Bon Jovi/Brazil 2013 Upgrade

This work includes “September 20, 2013 Rio de Janeiro performance”. This is what happened when he appeared at “ROCK IN RIO 5” which was held in his home country for the 5th time. BON JOVI has participated in the home version of “ROCK IN RIO” twice (there are other overseas versions as well). The first time was this work, and the second time was “ROCK IN RIO 2017”. The quality is completely official with a question and answer pattern. Many of you may have only seen it because it has been a classic since then, but if you have it, please check out the beginning. Isn’t this the version where “That’s What The Water Made Me” overlaps the announcer’s talk and starts in the middle? Actually, most of the versions that were around at the time were this. However, this work is different; no announcer appears at the beginning, and the “rebroadcast version” shows the performance more clearly than the opening! The failure of real-time editing during live broadcasting has been corrected, and it is a highly complete version that looks more like a work. This work has an upgraded ironclad quality, and the content of the show is also wonderful. When we talk about “BECAUSE WE CAN TOUR 2013,” there have been many changes in the lineup due to the departure of Richie Sambora and the hospitalization of Tico Torres. First of all, let’s understand the show’s position along with these circumstances. ・February 10th – March 17th: North America #1 (20 performances)《Ritchie Leaves》 ・April 2nd – 25th: North America #1 (15 performances) ・May 7th + 11th: South Africa (2 Performances) ・May 14th – July 5th: Europe (25 performances) ・July 12th – 27th: North America #2 (7 performances) [Tico Hospitalization] ・September 20th – October 6th: South America /North America #3 (8 performances)←★Coco★《Tico returns》・October 8th – November 8th: North America #3 (16 performances)・December 3rd – 17th: Japan/Australia (10 performances) This is the whole picture of the world tour. This work is the “South America” ​​leg that was postponed due to Tico being hospitalized, so Rich Scanella sits on a stool in Tico’s place, and Phil X & Bobby Bandiera play guitar. This was the first concert of that lineup. It will be a live show without Richie and Tico, but as expected, BON JOVI is one of the world’s biggest names. It seems that there was sufficient rehearsal beforehand, and with Scannella’s drums in the background, it was the same as usual… no, it felt more “professional” than usual. John has a stable singing voice from beginning to end, and the band and ensemble are also stable. Although Scannella’s playing style on the drums is different from Tico’s, he supports the entire band with his flawless and solid playing and perfectly handles the big stage. After the last performance of “Always”, John points to Scanella and congratulates him on his good performance as an MC, and I remember thinking, “Oh, now that I think about it, it wasn’t Tico.” The great greatest hits live performance depicted by this ensemble is gorgeous. Just the rush of hit songs is gorgeous, but what awaits that is a huge crowd at “ROCK IN RIO”. It is a show that overwhelmingly raises the brilliance of the greatest hits with a tremendous spectacle. A unique show where the only official members are John and David. Moreover, it is their first “ROCK IN RIO”. This work is not only rare, but also a record of a concert that bounced back from a critical situation with iron professionalism. BON JOVI is not just a big name, but a strictly autonomous group. This is a masterpiece that clearly shows it off with ultra-high-quality professional shots. Live at Cidade do Rock, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 20th September 2013 PRO-SHOT Rock In Rio 5 1. Introduction 2. That’s What The Water Made Me 3. You Give Love A Bad Name 4. Raise Your Hands 5. Runaway 6. Lost Highway 7. Whole Lot Of Leavin’ 8. It’s My Life 9. Because We Can 10. What About Now 11. We Got It Goin’ On 12. Keep The Faith 13. (You Want To) Make A Memory 14. Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen From Mars 15. We Weren’t Born To Follow 16. Who Says You Can’t Go Home 17. I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead 18. Bad Medicine 19. Shout 20. Wanted Dead Or Alive 21. Have A Nice Day 22. Livin’ On A Prayer 23. Always Jon Bon Jovi – Lead vocals, Guitar David Bryan – Keyboards, Backing Vocals Hugh McDonald – Bass, Backing Vocals Phil X – Lead guitar, Backing Vocals Bobby Bandiera – Rhythm guitar, Backing Vocals Rich Scanella – Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.126min.