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Unleash your Air guitar!!!

Advantages: Fantastic!!!!
Disadvantages: None

I was given this album for Christmas about 4 years ago, and at the time I only knew about two songs from guns n roses. But When i first played this album, I realised I knew most of the tracks. It has some great hits on it such as 'welcome to the jungle,' 'Sweet child o mine,' 'Novemeber rain,' 'Knockin on heavens door,' 'Paradise city,' 'Live and let die,' and 'Sympathy for the Devil.' All these songs will have you up and dancing, and even on the ...

toop 14.10.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Greatest Hits [Digipak] [PA] - Guns N' Roses

the best in town , a new high for the blackout

Advantages: delivers some awesome songs and an overall great sound
Disadvantages: a few bad songs thrown in

the best in town is the second full album released by the welsh post hardcore band , the blackout. Having listened to the previous album i had high hopes for the album although this is the first album on their new record label Epitah so my concern was that they would keep the right formula. The unique 6 member band fshowcase welsh talent for post hardcore rock music, their real unique feature is that of two singers for screaming and melodies which ...
...This album , the best in town proves to me that the success of the first full album was no fluke delivering a powerfull sound with heavy guitar riffs and scorching screamo amongst the melodic singing. The addition of a guest singer who is the lead singer of youmeatsix was also a pleasent surpirse when listening to the album. Tracklist: 1.Shut-the-fuck-uppercut This is a fantastic start to the album and they start with how they mean to go on. A bang ...

maxymace 21.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Best In Town, The [Digipak] - Blackout (The)

Are You Ready For A Good Time..?

Advantages: Loud, bad and one of the last great albums of rock.
Disadvantages: Commericalism was knocking on the door and the light of rebellion was starting to die out..

From the sun kissed beaches of Oz, the Scottish bums turned surfer dudes returned to London to explode into our brains with the sweaty smell of good old rock and roll. From one loud album after another, AC/DC has become, undoubtedly, the Gods of British rock. Yet, after the death of wild vocalist Bon Scott in February 1980, there we many of us who thought that the end was nigh for the masters of rock. Acquiring the forty a day tones of Brain Johnson, ...
...new voice. With mop of fuzzy hair sprouting from under a flat cap, AC/DC found the image that they had, all this time represented - long haul truckers. From the days of Bon Scot, they had developed a style which when fans were drawn in, they became fans for life, although by the time the mid Eighties rolled around, it was the sons and daughters of the original followers who found the 'school boy stage outfit' fitted like a glove. For anyone who ...

sam1942 05.02.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Razor's Edge, The [Digipak] [Remastered] - AC/DC

Who Made Who

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

...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 ...
...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 it even more with so many AC/DC great songs on this ...

Alan-RMFB 06.03.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Who Made Who (Film Soundtrack For Maximum Overdrive) [Digipak] [Remastered] - AC/DC

Keep The Faith, Bon Jovi Bounce Back Once More...

Advantages: vocals, lyrics, musicianship, evident unity of the band....
Disadvantages: ....'Last Cigarette'

...self and Jon seems to have all the hunger that made him the star attraction he finds himself to be. 'I Am' acts as an out cry to a loved one who doesn't quite realise; ("I'm there to be that someone, when you think that no-one is there to hold your hand, I am"). Again, it's one of the albums strong points, which is a statement I could technically make with regards to each song that's come before, barring 'Last Cigarette'. It's easy to see that the ...
...hard-hitting rocker that again, could have served a far greater purpose than a mere 'bonus track'. The accompanying DVD showcases Bon Jovi at their finest , rocking Atlantic City with the likes of 'Everyday', 'Miss Fourth Of July' and 'The Radio Saved My Life Tonight' the picture and sound quality are superb, leaving me with the feeling that 5 live tracks just aren't enough *sigh* From the band that brought us the timeless classics 'New Jersey' and ...

RockBoi 03.10.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Have A Nice Day (+DVD) [Digipak] - Bon Jovi