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hiiiiiiiiiii Dean :cheer:

ok here we go take a guess http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h141/wh75/handen.jpg

someone posts a picture about a Bon Jovi song and the other person has to guess witch song it is . ..........i will go first

livin on a prayer 5- keep the faith 23+ always 24 bed of roses 17

whole lot of leaving

I'm doing ok peeps thanks how are you all doing ??????

hiiiiiii :cheer: :cheer: :wub:

is someone gonna play this game ????

voted too come on peeps vote for bon jovi :wub: :wub:

vote for bon jovi :D :D ....................offcourse

hello :cheer: :wub:

goodevening :wub: :cheer:

It's ok Nicky i know you where busy :lol: but i will see you tomorow ( i hope ;) ) night night nicky :wub: :wub: xx

but you will get used to this too jasna :heart: :heart:

this doesn't work for me when i try it :(

it seems i'm al alone again :cry: listening to great music but i think i will go and have a good night sleep .

night night jups :wub:

I can't wait till 2008 and go to a bon jovi concert :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

nite nite sparky :wub: :wub:

Bon Jovi Revisits Nashville Influences on New CD 'Lost Highway' 22 June 2007 Last year, Bon Jovi became the first rock band to reach Number One on Billboard's Country Singles chart. As VOA's Mary Morningstar tells us, Bon Jovi continues to explore its Nashville influences on the new album, Lost Highway. Bon Jovi's latest album, Lost Highway, is not a Country record, but it was inspired by Nashville's creative community. The band collaborated with some of Music City's top songwriters, including Brett James, Hillary Lindsey and Gordie Sampson. Dann Huff, a Nashville hitmaker for Faith Hill, Rascal Flatts and Keith Urban, co-produced the album. Lead singer Jon Bon Jovi says he shares a common bond with Country music's storytellers, which made Lost Highway's sound a natural progression for his band. "I think it's about life, love, loss and freedom," Bon Jovi says. "At this point in your career, you're trying to grow as artists without losing who it is that you are. We were influenced greatly over the years by the whole Nashville scene, and having had such a big hit last year with that last song, 'Who Says You Can't Go Home.' But, it wasn't that different from us. It was just us being us with a little twang." "Who Says You Can't Go Home," featuring Sugarland's lead singer Jennifer Nettles, spent two weeks at the top of the Country chart last year. The duet, which was included on Bon Jovi's Have A Nice Day album, earned them three major awards, including a Best Collaboration Grammy. Jon Bon Jovi, left, and Richie Sambora Guitarist Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi are confident that the group's new artistic direction will still appeal to their long-time fans. "You know, I think it sounds like us," says Sambora. "It's just really good songs, well-crafted songs, and I think people just (like) the songs. Not too far away from what we do." "It's 'music without prejudice' as (male country duo) Big And Rich say," adds Bon Jovi. "You know, music without prejudice, and I think that really hits it on the head. Don't judge a book by its cover." Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora wrote and recorded "We Got It Going On" with Big and Rich. It's being used as the theme song for the American Arena Football (indoor) League. Jon has a personal interest in the league. He co-owns its Pennsylvania team, Philadelphia Soul. Lost Highway also includes a duet with Country star LeAnn Rimes. Bon Jovi's 2007 plans include an acoustic performance on the revised MTV Unplugged series and a 10-night engagement at a New Jersey arena in October and November. The band will open a world tour in January 2008. The first single from Lost Highway is the track, "(You Want To) Make A Memory."

(you want to) make a memory wich i like ver very much :wub: :wub:

Dome set to reopen with Bon Jovi 9.35, Fri Jun 22 2007 The controversial Millennium Dome is set to reopen this weekend with Bon Jovi as the first act to play the venue. It has been rebranded as the 02 arena, a giant entertainment complex in Greenwich, east London. Following Bon Jovi acts such as Elton John, The Rolling Stones, the Scissor Sisters and Justin Timberlake are expected to play in the arena. The Dome was built to mark the dawn of the 21st century but was quickly branded a giant white elephant. Its new owners AEG Entertainment have overseen a £600 million redevelopment creating a 20,000-seater arena to host music, entertainment and sporting events. Earlier this year the site missed out on the chance to become the UK's first so-called supercasino. The complex also includes a smaller music venue, an 11-screen cinema multiplex and exhibition space where treasures from the tomb of Tutankhamun are set to go on show. The Dome is expected to be part of a massive £5 billion regeneration of the surrounding Greenwich Peninsula including 10,000 new homes, 150 shops and restaurants, schools, a museum and a park.

i'm in the mood for rudebox today :yahoo: :yahoo: rolling stone or berliner star

Lost Highway

night night twinkle :wub: :wub: