Here's one...I actually bought "You Give Love A Bad Name" as a .45 (the B-Side was "Raise Your Hands"). Almost wore the grooves off that one before I picked up "Slippery When Wet" on cassette (which I literally did wear out, and had to buy a second copy of, much like Appetite For Destruction and The Black Album).
@@SilentBob731 Ahhhh, yes.... cassettes. That was my media format of choice back then, mind you CDs had not come out yet OR they had but I dismissed them as a marketing scheme to trick people into buying their music all over again. I came to find out it was worth it. I bid goodbye to the cassette, largely for the reasons you cited : wearing out, getting eaten/chewed up by tape decks, etc... I was (and still am) a "custom mix" guy so I always made my own blank mixes/copies to prolong the life of my store-bought albums, but caveats still persisted - like running out of tape by a lous few seconds. I was NOT someone who would tolerate a cut-off song ; I'd find a song that would fit, or if that failed, leave that last 3-4 mins of tape blank. Ugh. What a nightmare. Thank crikey for CDs, and the godsend of mixtape recording, the MiniDisc (MD). Sadly, the latter was poorly marketed due to Sony's stupidity and it fell out of favor once that accursed MP3 came along. Most physical media did, but vinyl made a comeback, cassettes seem to be as well, CDs kept hanging on by a thread and also may make a huge comeback, but I especially hope the MD is resurrected.
When it comes to Bon Jovi you have never lost your objectivity. The fact is every song you of theirs you have reacted to has been amazing so your reactions are on point!
This was the big come back for the band. They went on hiatus after the New Jersey tour finished with Jon going off and doing his first solo album, Blaze of glory and Richie with his first album Stranger in this town. When they came back with this in 1992 the whole music landscape had changed with the rise of grunge and they really were not sure how well the record would do, or whether they could still perform in huge stadiums etc. The reception in the USA was lukewarm, but in Europe, and especially the UK they were still a massive success (and Japan I think). They booked a tour way in advance of the album and played smaller venues (went from Wembley stadium to to Wembley arena) as they did not think they would sell tickets like they used to, and the Wembley gig sold out almost immediately. Because of this they booked a date later in the year at Milton Keynes bowl which is a stadium sized venue, and sold that out as well. Their career started to pick back up in the USA after the whole grunge movement slowed down and they have been one of the biggest selling recording artists ever since, even though they now only play middle of the road house wives choice style music. Alec John Such was BJ bassist at the time, but he was an extreme alcoholic so rarely recorded with the band and Hugh McDonald (the guy who ended up replacing him) would play most of his bass parts on albums.
This is the song video I felt in love with Bon Jovi with, back in 1993 when I was 13 years old. I remember watching this video for the first time... and the moment I saw Jon I remember asking myself "WHO IS THIS MAN???!!!" 🔥 🔥 🔥
It's great to hear you appreciate Bon Jovi. I have all their albums, and like you mentioned, I also love how they seamlessly transition between rock and ballads while maintaining their unique spirit. If you haven't listened to it yet, try "Dry County"-the lyrics are powerful, and Richie's guitar solo is incredible, not to mention the drum building in the middle of it.. It's one of their best tracks, in my opinion.
I freaking love this song. One of my favorite Bon Jovi songs. April Wine..Roller please 🙏. I love your sly looks..we all had those same looks..such gorgeous men ❤️ Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏
Definitely one of the top Bon Jovi songs. It's even better live plus the great bass from Hugh Mcdonald. A couple other songs I recommend are Have a Nice Day, Raise Your Hands, and Dry County. Great reaction Biss!! ❤🙏🔥👏👏
One of my faves from Bon Jovi! All the great instrumentation and breaks and even a little rap. I still have the 1992 cassette single. The flip side to the single was their Christmas song. Bisscute reacting to this objectively? 😂 We know you have a #1Crush on John! Maybe you should react to #1Crush by the group Garbage sometime.😎
Relesed in 1992 it is the second track on the self titled album "keep the faith" . It's their 5th album and the last one with Alex John Such as the bassist player.
Although to be fair, he hadn't played on any of the albums for a while. The bass on this is more than likely Hugh. Alec was a raging alcoholic and really only played with the band live due to being drunk so much.
@@caphowdy666 I have no such information sorry . The bass on this is Alec the sound is consistant with the previous albums and he is in the credits of the art book from the CD , Hugh is not even mentioned in the Keep the faith album . I dont know if he wasnt in the live performances after the release of the album or if he was a raging alcoholic as you mention. But surely something happened for him to leave the band .
