Bon Jovi Xposed anyone have this?
 

So i was at Walmart browsing through the cds the other day and I came across this one called Bon Jovi Xposed: The Interviews. The back of the CD says it was released in 92 but i had never seen it before. I have seen import interview cds from the NJ era but this was new to me. Anyway it is not an official cd or anything and I wasn't going to buy it but I was like what the hell it's almost christmas. So i bought it and it actually is pretty cool. it is about 45 minutes long ~mostly jon ( a little bit of richie but none of the other guys are on it) and there are clips of interviews- mostly early stuff from the SWW and Jersey tour. There are also some clips from the late 90's as well. it's got some funny things on it like when Jon talks about opening at MSG back in the day and the amps and sound equipment went and the wholeplace starts chanting ZZ TOP< ZZ TOP< ZZ TOP and he's like oh shit! I also like that Jon talks alot about his work ethic with touring and putting on the live shows and how it is "all for the kids", what do the kids wanna hear, entertain the kids etc. They also talk alot about the inspiration for some of their favorite songs, touring, etc.

I thought I'd share because i was really surprised that it was a very entertaining cd. Listening to it and hearing Jon's thoughts on the music and the fans I was like AWWWWW (i know, i'm a sap!) this is why I love this band so much! I would recommend getting it if you guys see it- I got it for only $8.99

Just wanted to share

That sounds a lot like a couple of British interview LPs I bought after the new Jersey album came out.

so when he says "kids", does he mean the younger fans that he would consider "kids"? Cuz I may fall in that category...I dunno, I wonder what he would consider a "kid", like someone as old as him calls me a kid and I'll say I aint a kid and they'll say as old as I am you're a kid to me...if this is silly just ignore me.

yeay when he is saying kids he means the teenagers that are coming to see him. Most of these interviews were done in the 80's and he talks about if a seventeen/ eighteen year old kid saves up their money to come to the show how he remembers what it was like to be a kid and spend all your money on rock and roll and how he wants to make it worth it for them

awwww, now thats actually kinda sweet. Thats the kinda stuff I like hearing.