Bon Jovi - Wanted Dead Or Alive REACTION

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[@jeffgoldblum1722]

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[@franpratt6464]

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[@isaiasp74]

Have to do bonjovi Blaze of glory which was in a movie call young guns.

[@robertpfeiff]

I've always loved the "seen a million faces, and I've rocked them all" line. Because love Bon Jovi or not, that is a true statement.

[@larrybarrjr.6720]

Definitely one of the best lines in music. Imho

[@davidnimasnimenosfitnessda1918]

Cause..im a cowboy..and i still...fycking best album of allsss

[@LN-Lifer]

Awesome. Agreed one of the greatest rock lines ever

[@champ1ontryymegaming304]

Yup....been to multiple concerts. Always rocked us all!

[@jamalford6995]

As a 51 yr old black man I second that opinion!!

[@jonathanmcdonald9849]

Drove into St. Louis one Friday afternoon. Stayed at the round hotel across the street from Busch Stadium. 1985. Wasn't familiar with Bon Jovi. Heard about their sold out show on the radio driving in. Headed out to dinner. Got on the elevator with John Bonjovi, Richie Sambora and Rico Torres. They were my age, but dressed for their show. I introduced myself. They were very friendly and introduced themselves and we shook hands. I told them it was a shame the show was sold out. They said they would give me a pass if the had any. Too bad on missing the show. They said they were having an after show party on the roof and gave me a card to get me on the roof. It was a small quiet gathering, them unwinding from their performance. Got to speak with them for about an hour. Friendly, down to earth guy. Rat opened for them and were on the roof also.

[@bryansimmons4550]

TICO Torres

[@jonathanmcdonald9849]

@@bryansimmons4550 auto correct,. Should have proofed it

[@ursulaturner7980]

OMG!!! I Would've died!!! Loved them so much and Ratt too.✌

[@dalekidd420]

I've had the chance to party with a few bands over the years. Always an interesting time, and rarely ever exactly what I expected...

[@ursulaturner7980]

@@dalekidd420 nice...

[@ninline2000]

"I've seen a million faces, and I've ROCKED them all!" What a great line. Bon Jovi said the song was inspired by Bob Seger's song "Turn the Page." Another song about touring on the road.

[@ObSoLeeT666]

Also Metallica covered turn the page Jamel

[@jerrykinnin7941]

As did Walon Jennings.

[@svenska81]

Was just going to comment on the similarities between the two songs.

[@metaldeth166]

I always get goosebumps when that line comes.

[@MrClassicmetal]

Yes indeed! It's a simple, very memorable line that really has an impact. I think this is Bon Jovi's best song.

[@rachelgonzalez3803]

Yes, Jon is talking about life on the road in this song. But after this song (and the country vibe) he was approached to write the theme for Young Guns 2 “Blaze of Glory” much love friend! 🤘🏼

[@guycampbell733]

actually, emilio estevez wanted to use this song in Young Guns 2, but Jon felt like it wasn't a good fit what with all the "steel horse" references and wrote "Blaze of Glory" instead.

[@pedrojsamarripa]

@@guycampbell733 aaaand he asked to be in the movie too. They let him. He’s one of the guys in the pit that Bob Ollinger shoots with the shotgun loaded with stacks of dimes.

[@Trish0871]

@@guycampbell733 I was just going to say that...Emilio wanted to use this song.

[@blueeyes1110]

U was just going to type this you b\saved me time

[@thegingergyrl455]

Another great song. ✌🏻👏🏻

[@Mike_Nowlan]

So much truth to what you were saying at the end here. There is a big difference between HEARING a song and LISTENING to a song.

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

You nailed it.

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Absobloodylutely

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Absolutely!!

[@nukchuu1]

OH so true!

[@colognemaker]

I live very near him,when I tell you the things this guy does for the surrounding community's is nothing short of amazing,he has a couple restaurants that will give you a home cooked meal for free or for what ever change you could donate,among many other contributions to Monmouth county nj

[@deanarjones9114]

I always say that he grew up nicely. Great humanitarian

[@Teddybear81]

Bon Jovi's steel horses are the airplanes, trains, tour buses, and limo's.

[@JLSmith-zd3nk]

Would’ve been cooler if he was talking about a motorcycle.

[@traciemcdaniel3660]

@@JLSmith-zd3nk lol right?

