Five of the Best from Bon Jovi

1. Slippery When Wet (1986)

Approximately 28 million copies sold worldwide.

“Slippery When Wet,” solidified the band’s status as rock icons. Packed with hits like “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “You Give Love a Bad Name,” it catapulted them into global fame. The album’s blend of catchy hooks, anthemic choruses, and powerful guitar riffs captured the hearts of millions. Released at the peak of the ’80s rock scene, “Slippery When Wet” remains a cornerstone of the era, defining the sound of mainstream rock. Its themes of love, lust, and rebellion resonate with audiences even today. With over 28 million copies sold worldwide, it’s a testament to Bon Jovi’s enduring appeal. From stadiums to radio waves, its influence endures, shaping the landscape of rock music. “Slippery When Wet” remains a must-listen for fans of classic rock and those craving an energetic musical journey.

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2. New Jersey (1988)

Approximately 18 million copies sold worldwide.

“New Jersey,” propelled the band to new heights in the rock music scene. Loaded with hits like “Bad Medicine” and “I’ll Be There for You,” the album showcased Bon Jovi’s signature blend of anthemic rock and heartfelt ballads. Following the massive success of “Slippery When Wet,” “New Jersey” maintained the band’s momentum with its infectious melodies and powerful lyrics. With over 18 million copies sold worldwide, it cemented Bon Jovi’s status as rock superstars. The album’s themes of love, rebellion, and the struggles of everyday life resonated with audiences worldwide, making it a classic of the late ’80s rock era. From arenas to airwaves, “New Jersey” remains a staple in rock music history, continuing to inspire new generations of fans with its timeless sound and impassioned performances.

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3. Keep the Faith (1992)

Approximately 12 million copies sold worldwide.

“Keep the Faith,” marked a significant evolution in the band’s sound and style. Featuring hits like “Keep the Faith” and “Bed of Roses,” the album showcased Bon Jovi’s ability to adapt to changing musical landscapes while retaining their signature rock edge. With its fusion of hard rock, pop, and grunge influences, “Keep the Faith” appealed to a diverse audience. Despite facing shifts in the music industry, the album resonated with fans, selling approximately 12 million copies worldwide. Its themes of resilience, hope, and love struck a chord with listeners, making it a standout in Bon Jovi’s discography. As the band embraced new sounds and experimented with their musical identity, “Keep the Faith” solidified their status as enduring icons in the rock genre, leaving an indelible mark on the music landscape of the early ’90s

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4. Crush (2000)

Approximately 10 million copies sold worldwide.

“Crush,” revitalized the band’s career with its fresh sound and infectious energy. Featuring chart-toppers like “It’s My Life” and “Thank You for Loving Me,” the album captured audiences worldwide. “Crush” marked a departure from Bon Jovi’s classic rock roots, embracing a more contemporary pop-rock sound that resonated with a new generation of fans. With its blend of anthemic choruses and heartfelt lyrics, “Crush” soared to success, selling approximately 10 million copies globally. The album’s themes of empowerment, love, and self-discovery struck a chord with listeners, propelling Bon Jovi back into the spotlight. As the band embraced change and embraced new musical directions, “Crush” solidified its reputation as an enduring rock icon, leaving a lasting legacy on the music industry of the early 2000s.

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5. These Days (1995)

Approximately 6 million copies sold worldwide.

“These Days,” represents a mature and introspective phase for the band. Laden with introspective tracks like “This Ain’t a Love Song” and “Something for the Pain,” the album delves into themes of heartache, loss, and resilience. Departing from their usual arena rock sound, “These Days” offers a more somber and reflective tone, resonating deeply with listeners. Despite its departure from commercial pop-rock formulas, the album still found success, selling over 6 million copies globally. With its raw emotion and authentic storytelling, “These Days” remains a standout in Bon Jovi’s discography, showcasing the band’s versatility and depth. As they navigated through personal and musical challenges, “These Days” stands as a testament to Bon Jovi’s ability to evolve while staying true to their roots, leaving an enduring impact on fans and the rock music landscape alike.

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