Best produced album?

I agree completely. I'm not sure I can think of two better produced Bon Jovi songs.

Agreed. I love the production on Keep the Faith, These Days, and Crush, but those two Crossroad singles are amazingly produced. It's probably the reason why there is no better version of Always than the studio version.

Destination
These days
Keep the Faith

Keep the faith
These days

Always and Saturday night too

Is this really a question? These Days of course, with KTF and DA as close seconds.

The performance from Pittsburgh 1995 is better than the studio version imo,but the quality isn't that good.
Anyways my favorite albums are TD and KTF,I can't really decide which one..it really depends on how i feel that particular day.

What About Now for sure. I'm With You is just SO raw you can hear Jon's inner robot.

To be fair he will do. Some day.

stranger in this town was great-huge progress from new jersey

Depends what is a good prodution.

I love Beatles's "Let it be". It's raw and powerfull at the same time.

I think the only records related with BON JOVI that follows this are "THESE DAYS" and "UNDISCOVERY SOUL". I think the tracks "made in america", "these days", "bitter wine", "diamond ring" and "who I am" has this sense of "pure sound of the instruments"...

"Blaze of glory" follow this line too.

Now, if you compare to classic metal albums like "British steels", "The number of the beast", "Heaven and hell", the first BJ album was just fine following the pop metal (soft) like "High 'n' Dry" and "Pyromania" Def Leppard albums.

But "Destination anywhere" has a very unique sound comparing to "Bon Jovi universe stuff" and "midnight in Chelsea" has an amazing sound or simply perfect.

Anyway, I think the raw sound are the best thing, just because the history of Rock And Roll tells us this. Actually many bands does records with vintage instruments and analogic sound system.