Bon Jovi - New Jersey
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Free Music Review: Incredible.....nothing less.
Hit: 5 Stars
First off, I'm only 18 and there just aren't that many Jovi fans in my age group. I was constantly ridiculed through High School because I was a fan of what the skater kids liked to call "cheese rock". Okay I don't care about trends obviously and this record is awesome!! It was actually the first album I ever owned and I've owned it 5 times because I keep wearing the thing out! There are some really great ballads on here such as Wild Is The Wind, Living In Sin, and a very cool love rocker called Born To Be My Baby. My favorite Jovi song though is Blood On Blood which is just amazing and is the longest song on the CD, an epic of sorts. Love For Sale is just the guys goofing off and it's pretty funny. BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE EARS!!!!!!Free Music Review: TERRIFIC
Hit: 4 Stars
This album, released in 1988, is really terrific, but nothing coming from Bon Jovi should ever deserve five stars. After all, this is a bublegum band, imerged in glam.Free Music Review: One of Bon Jovi's finest
Hit: 5 Stars
Simply put, this cd is excellent. The first three tracks, "Lay your hands on me," "Bad Medicine," and "Born to be my Baby" are all incredible and show Bon Jovi at its best. Other great tracks include "Wild is the Wind" and "Blood on Blood". Of course, there really isn't a bad track on here. I'm not too big on "Living in Sin", because Jon does sound kinda like Springsteen, and Springsteen's music pretty much went to hell in a handbasket starting in the 90's(In my humble opinion). All in all, though, this is a killer cd. No Bon Jovi fan should even consider passing it up, and if you're new to Bon Jovi, this would be as good a start as any.Free Music Review: Bon Jovi's "David Copperfield."
Hit: 5 Stars
For those of you who don't know this, Charles Dickens' "David Copperfield" (1851), does not have the popularity of "Oliver Twist," "A Christmas Carol," or "A Tale of Two Cities." Nevertheless, Dickens said that "David Copperfield" was his 'favorite child' (best creation). I would not be surprised in the least if Bon Jovi said that this was his 'favorite child.' The music differs in type (some country, some medium rock, some heavy rock) and intensity throughout the record, but the flow never seems to be upset. This is one of those rare records where it sounds like the artist was writing and playing what he felt were his best efforts without worrying about how it would be received. (Personally, I feel '7800' is his absolute best.) But I really do like this record that seems to constitue Bon Jovi's purest efforts.Free Music Review: One of The Best
Hit: 5 Stars
After listening to this album all the way through I have only got one thing to say.......BON JOVI ROCKS!!!!