No, you don't. I've seen you put wrong information out more than once. It concerns me because you are promoting incorrect information by speculating. Too many people here really do think of you as a knowledgable source because you chime in on anything and everything. I don't remember the exact instances, but I do note that on more than a few occasions you made statements regarding Bon Jovi facts that were in error that those of us who were actually around and paying attention could refute. It wouldn't bother me so much if you were actually accurate on all levels. But you use a combination of available printed data both accurate and erroneous along with your own pure speculation. Then people here start parroting you.

You need to keep in mind that there are plenty of printed publications that got it wrong...especially those in recent years that have cropped up since Crush. The internet is crap for accurate factual information regarding Bon Jovi BEFORE 1995. The 80s are a veritable dark ages on the internet.

I'll concede you were correct regarding Borderline and it's track list because I cannot find any alternate documentation online to otherwise refute. But I do remember coming across a copy of Borderline that had only Borderline and Burning For Love (Live) at Tower Records. It was not a bootleg. There was no Living On A Prayer or Hardest Part is the Night (Live). There were no Slippery tracks on it. It was in 1992 that I saw it. One easy way for me to remember this is cuz if I saw the release you are referring to..I would have went ape sh** over Hardest Part is the Night being a live version at that point in time when I had absolutely no live version of any 7,800 F tracks. I don't care for Borderline and the CD I saw did not grab me.