AC, DC - Ballbreaker
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Free Music Review: ac/dc
Hit: 5 Stars
I just love ac/dc very much and every single song that they sing are really great in my opinion.
Free Music Review: AC/DC's best since "The Razors Edge"
Hit: 4 Stars
AC/DC really impressed with with the 2005 release "Ballbreaker" Now, not to say that they havent released some good albums in the Brian Johnson era, but the only four(Johnson Era) that I have thought were Excellent were 1980's "Back in Back", 1981's"For those about to rock", "1983's "Flick of the Switch" and 1990's "The Razors Edge" The others. Medicore to Average. The band has an above average release with "Stiff Upper Lip" but still failed to grab me like the AC/DC of old. "Ballbreaker" shows that AC/DC can still rock, and whats even more impressive, is that they didnt change over to Nu Metal, or rapcore, or any other type of music that was "Popular" They keep it simple with their own sound, and give us a very good album. Its sleezy, its metal, its rock, its everything you want from a band that you have had such high-hopes from, just hoping they could build on 1990's "The Razors Edge" and this proves they did. Its not perfect, with a few tracks that I could pass on, but the eight songs that I love on this album, return back to AC/DC's form (of the Johnson era) Considering the price is dirt cheap, dont hesitate to pick this up. It night not be one of their best, but its so impressive to get a release this strong, considering the type of garbage "pop" music that is surrounding the airwaves of today, and that the band has been around for over Thirty Years. ENJOYFree Music Review: Blues revisited
Hit: 5 Stars
AC/DC playing like a blues with powerful hard rock. Five stars.Free Music Review: A Mighty Return to Sleaze
Hit: 4 Stars
A pretty good "comeback" album after 5 years off, the 1980 Back In Black line-up playing up to their musical chops and writing songs that sound like some actual effort was put into their creation. As per normal, the much-loved (or much-hated as there is no middle ground in this debate) sleazy sex-obsessed lyrics are here in full-force (enough so to make Bon Scott smile). Regardless, this album rocked pretty hard during my junior year of high school and is still quite entertaining today. Excellent production by the great knob-twister (take that whichever way you want) Rick Rubin.Free Music Review: strong release
Hit: 4 Stars
This is classic AC/DC, all bluesy rock is here in a pure way that only these guys know how to do, its true that AC/DC is a band that hasn't changed anything from their style and thats great! they remain true to themselves