[Keeper]

I like both but prefer Undiscovered Soul

[Keeper]

Originally Posted by Rob

Stranger tends to have more catcy rock songs on it and it easier to get into, where US seems to be a bit more darker and perhaps a little slower.

I've always thought the opposite

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Keeper

I've always thought the opposite

Name two catchy rock songs on US and count the "dark" songs on SITT.

Ice

[Keeper]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Name two catchy rock songs on US and count the "dark" songs on SITT.

Ice

Catchy songs: US and If God Was A Woman, and most of it (Hard Times Come Easy, Made in America...)

Dark songs: Father Time and, really, the whole of it with a few exceptions.

But it's just *my* impression. US has always been more easy listening to me.

[Keba]

I'm definately a Stranger in this Town person. It's the only solo record I own of any of the band members. Although I have checked out Undiscovered Soul from my local library twice, it never really grew on me. However, I do like Made in America.

[Dave 1986]

I love both of Richie's solo albums, but I can never make up my mind as to which is my favourite. They're both very different but still "typical Richie Sambora" IMO. (If such a term can be used after just two albums)

Neither of them are dominanted by uptempo rockers, but they're both somewhat thought-provoking. The songs on Stranger In This Town seem to "flow" together really well and is often better to listen to from start to finish. Plus the production on there is superb.

[Jim Bon Jovi]

when you think about it SITT has the answer (one of my favourite tunes ever) and one light burning

US has harlem rain too.

His mellowed out stuff is better than the rock stuff IMO but i still prefer undiscovered soul. Nowhere near as dark and introspective as SITT and much funner to drum along with.

[Kathleen]

I like them both but a few of my favorite tracks are on US. Made in America is one - like Richie I was "born across the Jersey City line" only I was born across the north side and he was born across the south side. I can relate. I'm also a blues fan and US is a very bluesy album.

Kathleen

[Jovimimi]

Originally Posted by Kathleen

I like them both but a few of my favorite tracks are on US. Made in America is one - like Richie I was "born across the Jersey City line" only I was born across the north side and he was born across the south side. I can relate. I'm also a blues fan and US is a very bluesy album.

Kathleen

I am partial with Stranger but I love Made In America .. I am not made in America but I am made in 1959 like him ... just on the other side of the atlantic ocean .. it is not that different ..I can relate too

[Javier]

stranger in this town is more about being in a town, and feeling like a stranger in it you know??
While Undiscovered soul would be about a soul being left udiscovered.
you get what I mean??