Artist: Bon Jovi Title: Behind the Glory Days Sources: Listed below |
Disc 1: 71:55 1. Runaway - Disco Remix 2. Breakout 3. Roulette 4. Shot Through the Heart 5. She Don't Know Me 6. Runaway 7. Shot Through the Heart 8. Heart of America 9. Travellin' Band 10. We're an American Band 11. Diamond Ring 12. Wanted Dead or Alive 13. Countdown/It's All Over Now 14. Livin' on a Prayer |
Disc 2: 73:44 1. Blaze of Glory 2. Blood Money 3. Never Say Die 4. The Ballad of Alice Cooper 5. Bed of Roses 6. Fear 7. Badlands 8. Baby What Do You Want Me to Do 9. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead 10. Good Guys Don't Always Wear White 11. Bridge Over Troubled Water 12. This Ain't a Love Song 13. Imagine/Give Peace a Chance 14. Life's Too Short for Days Like These 15. Hush 16. Welcome to the Good Times 17. Next 100 Years 18. It's My Life |
Comments: Disc 1: 1. Available only on Spanish promotional 7" single "Mix 40 Principales". 2-6. Live at Ripley music Hall, Philadelphia, PA 3 March 1984 7. Live at Gaumount Theater, Ipswich, England 11 October 1984 8. Unreleased Track only performed at Farm Aid, Austin, TX 22 September 1985. 9, 10. Live at Castle Donnington, Derby, England 22 August 1987 with Paul Stanley, Bruce Dickinson, and Dee Snider. 11, 12. Acoustic Live at the New Jersey Premiere, 19 September 1988. 13. Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan, 31 December 1988 with Ratt, Kingdom Come, and Britny Fox. 14. Acoustic Live on Rockline February 1989. Disc 2: 1. Live at the Academy Awards 1990. 2-4. Acoustic live on Rockline 8/13/1990 5. Live on Saturday Night Live January 1993 6, 7. Live at Halle Tony Gamier, Lyon, France, 7 April 1993 8. Live at Madison Square Gardens, New York, NY 28 July 1993 9. Live in Nuremburg, Germany 25 April 1993 10. Live at MTV Movie Awards 1994 11. Acoustic Live on Rockline 17 October 1994 12. Acoustic Live on Newsstation, Tokyo, Japan 17 May 1995 13. Acoustic Live at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, OH 12 September 1995 14. Unreleased Track performed at Stadthalle, Bremen, germany 28 April 1998 15. Live at Mannheim Germany 5 May 1998 16. Crush Outtake 17, 18. Live at NHK Hall, Tokyo? |