Each of these 12 songs is good in principle as a single and the slight differences to albums like, These Days', 'Keep The Faith' or 'New Jersey' are enumerated quickly. Although Sambor guitar sounds on the one hand more delicate, but then less bulky, and Jon's voice is controlled, but also a trace powerless than before.
Sometimes you turn out to be but a little obvious even self-reference - Work For The Working Man 'quite unashamedly copied the bass line of, Livin' On A Prayer 'and' Bullet 'could, Keep The Faith Pt. 2 be '.
That Bon Jovi can write embarrassing texts proves unabashedly Track 10: We are fast cars' is it as translated in the chorus - anyway, but what the heck it's finally here to Rock'nRoll and the song itself is great. , Learn To Love 'is then closer than even the obligatory lighter anthem's Stadium concert.
Nevertheless - actually an Bon Jovi album as it wishes at any alteingeschworene fan; that has nothing to do with current trends or new rock of course, one must not only mention actually.
Why only 4 stars? The 5th is for 2 reasons on the track: first, because of, Shalala 'and background choir powdered sugar which is then sprinkled over this rock cinnamon bun, every rock fan makes for diabetics, and secondly because people take the consistently theatrical euphoric sing-along anthems then between them but also a little bit cool blues or harder Riffrock wishes. It would be only because of the variety halt. Although both fall not so significant, but overall this leaves Süsspeise of a rock album to be a matter a little bit stale aftertaste.