@@thanasisanagnopoulos9265 There is plenty of information out there. Jon did not think he played bass well enough and was always drunk. Alec only played bass on the first two albums (except Runaway) and Hugh McDonald played bass on everything else, but without credit until Alec left. As Alec was officially part of the band and toured with the band, he was always credited as recording on the albums even though he did not. The reason the bass sounds the same is it was the same guy playing it. It just was not Alec.
@@caphowdy666 if thats the case then why did the bass changed after he left ? I follow Bon Jovi for 29 years now . What you say sounds alien to me so , excuse me but im not sold on your side of the story .Dont get me wrong if thats the case for you its fine by me , it;s just not my case .
Watch the documentary of Bon Jovi on Hulu. Alec hardly ever played after the first two albums. They talked about it IN DEPTH!!! It was always Hugh. They spent about 40 minutes on this subject. Whether you're sold on it or not is not up for debate.
This is my all time favorite rock song. The bass and drum works are so far ahead of what anyone created before or since. Is it the most iconic drums ever? No, that's Love It Loud by Kiss. The most iconic bass ever? Hard to tell. Just overall a superb track.
this song was released in 92 which was a pretty big year as it was up against whitney houstons i will aloways love you and smells like teen spirit when looking at the stats was a little shocked to c that bon jovi have never had a uk number 1 single theve had albums go to number 1 but never a single and they had (at least based on the records i can find which may be a little out of date) they have the most top 10 singles without one of them hitting number 1
You never wanted to miss a Jovi concert the women loved them the band was iconic many fond memories of those shows yes musically vocally lyrically they delivered deep breaths calm down
I hope you feal better soon! "A Little Bit of Soul" and I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" are ones that i believe you have not done yet. Thank you for all your reactions!
Great reaction to 'Keep The Faith'! You really captured the essence of the song. I'd love to see you react to another Bon Jovi classic, 'This Ain't A Love Song.' Also, if possible, it would be awesome to see your reaction to Guns N' Roses songs like 'Patience' and 'Live And Let Die.' I'm sure you'd enjoy those too!
One's that I think you have not reacted to is "Lay Your Hands On Me" and "This Ain"t Love Song" "Someday I'll Be Saturday Night""A Little Bit of Soul" Thank you for all your reactions. much appreciated.
When this video was first released. I was very surprised by the appearance of Jon's new hair. Very fresh, macho but still rockstar way. As if it made the rock stars of that era look outdated. It cannot be denied that Jon is like a pioneer of a new hairstyle for '90s rockstars. And it seemed that was the case, not long after when the Firehouse personnel shortened their hair in the Live My Life For You clip which was very popular a year later. And the rockstar shortened hair trend continues with the appearance of Eddie Van Halen in the Don't Tell Me clip, who surprisingly cuts his hair so short that he looks like a Spike model. And since then the trend of big long hair rock band accompanied by its music genre has begun to disappear from world music charts. What makes sad is...I WAS THERE. Now I just hope to be like today's young people who only know that in the past there were lots of good songs. Those who didn't experience the sad moment of leaving that era, made me feel as if the music industry had stopped. This year I'm 44 years old.. and it's still hard to move on... 🥲🥲🥲
Minha geração em 1992 eu estava com 9 anos comecei no Rock com esse disco,Keep the faith que pra mim e um dos melhores discos de Bon Jovi e Cia um grande abraço a todos desde Brazil
This was there comeback album 1992. Keep the Faith tour was my first concert, at palace of auburn hills when I was 6yr old. This was my mom rest her soul was her bon jovi song. She would literally blast this in the car. They were competing with nirvana and alt rock was hitting mainstream. Another song from keep the Faith album should listen to is Dry County.
My favourite band ever since Slippery. Great songwritng from Jon and Richie. This is right when Jon got his hair cut. BTW Jon was even more beautiful in person; I ran into him on the street in Toronto about 3 years after this. Wow!
Great choice Miss Bisscute 👍👍👍, i love this Bon Jovi song, for me one of their best ones and i loved your reaction Biss 💓💓💓💓 please for the next reaction for Bon Jovi use the songs: It's my life, Thank you for loving me and Born to be my baby. Thanks for this one Biss.😊
Aaah...mi morocha favorita,besos desde Argentina 😘😘 P.D:this song is from 1992. Other BJ songs: We Weren't Born To Follow Never Say Goodbye Born To Be My Baby In This Arms All About Loving You Have A Nice Day Superman Tonight
Some other great songs by Bon Jovi are Silent Night (not a Christmas song) the live version, Only Lonely, In and Out of Love, and Dyin' Ain't much of A Living. I think you'll really enjoy them.
