Trouble In Paradise [DualDisc] - B.J. Cole

Advantages: rock chick anthems and soulful slow songs with meaningful depths
Disadvantages: track 14, Fingers is a bit coarse.

...http://www.amazon.co.uk/Im-Not-Dead-DualDisc-nk/dp/B000EMSUTC alternatively if you would like the cd by it self without the dual disc, you can purchase this from your local woolworths for just £5!!!... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: It Rocks
Disadvantages: None

...This was the first AC/DC album I purchased as a kid. It's also the first AC/DC album featuring their new singer Brian Johnson, after the passing of Bon Scott and Back In Black was recorded as a tribute to Scott. I personally think the band did very well in finding a replacement for Bon Scott in such a short period of time, and I have to say Johnson's vocals are spot on. Angus Young's riffs and solos are also excellent as always, and every track from Hell's Bells to Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution will have you head-banging and playing air-guitar (If you are that way inclined). I recommended this album as a good starting point for getting into AC/DC and for anyone who is a fan of the Classic Rock genre.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: kicks ass / rocks / powerful / timeless
Disadvantages: AC/DC only wrote 11 tracks for this album!

...This Album is in my opinion one of AC/DC's finest (not including complimations) albums. Rock and roll aint noise pollution is one of the top tunes on this album and literally tells you so much about a legendary band. For rockers (young or old), this will take you back to the days when rock and roll was alive; back in black how appropriate a black album, every time you listen to it you will want to go back to the beginning and listen to it all over again. Hells bells and you shook me all night long are undoubtedly my favourites, but this album rocks and if you want or no someone that wants an AC/DC album, this is surely one to get them. To be honest everyone needs an AC/DC album just to appreciate the power of music; rock inescapably the most powerful!... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful