Bon Jovi - Have a Nice Day
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Free Music Review: I'll pass on this one...
Hit: 1 Stars
I heard the songs on this one and all the songs sound the same. There is no variety on here. NOTHING! Also, I am not a big fan of country music, and unfortunately (for me) that is the direction they are going. Free Music Review: Running on empty.
Hit: 2 Stars
I never thought it would come the day when I just wouldn't care to buy the new album of Bon Jovi. But this band is finally running on fumes. The band's secret weapon is running silent. Richie is nowhere to be found on this album and without Sambora this band is doomed.
Have a nice day is the same recipe, it is just recycled material. A carbon-copy of Bounce and Crush. Bon Jovi has become a parody of itself and it is running on empty. Either Bon Jovi re-invents itselfs, charge up the battery with something similar to the masterpiece of These Days or it will implode. Thumbs down.
Free Music Review: Have a Nice Day
Hit: 2 Stars
CD is great. Bon Jovi Lives up to his reputation as a great singer.Free Music Review: Awesome
Hit: 5 Stars
I received the CD and it is awesome. The time it took to receive it wa short. Communication with this seller is great. I definitely trust this seller and will continue to use over and over. the cd is awesome well bcause it is bon jovi of course. Free Music Review: Not bad but really not that good
Hit: 3 Stars
Songs I like are Have a nice day, Bells of Freedom and Complicated. Beyond those three, however this CD really is not that good. There is a lot of pent up aggression with the words but the songs are more of some personal kind of vendetta BJ has against certain social and political issues than a collective set of songs created by a team of people. Sambora, well you just may as well have put him on a bus to go down to California and play for David Lee Roth, or anyone who appreciates his talents because the minimal jamming heard here is really a waste of his precious time. Different approach I can handle, but it could have been so much better.