Outlaws Of Love From Which Album?
 

Can anyone confirm for me which album the demo song Outlaws Of Love was written for? I have read/heard conflicting information as to which one it was; ranging from SWW to NJ to KTF. Thanks in advance.

No one can confirm it to a 100% since even the recording years that were posted on bj.com about the box set were mostly rather estimations than researched facts.
I always considered it as a KTF outtake and I somehow think that Jon's state of voice during that era pretty much fits what we hear on the song.

Okay; thanks. To me it sounds like it is from SWW, due to its upbeat tempo matching a lot of their other songs from that era. I guess since it was not recorded with a set of other demos for a specific album (ie. Lonely Is The Night, Game Of The Heart etc. for SWW; and Judgement Day, Now And Forever etc. for NJ) that is why it is virtually impossible to determine for sure what era it is from; correct?

I always thought of it as a KTF outtake.

Outlaws of Love and Radio Saved My Life should have replaced Little Bit Of Soul and I'll Sleep When I'm Dead. If that had been the case KTF would be the perfect album.

Bonjovi.com says that "Outlaws of love" was recorded in 1992.

Off topic:
"Little bit of soul" is one of the most unterrated songs in Bon Jovi discography. Great sounding song!

Who would've thought? I was sure as hell that it was SWW or NJ at best, if not prior to SWW, just because of the style, which is so vastly different than KTF and later. Guess you never know when it comes to BJ ;-)

Ehh I wouldn't take that as gospel. A lot of the dates listed on the site are way off.

No way, Jose.

I love Little Bit of Soul and Radio makes me cringe.

Though written for KTF I feel Radio would have fit PERFECTLY on the Crush album. And I def would have pegged Outlaws for a 1980's track. Certainly not one of my favorites though so I'm happy with their decision to omit it

Haha each to their own!

Little Bit of Soul is my least favourite song from the 90s by Jovi and the only song I never listen to on KTF. Such an awesome record deserves a better closing.