Chasing The Storm [Digipak] - Trojan

Advantages: So different to other songwriters
Disadvantages: Some of the tracks end too abruptly

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Advantages: The Title Track - Who Made Who
Disadvantages: Only has one great new song

...This is a good album from AC/DC. This is from the soundtrack for the film Maximum Overdrive and includes some past hits and three new songs, "01. Who Made Who" which is a great song and really worth getting your hands on. "03. D.T." Which is an instrumental and also "08. Chase The Ace" which is another instrumental. If you are familiar with AC/DC you will see this as an unofficial greatest hits, If your not an AC/DC fan then this is a good first album to buy. This includes the thunderous Hells Bells and You Shook Me all night long which I think are fantastic songs and the final song is the best song the an album could end on, For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) which is simply superb to hear it blasting from your speakers. AC/DC fans will enjoy the new songs on this album, people who enjoy rock, but haven't heard AC/DC will enjoy... Read review

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Advantages: Few decent songs
Disadvantages: Album struggles to keep finger away from skip button

...The Paddingtons abandon their efforts to sound as shambolic as possible they manage to churn out some better-than-average punk pop. Borrowing from both The Strokes and Blink 182, 'Worse For Wear' is the album's stand-out track. A pity, then, that there are another seven following it. They're not all bad, but few are particularly good. 'Loser' is a repetitive three chord assault devoid of both melody and charm, 'Panic Attack' features some standard issue chant-along backing vocals but not a lot else and as for 'Stop Breathing,' well, the pun would be too easy to make, wouldn't it? It's easy to imagine these songs going down a storm in a sweaty little club, but on record The Paddingtons sound flat. Not until '21' do they sound particularly worked-up, a cardinal sin for any band trying to plough the punk furrow. An opportunity missed, then. Let's hope... Read review

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