[@kaptinkronic8411]

I always assumed he was talking about a bike.

[@easymoney4ever]

I once thought it was his guitar.

[@fazdoll]

Keeping with the Western theme, the "loaded six string" guitar is like a loaded six-shooter revolver.

[@msaz2720]

No, you’re correct, I never recorded anytime at any concert during the 70’s, 80’s 90’s. There weren’t any electronics available in those days, unless of course you took a Polaroid, and I don’t think you were aloud to take pics with it. One definite item you brought was a full working lighter!🙌🏼🔥

[@emptybraincase4181]

never understood why people watch a show through a little screen when it is literally in front of them.

[@christinevergona4524]

It’s not a concert unless you burn your fingertips with a REAL flame! 😈🌹😈

[@sukie584]

Sure there were. People used to bring in cassette recorders to tape...

[@Max_Flashheart]

Although the new kids can still lose their hearing and then use the video and add in subtitles lol

[@aaronblair9583]

I went to a pearl jam show in Seattle back in 2009-10. Was the start of the backspacer? Tour. Phones EVERYWHERE, even back then. I decided to get a little high in this group of screens. Pulled out some weed, took a puff and put it away...within 30 seconds, all of the real people came out of the woodwork. Old fans all the way up to a 70 year old lady congregated around me. Then the show felt real. I was in the middle of a group of real fans, no more screens. You shoulda seen the look on that woman's granddaughters face.lol.. turns out grandma was big in the Seattle scene throughout the 80's-90's. Knew ton of bands from mudhoney to green river. Saw them all.She was a hip lady. Don't smoke anymore but I'm kinda glad I did. Went home with a nice young woman that night too.....man I wasted most of my 20's but I lived that night.

[@lunagal]

Bon Jovi has toured the world so many times, they have “seen a million faces and rocked them all.” They toured for YEARS!

[@wpochert]

This song almost single-handedly brought acoustic guitar back into the stream of consciousness of the youth in the mid 80s.. Huge moment for me personally

[@falloutfan2502]

"Was this for a movie?" - no. It was proposed that they use it for "Young Guns", but the line "...on a steel horse I ride" kinda broke the idea of a western. That drove Jon Bon Jovi to write "Blaze of Glory" for that movie. Check that one out if you don't know it.

[@bryansimmons4550]

Funny. The Indians called locomotive "iron horses." The name was certainly an Old West label.

[@SeekFloor1]

The song was used in harley davidson and marlboro man

[@fayej6591]

But it has since been used as the theme song for Deadliest Catch

[@curtisthompson6921]

It was not written for a movie, but it was used in Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man.

[@ronzphotography3277]

Back then, we couldn't take pictures: There were no cell phones; cameras or recording devices were not allowed (back then, people snuck in tape recorders to record a concert, then sell that bootleg recording.) All we got are our memories. To say "We were there."

[@scarletjohnston741]

Hold on tight to those memories! I'm kind of glad because now it seems like you're too busy worrying about getting great pics & vids & missing out on the experience. We had no distractions back then.

[@melaniesharp397]

Memories and a large collection of tour shirts, ticket stubs and quite a few back stage passes! Unfortunately my ex boyfriend thought my larger collection of back stage passes was lame and tossed them along with all of the ticket stubs from 80-92. Thankful my lanyard for Stevie Ray Vaughan was safely tucked away when he went on that tangent as it was for Stevie’s last show in Los Angeles before he died.

[@ScottGreenMusic]

"A loaded six-string on my back" is such a great line.

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

This song is used during the opening of the show Deadliest Catch. Check out this great live performance of Livin on a Prayer/Dead or Alive.

[@markcoleman2890]

Also opening song to Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man movie

[@j-rocd9507]

@@markcoleman2890 Best opening ever. So hard.

[@ligeiaztomb2755]

Any and everyone who loves this song if it comes on in a bar/public: "Waaaaaannteeeeeed"

[@BenicioUkulele5811]

Yesssss!!! Great song to drink to and sing with friends or sing loudly in the car to!!! Hopefully with windows open!

