Let There Be Rock - AC/DC

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: AC/DC / Import / Audio CD released 2003-04-29 at Wea International / ... more

Let There Be Rock - AC/DC ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Go Down
2 Dog Eat Dog
3 Let There Be Rock
4 Bad Boy Boogie
5 Problem Child
6 Overdose
7 Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
8 Whole Lotta Rosie

Newest Review: ... in all its soaring glory. The brothers Malcolm and Angus Young play guitar. Malcolm plays rythym, leaving Angus to put ... more

... down killer lines. Angus plays one of THE definitive fingerbreaker solos, on the title track. Cliff Williams, who was the token Englishman in this otherwise dastardly band of ex-pats, plays a tight bass laying down a groove over Phil Rudd's thunderous drumming. This album also benefits from a deeper sounding production, courtesy of Vanda and Young, than the often ragged (but still great) sound on their first three albums. The tracks: oh the tracks. Dead on 12-bar boogie on the opener Go Down, a wonderf...more

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Let There Be Rock - AC/DC: The singer turned and he said to the crowd.....let there be ... (588 words)
by - written on 18/02/07 (Very useful, 172 readings)
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This album came crashing into the shops at the height of the punk era, 1977. At a time when the heavyweights of the scene, Led Zep, Floyd and Sabbath were more or less resting on their collective laurels and getting coked up to the eyeballs, along came this wonderfully aggressive naturalised Australian upstart, no-nonsense, 12 bar-boogie band and grabbed a flaccid rock world by the balls and dragged it kicking and screaming back into the limelight. This is a hard, hard rocking album and must be right up there with Highway To Hell as their finest hour. The great Bon Scott sings: he of the high-pitched yelp coming on like a dog on heat. He sings of ... Read the complete review

Let There Be Rock! (177 words)
by - written on 05/09/00 (Somewhat useful, 181 readings)
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I recently bought the video version of this, exactly the same songs and recorded at the same time just with the picture, and I immediatley liked it! Watching Angus Young throwing himself around on the stage is the show itself. The video also contains a few minutes on interview where Bon states how funny he fins this little man dressed as a schoolchild throwing himself around! But the stage isn't just the great thing, the songs all have catchy words and I have found myself singing them throughout the day. There is a good range of songs on this, taken from the 'Let There Be Rock' Tour from 1977. It includes Singer Bon Scott on another of his great ... Read the complete review