Best Ultimate Rock Ballads

This song only hit #14 on the charts but became the second most requested video on MTV. With the high vocal range of Miljenko Matijevic, many a lead singer was jealous and many women fell in love.

The third single off their self-titled debut album, I Remember You reached #6 on the Billboard Top 100. Lead vocalist, Sebastian Bach is quoted in an interview saying "I Remember You was the #1 prom song in the U.S. in the year 1990. You talk about making memories....."

Appearing on their album Theatre of Pain, Home Sweet Home is ranked at #12 on VH1's greatest power ballads of all time. Released in 1985, the song only charted at #89 on Billboard Hot 100, but was re-released as Home Sweet Home'91 on the Decade of Decadence album where it peaked at #37 on the Billboard Hot 100

Released in 1989 as the third single off their album, New Jersey, Ill Be There For You climbed it's way up the chart, finally reaching #1 on the Billboard Top 100. This song remains one of Bon Jovi's signature songs and is considered a classic among power ballads.

The third single released from the Open Up And Say...Ahh! album, Every Rose Has Its Thorn was released in 1988 and reached #1 on Christmas eve of the same year staying on the top spot for three weeks. It took the number 7 spot on VH1 Top 25 Power Ballads of All Time. Telling the story of pain and heartbreak that comes with relationships and love, the song hit home with a lot of people and expressed the feelings that were tearing through their hearts. "Like the knife that cuts you, the wound heals But the scar, that scar remains"