That's also my favorite KU song! I'm not a huge fan of his (or country music in general) like I am of Bon Jovi, but he is one of the only two country artists I (occasionally) listen to, the other being Rascal Flatts.

But yeah I would really like Jon to steal this idea from Keith. Then he'd realize that no one cares about all the LH drivel he forces down our throats at every show (and if he does want to play anything from that album, Memory and Any Other Day are the only acceptable choices)!

The problem is that the Backstage fans would probably even vote for these songs because they know it'd make Jon happy, just like some European fans would keep asking for Captain Crash in order to throw their ****in' confetti around time and time again.

I have to confess I've got my own spreadsheet too >_< (that crazy we all are? lol)
only 18 shows altogether for me...

but since I'm the queen of the off topic I was analyzing the songs IN THE OTHER SIDE (songs that make me sick!):

Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen From Mars 07/18
Lost Highway 12/18
Lost Highway (acoustic) 02/18
New Year's Day 01/18
Reunion (acoustic) 02/18
Rollercoaster 02/18
Twist And Shout 01/18
We Got It Going On 10/18
We Weren't Born To Follow 10/18
What About Now 04/18
Who Says You Can't Go Home? 10/18
Who Says You Can't Go Home? (acoustic) 02/18
Whole Lot Of Leavin' 05/18
Whole Lot Of Leavin' (acoustic) 02/18

PRETTY PLEASE, NO MORE OF THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what about you???

>_< jajaj

There are only two that really eluded me, and that I actually want to hear live:

Save a Prayer
Good Guys Don't Always Wear White

No chance of ever hearing either.

Lazy bastards!

Heard that one live in Stockholm 2001, a bit of surprise when they started playing it but I really enjoyed it. For me, my personal favorite will always be Something To Believe In. And the best version I ever heard of that song live was in Helsinki 1996.

I finally heard "Something to Believe In" live in Barcelona 2011. I had to travel from New Jersey to Spain just to hear it. I am so glad I made that trip because I heard so many rarities that I had never heard before (or since). Though These Days has been played at MSG a few times now.

Bitterwine, If that's what it takes and Hearts breaking even... no way they're gonna be ever performed, though.

From the ones that have been performed, Something to believe in, Good guys don't always wear white and NJ/TD songs in general.

Definitely These Days.

I was really looking forward to going to the Tampere show back in 2013, even without Richie (whom I've always considered an essential part of Bon Jovi, and still do) being there. Unfortunately, my schedule was too tight for me going there with the following day having been a school one, and I had to stay home.

As TD has always been one of the most important BJ songs for me in general - alongside Saturday Night, Always and of course Prayer -, I guess it's needless to say that I was absolutely gutted when I checked out setlist.fm and saw it having been the second to the last song of the night (which, of course, had to be Always, my other favorite...). Words simply can't express how pissed and frustrated I was - I couldn't listen to any version of TD for several months afterwards without feeling like that. Even though I also watched the stream of the first part of the show on YT and cringed at Jon's vocals, especially on BTBMB (even though they were still much better than nowadays overall), it wouldn't have mattered one bit had I been there and heard the song that has always meant so much for me - especially as it was pretty much the best vocal performance of the night:

https://youtu.be/tejmc-ATfeg

This encore as a whole would probably have made me cream my pants.

I was extremely lucky to hear that one too at Wembley in 1995, one of the very few times it was actually performed live. My then 15 year old self nearly passed out when they started playing it...!