BON JOVI Schallplatten & CDs

Review: A pivotal moment in Bon Jovi's career, propelling them into international stardom. The album features a dynamic blend of hard rock and melodic hooks, with tracks like 'You Give Love a Bad Name' and 'Livin' on a Prayer' becoming anthems of the era. The 2xCD edition offers remastered versions, providing enhanced audio quality that brings out the energy and craftsmanship of the original recordings. This release is a must-have for both long-time fans and new listeners seeking to experience the band's classic sound.

Review: Bon Jovi's Greatest Hits is a definitive collection that captures the band's enduring legacy, now available on a double LP vinyl set. Originally released in 2010, this compilation showcases the anthems that defined Bon Jovi's first three decades and solidified their place in rock history. With hits like 'Livin' on a Prayer,' 'You Give Love a Bad Name,' and 'Bad Medicine,' the album is an example to the band's ability to craft unforgettable, arena-filling tracks. The vinyl release includes 16 tracks, offering a balanced mix of Bon Jovi's iconic 80s anthems and their later successes like 'It's My Life' and 'Have a Nice Day.' Each song is a reminder of why Bon Jovi became a staple in the rock genre, with their powerful hooks, relatable lyrics, and the unmistakable voice of Jon Bon Jovi. The album also features two tracks recorded specifically for this compilation, 'What Do You Got?' and 'No Apologies,' which blend seamlessly with the classics, that shows the band's consistency over the years. The selection on this double LP highlights the band's versatility, from the power ballad 'Always' to the anthemic 'Wanted Dead or Alive.' This compilation is a celebrating of rock music history.

Review: The Vinyl Champ are currently on a re-issuing roll, retroactively reviving some of the most impactful live shows of the 20th Century which nonetheless have yet to see the proper light of day, not least after the turn of the millennium or in vinyl form. Here they shift their focus to Bon Jovi, whose Wembley 1995 appearance, as part of their These Days tour, heard the stadium rockers reach the zenith of a mammoth 131-show tour (yes, you heard that correctly). All the Jovi-al hits, and with no misses either, come hurtling your way.