[@Anonymous-wy5dc]

I'm a cowboooy With the deepest Southern accent known to man

[@RichDunn]

I love what you said about kids today going to events just to post on their social media, whereas back in the day it was all about the music only, and the creative artists who could write songs that will last forever. I saw Bon Jovi in concert many times in the 80's/90's. In the early days the crowds went wild, like they were on stage performing themselves. It was mass hysteria. Girls were passing out everywhere, people were leaping around and shouting uncontrollably. And in them days Jon left it all out there on the stage, only leaving when he phsyically didn't have the energy to do one more song even. It's a totally different world now, with so much less passion, heart and soul, for the music that truly moves you.

[@sirtango1]

Well said!

[@dannycasson1551]

The more and more I watch you enjoying 80’s the more I realize how thankful I am to have grown up with all this great music. 🎶❤️🎸

[@Nick_Barone]

He still lives in Jersey and spends much time cooking in his “JBJ Soul Kitchens” scattered around the state.

[@supergeeky7529]

I didn't know that. That is fucking dope!!

[@Shawney-jf6kc]

Amen

[@Johnnyultra1]

Drives me crazy seeing someone recording a concert and watching it on a 5in screen while the real thing is going on in front of them.I may be old (55) but when you go to a show I enjoy the moment. The feeling you get from immersing yourself in the music and the show will stay with you a lifetime. A vid doesn't even come close to "being there mentally". A perfect example is Pink Floyd live Comfortably Numb. The whole crowd mesmerized by the show and the song. No distractions (phone). I'm glad I got to see them 3 times and it was before phones because I would have been recording it and missed half of "The Floyd Experience." Put down the phone for awhile and enjoy real life if you can. Keep Rockin' the tunes Jamel. Love it!

[@chrisriley8749]

This was the height of their popularity, and this was a massive tour. I think they toured for like 2 1/2 years straight for this album! Took a toll, but seems like the culmination of all they worked for.

[@halmartin7417]

Well now you have to do Blaze of Gloryby John Bon.

[@bobbymcbay1586]

I agree

[@albertoarenas4017]

And don't forget Santa Fe! Great song and vocals!!

[@dilligaf6544]

You're right about going to the concerts. I saw Rush in concert in '87 or '88. I never even thought about taking pictures or anything like that. I just concentrated on the music and enjoyed being in the presence of greatness.

[@doobiedave9686]

Hey Jamel, if you want a song by Bon Jovi that was used in a western movie check out Blaze of Glory, it was used in the movie Young Guns.

[@brandyroseann]

This one was too.

[@terryminator4208]

Going back in time to all the concerts I've been to. No cell phones or cameras. All we have is the memories. And good memories they are. The ones I can remember. LOL

[@lrsrosebud]

Yep! LOL When I think back on all the great bands I saw, I realize how lucky I am. Still a few that I missed seeing but the ones that I did experience make up for it. 👍🏻

[@carronlaforce9453]

I saw these guys a couple times in concert and they are amazing. Jon Bon Jovi leaves every single piece of himself out on that stage. I'm really thankful I got to see them when Richie Sambora was still in the band.

[@laurenhuntsinger9170]

Years ago we went to the beach every weekend. When Wanted Dead or Alive came on the radio, EVERYONE on the beach cranked it all the way up. I would go stand at the shoreline and watch everyone rocking out; up and down the beach. Fabulous memories with the song.

[@VKrulikoski]

Yep, we were there to scream our guts out and leave half deaf with our ears ringing and no voice left.

[@I_NeedCoffee]

This song is what created MTV Unplugged So many amazing tunes that came from that.

[@fazdoll]

Probably the best show MTV ever conceived. "You think you're a musician? Prove it!" Imagine life without acoustic version of Layla.

[@I_NeedCoffee]

@@fazdoll Better than the original IMO

[@sandybarnes887]

A motorcycle is a steel horse. The song's title pays homage to Jon's admiration for Old West heroes, and how he identifies with them as being hated and loved at the same time ("wanted dead or alive", so to speak). During an interview on Inside the Actors Studio, Jon said he got the inspiration for the song early one morning when he could not sleep while riding in a tour bus. The "lifestyle of every rock band" was similar to that of outlaws in that each was, "a young band of thieves, riding into town, stealing the money, the girls, and the booze before the sun came up."

[@walkofnails2923]

Bon Jovi was my first concert 😄 I would LOVE to see you react to Billy Idol’s Cradle of Love official video. That was THE video for about a year when I was in school and MTV still played music videos every afternoon, and very few people have actually reacted to it.

