Artist  | Bon Jovi
Title   | New Jersey

Genre   | Rock                                 Format  | Album
Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 57:20

Label   | Vertigo Records                      Store   | 1988
Catalog | 836 345-1                            Rip     | 2025

Bitrate | 2933 kbps                            Size    | 1267.32 MB
Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1

A1. Lay Your Hands On Me                                        5:58
A2. Bad Medicine                                                5:15
A3. Born To Be My Baby                                          4:38
A4. Living In Sin                                               4:37
A5. Blood On Blood                                              6:18
B1. Homebound Train                                             5:10
B2. Wild Is The Wind                                            5:07
B3. Ride Cowboy Ride                                            1:25
B4. Stick To Your Guns                                          4:42
B5. I'll Be There For You                                       5:45
B6. 99 In The Shade                                             4:26
B7. Love For Sale                                               3:59

After ushering in the era of pop-metal with their 1986 blockbuster
"Slippery When Wet" and its hit singles "You Give Love A Bad Name",
"Wanted Dead Or Alive", and "Living On A Prayer", Bon Jovi transcended
the big-haired 80's, withstanding changes in style and sound to become
- and stay - one of the biggest American rock bands.

Unlike a lot of their peers, Bon Jovi's appeal isn't limited to the States.
"Slippery When Wet", its 1988 sequel "New Jersey", and 1992's "Keep The
Faith" were all international smashes, each selling over ten million copies
worldwide. Another way they have differed from other MTV favorites of the
late 80's lies in how Bon Jovi has cannily and subtly changed their sound
to fit the time.

First, the group slowly lessened their reliance on arena rock guitars,
emphasizing melody and ballads without rejecting hard rock. They
incorporated elements of soft rock and country, moves that helped them
sustain their popularity into the 21st century - a long run they celebrated
in 2024 with the documentary Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story and
the album "Forever".