Yeah! As always a great reaction, beauty for one of my favorite bands, ever! If you want to enjoy an amazing song, I recommend "Fear", believe me, it will blow your mind! See you! 🤟🦊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lay your hands on me is prime rock star Bon Jovi it is a must. Filmed partially in their home New Jersey. They were on the mountain top. Please Please don't miss this one.
This came out in mid high school for me (early 90s) and man we played this album over and over at max volume! Bon Jovi were so good at cranking out banger after banger, top tier rock.
"Who would be fool to compete against Bon Jovi?" Well, U2 was the other great band on fire, but no one really saw them as rivals. All music fans were just happy to see this 2 bands troughing hits after hits at them. Women also didn't seem bothered with the "vocal competition" between Jon Bon Jovi and Bono. lol
Hi Biss! I was 13 when Bon Jovi put our their first hit Runaway. Been a fan since, I will say that this song was a switch and an introduction to the change in his music. He became more of a songwriter than a pop metal guy after this. It's good. But it's not great!!!! YET.... It did get GREAT!!! Awesome reaction as always! 🍻👏🤟
*"KEEP THE FAITH" (1992) was my first BON JOVI album.......if you ask me their prime was between "SLIPPERY WHEN WET" (1986) and "HAVE A NICE DAY" (2005).........their peak between 1993 and maybe 2008.....BON JOVI went down dramatically after Richie Sambora was leaving the band....* ⬅💿🎵🎸🔊🎵🔥
Sometimes I wish I was like you Biscute and could find something enjoyable in everything. If I did reactions, I would be hating on 95% of the music out there today.
Interesting blend... I don't remember how many Bon Jovi songs you react but maybe is time for a play list only of them called Biss-Jovi 😅. I can imagine you like a 80's / 90's girl with a bedroom completely full with Bon Jovi posters. Runaway, in these arms, lie to me, these days, I'll be there for you, you give love a bad name are another songs you can react
6:23 Your looks and facial expressions says it all, Madalina. You are not the first or the last person to feel like that. I was ten years old when I saw Agnetha Faltskog (ABBA) singing in the European Song Contest. I instantly fell in love with her. Today, I'm 60 years old, happily married, with two kids and still in love with the most beautiful lady I've ever seen (in my opinion). There's nothing wrong in feeling like you do. Also, only now I realised I haven't subscribed yet. My bad. I'm doing it now. My apologies.🙏
🤣Miss Bisscute in full girlie mode! Whatever you do, NEVER watch Ally McBeal because in that show, he is totally in love with Ally and she plays him like a fiddle😮
You should react to Living in Sin (video clip). His voice near the end, kinda like screaming in pain, gets me every single time. Amazing song and vocals.
Hello Bisscute, fascinating song and performance by Bon Jovi, Keep The Faith at his best. The theme, despite being more than 30 years old, is still relevant, with a fart message, full of hope and perseverance to face difficult times while maintaining faith, courage and determination. Jon Bon Jovi gives a very emotional and powerful vocal performance, the vocal harmonies are quite good, the bass, guitar and drums are outstanding. Your reaction is totally on point. I would like to suggest for a next reaction, to the return of the band Linkin Park and its new vocalist Emily Armstrong, with the song The Emptiness Machine. Greetings from Mexico City.
I feel like Bon Jovi had kind of disappeared for a while. When they released this comeback album, it was a new look, and a new sound. I really liked this song at the time.
It was May 7th, 1989. Pullman Washington, home of the Washington State cougars. The opening band had finished up and the lights got turned down. A fog machine was generating fog and you could hear sounds that sounded like lightning. There were flashes of light. It sounded like a storm was coming. The start of this song on the album and when they performed it live sounded like an orchestra preparing, odd sounds that weren't choreographed, like they were playing their instruments getting ready. It got quiet. Bon Jovi came on and talked to us, and then they started singing the chorus. Lay your hands on me repeatedly and then when the music kicked in, Jon Bongiovi shot from under the stage 5 ft into the air through the cloud of fog and the crowd erupted into the loudest roar I have ever heard in my entire life. I can still feel it 35 years later. It was of Epic proportions. Later in the set, the spotlight shined on my ex-wife, her long waist length, blonde hair. He's saying I'll be there for you to my ex-wife. It was a pretty extraordinary evening.
That was "Lay Your Hands on Me". Keep the Faith didn't come out until 1992. No less amazing tho. I saw same show in Niagara Falls, NY 2 months later. July, 1989.
