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but to come back to the thread I love Santa fe it's really a wonderful song my favorite one from BOG .... I love both Jon's solo album but BOG is IMO too much of a western movie soundtrack sometimes I am just not in the mood (great album but i am not ok for cow boys songs all the time ) ... it never happen for DA I admit
God knows I'm not into Westerns but to me the lyrics in BoG are much more meaningful and easier to relate to than those of DA (most of, anyway).
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but to come back to the thread I love Santa fe it's really a wonderful song my favorite one from BOG .... I love both Jon's solo album but BOG is IMO too much of a western movie soundtrack sometimes I am just not in the mood (great album but i am not ok for cow boys songs all the time ) ... it never happen for DA I admit
God knows I'm not into Westerns but to me the lyrics in BoG are much more meaningful and easier to relate to than those of DA (most of, anyway).
I understand and respect your point totally ... even if for me DA does it more for me than BOR O think that jon was praised for BOG way more than for DA because it was certainly way more worked and finished album
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but to come back to the thread I love Santa fe it's really a wonderful song my favorite one from BOG .... I love both Jon's solo album but BOG is IMO too much of a western movie soundtrack sometimes I am just not in the mood (great album but i am not ok for cow boys songs all the time ) ... it never happen for DA I admit
God knows I'm not into Westerns but to me the lyrics in BoG are much more meaningful and easier to relate to than those of DA (most of, anyway).
I understand and respect your point totally ... even if for me DA does it more for me than BOR O think that jon was praised for BOG way more than for DA because it was certainly way more worked and finished album
Or because he was more popular at the time.
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but to come back to the thread I love Santa fe it's really a wonderful song my favorite one from BOG .... I love both Jon's solo album but BOG is IMO too much of a western movie soundtrack sometimes I am just not in the mood (great album but i am not ok for cow boys songs all the time ) ... it never happen for DA I admit
God knows I'm not into Westerns but to me the lyrics in BoG are much more meaningful and easier to relate to than those of DA (most of, anyway).
I understand and respect your point totally ... even if for me DA does it more for me than BOR I think that Jon was praised for BOG way more than for DA because it was certainly way more worked and finished album
Or because he was more popular at the time.
possibly ... I never thought about that ... but you are right Jon was more FAMOUS in 1990( just after sww and NJ)
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but to come back to the thread I love Santa fe it's really a wonderful song my favorite one from BOG .... I love both Jon's solo album but BOG is IMO too much of a western movie soundtrack sometimes I am just not in the mood (great album but i am not ok for cow boys songs all the time ) ... it never happen for DA I admit
God knows I'm not into Westerns but to me the lyrics in BoG are much more meaningful and easier to relate to than those of DA (most of, anyway).
Are u related to Bill the kid ?? :P
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I don't think Jon gets enough respect for trying something different with DA. He could have quite easily put out an album that was no different to a band album, but he didn't take the easy route. It might not be to everyones taste but in my opinion it was a better album than for example Richie's Undiscovered Soul, purely because that was so 'middle of the road'.
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So it's better because it's different? Undiscovered Soul and Destination Anywhere can not be compared to eachother, they're different albums in different styles.

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Yep totaly differrent
- Richie's cd's are amazing (can't wait for the next one) but there is no ground ro compare it with DA

DA is an intresting cd- it has it's good songs- and some less-it took me some time to 'get' some of the songs, but all and all- I'm glad it's there. Some of the demo's are good too...

About Santa Fe- it's simply a divine song

I found Blaze in NYC when I was on a trip to the US couple of monthes ago. I went into H&M , saw they were selling out- asked about Bon Jovi cd's- but the guy that worked there said: "well the good ones go first"...
I was browsing along the half empty aisels, suddenly I spotted Blaze- I took it, and I debated for a while (imagine that) if I should get it- cause at that point I mainly knew Blaze and Santa Fe- I decided to get it (thank G-D) and when I went to pay- the owner of the store was standing there- so I asked if there's any chance he had more BJ cd's- he said not- but he commented that he's glad to see I at least found Blaze - and then he says- Yeah Bon Jovi- great guy, wonderful guy
that made my day...
besided learning later on that Elton John (another favorite of mine) is on that cd, what could be better
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'does anyone know the last time a Young Guns song (excluding Blaze) was performing at a BJ (band lol) gig? If ever...?


Has Jon every performed DA songs with the band?
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'does anyone know the last time a Young Guns song (excluding Blaze) was performing at a BJ (band lol) gig? If ever...?
I think Blood Money was performed at a Xmas show in the Count Basie Theatre in the early 90s, it was only Jon and his guitar, though...

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Blood Money was regularly played on the KTF tour.

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