ac/dc rules

this double live album is just awsome i love it i listen to it everyday. ac/dc is the greatest rock band of all time. they have been through some ruff times in the past. but alltogether theyve pull'd through and made every effort to make music for us fans and release great albums. everyone of these songs just rock and they sound great for a live album. not alot of live albums i'd give 5 stars but this one i do. so for those about to rock to ac/dc i salute you.

Best live album. Ever.

When I bought this cd, i had already been an acdc fan, but i wasn't very in to them. Then i popped this cd into my sterio and i was immediatly hooked by the incredible guitar playing and chanting of thunderstruck. I kept listening to find the best guitar playing you could possibly hear, and just the sheer power of acdc live. I had listend to there recorded stuff before, but it was nothing in comparison to acdc live. The recorded music seemed bland compared to this. Here is a list of the top 5 tracks from each disk.





-Thunderstruck(track 1, disk 1) an incredible start to the album.



-Back in Black(track 3, dist 1) i can't get enough of this song.



-Sin City(track 4, disk 1) Johnson hits the volcals perfectly. the guitar solo blows me away.



-Who made who(track 5, disk 1) great song. Period.



-Money Talks(track 12, disk 1) more melodic than most of there songs. The chorus is so great though.



-Hells Bells(track 1, disk 2) One of the greatset works of acdc. Sounds soooo good live.



-You shook me all night long(track 5, disk 2) A melodic masterpiece of heavy rock.



-Highway to Hell(track 9, disk 2) I simply love this one.



-TNT(track 10, disk 2) My favorite acdc song. The crowd chanting Oui! gives the song a great feel



-For those about to rock(track 11, disk 2) A great end to a great cd.



If you are reading this reveiw you are taking to long. Go buy this cd!!!

By far AC/DC's best CD.

This CD is a jam packed 23 song Live album. It is almost like a greatest hits album, but live. This collector's edition version is better because the one that isn't has only 14 songs. So I suggest buy this album if you want their best album ever and buy it instead of the normal AC/DC Live CD which has 9 songs less.
Every Song on this CD would get a 10/10, but the best songs are Back In Black, Thunderstruck, TNT, For Those about To Rock (We Salute You), Let There Be Rock, The Razors Edge, Who Made Who, Highway To Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and Jailbreak.
This is a definite must buy for rock lovers and people getting into rock.

GREAT

This is my favorite Live rock album of all time. I like almost everysingle song but my 3 favorites have to be Sin City, of course Back In Black, and For Those About To Rock(We Salute You). Get this if you like rock I listen to it almost all day and I'm not even that much of a rock fan.

Jacko Monteo is a plagarist

First of all, AC/DC rocks. If you like AC/DC, you'll like this.



The review by Jacko Monteo is directly copied from Allmusic.com. In fact, all of Jacko Monteo's reviews of AC/DC albums are directly copied from Allmusic.com. Jacko Monteo is a plagarist.

The Best of Brian and Bon. Sung by Brian.

In 1992 in Dunigton Stadium, AC/DC produced the closest thing they had to a greatest hits album. This CD, in my opinion, is better than AC/DC's earlier attempt at a greatest hits album, If You Want Blood. The sound is unbelievably rich and the song selections are almost as good as they can get, for a two disc album. Every song on here is great, with the exception of "The Jack". However, there are several flaws in this album. For one thing, it is live so therefore their music sounds a little different. Another thing is the unbelievably long guitar solos get annoying after awhile. Last, I'm sorry Brian, but you just can't sing like you used to man. Even though there are several flaws in this album, I can't help but give a cd that has "Jailbreak", "Highway to Hell", "TNT", "Thunderstruck", "Hell's Bells", and "Money Talks" on it five stars. Some songs from the Bon era are missing, but other than that this is the most thorough AC/DC greatest hits album out there. Bon would have been real proud to see how far his band had come.



I also recommend:



Back In Black- Brian's best cd by far.



Highway to Hell- Bon's best and final album.



The Razor's Edge- The last of the great AC/DC cds.



High Voltage- One of AC/DC's first albums and Bon's second best album.