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Why Bon Jovi Is My Most Favorite Band Of All Time

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  • Started 3 years ago by mtpianist
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  1. mtpianist

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    I love all of their songs, really....but, my most favorites have got to be Bed Of Roses (note here: I can play this song on the piano), Bad Medicine, Livin' On A Prayer, You Give Love A Bad Name, Blood On Blood, 99 In The Shade, I'll Be There For You, Livin' In Sin, & Keep The Faith....They will always be my most favorite band of all time because their music really deeply touches my soul and I feel close to them since I know how to play their song. :D

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  3. mtpianist

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    "I love all of their songs, really....but, my most favorites have got to be Bed Of Roses (note here: I can play this song on the piano), Bad Medicine, Livin' On A Prayer, You Give Love A Bad Name, Blood On Blood, 99 In The Shade, I'll Be There For You, Livin' In Sin, & Keep The Faith....They will always be my most favorite band of all time because their music really deeply touches my soul and I feel close to them since I know how to play their song. :D "
    - mtpianist

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  4. hairmetalfan1990

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    Rais your Hands is my Favoriot Song from them

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  5. sandi

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    That is pretty good on the piano mate. And all the reasons above that you list are the same as my moms which is kind of crazy but still rocking in a good way.

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  6. ilse

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    I can play twinkle little star on my piano...does that count?

    Bon jovi isn't my cup of tea to be honest but Living on a Prayer was an amazing song and yeah Bed of Roses was obviously jam!

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  7. StillRocking

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    Bon Jovi is definitely one of the greatest Hard Rock bands to ever exist, especially when they were back in their prime. Even their new material wipes the floor with many lesser bands. Bon Jovi himself is also one of the best vocalists in rock if you ask me.

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  8. BachFan4Ever

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    I love Bon Jovi. "Livin on a prayer" is one of my favorites. And "Just Older" is another one I just love. And the country song with LeeAnn Rimes ("Til We Ain't Strangers Anymore") was beautiful. Bon Jovi has definitely stood the test of time.

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  9. StillRocking

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    He certainly has stood the test of time, and how many other rock singers can truly stay the same? You look at Mick Jagger now, and as decrepit as he may look, he keeps touring away because he know's nothing else, even though he's not the singer or entertainer he once was.

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  10. Jimmy

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    You know I'm not too
    sure how I feel about
    that. Bon Jovi was good
    in the early years, it's
    not quite the same
    anymore.

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  11. StillRocking

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    Yeah, but the same could be argued for almost any band that re-united after "Breaking Up" and who is to say GnR would only re-unite for money? Maybe they would genuinely want to bury the hatchet with each other, and just give things another try?

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  12. sandi

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    It seems there are just some songs that really tend to stick out more than the others. I can think of an easy 1/2 dozen that end up in my mind during any random time of the week.

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  14. andywicked

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    i gotta admitt Bon jovi was the best band that was glam/rock that managed to become incredibly mainstream and commercial pop but... it's bands like "Ruby SLippers", "The Throbs", "Britny Fox" and "the Quireboys" that really should have had some of the fame...

    ANDY HAIR CANDY

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  15. rickkisixx

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    im not a big fan of bon jovi, but he did help cinderella get to the big times. so because of that, hes okay in my book.

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  16. berGrm

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    I played a cover of Livin' On A Prayer at a gig recently... twas good.

    ¬_¬ darn webnet. It's spelt ÜberGr!m :'(
    Posted 3 years ago #  

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