Audio CD review:
Bon Jovi - 100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong

Bon Jovi - 100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong

Band: Bon Jovi Title: 100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong Rating: Release Date: 16 November, 2004 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Why Aren't You Dead? 2: The Radio Saved My Life Tonight 3: Taking It Back 4: Someday I'll Be Saturday Night (Original Demo) 5: Miss Fourth Of July 6: Open All Night 7: These Arms Are Open All Night 8: I Get A Rush 9: Someday Just Might Be Tonight 10: Thief Of Hearts 11: Last Man Standing 12: I Just Want To Be Your Man 13: Garageland 14: Starting All Over Again 15: Maybe Someday 16: Last Chance Train 17: The Fire Inside 18: Every Beat Of My Heart 19: Rich Man Living In A Poor Man's House 20: The One That Got Away 21: You Can Sleep While I Dream 22: Outlaws Of Love 23: Good Guys Don't Always Wear White 24: We Rule The Night 25: Edge Of A Broken Heart 26: Sympathy 27: ONly In My Dreams 28: Shut Up And Kiss Me 29: Crazy Love 30: Lonely At The Top (International B-Side) 31: Ordinary People (International B-Side) 32: Flesh And Bone 33: Satellit 34: If I Can't Have Your Love 35: Real Life 36: Memphis Lives In Me 37: Too Much Of A Good Thing 38: Love Ain't Nothing But A Four Letter Word 39: Love Ain't Nothing But A Four Letter Word (Original Demo) 40: River Runs Dry 41: Always 42: Kidnap An Angel 43: Breathe (B-Side) 44: Out Of Bounds 45: Letter To A Friend 46: Temptation (International B-Side) 47: Gotta Have A Reason 48: All I Wanna Do Is You 49: Billy 50: Nobody's Hero

Editoral Review Designed as a heaping 20-year anniversary feast for insatiable fans, the four-disc/bonus DVD collection is surprisingly vital and consistent, considering that just about everything included was initially either rejected or related to B-sides and soundtracks. Playing off of Elvis Presley’s 1959 album 50 Million Elvis Presley Fans Can’t Be Wrong, right down to the gold-lame suits the quartet dons on the cover, stalwart rockers Bon Jovi make a strong case that they’re one of the true populist bands of their era with a box set that serves up dozens of previously unheard and seldom heard offerings. The high quality of these castoffs is attributable to the band’s habit of preparing dozens of tracks for each album and cutting loose strong compositions that didn’t fit with the theme of the completed product. Thus, some stylistic stretches were left in the vaults (check out the Southside Johnny-style r&b of "Love Ain’t Nothing But a Four Letter Word"). Bon Jovi fans will find be delighted by this collection, and even skeptics may find themselves reconsidering these Jersey survivors. --Steven Stolder .. You can see a complete list of all Bon Jovi discography, or go back to the Bon Jovi tabs