Bon Jovi | New Jersey | The Ultimate Live Compilation | 1988-1991

Almost two decades ago, this album (at first especially Wild Is The Wind and Born To Be My Baby) shot through my heart :)
And I believe it's a quite similar story for many fans out there, many may have even lived through that era!
An old live compilation is on this channel which was made in 2010 (can be found under "The Jersey Syndicate").
But I decided to sit down and make a new one. Over a month of work went into picking and then individually remastering all the material.
It was important to me to have authentic performances, so I didn't want to use an audio recording from one show and then "fake" a live video to it.
That can be done if no video exists, but I prefer to do it that way. Of course that had me running into quality limitations and, of course, it varies from song to song. A different performance was used for each track.
I changed the tracklist to make it feel a bit like a concert and also included Diamond Ring and Cadillac Man since one was written for the album and the other one was written during the tour.
Setlist:
01. Lay Your Hands On Me [0:00]
02. Homebound Train [6:15]
03. 99 In The Shade [13:49]
04. Living In Sin [18:52]
05. Born To Be My Baby [29:15]
06. Wild Is The Wind [34:45]
07. Ride Cowboy Ride [39:58]
08. Stick To Your Guns [42:11]
09. Diamond Ring [47:01]
10. I'll Be There For You [51:12]
11. Blood On Blood [59:44]
Encore:
12. Love For Sale [1:09:51]
13. Cadillac Man [1:15:17]
14. Bad Medicine [1:22:04]
15. Outro (Fighter For Love) [1:31:00]
Exact locations / dates:
Lay Your Hands On Me (Lenin Stadium, Moscow, USSR, August 13th 1989)
Homebound Train (Scandinavium, Gothenburg, Sweden, November 25th 1988)
99 In The Shade (Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia, November 3rd 1989)
Living In Sin (Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile, February 6th 1990)
Born To Be My Baby (Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan, December 31st 1990)
Wild Is The Wind (Capital Centre, Landover, USA, July 11th 1989)
Ride Cowboy Ride (Canadian National Exhibition Stadium, Toronto, Canada, June 2nd 1989)
Stick To Your Guns (Forest National, Brussels, Belgium, November 15th 1988)
Diamond Ring (Yokohama Arena, Yokohama, Japan, January 3rd 1991)
I'll Be There For You (Spectrum, Philadelphia, USA, March 8th 1989)
Blood On Blood (Milton Keynes Bowl, Milton Keynes, UK, August 19th 1989)
Love For Sale (Niagara Falls, Convention and Civic Centre, Niagara Falls, USA, July 6th 1989)
Cadillac Man (Osaka Jo-Hall, Osaka, Japan, January 9th 1991)
Bad Medicine (Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan, December 31st 1989)
This channel is now also on Instagram!
/ hand90_channel
Feel free to follow for updates and discussions :)
Also make sure to check out the new website dedicated to Bon Jovi Tours that a friend and I are working on:
bjtours.jimdo....
It's steadily growing and includes a lot of background info and trivia on the albums as well as a lot of setlists (older tours are still under construction, but constantly added).

[@judgeholden4208]

The peak of their powers. Sambora is a monster. Can't believe he isn't seen as one of the all time greats

[@judgeholden4208]

I was at the Syd Entertainment Centre concert in Nov 1989. Remember it vividly. Best concert I have seen to this date

[@АннаНикифорова-р4ы]

Without Richard Sambora BonJovi would never have reached these heights!!!

[@jonathankahanovitch2839]

He's a great. Very many voices..

[@jonathankahanovitch2839]

Phil is ok. John sykes has no charisma on stage... Seems robotic although is a good player

[@dewarizky7488]

I really don't know why he's not the one of the all time great, maybe it's cause the style is too general so they not compare him with guitarist with charismatic like slash, SRV, blackmore, maybe...

[@bostjanjaric827]

Little gems that lighten up out lives. Thank you.

