of Roses
Something for the Pain [acoustic]
Someday I'll Be Saturday Night [acoustic]
Work for the Working Man
Bad Medicine
Who Says You Can't Go Home
Love's the Only Rule

ENCORE:
Thorn In My Side
Wanted Dead or Alive
Livin' on a Prayer

Bon Jovi streaming from Seattle

Don't forget, you can watch a live webcast of Bon Jovi's first three songs at Seattle's Key Arena today. At the time of posting, it starts a little over an hour away.

This dropped into my inbox a few hours ago:

Viewers around the world can experience the concert first-hand and interact by posting comments and questions using Ustream's Social Stream by going to: http://www.ustream.tv/BonJovi.

And of course, you can also view the stream on BonJovi.com (Ignore the countdown clock though; it's wrong by about 17 hours).

What will Bon Jovi open with in Seattle? See for yourself!

It's mere hours before Bon Jovi hit the stage in Seattle, and you can

WATCH THE FIRST 15 MINUTES OF THE CIRCLE TOUR FROM HOME!
Bon Jovi kicks off The Circle Tour this Friday, February 19 in Seattle, WA and they wants fans all over the world sharing the excitement of the first concert! Be there for when the band enters the Key Arena and reveals the new stage, the new screens, the new production! These will be 15 minutes you are sure to remember for years to come and will undoubtedly get you fired up to see Bon Jovi in 2010 and 2011! Visit the homepage of BonJovi.com at 8:30pm (PST) on 2/19 to see a live stream of the first 15 minutes of Friday night’s debut on The Circle Tour!

(I believe 8:30pm PST = 4:30am GMT).

Wonder what they'll open with? Will we get a surprise first up, like at the February 11 Honolulu show, when they kicked off with "Blood on Blood"?

Here's the video of that performance to whet your appetite.