Yea, it's a HUGE improvement over anything that was on Room Service, lyrically, musically and production-wise. To me it's something that could have been on the Into The Fire album. I don't know why but it's just got that "feeling" to it.

I'm sure it'll be commercially available on CD soon as it's from a soundtrack, or maybe even on his next album, which is due sometime next year. I'm just as glad I found it as all of you are!

On a low note, I listened to the Bryan Adams/Pam Anderson version of When You're Gone for the first time....