pagemccartney95
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Found 18 45's over the weekend, too lazy to post their names.
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never was a fan til i got the "let there be rock" video tape a long time ago...........awesome concert footage.......made me a fan immediatly...........really love Bon Scott and the whole act was great back then
wish it would come out on dvd but i've never seen it.....maybe someone else knows
The DVD should be out in January 2011, FYI.
On another note, there's a new book out called AC/DC High Voltage Rock'n'Roll: The Ultimate Illustrated History that looks pretty good. I might get it for Christmas.
Anyway, they're just awesome; I love the album High Voltage.
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I am so proud of myself for purchasing this in CD format (the bonus track version!)!
BLIND FAITH!!!!!! This album is a must have for any music collection!
Fantastic that's for sure! True, the album cover is a bit explicit but it's all about the music and not the album cover!
My mom really freaked out when I brought this album home today! LOL!
Truly one of the best blues rock album I've listened to in a while! Beautiful!
A bit about the album (courtesy of itunes) :
Blind Faith's first and last album, more than 30 years old and counting, remains one of the jewels of the Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, and Ginger Baker catalogs, despite the crash-and-burn history of the band itself, which scarcely lasted six months. As much a follow-up to Traffic's self-titled second album as it is to Cream's final output, it merges the soulful blues of the former with the heavy riffing and outsized song lengths of the latter for a very compelling sound unique to this band.
I've got that one on vinyl, too, but it's with the "clean" album cover.
I found 1984 by Van Halen and The Madcap Laughs by Syd Barrett, both on vinyl. I'm really excited about the Barrett album!
Also, found Shake It Up by the Cars on cassette.
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Happy birthday, John. RIP.
BTW, today is also the birthday of his son with Yoko. Sean is 35 today.
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Fly Away-Lenny Kravitz
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Walk Away-James Gang
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On vinyl: Empty Glass and All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes by Pete Townshend; Bella Donna by Stevie Nicks; Truth by Jeff Beck; L.A. Woman by the Doors; Street Survivors by Lynyrd Skynyrd; Best Of Cream; and Shake It Up by the Cars.
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Walk On the Wild Side-Lou Reed
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On Top of the World-Cheap Trick
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Rock'n'Roll Damnation-AC/DC
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Loved it! And page, I don't think there's any harm for the under-18s to check this out! This will truly separate the men from the boys! Man! And the singing was rockin! Woooooo!!! *evil laugh
I figured, too, Kiwi, but it's better to be safe, y'know?
That was from Ballbreaker, IMO one of AC/DC's better albums with Brian Johnson.
Here's the studio version of the title track(which is a bit more "obvious", if you know what I mean):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkZvub7YgzA
And, why the hey not, here's the live performance
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Rock'n'Roll Ain't Noise Pollution-AC/DC
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Nutbush City Limits-Ike & Tina Turner
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If you're under 18 or at least easily offended, you may not want to listen to the following tune.
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In The City-the Eagles
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This Is Your Life-Switchfoot
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So This Is Love?-Van Halen
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She Cried-Jay & the Americans
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When Will I Be Loved-Linda Ronstadt
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Woman of the World-Aerosmith
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She's a Woman-the Beatles
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Lyin' Eyes-the Eagles
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Soul Man-Sam & Dave
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Love Is Blue-Paul Mauriat
BLIND FAITH!!!!!! 
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Kiwi, I'm a big AC/DC fan myself, so I can say this: although I love Brian Johnson, between him and Bon Scott, I love Bon more, and I think Bon was the better of the two. I think the majority of the band's best material was made with Bon. As for Dave Evans, I don't really care for him whatsoever. Just my opinion.