[@Shawney-jf6kc]

You finally did this one. 👏🏻. Probably their best acoustic song. Richie on guitar...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@debbimoore9312]

We were present in the moment. Saw them several times and never thought to record! Just lived it!!!

[@jrobertlysaght]

If you have room for one more Bon Jovi song, 'I'll be there for you' I highly recommend.

[@kathycrutcher2671]

I saw Bon Jovi on this tour and yes I was there for the music and I will never forget that concert,simply amazing!!!❤️

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

They have a huge hit called “Blaze of Glory” that was used for the movie “Young Guns.” This one we just did is a favorite of mine- “Bed of Roses” is great too! 🤍❤️✌️✨

[@ehcmier]

And Jon acted in Young Guns, too.

[@benkyle76]

Small correction - “they” did not do Blaze of Glory. It was a JBJ solo album and a very good one at that.

[@empyrealone]

Bed of Roses is a lyrical masterpiece

[@fazdoll]

From a music theory standpoint, this is Bon Jovi's best song. The minor key and chord progressions sound like the old blues music from a hundred years ago.

[@Gonzo614]

I carded Jon many years ago at the go-go bar I worked at. He said "Don't you know who I am?" I responded "Yes I do, you got ID?" He used to live one town over.

[@Anonymous-wy5dc]

Oh you're one of those?

[@wen-nz3sk]

Seen these guys numerous times and it never gets old. Often Richie sings lead while Jon takes a break, still awesome!! Talk about rock concerts, BJ in particular, Jon will just turn up in the audience. Never have I ever come out of BJ concert without be exhilarated and pumped!! Song wasn't written for a show or movie but it's used a bit, think Deadliest Catch uses it. Jon said inspired by Bob Segers Turn the Page (react to it if you haven't!!), he and Richie penned it and it's their anthem!! Love to see and listen to your reactions to our great music, y'all bringing it back and I'm very appreciative and grateful, thank you!! 👍🏼❤

[@bekkiware264]

I'm 54 years old and I was kind of bored with this song until I watched Sam and Dean Winchester sing it on Supernatural. Now every time I hear it I think about that. Made me a fan of the song again.

[@ronaldmalcolm5609]

They did an absolutely AMAZING version of this, unplugged, for one of the first MTV VMA shows. It just Jon and Richie with acoustic guitars, 100% live.

[@christinevergona4524]

“Bad Medicine” - with Sam Kinison opening. They gave all fans video cameras and put the video together with their recordings. PLEEEAAASSSEEE!!! 😈🌹😈

[@ajclements4627]

Bad Medicine has such memories for me lol.

[@IndyCarFan-yd3vl]

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[@chrismcgill9516]

I miss those days... concerts in the 80's and early 90's were about the music and the fans... Bon Jovi always put on a great show!! ... it was in the movie Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man...

[@DianeCooperDMR]

great reaction... JBJ fan since the beginning, usually this is the encore song at their concerts... it was great seeing them in over a dozen concerts..they put on a great show.. standing the whole time.. Jon is one of the best front men in the biz

[@AcdallasAndy]

This song was not for a movie but “Blaze of Glory” was. Jon Bon Jovi wrote “Blaze of Glory” for Young Guns 2. He received a Golden Globe Award for the song.

[@starjacqueline]

I would love to see you react to their song “Bed of roses”.

[@AnthonyL0401]

Yes, Bed of Roses... it is a very mature song about true love and the doubts and obstacles that come up and the closeness we need anyway

[@dettwork]

one of those songs that still gives me goosebumps after all these years!

[@TheOutsider27]

Underrated guitar and backing vocals by the most talented guy in the group.

[@mdog2560]

This song wasn’t written for a movie, but it was played in the movie Wild Hogs with John Travolta, Martin Laurence, and Tim Allen.

[@jkocol]

I took my daughter to see them for this tour. That part where it goes, "I've seen a million faces" and the crowd lights up, I found out later "Oh, that's what all the friggen' lights were for when I heard that the video was filmed at our show. Well, that's my story and I am sticking to it. Well maybe not our show made it to the video, but I thought it was really connecting that with those lyrics and the lights, I could see a few thousand faces around me while the rest of the arena was black and I realized how cool their view was.