OHHH yeah Biss... I knew you'd like this one. And Jon Bon was a top dude back in the same time that Danzig was. Both are great.... But Jon Bon - and Sambora on Git - got this beat dead on. Plus I like the message.
Oh my suggestion/ I think , i knew you would love the bass , the song in general and drool, I mean love his new look/haircut 😅, yup can't miss with bon jovi 👍 may I suggest, acoustic living on a prayer an evening with bon jovi 👌
'Keep the faith' was released in 1992 and it was the album where Jon Bon Jovi first appeared w/ short hair... I believe this was in response to the 90's as grunge rock bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam... Bon Jovi was perceived as an 80's 'hair band' and Jon wanted to break away from that scene and appeal to 90's audiences. They got rid of the big hair, colorful outfits... and they made their image more casual. They also changed their sound away from the 80's arena rock. It worked... Bon Jovi was one of the few 80's bands that had platinum selling albums in the 90's and they continued to tour arenas, even though 'Keep the faith' sold considerably less (2x platinum) in '92... Bon Jovi's 1988 album 'New Jersey' sold 7x platinum. It was also the last album to feature original Bon Jovi bassist Alec John Such, who was fired in 1995... they said he was struggling to play live and in the studio. Bon Jovi released a rather mellow album 'These days' in 1995... it sold platinum in the US but the band decided to go on hiatus in 1996 to focus on other projects... They finally returned in 2000 w/ the album 'Crush' and scored a major hit "It's my life"... vastly different from their 80's records.
Pretty sure I bought Keep the Faith album the same week it was released and jammed to it on my drum set. Had every album he ever released before that and liked everyone. So I did not wait to buy this one when released.
Many good artists got drowned out in the 80’s, 90’s so much good music during that time and new artists had an uphill battle to make a name with these bigger artists around.
It is hard to believe it´s been almost 40 years since I saw Bon Jovi live on their ¨Slippery When Wet ¨ tour.
Lucky youu
Here's one...I actually bought "You Give Love A Bad Name" as a .45 (the B-Side was "Raise Your Hands"). Almost wore the grooves off that one before I picked up "Slippery When Wet" on cassette (which I literally did wear out, and had to buy a second copy of, much like Appetite For Destruction and The Black Album).
me too . OMG. that first album. thought. they had potential.
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Ahhhh, yes.... cassettes. That was my media format of choice back then, mind you CDs had not come out yet OR they had but I dismissed them as a marketing scheme to trick people into buying their music all over again. I came to find out it was worth it.
I bid goodbye to the cassette, largely for the reasons you cited : wearing out, getting eaten/chewed up by tape decks, etc... I was (and still am) a "custom mix" guy so I always made my own blank mixes/copies to prolong the life of my store-bought albums, but caveats still persisted - like running out of tape by a lous few seconds. I was NOT someone who would tolerate a cut-off song ; I'd find a song that would fit, or if that failed, leave that last 3-4 mins of tape blank. Ugh. What a nightmare.
Thank crikey for CDs, and the godsend of mixtape recording, the MiniDisc (MD). Sadly, the latter was poorly marketed due to Sony's stupidity and it fell out of favor once that accursed MP3 came along. Most physical media did, but vinyl made a comeback, cassettes seem to be as well, CDs kept hanging on by a thread and also may make a huge comeback, but I especially hope the MD is resurrected.
A really underrated song of Bon jovi is "my guitar lies bleeding in my arms" 🎧😉
When it comes to Bon Jovi you have never lost your objectivity. The fact is every song you of theirs you have reacted to has been amazing so your reactions are on point!
Thank you
Interesting Fact: Jon Bon Jovi literally helped talk someone out of ending themselves on a bridge in Nashville a couple weeks ago. Dude's legit. 👍
This was the big come back for the band. They went on hiatus after the New Jersey tour finished with Jon going off and doing his first solo album, Blaze of glory and Richie with his first album Stranger in this town.
When they came back with this in 1992 the whole music landscape had changed with the rise of grunge and they really were not sure how well the record would do, or whether they could still perform in huge stadiums etc. The reception in the USA was lukewarm, but in Europe, and especially the UK they were still a massive success (and Japan I think). They booked a tour way in advance of the album and played smaller venues (went from Wembley stadium to to Wembley arena) as they did not think they would sell tickets like they used to, and the Wembley gig sold out almost immediately. Because of this they booked a date later in the year at Milton Keynes bowl which is a stadium sized venue, and sold that out as well.
