Bon Jovi's These Days: Track by Track Through Their Darker 90s Album | Sonic Legacy

After Keep the Faith moved Bon Jovi into a new era, These Days takes things even further — with a moodier, more reflective album that feels a long way from the big party-rock energy of the 80s.

In this episode of Sonic Legacy, Andy and Gary go track by track through These Days, talking about the songs that hit hardest, the ones that surprised us, and how this album feels compared to the Bon Jovi records that came before it. From “This Ain’t a Love Song” and “Something for the Pain” to “Lie to Me,” “These Days,” and the deeper cuts, we dig into an album that leans more into heartbreak, frustration, and grown-up rock drama.

Is These Days one of Bon Jovi’s most underrated albums? Does the darker tone make it stronger, or does it lose some of the spark that made the earlier records so fun? Let’s dig in.

🎙️ In this episode:

• Our track-by-track thoughts on These Days
• How the album feels compared to Keep the Faith and the 80s records
• The songs that hit us the hardest
• Our favorite tracks, weaker spots, surprises, and overall impressions

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