[@deannawalker7022]

Bon Jovi was amazing in concert. This tour was the greatest. The guitar player is Richie Sambora and has amazing vocals too. His song Ballad of Youth is awesome, check it out.

[@paulharris1299]

Bon Jovi- Blaze of Glory & Bad Medicine

[@samhugh4965]

Blaze of Glory is Jon Bon Jovi solo, not Bon Jovi.

[@jenniferbrinegar198]

I never get tired of Bon Jovi and this song has always rocked awesome stuff🤟❣️

[@shawnlusby1538]

This song wasn't originally written for any movie soundtrack. It was just a song on the mega popular "Slippery When Wet" album that became a hit. It was the 3rd single from that album after "You Give Love A Bad Name" and "Living On A Prayer". It was featured though at the beginning of the movie "Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man" which came out 5 years later. Jon Bon Jovi did have a solo hit that sounds similar to this song called "Blaze of Glory" which featured on the soundtrack to the film "Young Guns 2". In fact, Jon did the entire soundtrack to that movie

[@RadGma]

Theme song of the Discover Channel Deadliest Catch show.

[@kimnoel8125]

That was filmed in Pittsburgh, I can honestly say I was there. You're absolutely right, we were there to enjoy the moment, the music and the bands!!!!!

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Thank you, this is one of my favorites. Try to hear Bad Medicine brother Jamel 💛

[@bamachine]

This was not written for a movie but likely led to a song that was written for a western, Young Guns 2, he performed a song for that movie. The song was titled Blaze of Glory. It was not done by the band but done by Jon Bon Jovi. This song was about touring.

[@lewistasso8866]

Another "on the road" song. Yes, it does have a western feel. Years later, Emilio Estevez asked Jon if he could use this song for a Young Guns movie. Jon said he would do something better. He wrote and recorded a dedicated soundtrack to the movie! If you already haven't, check out "Blaze of Glory." kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5fQinaDaaiGbtE

[@jimclifford1241]

The producers for the movie "Young Guns" came to him and asked if they could this already made record for their movie. He said no, but that he would write a different song for the movie called "Blaze of Glory", which is an awesome song too and very, very fitting for the movie

[@BenicioUkulele5811]

Might’ve heard it, never LISTENED to it. - YES! There’s a difference! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MsZenT]

Hey Jamel! This is my favorite song of Bon Jovi's; don't get me wrong, I love a lot of their songs, but this one...gave me a glimpse into being on the road and the toll it took on all of them. Good and bad. Two statements that get me every time, "...faces are so cold, I'd walk all night just to get back home" and "...sometimes you tell the day, by the bottle that you drink". It says that that life isn't all that it's cracked up to be...not by a long shot. They do it because they love the music, and they want to please the fans, but they have to do it to feed their family. I've been waiting for you to do this reaction. Thanks so much. Thank you for keeping great music alive. Peace...You and Your Family Be and Stay Safe!!!

[@kylekirchhevel9097]

I dare you to do "Dry County". Bon Jovi goes epic: nearly 10 minutes long

[@eighthdoctor]

Love that song and what a great solo by Sambora. Has to be the full version! 😉

[@strawberryeyes3496]

Such an epic song!

[@stephanebreton3708]

Bon Jovi at their best 😍🤟

[@vanyadolly]

Swimming in the sand!

[@angelg.4846]

Yes! More Bon Jovi. They are fire live in concert!

[@EatBeets]

Saw them last year and Jovi couldn't even sing. Had his back up people doing all of the vocals. He sucks.

[@briankgarland]

Find the acoustic version. It's really good.

[@richardkafka5625]

Jon and Richie at their finest!

[@mikelawson6456]

Believe that gave birth to MTV unplugged

[@fzoulcmbyl2134]

@@mikelawson6456 The one live on stage was yes, but there is also a studio acoustic version, that is just Jon and Richie and it was recorded about the time of Slippery or right before New Jersey.

[@toddsears2318]

MTV music awards. Maybe 1989

[@sean_b_drummer]

When this album was EVERYWHERE my Senior year of High School, I never imagined I'd be in a Cover Band that regularly plays this song. It's awesome when the crowd sings at the top of their voices the reply, "WANTED!!". 😍🤘🏽

[@tommychambers5703]

In the movie Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man Staring Don Johnson and Mickey Rourke they play some of this song in the beginning.

