They'll never please everyone - other than wishing they had a different producer and the mistake of not keeping Teardrop and Who Would You Die For on the album - I have no complaints about it at all.

There's no songs that sound forced - it all sounds natural and like this is something Jon WANTED to say, rather than things he felt he had to say (the majority of songs on What About Now.)

And there's some really great tracks on here. Sure theres one or two "average" tracks, but even These Days and Keep The Faith had those.

I Will Drive You Home, Scars, Devils In The Temple and Living With The Ghost are all exceptional songs. Hail To The King is very good too.

Theres still songs that are growing on me too.

I'll probably never give it the million or so listens Keep The Faith had but that's more to do with me being into so much different music other than just Bon Jovi unlike when I was thirteen.