AC/DC - High Voltage (Dlx)
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Free Music Review: This is a fantastic CD!
Hit: 5 Stars
Have always loved this CD. Can't play it enough, and can't seem to hear it enough. It just sticks to you, as I'm sure many out there would agree. Have been reading Highway To Hell (bio about Bon), and this CD really captures a lot of what Bon was feeling while he was struggling to make it big. He was the old man of the group who had been around for a while before striking gold as the lead singer of AC/DC. The song She's Got Balls was written by Bon after his wife requested a song by him in her honor (she divorced him shortly thereafter). She's Got The Jack was written out of respect for all of AC/DC's loyal groupies. Besides being a great CD, there's also a lot in the lyrics. The book is also pretty good, and will give you more insight into the making of this AC/DC classic album/CD.Free Music Review: TNT
Hit: 5 Stars
ac/dc the orignal boogie hard rock band with the riff man angus young, out doing himself on all levels and bon scott doing the slurred gravelly vocals which i love more than hot chocolate
and the catchy simple lyrics example "i'm tnt i'm dynamite" excellent man it's my favorite song from the bon scott era period apart maybe "whole lotta rosie" that's a different story
classic band that may only know three chords but when it's as good as this who's complaining my third favorite album by ANTI-christ Devil's child
my second favorite being highway to hell
my first favorite is whole lotta rock
featuring the classics "overdose" "hell ain't a bad place to be" and the boogie woogie infectious song "whole lotta classic
Free Music Review: The Pinnacle of Rock N' Roll
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the greatest album ever made. This was the first AC/DC cd that I bought. After hearing TNT and others on the radio from this cd I thought that i'll get it, thinking that of course, there must be at least some filler, but no, there wasn't any filler; just complete high voltage thriller. I was blown away by the majestic heights of the albums' riffs, especially my favorite AC/DC song ever, 'Live Wire'. Future albums like "Jailbreak", "Let There Be Rock", and "Fly On The Wall" come close to this album but will never equal or surpass this album in sheer quality of music. For Bon Scotts vocals combined with Angus's searing riffs will make anyone who listens to the cd, appreciate it for its true greatness in Rock N' Roll History.Free Music Review: Ac/Dc recomended to all rock fans!!!
Hit: 5 Stars
Few songs I dont like but most id give it a 10/10. My favorite songs are Long way to the top, TNT. The Jacks also pretty good... Yea ive been listing to ac/dc scince i was 4 with my dad and i havent come across many bands much better than ac/dc.
I think my favorite cd has to be back in black. If you like high voltage you oughtta buy razors edge and ac/dc live. I think you will like ac/dc and you should be very pleased you bought them.
Long way to the top 10/10
Rock and roll singer 9/10
The Jack 5/10
Live wire 7/10
TNT 10/10
Can I sit next to you girl 9/10
Little lover 8/10
Shes got balls 7/10
High Voltage 10/10
Free Music Review: Great
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a compilation of the band's first two albums, the mediocre HIGH VOLTAGE, and the very good T.N.T.. The album opens with the very good IT'S A LONG WAY TO THE TOP, followed by the equally good ROCK N ROLL SINGER. After a strong start you get three classic songs in a row, THE JACK, LIVE WIRE, and T.N.T., which are arguably as good as anything the band has ever done. LITTLE LOVER and SHE'S GOT BALLS are two more great tracks (both from the original HIGH VOLTAGE). CAN I SIT NEXT TO YOU GIRL, and the song HIGH VOLTAGE aren't up to the level of the rest of the album, but they're not bad either. SOUL STRIPPER should have been included on this release.