David Coverdale or Jon Bon Jovi?

[tumsheeheed]

Coverdale better voice but both are now pish Bon jovi always were Coverdale started well then became a parody of himself

 

[Robtheranger1]

JBJ actually said "its great to be back home at Ibrox".
WATP

He may have but he defo said Rangers county / land

 

[Baxter Blue]

Ian Gillan all day long.

His old man was a staunch Gers man from KP too.

Ian Gillan couldn't sing soldier of fortune

 

[Gordon Alexander]

You decide.

Coverdale every time. Lead vocalist with Deep Purple Mk3, singing on 3 classic albums.

 

[Erskineger]

He may have but he defo said Rangers county / land

"Rangers country"

 

[BSPECIAL]

Loved Gillan with Deep Purple - but Dio was excellent (with Rainbow in particular) as well.

Gillan was the man.

 

[Amadaeus]

The only gig Ive been to at Ibrox was Bon Jovi in, ....let me check my ticket stub collage ...Sunday 22nd June 2003, The Bounce Tour, cost £30.75 ..., fck was charged about £130 to see Roger's Waters at the Hydro a couple of years ago.

Is that Neil Cooper or David Bryan the keyboard player that's also in the pic !

Was thinking exactly the same!

 

[BSPECIAL]

Coverdale is morphing into Felicity Kendal these days!

Morphing into a terrahawk maybe

 

[Robtheranger1]

"Rangers country"

yip great gig

 

[MearnsUnionist]

Ian Gillan couldn't sing soldier of fortune

Coverdale couldn't sing Child in Time or When a Blind Man Cries.

 

[bearspakora]

I'll be honest. When I first saw Bon Jovi on the telly, I thought it was a Spinal Tap type comedy spoof. They were flying around on stage from suspended wires or some other 1980's craziness.

 

[Blue seventy two]

Hate Bon Jovi.

Everytime I put the first inch in, she sings "we're halfway there".

Down in a blaze of glory!

 

[Baxter Blue]

Coverdale couldn't sing Child in Time or When a Blind Man Cries.

Hahaha

 

[PMB1872]

Bon jovi is great but Coverdale has a stronger voice and sang more difficult songs.
However Ronnie James Dio is no.1.

Had a stronger voice. When I last saw them Coverdale was struggling.

Anyway, derailing the comedy element of this thread, sorry.

 

[ibroxbound]

Bon Jovi because they played a great gig at Ibrox. Walter Smith is a big fan of them.

Walter was in the main stand that night.

 

[Baxter Blue]

Had a stronger voice. When I last saw them Coverdale was struggling.

Anyway, derailing the comedy element of this thread, sorry.

Yes he wasn't to good when i saw him.
However i can listen to his voice all day when he speaks

 

[Captain Cutlass]

Robert Plant could knock spots off the two of them!

 

[Baxter Blue]

Robert Plant could knock spots off the two of them!

Hey hey mama

 

[MearnsUnionist]

Hey hey mama

Been a long time, been a long time, been a long lonely lonely lonely lonely time.

 

[penilee57]

Yawn Bon Jovi
is a wee Napoleonic prikk

and can’t stand the fact that he falls far behind
Frank + Bruce
when it comes to New Jersey’s favourite sons

 

[SouthLDNBear]

You decide.

Caniggia. The don

 

[Chinggis_could_I_khant]

You decide.

Separated at birth:

 

[CarlukeBear]

Bon Jovi are staunch.

Once stood behind that lot at a Springsteen concert, Walter loves his music.

 

[CarlukeBear]

Come on guys, these were pale imitations of Paul Rodgers when in his Free and Bad Company days.

Only Freddie was better than Paul Rodgers

 

[ghoulishworm]

Dave Lee Roth one time Van Halen frontman for the youngsters....

I saw Van Halen when they backed up Sabbath at the Apollo,what a night that was,Van Halen got 3 encores with Ozzy standing at the side of the stage rockin witth the rest of us.

 

[MCMLXXXI]

Richie Sambora Loyal.

 

[Stanley]

Bon Jovi for me, as Ian Gillan has to be the best & original in Deep Purple. Saw their 2nd ever gig in a small, packed room at UCL. Blew the audience away. Jon Lord & Ritchie Blackmore were outstanding. I saw all the bands back then, which is why nowadays I am reluctant to see one-fifth of an original band touring under the same name. Inevitably one ends up being totally disappointed. Only the Stones are capable because of Jagger, though mind you, Keef was a walking zombie the last time in Hyde Park.

 

[Ardsman]

Robert Plant could knock spots off the two of them!

Ooh yea, ooooh yea, Ooh yea, oooh yea

 

[BSOI]

Only Freddie was better than Paul Rodgers

All right now

 

[MearnsUnionist]

Bon Jovi for me, as Ian Gillan has to be the best & original in Deep Purple. Saw their 2nd ever gig in a small, packed room at UCL. Blew the audience away. Jon Lord & Ritchie Blackmore were outstanding. I saw all the bands back then, which is why nowadays I am reluctant to see one-fifth of an original band touring under the same name. Inevitably one ends up being totally disappointed. Only the Stones are capable because of Jagger, though mind you, Keef was a walking zombie the last time in Hyde Park.

That must've been some concert mate?

I've seen Gillan plenty and Blackmore once, but unfortunately I'm not old enough to have seen them together.