Blaze Of Glory: Songs Written And Performed By Jon Bon Jovi, Inspired By The Film Young Guns II
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Free Music Review: buy this for your kids
Hit: 5 Stars
THis is really one of the best albums by bon jovi or any other group from that era. all i can say is that they dont make albums like this anymore. if you like those new rock groups like kid rock and limp bizkit and stuff you should consider getting this album cos you can bet your ass kid rock and the limp bizkit guys all have this album at home.Free Music Review: Bon Jovi is GREAT yesterday and today!
Hit: 5 Stars
After having been a Bon Jovi fan for 20 plus years, I could not believe I did not have this "album" from 1990...so I ordered it. I am SOOOO glad I did. It is a powerful compilation of songs that shows Jon Bon Jovi can do it with ot without the rest of the band. His voice, his presence and his song writing talents shine on the CD.Free Music Review: best soundtrack ever
Hit: 5 Stars
I got this CD and i was so amazed because i have never heard a soundtrack that fit the movie so well every song on the album just fit the movie everytime i watch that movie i can hear the songs during certain parts because they fit so well. if you want to have fun and feel like your in the movie listen to this cd.Free Music Review: Just Simply brilliant !!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I first listened to this album back in 1990 when i was just 16. Was totally blown away by it. Lyrically, it is just brilliant, especially Santa Fe, Blood money and Bang a Drum. Well 9 years on, i'm driving home one day and i pull the old CD out, and the magic returns !! Simply brilliant !!Free Music Review: Totally Awesome
Hit: 5 Stars
I'd have to agree with Edwin in Singapore. I think I was 16 when I first heard it. I think Sante Fe and Bang a Drum are my favorites also. I originally bought it on tape and finally wore it out. Decided I'm gonna have to get a CD. Just wish I could find some MP3's.