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This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other. True troubadours of arena rock and pop-metal, Bon Jovi were not only still standing in the 2000s, they were still releasing albums of original material ... Full Descriptionthat packed much of the melodic wallop and anthemic muscle of their efforts from the '80s and early '90s. A case in point is 2005's HAVE A NICE DAY, which finds the band mining a harder rock sound and producing bigger, more sweeping choruses than ever before.
Despite the classic Bon Jovi sound, however, singer Jon Bon Jovi's lyrics are by turns thoughtful (he even conjures the specter of Bob Dylan on "Bells of Freedom," a nod to Dylan's "Chimes of Freedom") and romantic ("Wildflower"). Though the mix doesn't always work, Bon Jovi sounds plenty energized here, and young-at-heart enough to still crank up the volume. HAVE A NICE DAY sports the streamlined rock punch and pop smarts on which the band has built its reputation.
This deluxe limited edition includes a dualdisc featuring the complete album including a song featuring Jennifer Nettle of Sugarland, on the CD side, plus on the DVD side, a Bon Jovi EPK - behind the scenes and 5 live performances.
Bon Jovi: Jon Bon Jovi (vocals); Ritchie Sambora (guitar, background vocals); David Bryan (keyboards); Hugh McDonald (bass guitar); Tico Torres (drums).
Recording information: Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood, California; Sanctuary Sound II, New Jersey (2005).
Additional personnel: Jennifer Nettles (vocals).Rolling Stone (No. 984, p.154) - 3 stars out of 5 "...Bon Jovi have kept their arena anthems simple and sweaty...." Hide Description Bon Jovi Have A Nice Day Songs Purchase Have A Nice Day CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | | Also Bought |
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Have A Nice Day Music Review Average Rating: (3.6 out of 5 stars)    List All Reviews Simply rotten
& disoriented, no musical direction or focus
Submitted by Wille BEE (Fontana California)
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 Just bad....
not worth buying or listening to. Right up there w/This Left Feels Right.
Submitted by Aaron Vee (Vancouver, Canada)
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Why is it that...
mostly people from foreign countries like this album? Too much pop-nonsense. Proof that there is no God was when the band was up for best country song of the year. You went from Jon Bon Jovi to John Cougar.
Submitted by Bribally Ex Machina (Flint Michigan)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Bad, Bad, Bad...
Aging guys trying to hang onto their slipping fan-base while no infusion of listeners is anywhere to be found with the poor song writing & musical composition of this latest effort.
Submitted by Chandra (Ft. Worth TEXAS)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Holy Cow!!
Why isn't this in the Muzak section of Sam Goody? Why do wildflowers grow by the side of the road? Who cares? Ring the Bells is another song that says we're too old to do that young-kid rock & roll stuff anymore. No, you're not. For some reason they changed their focus musically & lyrically... not for the better. We all out grow Romper Room & Sesame Street, but don't you still listen to songs like Born to Run, Stairway to Heaven, Hells Bells, Mama Kin, Hey Jude & (insert your favorite songs here)? There was never anything wrong with a catchy guitar-hook, or some clever, tongue-in-cheek lyrics, or hell.. even when the band would do a chorus 50 times over in every song. The band is trying to grow up when no one is asking or wanting them to. Just my opinion.
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