[@hippiejoe969]

Actually responding to your subcribe video, and I wanted to let you know that you were the first reactor I ever did sub, to. I'm 52 yrs old St . Louis confided to bed (cancer ) but look forward to your amazing attitude towards life and music. Music was always my passion and I had great parents who never saw color and so I grew up with friends /brothers of all ethnic groups. Passed down to my daughter, now my grandaughter. Thanks my friend, PEACE

[@Shawney-jf6kc]

Rock it out Richie Sambora.

[@christinevergona4524]

“Miles of smiles” - Richie Sambora. How true!! 😈🌹😈

[@Shawney-jf6kc]

@@christinevergona4524 what are those symbols about?

[@rosehernandez329]

I was 12 yrs old when I met him and the band. They were having a concert at the Nassau Coliseum, in NY when the New Jersey album came out and there was a car show happening at the same time. My father’s car was displayed right in front of the main doors of the arena and the security guards allowed me to go in and watch the concert for free. I met the band after the show because they had to pass my father’s car to get to the dressing rooms. That’s an awesome memory I’ll never forget. What makes it even better was that my older sister who was a big fan of theirs missed it, lol.

[@jamesnorthup7717]

I feel like we definitely appreciated the music more back in the day cuz it wasn't at your fingertips, you had to save your money and go buy the vinyl or you wouldn't hear it, especially if you were into metal!

[@AcdallasAndy]

I saw Bon Jovi 3 times in concert in the late 80s when these songs from the “Slippery When Wet”album was topping the chart. It’s an experience I will always be grateful for going.

[@Bozers24]

"WeWerentBornToFollow" It was from at least 20 years after these ones you have done. They still sound great

[@lilsuzq32]

Definitely one of Bon Jovi's best. Love Love LOVE!!

[@baronofgreymatter14]

Why record it? YOU ARE THERE!. EXPERIENCE THE MOMENT

[@mitchellbaxter6314]

I was at a Black Sabbath concert on their final tour, and my friend was recording the whole thing. First I punched his arm 5 times while yelling at him to watch the concert with his eyes instead of through his phone, then I told him I'd buy him the tour DVD if he'd put his phone away. I was jamming, playing air guitar, drumming, and head banging, while he stood motionless to get a good video. Instead of recording it to watch it later, live it now!!

[@solarpowerhome]

The 'cowboy' reference is his 'persona'...his 'steel horse' is a motorcycle....'wanted dead or alive' is him talking about being a performer...and people (both those he works and fans) wanting him on stage dead...or alive.... Plus at the time this song came out, Jon Bon Jovi was in the movie of Young Guns II. Bon Jovi was an "arena band'. Their songs are big loud, powerful as were their concerts. Made to be played in front of 10's of 1000's of people in a huge venue. If you want to see a video of them at the apex of their arena band glory, check out "lay your hands on me"

[@Luvie1980]

This was my mother’s favorite song!

[@eloisapompa5048]

Back in the 70's, If we liked a popular song(there were so many), we played the 45 or album over and over on a record player till we knew all the words by heart. Some would right them down. Forced us to listen and interpret the meaning. I have an Archive of music stored in my head that boggles my own mind. Lol. So grateful to have grown up at that time. 70's and 80's were the BOMB!

[@03jpcaz]

The one thing I don’t like about going to concerts in the smartphone era is the recording.

[@gayleeidson6724]

You are so right ! I saw Bon Jovi twice in the 80's, and I NEVER took my eyes off the stage or the people around me ! We were there to enjoy and experience every moment ! Have you done Bed of Roses ? Beautiful ❤️ song !

[@kellysmith3917]

Please react to Terrance Trent Darby!!! Brotha has one of the coolest voices ever!!! Suggest Wishing Well and Sign Your Name!!!

[@bushwickvic]

I had a classic 1970 red convertible Ford Mustang, I used to blast this song all around Brooklyn NY “ I’m a cowboy, On a steel horse I ride...” definitely one of my top 10’s.

[@petervfl]

IMO, one of the best songs eva......

[@gary_05]

lol

[@DrChili44]

Richie's guitar solo kicks so much booty. The kick from the 12 String acoustic to the electric and tone he gets is INCREDIBLE.