Their career started to pick back up in the USA after the whole grunge movement slowed down and they have been one of the biggest selling recording artists ever since, even though they now only play middle of the road house wives choice style music.
Alec John Such was BJ bassist at the time, but he was an extreme alcoholic so rarely recorded with the band and Hugh McDonald (the guy who ended up replacing him) would play most of his bass parts on albums.
Blaze of Glory is a really under rated album in my opinion. After all these years I still love that album.
@@TheRealCoyote Stranger in This Town is even more underrated. Both are top tier.
Probably one of my top 5 of all time from Bon Jovi, great song!
This is the song video I felt in love with Bon Jovi with, back in 1993 when I was 13 years old. I remember watching this video for the first time... and the moment I saw Jon I remember asking myself "WHO IS THIS MAN???!!!" 🔥 🔥 🔥
It's great to hear you appreciate Bon Jovi. I have all their albums, and like you mentioned, I also love how they seamlessly transition between rock and ballads while maintaining their unique spirit. If you haven't listened to it yet, try "Dry County"-the lyrics are powerful, and Richie's guitar solo is incredible, not to mention the drum building in the middle of it.. It's one of their best tracks, in my opinion.
Thank you
@@BisscuteReacts Please react to Dry County Live in Wembley. You will not be disappointed.
I freaking love this song. One of my favorite Bon Jovi songs. April Wine..Roller please 🙏. I love your sly looks..we all had those same looks..such gorgeous men ❤️ Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏
Thank you
Definitely one of the top Bon Jovi songs. It's even better live plus the great bass from Hugh Mcdonald. A couple other songs I recommend are Have a Nice Day, Raise Your Hands, and Dry County. Great reaction Biss!! ❤🙏🔥👏👏
Thank you
One of my faves from Bon Jovi! All the great instrumentation and breaks and even a little rap. I still have the 1992 cassette single. The flip side to the single was their Christmas song. Bisscute reacting to this objectively? 😂 We know you have a #1Crush on John! Maybe you should react to #1Crush by the group Garbage sometime.😎
This song is one of my morning motivational boosts :D
Relesed in 1992 it is the second track on the self titled album "keep the faith" . It's their 5th album and the last one with Alex John Such as the bassist player.
Although to be fair, he hadn't played on any of the albums for a while. The bass on this is more than likely Hugh. Alec was a raging alcoholic and really only played with the band live due to being drunk so much.
@@caphowdy666 I have no such information sorry . The bass on this is Alec the sound is consistant with the previous albums and he is in the credits of the art book from the CD , Hugh is not even mentioned in the Keep the faith album . I dont know if he wasnt in the live performances after the release of the album or if he was a raging alcoholic as you mention. But surely something happened for him to leave the band .
@@thanasisanagnopoulos9265 There is plenty of information out there. Jon did not think he played bass well enough and was always drunk. Alec only played bass on the first two albums (except Runaway) and Hugh McDonald played bass on everything else, but without credit until Alec left. As Alec was officially part of the band and toured with the band, he was always credited as recording on the albums even though he did not. The reason the bass sounds the same is it was the same guy playing it. It just was not Alec.
@@caphowdy666 if thats the case then why did the bass changed after he left ? I follow Bon Jovi for 29 years now . What you say sounds alien to me so , excuse me but im not sold on your side of the story .Dont get me wrong if thats the case for you its fine by me , it;s just not my case .
Watch the documentary of Bon Jovi on Hulu. Alec hardly ever played after the first two albums. They talked about it IN DEPTH!!! It was always Hugh. They spent about 40 minutes on this subject. Whether you're sold on it or not is not up for debate.
This is my all time favorite rock song. The bass and drum works are so far ahead of what anyone created before or since.
Is it the most iconic drums ever? No, that's Love It Loud by Kiss. The most iconic bass ever? Hard to tell.
Just overall a superb track.
Luv how Bon Jovi get you to shake and shimmy! His music moves you! Lol Thanks Biss!❤️💛
Thank you
My fav bon jovi tracks are someday i'll be saturday night, in these arms and i'll sleep when i'm dead
this song was released in 92 which was a pretty big year as it was up against whitney houstons i will aloways love you and smells like teen spirit when looking at the stats was a little shocked to c that bon jovi have never had a uk number 1 single theve had albums go to number 1 but never a single and they had (at least based on the records i can find which may be a little out of date) they have the most top 10 singles without one of them hitting number 1
Living in sin, never say goodbye, born to be my baby, I'll be there for you,
He is fortunate to be able to show the receipts and say, “Yeah, there was a time when I was ‘runnin’ on all cylinders’ … He was a pretty boy…
"Runaway" is pretty good too. Back to 80's again then.
