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[Christmas] Bon Jovi – I Wish Everyday Could Be Like Christmas – Single (2011) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

by admin on Dec.18, 2011, under [Christmas]

Artist:Bon Jovi
Genres: Holiday, Music, Christmas
Released: Dec 13, 2011 (continue reading…)

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[Rock] Bon Jovi – This Is Our House – Single (2011) [iTunes Plus AAC]

by admin on Sep.21, 2011, under [Rock]

Artist:Bon Jovi
Genres: Rock, Music
Released: Sep 13, 2011 (continue reading…)

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[Rock] Bon Jovi – Bon Jovi Greatest Hits – The Ultimate Collection (2010) [iTunes Plus AAC]

by admin on Aug.10, 2011, under [Rock]

Artist:Bon Jovi
Album:Bon Jovi Greatest Hits – The Ultimate Collection
Genres: Rock, Music, Hard Rock
Released: Nov 09, 2010 (continue reading…)

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[Rock]Bon Jovi – Greatest Hits [2CD] (2010) Mp3

by admin on Nov.01, 2010, under [Rock]

ARTiST: bon jovi
ALBUM: greatest hits
GENRE: rock
SiZE: 221,9 MB
YEAR: 2010
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[Rock]Bon Jovi – These Days (iTunes Version)

by admin on Sep.17, 2010, under [Rock]

These Days is Bon Jovi’s sixth studio album, and was released on June 27, 1995. This was the first album Bon Jovi released after the leaving of bassist Alec John Such. Hugh McDonald unofficially replaced Such as bassist. The album produced by Peter Collins, was an overall darker album in contrast to the band’s usual brand of feel good, inspiring rock songs and love ballads. At the time of release, the album was a huge commercial hit, particularly in Europe and Japan but failed to impress the audience in the United States. In the UK, the album was particularly notable for producing four Top 10 hit singles. The high sales of the album in Europe warranted a re-issue of the album under the name of These Days Special Edition a year after its original release. (continue reading…)

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[Rock]Bon Jovi – This Left Feels Right (iTunes Version)

by admin on Sep.17, 2010, under [Rock]

First of all, hats off to Bon Jovi for trying something different with This Left Feels Right–a selective collection of their most popular songs with a twist. That twist isn’t a purely acoustic reworking, MTV unplugged style–anybody looking for that experience will be sorely disappointed by what’s on offer. What Bon Jovi have done is re-record these songs in a completely different way while maintaining the original lyrics, melody and song structure. What’s different then? Well, quite a bit actually. Check out the almost trip-hop beat and distorted vocal of “Wanted Dead or Alive”, or the lazy soul of “Livin’ on a Prayer”. “It’s My Life” is a beautiful piano-only standout, almost worth having the whole album for.

The tracklisting isn’t perfect, concentrating largely on their 1980s period (there’s nothing from These Days, for instance). As such, the venture works as an effective cheese-extraction exercise, keeping the elements that made the originals so great, but removing shouty, hairspray-fuelled “whoa-yeahs”. What we get is something that is closer to Jon Bon Jovi’s last solo offering–the criminally underrated Destination Anyway. It doesn’t always work (“Bed of Roses” just sounds like a warbling cover of the powerful original and by the time they reach “Always” it’s obvious they’ve run out of new twists), and no doubt there will be legions of bemulleted faithfuls who will denounce this as blasphemy of the highest order. Sure, it’s probably just record-company filler, but it’s a worthwhile investment and you won’t be embarrassed to have it on when your mates come round. (continue reading…)

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