Can't stop listening to Live songs. HELP!

Yokohama 96 is better than Wembley 95.

Better Setlist, that's for sure :P

tons of fan generated live albums are waaaaayyyy better than OWN, if you want to experience the raw fury and eloquent song of Bon Jovi abandon ye the studio album and avail yourself to some great live shows

July 19, 2003 comes to mind, oh wait I won't be releasing that for a few days, but the sound takes my breath away

Dave

i was at the show at MK IN 89 and my sister taped it as it was on radio 1,skid row, vixen europe and then jovi. Any way had not listned to it for bout 18 cause i lost the tape, but managed to get cd. The speech on blood on blood came straight back to me sent shivers down my spine. Only 9 tracks on it though ( great to hear let it rock again).
The whole show was awsome. There are some great clips on you tube, the band had so much energy and Alec is cool as ****.

Nah, setlist is but the whole show isn't.

Sorry, I just believe it is so much better. Setlist was better(Always, Blaze Of Glory, These Days is the best encore ever!)

Performance wise? I would say on a par.

Setlist was better. Yeah, i agree. Performance wise, i think the band were better at Wembley. Again, personal opinions but even the band have said that the Wembley nights were possibly there greatest nights of their lives.

I always thought of those two mid-90s shows as epitomising exactly what is meant when we discuss how Europe gets better shows than Japan/Australia and even the US. There just isn't the same energy about the band. They are still into the songs but in Europe, particularly the Wembley gig, they are into the audience as well. I think the fact that European audiences are louder and standing, it is easier for the band to feed off than to have seated audiences or fans that just don't get as into it as the nutters over here!

In Wembley 1995, there was Blaze Of Glory, ALways, These Days...too.

But the Yokohama 1996, had My Guitar Lies Bleeding and Something To Believe In

But the performance was wayy better in Wembley.

In one encore?

Plus, Damned was on Yokohama.