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One of New Jersey's most famous products, the rock band BonJovi have been kicking out the infectious rock tunes and power ballads since the early 1980's. After a brief hiatus in the early 1990's–during which lead singer and heartthrob Jon Bon Jovi recorded solo albums and became a movie star–theboys reconvened. This 1995 concert, LIVE FROM LONDON, was filmed at the beginning of the band's second wind. Filmed on seventeen cameras at London's massive Wembley Stadium, the rockin' show features earlier hit songs including Living On APrayer, You Give Love A Bad Name and Bad Medicine, as well as later ones like Keep The Faith.

Ce n’est pas mauvais, bien au contraire c’est vraiment Le bon pour Yeahman’C. Sur cet album, la voix est suave, les mélodies restent dans la tête et les riddims sont efficaces. Le Martiniquais s’impose là comme l’un des meilleurs singjays des Antilles.

The Circle Tour is a worldwide concert tour by American rock band Bon Jovi. The tour is the band's most extensive tour since their Jersey Syndicate Tour in the late 1980's, with more than 140 concerts in 5 continents over a two year period. After more than 80 shows in 2010, the band will play 50+ shows in 2011. The 2011 concerts are dubbed Bon Jovi Live, supporting the band's Greatest Hits album.

More than 30 years into a quite staggering music career, Bon Jovi remain one of the most popular, successful and downright entertaining rock groups in history. And with an army of fans who would all but die for their heroes, this extraordinary act don t look to be cashing-in anytime soon. This superb set captures Jovi in concert and in interview and features across its 3 discs, one CD featuring a full live FM Broadcast from 1984, one CD featuring a mixed bag of live TV appearances from across the group s career, and one CD featuring broadcast interviews with Jon and the lads again recorded at different junctures during their long and ongoing time in the business.

Of all the rock bands that came of age in the 1980s, Bon Jovi ranks among the least likely to still be making records and playing arenas 30 years later. The band always seemed too light and frothy to have any real staying power.
But “Burning Bridges” is the Bon Jovi’s 13th studio album, although the first without founding member and guitarist Richie Sambora, who left two years ago for personal reasons. Fittingly, it’s largely a collection of songs from the Sambora years that have been polished and released to promote an upcoming European tour.