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            Bon Jovi The Circle 2009 [320 Kbps]





01. We Weren't Born To Follow    04:15
02. When We Were Beautiful       05:29
03. Work For The Working Man     04:15
04. Superman Tonight             05:24
05. Bullet                       04:01
06. Thorn In My Side             04:16
07. Live Before You Die          04:29
08. Broken Promiseland           05:09
09. Love's the Only Rule         04:50
10. Fast Cars                    03:28
11. Happy Now                    04:32
12. Learn To Love                04:51


Product Details
ArtistBON JOVI
Media Content FormatAlbum
Media FormatAudio CD
Label / StudioUMG
Music GenreRock
Number of Discs1
TitleTHE CIRCLE
Catalog Number2725515

Bitrate: 320 kbps 
Channels: stereo
Samplerate: 44100
Encoder: LAME 3.82
CRC: yes
Copyright: no
Private: no
Orginal: yes
Description

After a route through Nashville and country rhythms with "Lost Highway"
in 2007, Bon Jovi returns to rock with "The Circle". 
It is not the usual type of rock either it's something their fans have never heard in the group's history, 
or at least this is what Richie Sambora, Bon Jovi's guitarist, told the press.
 
Sambora also declared that the album didn't take too long to produce and that,
while recording it, he had the occasion to try a multitude of guitars to get the right sound. 
Also, he and the group's lead singer, Jon Bon Jovi, changed a few of the songs to make them just right.
One such example is the first single from "The Circle".
 
Titled "We weren't born to follow", the single was launched for the radio two months before the album's release date.
However, the melodic style of the song is not what fans should expect from the album version,
 as the band went back into the studio with a new version.
 
The entire album is positioned around a "very rock" sound, 
which reflects the mood of Bon Jovi when the group was working on the "The Circle". 
The band teamed up again with producer John Shanks, who had worked with them on two previous albums, 
"Have a Nice Day" (2005) and "Lost Highway" (2007).