AC/DC - Let Ther Be Rock. Japan (AMCY-35)

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ACϟDC - Let There Be Rock
Japan AMCY-35

Redición japo sin remasterizar del cuarto disco de estudio de AC/DC. El disco está lleno de riffs sobresalientes y aparte del bombazo que da título al álbum, a destacar el Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be o el clasicazo Whole Lotta Rosie, que como curiosidad se puede comentar que fue uno de los temas elegidos cuando Brian Johnson fue probado para sustituir al carismático Bon Scott tras la muerte de éste.

Tracklist:

1 Go Down 5:20
2 Dog Eat Dog 3:30
3 Let There Be Rock 6:12
4 Bad Boy Boogie 4:29
5 Problem Child 5:50
6 Overdose 6:03
7 Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be 4:20
8 Whole Lotta Rosie 5:27

Codec: EAC-FLAC
Tamaño archivo: 327.18 MB
Portadas: Todas a 400 dpi.

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Japanese reissue of AC/DC fourth studio album.

From RateYourMusic:

LET THERE BE ROCK was the one that started it all for me. Not only is it a fantastic album in and of itself, it is also a very special album to me personally, as it was the very first rock album (tape) I ever owned.

I was in sixth grade in 1981 and I was just starting to explore "rock" music, I really didn't know one band from another yet. However, I noticed that some kids in my class (who obviously had cool older brothers/sisters) were all way into AC/DC. I may have heard a track or two from them bringing their records into school but for the most part I knew next to nothing of the band until that Christmas season, when I told my younger brother "I want an AC/DC tape, and bless my brother's heart, he actually listened, so under the tree that year I found LET THERE BE ROCK. (Years later he would tell me that he chose that particular tape over the then-current BACK IN BLACK and/or the then-new American release of DIRTY DEEDS for one very important reason: LET THERE BE ROCK was a "Super Saver Series" cassette and therefore was a couple of bucks cheaper than the other AC/DC titles on the rack. Haha.)

So anyway, as the first (and for quite a while, only) tape I owned, I played the living HELL out of LET THERE BE ROCK for weeks and months on end. I didn't know any of the songs when I first loaded it into our old piece of crap $25 K-Mart tape recorder, but before long I knew the lyrics backwards and forwards, upside down and sideways. (However, being only 11 years old, it would be a while before I truly understood what Bon was talkin' about in the song "Go Down" -- haha!) I learned to play a bad-ass tennis racket air guitar to such classics as "Whole Lotta Rosie," "Problem Child," and the title track. It has always been one of my favorite albums ever since, and I basically played that tape until it would play no more. One day in the late 80s I slid it into the stereo for the billionth time, but instead of the powerful opening riffage of "Go Down," I heard "*SQUEEEEEEEEEK SQUAAAAAAWK SQUEEEEEAL (*snap*)" -- Yep, I'd killed it!!! Naturally I did what any self respecting rocker would do, I went right to the store and bought another copy!!

When I got my first CD player in the early 90s, a CD upgrade of LET THERE BE ROCK was one of my first CD purchases too. At this point I think I want a copy of that album buried with me.

Many other AC/DC tapes, records, and eventually CDs followed, but this was the one that "broke my cherry" so to speak and therefore it will always be a very special album to me... good grief, was that really (*gulp*) 30 YEARS AGO already??

NO A LA LEY LASSALLE

Mensaje editado por jarpomarx - Lunes, 2015-03-30, 1:09 AM