Show notes
We're back to take stock of one of the biggest bands to explode out of the 1980's as we decide The Best and Worst of Bon Jovi! In this episode, we kick off Part 1 covering every studio album from the self-titled 1984 debut through 2002’s Bounce. The goal was simple: each of us picked one favorite and one least favorite track from every album — no live albums, no compilations — and let the arguments fall where they may.
Highlighted moments
he got a deal basically as a solo artist initially because runaway took off on local radio that he had recorded at the power station because he was a janitor at the power station before that
“you could take Richie Sambora out And throw in Even more keyboards And these could be Huge pop hits But Richie Sambora In a time where Bon Jovi needed that You know It needed that Rock side of the band So that the dudes Could dig it too”
“this album was inspired by a toronto strip club sign the original cover featured the wet t-shirt i think us young young guys back then all appreciated that one and then it was pulled due to the backlash and replaced with the black design”
“They're trying to Rip off Aerosmith Yeah And then the album Closed it off With a song called Diamond Ring I actually gave that A C It's acoustic No drums It's trippy It's like 70's country Kind of soul music”
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