Thanks, I will add it to the list
You never wanted to miss a Jovi concert the women loved them the band was iconic many fond memories of those shows yes musically vocally lyrically they delivered deep breaths calm down
This is what I've been waiting for 👍
Uu
I hope you feal better soon! "A Little Bit of Soul" and I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" are ones that i believe you have not done yet. Thank you for all your reactions!
Bon Jovi - Thank You For Loving Me. It’s going to be my wedding song 😂
Congratulations
@@BisscuteReacts thank you! Keep up the awesome content. Even if you don’t get to that song! Entertaining channel!
Great reaction to 'Keep The Faith'! You really captured the essence of the song. I'd love to see you react to another Bon Jovi classic, 'This Ain't A Love Song.' Also, if possible, it would be awesome to see your reaction to Guns N' Roses songs like 'Patience' and 'Live And Let Die.' I'm sure you'd enjoy those too!
Thank you
Hi this video is of 1992 Reaction Bon Jovi Never say goodbye - Let it rock - Born to be me baby - Living in sin - Wanted dead or Alive - In these arms
Bon Jovi forever
One's that I think you have not reacted to is "Lay Your Hands On Me" and "This Ain"t Love Song" "Someday I'll Be Saturday Night""A Little Bit of Soul" Thank you for all your reactions. much appreciated.
When this video was first released. I was very surprised by the appearance of Jon's new hair. Very fresh, macho but still rockstar way. As if it made the rock stars of that era look outdated.
It cannot be denied that Jon is like a pioneer of a new hairstyle for '90s rockstars.
And it seemed that was the case, not long after when the Firehouse personnel shortened their hair in the Live My Life For You clip which was very popular a year later.
And the rockstar shortened hair trend continues with the appearance of Eddie Van Halen in the Don't Tell Me clip, who surprisingly cuts his hair so short that he looks like a Spike model.
And since then the trend of big long hair rock band accompanied by its music genre has begun to disappear from world music charts.
What makes sad is...I WAS THERE.
Now I just hope to be like today's young people who only know that in the past there were lots of good songs.
Those who didn't experience the sad moment of leaving that era, made me feel as if the music industry had stopped.
This year I'm 44 years old.. and it's still hard to move on... 🥲🥲🥲
Still waiting for you to do Santa Fe by Jon Bon Jovi ☺
Maybe in the future
This song released in 1992 and this my favourite band of all time since my childhood until now bisscute babe 😊
Can you make a reaction a bon jovi's song called these days pleasee bisscute if u are free to reaction to that song
Minha geração em 1992 eu estava com 9 anos comecei no Rock com esse disco,Keep the faith que pra mim e um dos melhores discos de Bon Jovi e Cia um grande abraço a todos desde Brazil
Always liked this song.
It is a great song
In These Arms is a awesome song as well 🎉
This is an epic song, glad you liked it Biss! You check out the live version from Wembley stadium in 1995. Now that's an awesome live performance!! ❤
This song was played to death on MTV Europe back in the day.
This was there comeback album 1992. Keep the Faith tour was my first concert, at palace of auburn hills when I was 6yr old. This was my mom rest her soul was her bon jovi song. She would literally blast this in the car. They were competing with nirvana and alt rock was hitting mainstream. Another song from keep the Faith album should listen to is Dry County.
It was great seeing you fangirling over Jon.
Thanks for your reaction
'92 and lead single from the album "Keep the Faith".
The live version of Giants Stadium 2001 is a fantastic performance and you would love to react too
Yes this in his prime... for me best is THESE DAYS album, but love all his music❤❤❤ greetings🤗
Knew it was good but this reminded me how good. Really sticks in your head.
My favourite band ever since Slippery. Great songwritng from Jon and Richie.
This is right when Jon got his hair cut. BTW Jon was even more beautiful in person; I ran into him on the street in Toronto about 3 years after this. Wow!
Great choice Miss Bisscute 👍👍👍, i love this Bon Jovi song, for me one of their best ones and i loved your reaction Biss 💓💓💓💓 please for the next reaction for Bon Jovi use the songs: It's my life, Thank you for loving me and Born to be my baby. Thanks for this one Biss.😊
Pls. react to the song "In these Arms" Thank You 😊😄
This song and "Blaze Of Glory" always gets me so amped up!
