I am a MASSIVE Bryan Adams fan, I have been to almost 20 concerts and I know every single song by heart and in my humble opinion this is the best album ever made. It´s just pure rock n roll energy and it will put you in a rocky and happy mode every time you listen to it. There are some great classics on here, including "Everything I do (I do it for you)" which is one of the best selling ballads of all time. With that said, this is a rock album tho. The great riffs, the cheeky lyrics and the catchy chorus will go straight to your head and you will find yourself humming the songs in the supermarket. My personal favourites are "Not ...  Read the complete review

His all time best album with his best selling single of all time 'Everything I do I do it for you'. This album has an abundance of fantastic riffs and tunes. All in all the album is one of his more rockier albums and is very easy to listen to. All the songs are written by Badams and Vallance and all the songs are worth a listen. In my opinion this is Bryan at his best, he seems to have turned into a 'pop' artist for the moment when really he is one of the greatest rock singers of all time. Definitely worth a listen! ...  Read the complete review

This album is probably most well know for it's ballads and with good reason. "(Everything I Do) I Do it for You" and "Thought I'd Died and Gone to Heaven" are arguably the best ballads Bryan Adams has ever done. Personally, though, I love this album for the rock, every bit as good as the "Summer of '69" days. I won't list everything, but the best are surely "Is Your Momma Gonna Miss Ya?", "Not Guilty", "There Will Never Be Another Tonight", and "Touch the Hand". Those that were put off by the ballads, don't worry, this album is still a great rock and roll record. ...  Read the complete review

Mention the name Bryan Adams among your friends and you will undoubtedly hear mixed opinions. Some will dislike his music and others will love it but all of them will have heard his hit single' (Everything I do) I do it for you'. This song is reason enough to buy the album but when you put it alongside such great tracks like 'Can't stop this thing we started' and 'All I want is you' you will be hard pressed to find a more worthy album for you hard earned money. ...  Read the complete review

The worst thing you could do with this album is judge it by it's most famous (or infamous depending on your point of view) song "Everything I Do, I Do It For You). Fotunately, most of the rest of the album is better than this. That said, some of it isn't much better. The album was released in 1991 and was a departure for the Canadian rocker as it was the first time that he hooked up with Mutt Lange (for anybody who has been on another planet lately he formally worked with Def Leppard and more recently is Shania Twain's husband & co writer). The result has Mr Lange's mark all over it. Catchy tunes with good hooks, big choruses and ...  Read the complete review