Make The Definitive Album From 2000s Releases

1. It's my life
2. Everyday
3. Have a nice day
4. Any other day
5. All about loving you
6. Welcome to wherever you are
7. Misunderstood
8. Whole lot of leaving
9. Save the world
10. Bells of freedom
11. Till we ain't strangers anymore
12. Bounce

I assume that's a dig at me..
I made twelve track real album.
It's there.
I just did the double one for my own fun.

1. Undivided
2. I Want To Be Loved
3. It's My Life
4. (You Want To) Make A Memory
5. Whole Lot Of Leavin'
6. Last Man Standing
7. Any Other Day
8. I Am
9. Bells Of Freedom
10. Have A Nice Day
11. Who Says You Can't Go Home
12. One Wild Night (Crush Version)

While I do not prefer "Open All Night" most of the time, I love all the other songs you mentioned. I even like "All about loving you". These are great songs imo!

Still I'm a bigger fan of their rock songs!

I'm just not able to make a 12-track CD out of these albums. Not only because they have too many important songs that I do not wanna leave out, some of their songs have their right place on their original album and shouldn't be mixed together on a "real" album: I can't see a way of putting "It's My Life", "Everyday", "Bounce" and "Have A Nice Day" together. That just won't fit.

And then I also wonder why the unwritten law says that a Bon Jovi album can't have more than 12 songs. I know Jon believes in the LP-format with an A and a B Side. He said that in particular for the "Bounce" record. But then again, it could open their minds to loose these limitations... it's been the same for the last 7 albums, why not make a change and put 13 or 14 regular tracks on an album? That wouldn't hurt anyone and could really make space for some more experiments. Just my opinion.