Have A Nice Day - Bon Jovi

Have a nice day is a great album, probably my favorite bon jovi album, its a bit different from their older stuff but still ranks up there with the best rock music out. Obviously they aren't going to achieve the same success as back in the 80's now but this album proves that Jon Bon Jovi has still got a great voice and can still realise the great records. I bought this album just before i went to see them on tour promoting this album and it was well worth it, they were sensational!! Tracks i would like to draw your attention to would be - Bells of Freedom, last man standing and one last cigarette. This is one album were i actaully enjoyed ...  Read the complete review

It was the most memorable day of my life. The sun was shining, the fans were singing and England were playing there first round game against Paraguay and won! Milton Keynes bowl was the setting for the greatest live performances I have even seen. The day started with the long drive to the bowl, the "Have a Nice Day" album played 3 or 4 times on the way there from the North East of England. On arrival the car was dumped in the carpark, the shorts were on and the drink was flowing. We watched the England Game on a portable TV in the carpark, there must have been 50 of us there, chanting Bon Jovi songs while England pounded their way through the ...  Read the complete review

Bon Jovi – Have A Nice Day Released 19/09/2005 on Mercury. 210355-6 £9.77 at Morrisons Do you watch WWE on the telly? Yes? Good. I’ll be asking questions later. Over the years Bon Jovi has become a force to be reckoned with. An institution in rock. They cannot play the small halls any more. Wherever they appear, it’s in the mega bowls and super arenas. Their audience ranges from school kids to grannies and all ages in between. Even hard case rockers, who will deny the fact, have a Bon Jovi record somewhere in their collection. Bon Jovi is as corporate as rock can get. The brand is literary a licence to print ...  Read the complete review