Bonny91

What the hell, that’s amazing! Perfect! I don't know what to say about the artist, pass me something ;)

even from this experience he drew inspiration for the sounds and style of his pieces. I don’t understand this sentence, as it doesn’t seem to me that Blunt's lyrics talk about war. Let alone the sound, would you define this melodic pop-rock as a perfect soundtrack for a conflict?? I would say no. However, as far as I'm concerned, I don't mind James Blunt. To be clear, in the desolate landscape of global pop, I consider him one of the least bad, and I listen to his songs when they come on without any hassle. The single "1973" is nice, as is the overplayed "You're Beautiful." It would be a fair 3, but I’ll give it a 4 to put it above all the other solid 1s.

but no shake a leg is pure wild rock&roll! the solo with angus shredding scales upon scales alongside malcolm's huge riff is fantastic!

@hardrpck92 of Brian Live, I only know the double live from '92, and there, although not at the levels of Back in Black and For Those About to Rock (damn, those are sung like gods!), his performance is pretty good. There's no doubt that Bon Scott is on another planet. Bon was the god of hard rock! I believe that If You Want Blood You've Got It is not only one of the greatest live albums of all time but also one of the masterpieces of rock music. It embodies the essence; it's extraordinary.

Yes, they are not as overwhelming as the first ones, but they are really well made. For me, more than anything else, for AC/DC, given the evident lack of originality, the albums should be judged largely based on the sound, and I don't really like Fly on the Wall for this reason. However, there are still great tracks like Sink the Pink!

let's avoid certain burps and farts.. poor britney anyway, if she can no longer even make the male audience stand up, it means her existence in the "star system" no longer makes sense.. praise to rihanna in the heights. and praise to the reviewer who, if they have listened to britney's discography, the baroness von masoch gives them a run for their money.

Well, the swearing girls aren't so bad. At the pub, chic with a red Marlboro, beer in hand and swearing on the side, what a wonderful thought ;)

No, the glam Pantera are not the real Pantera. The real Pantera is that fucking amazing band that produced absolute masterpieces of thrash/groove metal. Period. Great review!

Preface: AC/DC are my favorite band, absolutely. I have all their albums, I adore them. The review is not always written very well or particularly smoothly, but the ideas and comparisons are spot on. I still disagree with the rating. To be clear, a 4 seems exaggerated to me. I would say a fair 3, meaning this is a classic album, nice but nothing more, with the flaw of a sound not befitting of the kangaroos. In general, I can’t give AC/DC less than a 3, even if they always play the same song. Damn, they play it great! In my ranking, all albums from Let There Be Rock to Back In Black are 5s, all the others are 4s, with the exception of Flick of the Switch and this one, which unfortunately are 2/3. The short film from this album is very nice! Great “Sink the Pink,” with the Pink Lady kicking the pool guy's ass while AC/DC plays in the pub.

jargonking was right..less than 10 comments ;)..but I'm the tenth..great review!