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One Wild Night is the first live album in Bon Jovi's career. These hard rockers broke through in 1986 with the album Slippery When Wet and the singles You Give Love A Bad Name and Livin 'On A Prayer from it. The fact that they are still at the top fifteen years later is due not only to their music but also to their hairstyle (an American journalist once described the music of the five as 'hair… metal'). The uptempo rock songs are always easy to hear and can be sung effortlessly after listening twice. In addition, there are a few super-commercial ballads on each album that are especially popular with teenage girls and housewives. In that respect, One Wild Night exactly meets expectations. Bon Jovi is at his best in heavy songs like Bad Medicine and Keep the Faith, but the ballad Wanted Dead Or Alive is sung the loudest by the audience. Low point on the album is yet another superfluous cover of Rockin 'In The Free World (Neil Young). The guest appearance by Bob Geldof is nice again; together they do the old Boomtown Rats success I Don't Like Mondays. The CD concludes with the strong new single One Wild Night 2001, a remake of the song that was also on the last studio album Crush. (MvP) _ a remake of the song that could also be found on the last studio album Crush. (MvP) _ a remake of the song that could also be found on the last studio album Crush. (MvP) _more
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