However SWW is the most iconic album of Bon Jovi and is very prominent in the eighties. Could launch a 30th anniversary edition now, because it is the right time.


But they have been greedy with the reeditions the past decade.

2005 - SWW Dual Disc 5.1 (album in 5.1) no unrrelased song, no bonus tracks.
2010 - Special Editions Tour (remastered) only 4 live tracks.

2016 - 30TH Annyversary (would be... 2cd+book) cd1 Album+bonus tracks unrrelased songs. cd2 live show from 1986. book of pics from tour.


I do not know if they have a videotaped concert worth, simply with these 2cds, we would be very happy.

i've been listening to this song non stop today, it's so freaking catchy.

I had that phase 4 weeks ago :D

Oh gee maybe Bon Jovi just has too many dummies for fans like me. I didn't even realize what those deluxe anniversary editions consisted of.

This cover would be a great TLFR version if Jon had recorded this one.

Is that autotune / pitch correction in the chorus?

Pretty cool either way, though!

Not sure, I think it's rather some (unnecessary) effect. This guy also made a cover of Brokenpromiseland and that's pretty much the tone and range of his voice, so I think it's natural.

I always imagine how it would be hearing a Bon Jovi-take on that song during the NJ era. Could be pretty fantastic, it's a great, great song that has BJ written all over it. Shame there's no band demo of it.

The Witness version sounds a lot more like BJ than the Dalton one for sure. And yeah, with this arrangement, it sounds just like the lost BJ song it is. The prechorus especially is a lot more effective this way.

There has to be a demo version of this song sung by Jon in the vaults...

And also a demo version of Jon doing Notorious by Loverboy... It's been stated that Loverboy rearranged the so much that it's much different than Bon Jovi's initial version...