AC/DC - Let There Be Rock (Dlx)
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Music Reviews of Let There Be Rock (Dlx)
Music Review: Let There Be Rock
Rating: 5 Stars
Song for song, this album may not be quite as strong as 1979's "Highway To Hell", but "Let There Be Rock" was still the best record AC/DC had made up to that point. It wasn't a big hit at the time, but several of the eight songs have gone on to become classics - most spectacularly "Whole Lotta Rosie", which isn't just an AC/DC classic, but one of the instantly recognizable classics of hard rock in general.
"Let There Be Rock" also sports the title track "Bad Boy Boogie", and "Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be".
Music Review: One of the greatest rock albums ever
Rating: 5 Stars
Released while AC/DC was in their prime, this album is flawless. Some of the better moments are Dog Eat Dog, with its comical lyrics, the title track, which is one of AC/DC's greatest songs of all time, and Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be, which has a High Voltage type sound. There really isn't anything to complain about here, definitely a classic hard rock album. From start to finish there isn't a boring moment or an unlikeable song to be found. Well worth your money, belongs in any real music fan's collection.Music Review: LOUD!
Rating: 5 Stars
this is one of the most "in your face", live sounding rock n roll records ever made! i love every song on this album, every song from the bon scott era for that matter. but "let there be rock" just sounds like they plugged in in a large room and just cranked everything all the way up.
i've heard live versions of most of these songs and the studio record has as much energy as one of their live shows!
truly one of the greatest rock groups ever!!!
Music Review: Best Album Ever
Rating: 5 Stars
Every single song in this album taps the deepest vein of raunchy, fun, dirty, low-down, bad-boy blues. Not only is this (in my opinion) AC/DC's best album ever, it may be the single best album ever produced. Trapped on a desert island - pick this as your one album. Every song is 10 out of 10. No matter who you are or how you see yourself, it makes you want to sneer and throw your fist up and give life a big middle finger, while screaming "is that all you got?"Music Review: ...And there was rock
Rating: 5 Stars
The international version of "High Voltage" was a hit... yes but then AC/DC steped all over it with "Let There Be Rock", the loudest, fastest record of their career. The brillant Bon Scott is here at his best... Just listen to the way he shouts "LETTHEREBEROCK!!!!". The songs are so heavy that Angus' amplifier cought fire halfway through the recording of the title-track.
All the tracks just spit fire. No record collection is complete without this album.