[BD135]

One thing I'd like to see is a BJ album where there are no outside writers contributing to the songs. It would also be cool to have a very stripped down album without additional musicians, besides Hugh of course. Anyone else like this idea?

[Becky]

That's one reason I love Blaze of Glory so much. It's a great album, and it's all Jon without outside writers.

[DevilsSon]

Originally Posted by BD135

One thing I'd like to see is a BJ album where there are no outside writers contributing to the songs. It would also be cool to have a very stripped down album without additional musicians, besides Hugh of course. Anyone else like this idea?

7800 Degrees Fahrenheit?

[DryCounty]

Originally Posted by DevilsSon

7800 Degrees Fahrenheit?

Well actually Bill Grabowski co-wrote Secret Dreams .. But almost!

[Alphavictim]

Originally Posted by Becky

That's one reason I love Blaze of Glory so much. It's a great album, and it's all Jon without outside writers.

Not exactly low on the outside players quota, though.

[DevilsSon]

Originally Posted by Alphavictim

Not exactly low on the outside players quota, though.

Plus it's all about some characters in a movie. And the lead song (as awesome as it is) is nothing but re-writing Wanted so that it fits the story.

Anyway, I can't see it happen. They need all these writers to stay relevant I guess.
Other than Keep The Faith, my favourite 5-10 Jovi songs are anyway written by Jon or Jon and Richie so I'd probably like it as well.

[Rdkopper]

Originally Posted by Becky

That's one reason I love Blaze of Glory so much. It's a great album, and it's all Jon without outside writers.

+1

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[Alphavictim]

Originally Posted by DevilsSon

And the lead song (as awesome as it is) is nothing but re-writing Wanted so that it fits the story.

Musically? Never got that impression. If anything, Dry County rips off the riff.

[DevilsSon]

Originally Posted by Alphavictim

Musically? Never got that impression. If anything, Dry County rips off the riff.

Really? I find them nearly identical (that's why I love Blaze so much :P)

The wind in the intro, the acoustic (underline acoustic) riff, the build-up to the electric solo, even the actual solo, Jeff Beck took a little bit of Sambora there, the chorus itself. They are nearly identical songs. The only difference - IMO - is the monologue with the min-drum solo.
Maybe it's just me.

[The Northern Cowboy]

Originally Posted by DevilsSon

Really? I find them nearly identical (that's why I love Blaze so much :P)

The wind in the intro, the acoustic (underline acoustic) riff, the build-up to the electric solo, even the actual solo, Jeff Beck took a little bit of Sambora there, the chorus itself. They are nearly identical songs. The only difference - IMO - is the monologue with the min-drum solo.
Maybe it's just me.

Nope, definitely not just you. I get the exact same feeling whenever I hear Blaze of Glory. Although for me, I got the Young Guns 2 soundtrack before Slippery When Wet so it was the reverse situation when I heard Wanted for the first time.