This Left Feels Right - Bon Jovi

_Bon Jovi This Left feel is Right_ ==Dead or Alive== This version is similar to the club remix version of Dead or Alive. Firstly, it seems certain that the bad song choice, and secondly (and worse) that also in this context obviously not good. In other words, even if he had to do the song * A / remix kind of form, would do much more than the cold. Sounds like old guys trying to hip, with planned and asked blade exceeded remix effects. The song is very linearly, with very few new ideas are furnished with. This will definitely set the tone for the rest of the album. ==Livin On A Prayer== I think it works better than most. The ...  Read the complete review

Following three successful tours in the last four years, with the most recent being the Bounce tour, Bon Jovi have finally decided to release their "acoustic" album. After teasing many fans during the last tour by announcing that certain concerts would be acoustic, and the disappointment that some British fans felt at not being the lucky ones to have an acoustic gig played on their home turf, I thought that this album would make up for missing out on the acoustic concerts. Bon Jovi have been my favourite band since I was 10, and I have always loved hearing their songs done in acoustic style, prior to this album we had to make do with snippets that ...  Read the complete review

Bon Jovi released 'This Left Feels Right' in 2003. I would describe it as an acoustic version of some of their greatest hits. Being a fan of Bon Jovi, I bought this album without hesitation, and was quite excited about listening to it. The album came about as the band thought about doing something different for the fans. They played an acoustic gig in Japan, lasting nearly four hours! The gig was recorded and was going to be released, but Jon Bon Jovi wasn't entirely happy with it. Still keen on making an acoustic record, the band brought in Pat Leonard who had worked on the 'Unplugged' albums with Bryan Adams and Rod Stewart, and as Jon said ...  Read the complete review

I have been a big fan of Bon Jovi for many years and in particular, Jon Bon Jovi himself. I do think he is a bit of a cad but that does not stop me from liking him a lot! I appreciate that Bon Jovi are not the greatest musicians to ever walk the earth, but I think they have produced a large number of very enjoyable songs over the years. They are probably best known for songs like "Livin' on a Prayer" and "Always", both of which appear on this album. This is not exactly a greatest hits album in the conventional sense. Bon Jovi decided to go one further and make this an accoustic style greatest hits album. I cannot help but feel that ...  Read the complete review

"This Left Feels Right" is probably best described as Bon Jovi's acoustic set of their greatest hits. As well as being acoustic every song in the set is reduced in pace whether it be lyrically or musically. It is definitely a different sound and does take a bit of getting used to. At its worst it approaches bad karaoke but at its best it is an enjoyable reworking of some classic material. The track list as follows (the version I have is the international version which contains "The Distance" as a bonus track) this can be bought at www.play.com the British version is identical minus this track (link to cd is ...  Read the complete review