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Bon Jovi – Rock Stars - Bon Jovi
| Label: | Radio Today Entertainment – RS001 |
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| Series: | Radio Today Entertainment – RS001 |
| Format: | 2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Transcription, Stereo |
| Country: | US |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Rock |
| Style: | Hard Rock |
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Tracklist
| A1 | Runaway | |
| A2 | Breakout (Live) | |
| B1 | Silent Night | |
| B2 | Only Lonely (Live) | |
| C1 | You Give Love A Bad Name | |
| C2 | Livin' On A Prayer | |
| C3 | Wild In The Streets | |
| C4 | Bang Bang/Shot Through The Heart (Live Medley) | |
| D1 | Let It Rock | |
| D2 | Wanted Dead Or Alive |
Notes
US Radio show. Interview with Jon Bon Jovi + Station adverts between songs.
All live songs taken from Tokyo, 1985 (all previously released as single B-Sides)
Show #001
Air Date: March 30-April 5, 1987
Disc labels appear white in photos, but are actually pale blue
Interestingly the first disc features Side A and C, the second disc features Side B and D.
C4 includes a portion of "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)", written by Sonny Bono and first recorded by Cher.
All live songs taken from Tokyo, 1985 (all previously released as single B-Sides)
Show #001
Air Date: March 30-April 5, 1987
Disc labels appear white in photos, but are actually pale blue
Interestingly the first disc features Side A and C, the second disc features Side B and D.
C4 includes a portion of "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)", written by Sonny Bono and first recorded by Cher.
Reviews
Quote: Interestingly the first disc features Side A and C, the second disc features Side B and D.
I can explain this, ... the A+C and B+D-system was created especially for radio stations. Any radio station has got two turntables, so while table#1 is playing Side A, they are able to setup and have Side B ready (as it was pressed onto the second disc) to go, as soon as Side A is finished. Then this system could continue. While Side B is playing on turntable#2, they are able to turn over Disc 1 on turntable #1, setup Side C and have it ready to play as soon as Side B is finished. This would give the listeners the idea that we were actually in the studio. All of this would not work if Side A and Side B were pressed on the same disc.
I can explain this, ... the A+C and B+D-system was created especially for radio stations. Any radio station has got two turntables, so while table#1 is playing Side A, they are able to setup and have Side B ready (as it was pressed onto the second disc) to go, as soon as Side A is finished. Then this system could continue. While Side B is playing on turntable#2, they are able to turn over Disc 1 on turntable #1, setup Side C and have it ready to play as soon as Side B is finished. This would give the listeners the idea that we were actually in the studio. All of this would not work if Side A and Side B were pressed on the same disc.