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I have both the CD and the vinyl. As you said, the CD its is black and not much to it. The record has a red design to it. I like it.

You praised/highlighted almost every song on the Slippery When Wet album and even mentioned a track that could have been a hit single if it was released (Without Love)...yet it was rated outside your top 3 and below Lost Highway!

Wow. okay I do disagree with a lot of your rankings esp- stranger in this town, Blaze of glory- TWO OF THE BEST ALBUMS EVER.

Silly list. Forever better than the mighty Sambora & the shitloead of Crush Nr. 1. Boing, boing - it's my life - I'm a backstreet brother - boing boing 😂

Idk why but Sister and Mary is one of the songs on here I revisited the most. Has such a happy Beatles vibe. There’s no such thing as a bad CS album but this is definitely ranks lower in comparison to their 93-2015 works. When Mother’s Love was shown as the first single, I knew right then and there that we were probably getting a very meh album. I like the song but it sounds like a B-side to all their much better lead singles in the past (pre-Blood album). These guys haven’t been great with these last few albums and I’m worried we’ll never get an album with interesting heavy guitar work like we did those first 2 decades.

These Days I would rank at number 1 with keep the faith at a very close 2nd and New Jersey at 3rd, have a nice day at 4 and crush at 5.

The power station years shouldn’t really count as an album. What about now should be at the very bottom and how did the debut end up at 19??? That was an excellent record.

I recall working at my desk in '95 and attempting to catch up on the last couple years of alt/alt punk music, writing down everything I heard on the radio for about two weeks and then blowing the money to get the CDs in one fell swoop. Bands like: Bush, Better Than Ezra, Goo Goo Dolls, Live, Supergrass, Bad Religion, Rancid, Everclear, Garbage, etc. Among those discs, Collective Soul's self-titled stood out, of course, and then I recalled, "Hey, this is the band that sings, 'Shine'." An "a-ha" moment. Years later, my girlfriend bought me "Dosage" but wanted me to look at the back cover first and see if I could figure out who they were. I couldn't muster a guess, as the band seemed unrecognizable, but the album knocked my socks off. Every. Single. Song. "Blender" too.

Had I not found your video, I wouldn't have known CS had a new album out. Thanks. Recently, I just got around to giving Vibrating a spin. Nice list. I'm surprised Blender is at the top. I love this album but I know it was received poorly by "critics". My top three: 3) Blender. 2) Collective Soul. 1) Dosage.

Can't come up with ten, I only listen to music on my own and haven't listened to the radio for over twenty years so my music listening is very insular, I only hear music that I like, haha. But I can come up with a couple right off the top of my head: Pearl Jam, The Cars, Rammstein and Grateful Dead. Throw in The Band and southern rock like Lynyrd Skynyrd (that song called Freebird is such a snoozer!) and that's about it, really. But as I said, I am not familiar with some of the bands you named like Bush, that's stuff for millennials and I'm a Gen Xer, and not even American but from Scandinavia 😉 I'm not a huge Queen fan but you did proceed to name several songs that I do love by the band, lol. Pink Floyd is great, again, not a top favourite band in terms of the entire discography, but certainly an album like Wish You Were Here is in my top three of all times!

I'm a Bon Jovi fan from the olden days, got into them as a teen in 1985 so my ranking of the original studio albums will reflect that... well, for one I haven't even regularly listened to the last four records so only going to include the ones I am familiar/somewhat familiar with: Have A Nice Day (only the title track does something for me) The Circle (a few pretty good songs) Lost Highway (a couple of songs I really like, for example You Wanna Make a Memory and Whole Lotta Leaving) Crush (several great songs and I love Two Storey Town!) Bounce (this has really grown on me over the years, it's mostly enjoyable from start to finish with a couple of duds. The production should be better!) self-titled (a great debut album, still love tracks like Roulette, Shot Through the Heart, Love Lies and Burning for Love - oh yeah, and Runaway was the first song I ever heard from the band in November 1985. It came on the radio.) 'Fahrenheit' (my first Bon Jovi record on February 6, 1986. Listened to the A Side at the record store and on the strength of songs like Only Lonely and Price of Love purchased the cassette a couple of days later. Had already heard The Hardest Part Is the Night earlier...) Keep The Faith (my die-hard fandom had, well, died after 1990 when they almost broke up and there seemed to be a rift in the band but a decade later I rekindled my love for the band thanks to the internet and it was only then that I got this record. A really strong A Side, the B Side is a bit iffy but still, a classic. Dry County!!) 'Slippery' (The planets aligned in our household; the record came out and a short month or so later we got cable channels, with lots of music videos and music related shows on inter-European channels like Sky Channel and Music Box. So I became a die-hard Jovi-girl thanks to seeing the videos for 'Bad Name' and 'Prayer' 😁 SWW is a record full of nostalgia for me, it always brings me back to the fall and winter of 1986 when the band suddenly became huuuuge. And I even like Social Disease!) New Jersey (come on, it's the other of the true classics, a magnificent feat to follow a monster like SWW with something EVEN better! A bit like Pink Floyd releasing Wish You Were Here after Dark Side Of The Moon... Everything feels more substantial on NJ and it's just killer from start to finish, an epic journey into the heart of this band....) These Days (the only record that can stand side-by-side with 'Jersey' as the other classic album, and it being so different is a great thing. The title track is possibly my favorite song by the band, along with Dry County and Born to Be My Baby. Hard Letting You Go is a gorgeous deep cut!) I also love Blaze Of Glory and Stranger In This Town, less so the follow-up solo records... Thanks for making a BJ ranking video, it was fun to watch!

