вЂњWhat was wild,вЂќ Bach writes, вЂњwas that the crowd was on my side.вЂќДЄs he left the stage, his tour manager said, вЂњHey Sebastian - I think we got a problem here.вЂќ Skid Row with Sebastian Bach (second from left) and Jon Bon Jovi (far right) Mark Weiss He also took verbal shots at his mentor in between songs, making fun of his name. He had his roadies get two cartons of eggs, and he hurled them at Bon JoviвЂ™s smirking security crew. The singer was headed to the stage at Rupp Arena in Kentucky when he was grabbed from behind by three members of Bon JoviвЂ™s road crew, who secured his hands and вЂњpoured a vat of freezing cold ice milk over my head,вЂќ just as Skid RowвЂ™s intro music started to play.Д«ach - wet, shaking and furious - ran on stage. While pranking among touring rock bands was not uncommon, Bon JoviвЂ™s road crew tormented Bach in a more hostile and sinister way. Bach was вЂњsummoned into JonвЂ™s room,вЂќ where, Bach writes, вЂњhe stared me down and said the words, вЂIвЂ™ll f-ing own you.вЂ™вЂ‰вЂќ But when Skid Row opened for Bon JoviвЂ™s 1989 tour, their success with hits like вЂњ18 and LifeвЂќ and вЂњI Remember YouвЂќ caused relations to sour.ДЄfter Skid RowвЂ™s T-shirts began outselling Bon JoviвЂ™s, the headliners suddenly took issue with BachвЂ™s swearing on stage.

When Skid Row signed with Atlantic Records, Bon Jovi and his wife invited BachвЂ™s wife and son to stay in their home, and Bon Jovi gave Bach some of his old stage clothes - вЂњHe literally gave me the shirt off his back,вЂќ Bach writes. Sabo snapped up Bach, who became the frontman of Skid Row, a band he would eventually lead to fame.Д«ut according to Bach, that night also began a peculiar relationship between him and Bon Jovi, at first a friend and mentor who turned bitter rival. And Bach was about to taste stardom, too.ДЄccording to BachвЂ™s new memoir, вЂњ18 and Life on Skid Row,вЂќ Bon JoviвЂ™s parents liked Bach and thought heвЂ™d be perfect for a band they knew their sonвЂ™s friend Dave вЂњThe SnakeвЂќ Sabo was trying to form. Includes the albums: Bon Jovi (1984), 7800В° Fahrenheit (1985), Slippery When Wet (1986), New Jersey (2LP/1988), Keep The Faith (2LP/1992), These Days (2LP/1995), Crush (2LP/2000), Bounce (2002), Have A Nice Day (2LP/2005), Lost Highway (2007), The Circle (2LP/2009), What About Now (2LP/2013), Burning Bridges (2015), This House Is Not For Sale (2016), Blaze Of Glory: Inspired By The Film Young Guns II (1990), Destination Anywhere (2LP/1997), and Extras.In 1986, 18-year-old Sebastian Bach sang rock classics at the wedding of rock photographer Mark Weiss.ДЄmong the attendees were the parents of Jon Bon Jovi, whose вЂњSlippery When WetвЂќ album had just made him a star. The comprehensive collection also includes both of Jon Bon Jovi's solo albums, Blaze Of Glory and Destination Anywhere, as well as Extras, a new compilation created exclusively for the box set which features fan favorite 'Always' along with hard-to-find international rarities. The collection contains every studio album from their eponymous 1984 debut to 2016's This House Is Not For Sale.

This massive career spanning set preserves the original look and sound of the originals - all LP jackets are exact replicas of the original album cover and songs have been mastered to the band's specifications to ensure exceptional audio quality.

From ubiquitous hits like 'Livin' On A Prayer,' 'You Give Love A Band Name,' 'Bad Medicine,' 'Always' and 'It's My Life' to back-to-back-to-back-to-back #1s, Bon Jovi has created an ongoing legacy.

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