[Rdkopper]

Originally Posted by Lucas_Roli

He also does some ad-libs at the end of In These Arms in Buenos Aires 1993 and he mentions "forever and a day" which makes me think that he was already writing Always at the time

Interesting Point!!! That Ad Lib in itself is a song within a song. I actually made my own mix with a bunch of ad-libs from different shows...

Let It Rock, Livin In Sin, I'll Be There For You from '89 all have amazing ad-libs.

[Rdkopper]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

"Larger Than My Life" Bon Jovi (featuring Backstreet Boys) Mashup - YouTube

Not feeling this! The fact that they slowed down IML to make them compatible loses all credibility with me. Besides exchanging the voice box WahWah - the rest is just filler...

[bonjovi90]

Originally Posted by Lucas_Roli

He also does some ad-libs at the end of In These Arms in Buenos Aires 1993 and he mentions "forever and a day" which makes me think that he was already writing Always at the time

I'm pretty sure the song had already been written then. He had originally penned it for the film "Romeo Is Bleeding" which had its UK release in 1993. Jon had pulled the song beforehand after not liking the movie, so that makes it somewhere around early 1993.
In an interview he stated that he was in the UK with the band when they re-visited the tune and recorded is a band. That may actually have been during the band's 2nd UK leg in the summer of 1993.

Originally Posted by Rdkopper

Wow!!! Great Find... He actually wrote it in London, March of 1996...

Interesting. Did he confirm that? I know he had written a few tunes in his trailer in early 1996 while shooting the Leading Man movie, but so far all I've known is that All In The Name of Love came from there and was later turned into Staring At Your Window. Never heard him talk about any other specific tunes.
But he mentioned that Janie Don't Take Your Love To Town was written in Holland during the 1996 These Days tour, so he still was working on songs during the period.

[Rdkopper]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

I'm pretty sure the song had already been written then. He had originally penned it for the film "Romeo Is Bleeding" which had its UK release in 1993. Jon had pulled the song beforehand after not liking the movie, so that makes it somewhere around early 1993.
In an interview he stated that he was in the UK with the band when they re-visited the tune and recorded is a band. That may actually have been during the band's 2nd UK leg in the summer of 1993.



Interesting. Did he confirm that? I know he had written a few tunes in his trailer in early 1996 while shooting the Leading Man movie, but so far all I've known is that All In The Name of Love came from there and was later turned into Staring At Your Window. Never heard him talk about any other specific tunes.
But he mentioned that Janie Don't Take Your Love To Town was written in Holland during the 1996 These Days tour, so he still was working on songs during the period.

The album's liner notes states where and when each song was written.

[Bounce7800]

Originally Posted by Rdkopper

Not feeling this! The fact that they slowed down IML to make them compatible loses all credibility with me. Besides exchanging the voice box WahWah - the rest is just filler...

Yeah, think they could have done a much better job with a mash up of these two. That one doesn't work, but I love a good mashup and those 2 songs would always be a good candidate for one.

[Bounce7800]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

Interesting. Did he confirm that? I know he had written a few tunes in his trailer in early 1996 while shooting the Leading Man movie, but so far all I've known is that All In The Name of Love came from there and was later turned into Staring At Your Window. Never heard him talk about any other specific tunes.
But he mentioned that Janie Don't Take Your Love To Town was written in Holland during the 1996 These Days tour, so he still was working on songs during the period.

Also, didn't he lose his notebook with lyrics written in his trailer or I am imagining that piece of news? Can't remember if he got it back it he did.

[jovioma]

Hello everybody,
there is actually a DVD, Jon in Ischgl from May 2, 1998
I was at the concert

[bonjovi90]

Originally Posted by jovioma

Hello everybody,
there is actually a DVD, Jon in Ischgl from May 2, 1998
I was at the concert

Yes, there are actually two DVD versions of that concert. But I don't see how it fits into this topic?

[nickolai]

Bon Jovi - Live 1986-1990 - YouTube

Some corkers here from 1986-90 era. Some that i haven't heard before. Soundboard quality. Love I'll Be There For You here. Probably the best and most passionate version i've heard.

[jovioma]

Originally Posted by bonjovi90

Yes, there are actually two DVD versions of that concert. But I don't see how it fits into this topic?

oh pity would have been great
many thanks for your response