[@manicpanic3544]

"Blaze of Glory" Bon Jovi

[@leahrahye]

I have seen Bon Jovi live 7 times and the first time was in 1987 when I was 16 and Slippery When Wet was at it’s peak. The last time I saw them was about 5 years ago. Just as good today as in 1987. This song was not used in a movie. Unless it was later, but it wasn’t written for one.

[@rfmelite9017]

This song is like Bob Segars Turn The Page

[@jimmysouth600]

Hey brother, you're the best one on here doing these reaction videos. I was blessed to have grown up during the greatest era of music of all time. If I can help you in anyway feel free to let me know. I don't know everything, but I do know you love this great music that I had the privilege to have grown up with. I agree 100% we have to keep this music alive. I live in Indiana just north of Indianapolis. I was around 16 or so when the tragedy of the Edmund Fitzgerald occured up on the great lakes. It was in the newspapers for weeks here in the mid-west. You're exactly right, it was the excitement of seeing these great singers and song writers. It wasn't about being the 1st to post something on social media. This music has been hanging on by a thread for a long time. I'd love to see you review "Radar Love" sung by Golden Earring. Come on, let's get this party started!

[@jamestate5059]

Back in the day you couldn't even take pics at a concert or security would come take your camera

[@andrewforte3852]

All the Black kids when I was growing up in Detroit loved the hell out of Bon Jovi.

[@Damien_Paxton]

I believe the song was used in the movie “Young Guns” or “Young Guns 2”.

[@joep9759]

that was Blaze of Glory, another great tune

[@trevorjames6185]

Nope but it was used in Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man

[@michellejackson6679]

Truly one of my all time fav's... I was like my senior yr of HS ... and yes was in Love with Jon.... but the music meant something. Truly can grab you if you listen to the words.

[@sandie00]

This song was on the Tombstone (movie) soundtrack.

[@kellyshull2947]

“I’ll be your Huckleberry..”

[@daveb7801]

This song wasn't "for" a movie but it has been in a number of movies/shows. Blaze Of Glory was written for Young Guns 2 in which Bon Jovi himself had a small role in. Both the movie and the song are on my list of favs. But I'd have to say my most favorite Bon Jovi song would be Raise Your Hands off of Slippery When Wet. This song also was used in Spaceballs when Barf is dancing around in back of the winnebago

[@tinaluoma-welcome9607]

Try the band “Til Tuesday “ song “voices carry” women listen to your channel as well as men they’ll love it and don’t forget Ricky Lee Jones debut album by the same name! Go Jamal!

[@dusty3913]

You're thinking of the song "Blaze of Glory" by Jon Bon Jovi with Jeff Beck on guitar. It was featured in the western, Young Guns 2 w Emilio Estevez, Keifer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Philips.

[@ryanhiatt9001]

I thought this song was a part of the “Young Guns” movie. I could be wrong though 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jasontroia3434]

Nope but "Blaze if Glory" was!

[@savannahvburton]

@@jasontroia3434 Interestingly they originally wanted Dead or Alive for Young Guns 2 but Jon Bon Jovi said to them I'll write you a new song which turned out to be Blaze of Glory.

[@clairash2004]

I always get em mixed up too🙂

[@jasontroia3434]

@@savannahvburton I read that the other day. That's very interesting.

[@mdog2560]

Wild Hogs

[@darcieantrim4415]

I’m from NJ. I saw them play in a garage in Sayreville in ‘82-83. Runaway was a great early song. He would attend the spring carnivals in towns years later and was so nice to everyone but people were also respectful and didn’t swarm him. Also ran into Springsteen a bunch since I went to high school in Red Bank (some of the girls in my class in the Born In The USA video). I also went to The Stone Pony and he’d randomly show up. Later on, in ‘02-03 he’d show up my beach club and was totally cool to fans. Good times and they were genuinely nice back then.

[@tinaluoma-welcome9607]

Try “Til Tuesday “ song “voices carry” Sr. Bonnie Rait “love me like a man”!!!!!!!!!! Please!!!!!

[@judgegixxer]

Bonnie Raitt & Aimee Mann.....yes indeed, I 2nd the nomination

[@therealmciver3761]

Dude, I grew up in the 80's listening to 80's hair bands, 70's classic rock n country. Watching your reactions to the music i grew up with and I still listen to each and every day makes me realize how lucky I was to grow up in two of best musical eras since music was first created. Thanks dude...