[@insertchannelnamehere632]

New jersey was the album that made me realize I loved Bon Jovi, after I first heard it I listened to it about 11 times in 10 days

[@DeOmnibusDubitandum76]

Great job from the golden era of the band!

[@Chrisclaroscuro]

Richie Come back please !!!!!

[@danyfvfernandez1254]

Ride cawboy ride, wild is the wind, 99 in the shade y stick to your guns... para la perfeción de este vídeo solo falta Edge of a broken heart. Fantástico de cualquier manera. Gracias.

[@nen5143]

Awww, Dominik! Thank you for bringing back memories of a lifetime... honestly, that Blood on Blood version from Milton Keynes almost made my heart stop, as much as it did back then on that hot August night in 1989. I was there, 17 years old and madly in love with BJ. I remember that I almost fainted when Richie went over to Jons mic stand and began to sing, because it touched something so deep inside of me, it's hard to explain, rather it’s something that is etched in my heart forever! To be able to relive these moments so vividly after all those years is something I am very grateful for. Wish I could turn back time.... Brilliant Job, Genius ;-)

[@hAnD90]

Thank you, Nen! I knew Milton Keynes holds a special history in your heart, give all the circumstances of your trip back then. Your comment was really heartwarming :)

[@tpontes12]

I missed this tour because my parents did not let me..I was 14 and a half back in November 89. Thanks for posting

[@SuzanneBeenackers]

So wonderfully done, also with the quotes/ intro outro. And including Diamond Ring and Cadillac Man was so very welcome. You ve really upped the game by making us relive these intense Bon Jovi performances, back to back. Don't really know what to say except: THANK YOU!

[@ceryllharper]

oh so happy to have you all ❤❤❤❣❣ as my family, the band and me will always be the best, we rise by lifting others

[@Chrisclaroscuro]

The best times Bon jovi

[@shaktishake1616]

wow, thanks so much for all your work, Dominik! This is amazing, including the massacred lyrics on STYG :)

[@jovihammer]

This is awesome. Thank you for putting this together and sharing

[@holcombsqueen]

I remember this. I was there. I loved this. Loved jacket. Was my present to myself ❤❤❤❤

[@jambco2005]

This is one of my favourites that you've done so far - mate, you've outdone yourself! As always, many thanks and much respect for what you continue to do for us. Cheers mate!👍

[@Rockgirl24]

Such awesome clips!! Saw them many times . Great times and memories!!!! Not the same without Richie 😢

[@pillowaoc]

Thank you so much for this compilation!!! Enjoyed it immensely!

[@jbuk5796]

This is incredible! Thank you for all of your hard work. They were an amazing band.

[@nick-pc8md]

i remember talking to you about this before, thank you for the upload dominik great video!

[@mauromeglii493]

A great compilation!!

[@jonathankahanovitch2839]

Amazing thanks for this

[@missylou0521]

Cajun Dome, Lafayette, Louisiana! 7/22/89…how I wish I could relive that night!

[@burnpx55555]

Awesome work. Only I'll be there should be from Santiago Chile and tnlhen it would be perfect

[@LuisAlfredoDeSouzaPereira]

Wonderful...! thanks...!!

[@davidscofield2549]

Incroyable, Perfect 😍😍😍

[@emmanuelwolfmusic410]

now this is how its done, hi to everyone in FROMJOVIUK

[@richiesambora1300]

Wild times!

[@joshsherlock2372]

Really goes to show just how they stood on samboras shoulders especially Jon if he hadn’t have had richies voice behind his he wouldn’t have got through these shows not to mention his extraordinary guitar playing that was stifled by the band’s namesake in later years.

[@mariano_lauro1]

pero que hermosa canción es CADILLAC MAN! habria sido un exito rotundo !

[@jerseysound9569]

❤ how I miss them 🥹

[@jennyjj3414]

Great 🤗

[@Laissez-faire402]

Their Moscow entrance of going through the crowd is so great. No wonder Motley Crue were pissed.

[@benjesse402]

99 in the shade - classic!

