Bon Jovi | Live at Molson Amphitheatre | Extreme Diehard Audio | Toronto 1995
Just one day after their appearance at the grand opening of the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Bon Jovi were back in the touring saddle and headed towards Canada for a sold-out show at the Molson Amphitheatre. Local news reports stated an attendance of 16,500 fans. Late into their North American tour, the band was playing as tight as they'd ever achieve and absolutely on a roll. A little out of the public eye in terms of popularity, their energy and passion for sheer playing made this run on their best artistically.
As the title suggest - sometimes it may be more of "guess the song" and, logically, nothing of this show has ever surfaced on YT before. Even this version had hours of work of getting past the noise at least a little bit. If you like anything off their golden era in 1995, this one might interest you. If not, come back next time ;)
Setlist:
01. Helter Skelter [0:00]
02. Hey God [3:25]
03. Jon greeting audience [10:45]
04. Livin' On A Prayer [11:34]
05. You Give Love A Bad Name [18:02]
06. Keep The Faith [21:52]
~ Jungle Improvisation [25:48]
07. These Days [29:51]
08. Lie To Me [38:03]
09. Someday I'll Be Saturday Night [45:18]
10. Something For The Pain [52:55]
11. Because The Night (acapella) [58:20]
12. Damned [59:31]
~ If Loving You Is Wrong [1:02:17]
13. Blaze Of Glory [1:09:57]
14. Lay Your Hands On Me [1:15:44]
15. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead [1:25:28]
~ Papa Was A Rolling Stone [1:31:07]
~ Jumpin' Jack Flash [1:32:13]
16. Bad Medicine [1:36:01]
~ Shout [1:40:55]
Encore 1:
17. Always [1:45:00]
18. Acoustic Guitar Solo [1:52:53]
19. Wanted Dead Or Alive [1:53:42]
20. Runaway [1:59:15]
Encore 2:
21. Rockin' In The Free World [2:03:58]
Encore 3:
22. This Ain't A Love Song [2:11:21]
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