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THE REVIEW
One day, on February 19, 1980, Bon Scott passed away: it was a tragedy for AC/DC, they recruited a certain Brian Johnson from Geordie and recorded the masterpiece "Back in Black", 42 minutes of pure heavy metal, not hard but heavy.
It includes the great Hells Bells, and this CD, if we can say so, is the first heavy metal CD in history, the best-selling album in history, 46 million copies, and also contains Back in Black, Money, the legendary Shoot the Thrill, Let Me Put On You.
Honor to AC/DC who recorded a masterpiece with this album and pure heavy metal: listen to believe.
Bon Scott r.i.p.
this review is also dedicated to Pessotto, goodbye
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Back In Black is AC/DC's landmark album released after Bon Scott's death, featuring Brian Johnson as lead singer. It's celebrated as the first heavy metal album and remains the best-selling album worldwide, with legendary tracks like Hells Bells and Shoot to Thrill. The review honors both the band’s achievement and the late Bon Scott.
AC/DC
AC/DC are an Australian hard rock band formed by Angus and Malcolm Young, known for raw riff-driven songs and large-scale live shows.74 Reviews
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By Elfo1
Back in Black features pure Hard Rock: a blend of meticulously crafted melodies and amphetamine solos that boldly emerge from Angus Young’s Gibson.
This nonetheless remains the best work of the Australian Rock band, and I believe it is one of the best albums Hard Rock has ever had.
By fyguns
"Back In Black remains an indisputable, irreplaceable album."
"Three chords repeated endlessly, Brian’s screeching voice, Phil’s drum groove hammering your brain and shaking your heart for a legendary piece."
By AR (Anonima Recensori)1
This album made them legends of rock, like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple.
The album opens with the famous bells to remember the old singer, and then immediately delivers a magnificent gem, 'Hells Bells.'
By Filippo Guzzardi
"Back In Black is entirely dedicated to Bon, from the title to the cover, it’s a tribute to him."
"Everything comes from the rhythm: it is the base and the 'feeling' of what we play. We want people to physically feel the energy we release."