[@patrickrancourt4782]

A perfect tribute on theirs real NJ State rocker attitude's peek never surpassed since and theirs positive attitude's was never come-back After 1994 ....Anyway !!!!!!

[@francabreggle8255]

Jon regali sogni con le tue canzoni ciao❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[@francabreggle8255]

Un kiss rubato importante❤😢😊😊😊

[@joseahumada8643]

Que hermosos recuerdos, una gran época.

[@dominiquebell9021]

33:20 👑❤️😎!!!

[@ChristianBurce]

Idol

[@francabreggle8255]

Angelo mio vola nel heart my ❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@AlejandroFragoso-h1u]

Yo los vi en México estadio de la u de g en su gira de new jersey

[@jonathankahanovitch2839]

Tico is very tight here

[@eduardolopes7740]

Fuck Yeah!

[@purplemoore9295]

❤️

[@DeOmnibusDubitandum76]

Some comment below to RS's lack of recognition. I think we can partly attribute RS's obscurity to JBJ's dictatorial approach in the band. One can see here and there how JBJ increasingly controlled every aspect of it, not only in terms of management, but also in musical decision-making and live performances. JBJ has always patronized all of them and they became subordinate to his every whim. The last straw I think was JBJ's unilateral decision to go out on tour in 2013, when Richie had just come out with Aftermath of the lowdown the year before. Richie was fed up with playing Robin to this Batman pretty diva who has neglected his voice and treated his fellow band members like office boys since their come back with Keep the Faith.

[@fedebjalways]

Oh great, another Sambora widow... Well he's been free for 10 years now, tell me where is he selling out stadiums and topping charts now? Last time I checked he had to put up a custom to go to a tv show and he has to create BJ reunion rumors in his interviews to gain some interest from the media...

[@DeOmnibusDubitandum76]

@@fedebjalways I am nobody's widow. Just stating facts. RS is an addict, but he always had more talent in his little finger than JBJ will ever have. JBJ had the looks, the focus, and the connections. Fronting everything and eclipsing everyone, he got the accolades and the spotlight. Now, he is just a mute CEO wannabe, so there is that. He never had the decency to set the "boys" free of their contractual subordination to him. Sad authoritarian and control freak he always was and that, I think (only partly), may be to blame for RS's spiral.

[@PrincessAmore1]

It’s Jon’s band. He is owner/manager. He can choose to do what he needs to do. I don’t have a problem with Richie leaving but the way he did it. Just left all of them high and dry. He could have waited for Jon to get another person in the band. I don’t dislike Richie but look where he is now compared to JBJ Band. Richie is worth some where between $100-$150 mil. JBJS is about 410 mil

[@DickensSportsTalk]

Richie is one heck of a talented voice and guitarist/performer. I went through similar issue as I fronted a few bands, not as big. But a lot of band members hate the frontman from day 1. It’s jealousy, the singer creates the atmosphere period. Richie needs to grow up and apologize to the whole band leaving them and the fans high and dry in 2013. No excuse Richie! Such a shame he is a top tiered musician.

[@DickensSportsTalk]

How can you say Jon just had looks and connections. I think he and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard are two of the best singers ever out of the 80s

[@ralphmongaya4660]

Stick to your guns is classic👍😎

[@HERUYAYA]

Cadillac Man on New Jersey’s Album?

[@hAnD90]

It's on no album. The band never recorded it in the studio.

[@HERUYAYA]

With all respect…I prefer Alec than Huey on Bass….

[@fedebjalways]

He started fucking up in the early 90s, KTF era

[@StevenVarcoe-v2z]

From what I heard Hugh was always better bass player than Alec but didn't have the "image" that suited Bon Jovi. Also I might be wrong but in the first 5 albums it was Hugh and not Alec who performed the bass on their studio albums. Last thing Rest in peace Mr Such

[@ndubbs21w7]

Alec always had great stage presence

[@простоймосквич-ш7з]

Начинается с Москвы, они обосрались со звуком на концерте в Москве, был там