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Tuesday, October 25, 2022

This Album Contains No Noise Polution: A Back in Black Review

 

Artist: AC/DC
Album: Back In Black
Genre: Heavy metal, Hard rock, Blues rock, Arena rock
Release date: July 25th, 1980


Description: With a release in the 2nd half of 1980 this first feature for newly appointed singer Brian Johnson brings a lot of energy to the group's already successful library of songs. This album was riding the coattails of success that came from their previous album, Highway To Hell. Taking only 7 weeks to record, this album was produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, who had previous success with the group on their last production. At initial release, this album brought success the likes of which the band could never expect. Selling a whopping 50 Million+ copies, this was one of the best in the group's history.

Favorite Track: You Shook Me All Night Long

Reason: The Classic opening of the guitar with its unique tone starts off this famous hit. With a catchy rhythm and instrumental melody, this song is a must for every rock enthusiast young and old. The guitar solo rings out loud in this hit. Along with the memorable lyrics of the chorus, this hit is a chart topper for sure.

Album Rating: 8.6/10

This album is chocked full of hits one after another. The album is a great start for Brian Johnson. Along with the great rock sound from all the members, this Australian band's chart topper is a must for any classic rock entusiast. 

 

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