Aaah...mi morocha favorita,besos desde Argentina 😘😘
P.D:this song is from 1992. Other BJ songs:
We Weren't Born To Follow
Never Say Goodbye
Born To Be My Baby
In This Arms
All About Loving You
Have A Nice Day
Superman Tonight
Some other great songs by Bon Jovi are Silent Night (not a Christmas song) the live version, Only Lonely, In and Out of Love, and Dyin' Ain't much of A Living. I think you'll really enjoy them.
Yeah! As always a great reaction, beauty for one of my favorite bands, ever! If you want to enjoy an amazing song, I recommend "Fear", believe me, it will blow your mind! See you! 🤟🦊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
All the girls melt with Bon Jovi
We melt with Richie!
Lay your hands on me is prime rock star Bon Jovi it is a must. Filmed partially in their home New Jersey. They were on the mountain top. Please Please don't miss this one.
Damn, I have to watch again. First time around I didn't realize there was music. 👁️🍬
This came out in mid high school for me (early 90s) and man we played this album over and over at max volume! Bon Jovi were so good at cranking out banger after banger, top tier rock.
Also, if you want Bon Jovi to see live watch their rendition of Always live at Wembley stadium. I think you're gonna like that one 😊
Bon Jovi - "Everyday", from the 2002 album "Bounce". I think the music video for that song is still very relevant today, and one of their best.
"Who would be fool to compete against Bon Jovi?" Well, U2 was the other great band on fire, but no one really saw them as rivals. All music fans were just happy to see this 2 bands troughing hits after hits at them. Women also didn't seem bothered with the "vocal competition" between Jon Bon Jovi and Bono. lol
I always think this song is very U2, could almost be a U2 song imo, that's how good it is!!!
G n' R was bigger than both in the early 90's.
@@DamirHadzic-d4q GNR were bigger but Mettalica out sold all of them in 1992.
Can't believe this song came out in 1992😮
I bought the cd single and then the album 😁
Really good song, I have always really enjoyed Bon Jovi! I really enjoyed your reaction as always!
You would love "Living in Sin" and "One Wild Night"!
My favorite song by them! 🤘😎
Hi Biss! I was 13 when Bon Jovi put our their first hit Runaway. Been a fan since, I will say that this song was a switch and an introduction to the change in his music. He became more of a songwriter than a pop metal guy after this. It's good. But it's not great!!!! YET.... It did get GREAT!!! Awesome reaction as always! 🍻👏🤟
*"KEEP THE FAITH" (1992) was my first BON JOVI album.......if you ask me their prime was between "SLIPPERY WHEN WET" (1986) and "HAVE A NICE DAY" (2005).........their peak between 1993 and maybe 2008.....BON JOVI went down dramatically after Richie Sambora was leaving the band....* ⬅💿🎵🎸🔊🎵🔥
Biscute+Jon=❤❤❤
When it comes to rock music We Are right on with style good reaction I have never heard this song❤😊
I always love this song and wanted dead or alive, 2 fave bon jovi songs
Sometimes I wish I was like you Biscute and could find something enjoyable in everything. If I did reactions, I would be hating on 95% of the music out there today.
Please react to BORN TO BE MY BABY so u can hear the beautiful voice of JON BON JOVI
Interesting blend...
I don't remember how many Bon Jovi songs you react but maybe is time for a play list only of them called Biss-Jovi 😅.
I can imagine you like a 80's / 90's girl with a bedroom completely full with Bon Jovi posters.
Runaway, in these arms, lie to me, these days, I'll be there for you, you give love a bad name are another songs you can react
I still waiting for you to do santa fe
6:23 Your looks and facial expressions says it all, Madalina. You are not the first or the last person to feel like that. I was ten years old when I saw Agnetha Faltskog (ABBA) singing in the European Song Contest. I instantly fell in love with her. Today, I'm 60 years old, happily married, with two kids and still in love with the most beautiful lady I've ever seen (in my opinion). There's nothing wrong in feeling like you do.
Also, only now I realised I haven't subscribed yet. My bad. I'm doing it now. My apologies.🙏
I love your channel bisscute
🤣Miss Bisscute in full girlie mode! Whatever you do, NEVER watch Ally McBeal because in that show, he is totally in love with Ally and she plays him like a fiddle😮
La mejor banda del World...
Dry county is an awesome song to react too
You should react to Living in Sin (video clip). His voice near the end, kinda like screaming in pain, gets me every single time. Amazing song and vocals.
