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Hey guys, I added it to my favorites, but it doesn't show up, and if I try again it tells me it's already there, what's happening?

They were a great band, but they broke up, right? Or not?

The riff of Should I Stay or Should I Go is one of the best in rock history, incredibly simple, just two chords, but damned effective.

beautiful review, I’ve added it to my favorites. Congratulations. I’ve never liked the Sex Pistols; for punk, I prefer the Ramones and the Clash (who I don’t really go crazy for either), but the review is spectacular.

I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that.

my dog barks ABBAstantly. I'm tempted to ABBAndon him. no, that would be cruel, but I wish I could turn down the volume of his barking, because it really annoys me when I listen to ABBA, he prefers black sABBAth more. I've decided, I'll leave ABBA alone and start listening to black sABBAth too, so I can keep my little dog barABBA.

here, this has been a great band. This album is stunning, try listening to it in the car, maybe during a nice little trip out of town, it's the best. one of those bands that has embodied the purest spirit of rock n' roll. a band that might be a little underrated. For me, in the top 20 of the rock Olympus. no doubt about it.

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What a lovely cover though! Sure, it's a bit cliché and simplistic, but there’s definitely much worse. A LOVE SONG is a bit too cheesy, but it’s good. Decent HOLD THE TIME. THE YEARS is a really beautiful song.

It's a record I’m quite fond of, as it was one of the first purchases I made with all my own money, or rather I bought the cassette. To me, it's an excellent album, sure it's a bit easy and commercial in some ways, but who cares! Rock is commercial, it was born as a mass consumption genre, then it was the progressive/psychedelic bands that transformed it into something for a select few. I don't see anything wrong with a song being played on the radio thousands of times. "Rag Doll" is one of the best Hard Rock tracks of the '80s, "Angel" is a remarkable ballad, "Dude" is such a fun and enjoyable song, and the title track is infectious, introduced by a riff very much in the Angus Young style. In short, a great album, a bit hair metal, a bit A.O.R., but very well crafted. In some ways, I prefer these Aerosmith to the '70s ones, which have always seemed to me like a hybrid of Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones. If you like downer rock or the pretentious and scholarly type, just leave this album where it is; if you just want to have fun with some pumped-up, cheeky, and catchy rock, this is one of the best products you have at your disposal.