i think "these days" is pretty good

NO SLIPPERY WHEN WET ONLY WENT 12X PLATINUM

My top 5 5.Lost Highway 4.Bounce 3 keep the faith 2 Crush 1 Have a nice day

How New Jersey and these days ain’t in top 2 is beyond me! How does bounce rank higher? Shocking selection

Done with mirrors is so much better than Permanent vacation. Rocks is def my fave overall. Great video

Sante fe bro man

Great review ! Solid album with a mix of rock, pop and ballads !! My top 5 are 1. Walls of Jericho 2. Living Proof 3. Waves 4. Living in Paradise 5. Seeds The only songs I will skip are The People’s House and Kiss the Bride I think it’s their best album since The Circle

You started off strong but no way does 'Forever' rank ahead of Richie's 1st solo effort....and you completely lost me putting Burning Bridges at 18 and their debut #19 - what in the . . .

I've listened to the new album a few times. I think it's a good album. The songs written with John Shanks are good. The few songs with other writers were a little too poppy. I think it falls on the upper part of the lower tier for me. Better than 2020 and this house is not for sale and what about now.

Good voice back

I am Ukrainian but I was born in raised in the Soviet Union (Ukraine used to be a part of it those days) and my very first encounter with Bon Jovi happened in 1989. I had never heard about them until then - you know KGB, evil empire, iron curtain and what have you - but in 1989 so called "Moscow Peace Festival" happened with several big artists participating, so the Soviet TV started showing some music videos of those bands. I still remember as if it was yesterday when I saw "You Give Love a Bad Name" for the very first time - it was a blow on the head so to speak, one of those rare blows which make life worth living. Later the "New Jersey" album was released on vinyl in the USSR, and I was listening to it every day. Good to see "Bounce" to be ranked so high - what a magnificent album it is!

Im the same with who would you die for. Never got yhe hype

I felt the same about destination anywhere for years but went back to it recently and it is much better than i remembered. I enjoy it now.

What about now is terrible. Had it for a week and sold it

1. Ten 2. Vitalogy 3. Vs. 4. Yield 5. No Code 6. Binaural 7. Riot Act 8. Gigaton 9. Avocado 10. Backspacer 11. Lightning Bolt 12. Dark Matter

Can you react to lil pump 2 deluxe?

Bon Jovi blows.

Nice review. My favorite songs on the album are Living Proof, Walls of Jericho, my first guitar. The album is good, not great. 3 out of 5 for me

Early days obviously but I'm enjoying it so far. Much breezier than its dark predecessor 2020 (an album I like a lot). Reminding me more of Lost Highway than anything else.

Living in Paradise sounds like Ed Sheran song..Castle of the hill kind a feel? I agree of your reiveiw...Kiss the bride i skip too alll the time.

Great review as always man! This album definitely exceeded my expectations as well.

Good review. I have ordered the Bon Jovi Forever CD. Maybe I'm from Singapore so the CD probably will arrive by next week 👍

Dude, you are so right, these days Should have been a double album. The outtakes from These Days are amazing. Infact you should rate the outtakes from These Days.

In the middle of my first listen of the new album...

Nice review. Will buy the cd soon. And yes, music streaming makes sound songs worse many times. Like weaker. Cd or vinyl is always better.

Great review, I look forward to hearing it!! 👍🏻😀

Blood Red Skies is my favorite song on Ram it Down

this song is awsome

Hey, thank you for your videos! I definitely can see some of these bands are great for the hits, but a deep dive into all the songs isn't necessary. For Ozzy, I normally listen just for the guitar work and not really his voice. I really like the video and your commentary so will be slowly going through your other videos!

Bob Rock AND Bruce F Made a Lot of bands sound better. Other albums sound horrible compared to the ones produced by them.

New Jersey Is hands down the best album

Have you heard the song "Prostitute" by Bon Jovi? It was originally recorded for the album "These days" but was removed because the record company thought it was too dark of a song. This makes me think that "These Days" was originally going to be a grunge rock album with Nirvana type songs. I would kill to hear more of the Grunge sounding songs that were removed from "These Days". Fun fact- The only time the song "prostitute" was released was the B side for the single "This aint a love song".

Hilarious that you have Backspacer so high bro. Too funny ! It’s not bad though. Love Yield though/ it’s right up there no doubt

Finally at least a little love for Riot Act. It’s waaay better than Lightning Bolt and Avocado

Good ranking man, everybody has different tastes when it comes to KISS. Some albums are underrated some are overrated. 20. Hot in the Shade 19. Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions 18. Animalize 17. Sonic Boom 16. Crazy Nights 15. Monster 14. Music from “The Elder” 13. Revenge 12. Asylum 11. Psycho Circus 10. Lick It Up 9. Unmasked 8. Dressed to Kill 7. Creatures of the Night 6. Dynasty 5. Rock and Roll Over 4. Hotter Than Hell 3. Love Gun 2. Destroyer 1. KISS

I’ve tried to get into the Doors but just can’t get into them. I do like the Stones though. How about INXS?

can agree with a bunch of these. rolling stones. cheap trick. bowie. elton john.

Agreed on pretty much all of em, even some you like too lol. On the Prog side, Dream Theater. DT is like taking a handful of diamonds, sewing them into a t-shirt, then calling the t-shirt amazing.