Hello Bisscute, fascinating song and performance by Bon Jovi, Keep The Faith at his best. The theme, despite being more than 30 years old, is still relevant, with a fart message, full of hope and perseverance to face difficult times while maintaining faith, courage and determination. Jon Bon Jovi gives a very emotional and powerful vocal performance, the vocal harmonies are quite good, the bass, guitar and drums are outstanding. Your reaction is totally on point. I would like to suggest for a next reaction, to the return of the band Linkin Park and its new vocalist Emily Armstrong, with the song The Emptiness Machine. Greetings from Mexico City.
Bon Jovi was my youth. And still is.
The 80's is your spirit decade. Us Gen Xer's accept you as one of us! Rock on eh!!
Hello Biss, 🤤jaja, thank you Biss ❤.
You have to hear everyday it's awsome
Born to be my baby next..you'll love it bisscute..
Dammmm! Was it me or we're you undressing Jon with your eyes?
I feel like Bon Jovi had kind of disappeared for a while. When they released this comeback album, it was a new look, and a new sound. I really liked this song at the time.
Very cool mv , totally match the rocking song!
It was May 7th, 1989. Pullman Washington, home of the Washington State cougars.
The opening band had finished up and the lights got turned down. A fog machine was generating fog and you could hear sounds that sounded like lightning. There were flashes of light. It sounded like a storm was coming.
The start of this song on the album and when they performed it live sounded like an orchestra preparing, odd sounds that weren't choreographed, like they were playing their instruments getting ready.
It got quiet. Bon Jovi came on and talked to us, and then they started singing the chorus. Lay your hands on me repeatedly and then when the music kicked in, Jon Bongiovi shot from under the stage 5 ft into the air through the cloud of fog and the crowd erupted into the loudest roar I have ever heard in my entire life. I can still feel it 35 years later. It was of Epic proportions.
Later in the set, the spotlight shined on my ex-wife, her long waist length, blonde hair. He's saying I'll be there for you to my ex-wife. It was a pretty extraordinary evening.
That was "Lay Your Hands on Me". Keep the Faith didn't come out until 1992. No less amazing tho. I saw same show in Niagara Falls, NY 2 months later. July, 1989.
@@rbjeans007 You are so right, how did I not remember that correctly. Thank you for the correction.
OHHH yeah Biss... I knew you'd like this one.
And Jon Bon was a top dude back in the same time that Danzig was.
Both are great.... But Jon Bon - and Sambora on Git - got this beat dead on.
Plus I like the message.
Bisscute is here for the eye candy :)
8:40 I believe the main Bon Jovi competitor was Motley Crue. Those guys were as influential as Bon Jovi
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@@aleksandrogrizancic9739 what's funny?
You need to watch Always live from Wembley 1995
Oh my suggestion/ I think , i knew you would love the bass , the song in general and drool, I mean love his new look/haircut 😅, yup can't miss with bon jovi 👍 may I suggest, acoustic living on a prayer an evening with bon jovi 👌
'Keep the faith' was released in 1992 and it was the album where Jon Bon Jovi first appeared w/ short hair... I believe this was in response to the 90's as grunge rock bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam... Bon Jovi was perceived as an 80's 'hair band' and Jon wanted to break away from that scene and appeal to 90's audiences. They got rid of the big hair, colorful outfits... and they made their image more casual. They also changed their sound away from the 80's arena rock.
It worked... Bon Jovi was one of the few 80's bands that had platinum selling albums in the 90's and they continued to tour arenas, even though 'Keep the faith' sold considerably less (2x platinum) in '92... Bon Jovi's 1988 album 'New Jersey' sold 7x platinum. It was also the last album to feature original Bon Jovi bassist Alec John Such, who was fired in 1995... they said he was struggling to play live and in the studio.
Bon Jovi released a rather mellow album 'These days' in 1995... it sold platinum in the US but the band decided to go on hiatus in 1996 to focus on other projects... They finally returned in 2000 w/ the album 'Crush' and scored a major hit "It's my life"... vastly different from their 80's records.
"Dry County" live in wembley Thanks beauty!!!
I like when you stand up for dancing 💃 for the song I give a 3 star 😎🫶👍
Biss Keeping the Faith in Bon Jovi 💜🍪
Thank your
Pretty sure I bought Keep the Faith album the same week it was released and jammed to it on my drum set. Had every album he ever released before that and liked everyone. So I did not wait to buy this one when released.
'Raise your hands' Album 'Slippery When Wet.
Dude, you are so in there!
Many good artists got drowned out in the 80’s, 90’s so much good music during that time and new artists had an uphill battle to make a name with these bigger artists around.