Well, for me "Let Me Put My Love Into You Baby" and "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" are kind of lame, but the strength of the other tracks just demolishes any of the album's weaknesses

Hells Bells, shoot to thrill, Back in Black, you shook me all night long, have a drink on me, rock n roll aint noise pollution

Rock and Roll ain't noise pollution" is a song that is also a true fact

Back in Black, Rock and roll aint noise pollution, and you shook me all night long

Back in Black, Rock and roll aint noise pollution, and you shook me all night long

im not a big metal fan but back in black is the best metal cd ever made

This CD is now lying in the bottom of my CDs pile, gathering dust

You MUST have this CD in your collection if you like music.

This is the best AC/DC cd available, and if you even remotely like rock and roll, you'll get it.

If you appreciate loud, real rock and roll, this cd is for you

This has got to be the greatest rock and roll album of all time

Rock N Roll Aint Noise Pollution" and " What Do You Do For Money

Every track, from the hauting "hell's bells" through the hard-rocking anthem "rock and roll aint noise pollution" is a masterpiece, with angus young throwing in some of his best leads yet

Is there a better Rock and Roll album, by minute, than this

If you appreciate loud, real rock and roll, this cd is for you

Back In Black plays like a greatest hits album which has it's place not just in hard rock and heavy metal but music in general as well as an iconic part of the early '80s

One more thing is that AC/DC makes great rock music, think about it

But on this album, the music sounds tiresome, bloated, and uninspired.

well some of AC/DC's music was like that before this album anyhow

It will get heavy rotation in any hard rock fans music library.

After the untimely death of lead singer Bon Scott, AC/DC was in complete disarray

This is also the first AC/DC album to feature singer Brian Johnson who replaces the band's original singer Bon Scott who died on February 19th of that same year from heavy drinking

After the unfortunate death of charismatic lead singer Bon Scott, AC/DC came back stronger than ever

Brian Johnson also does an excellent job taking over the vocals after Bon Scott's tragic death - he's my personal favorite hard rock singer next to Van Halen's David Lee Roth

It really is an overrated album and Brian Johnson is the worst singer of all time who only

Don't think they're playing mournfully either, this is still down n dirty AC/DC rock, just more intense

Back in Black in my opinion is the best AC/DC album because it has a lot more hard rock and even the bluesier songs work

This album contains not only two of the greatest AC/DC songs ever but two of the greatest rock songs ever, Back In

The album rolls along to the song that gives a great middle finger to the people that would come to call AC/DC too vulgar or juvenile

The album rolls along to the song that gives a great middle finger to the people that would come to call AC/DC too vulgar or juvenile

What Do You Do For Money Honey", "Given The Dog A Bone", "Let Me Put My Love Into You", and "Have A Drink On Me" are all very much marred by perfunctory riffs

YOU HELLS BELLS" .Fallowed by SHOOT TO THRILL wich is another classic on this cd the opening riff is amazing with the little good,the bad,and the ugly riffs in the middle

the guitar and bass riffs suck balls the singer sound like he is getting raped my favorite song on the album is back in the ass

What Do You Do For Money Honey", "Given The Dog A Bone", "Let Me Put My Love Into You", and "Have A Drink On Me" are all very much marred by perfunctory riffs

The call-and-response of "Givin the Dog a Bone," the deep, repetitive riffs of "Shoot to

All good songs on it and the quality of the product is just what I expected

Regarding the deluxe version, sound quality is excellent.

The sound quality is awesome and you got it to me very quickly.

Very poor quality and doesn't even follow the original tracks

The cd side of the disc is poor quality,it sounds like they remastered it with too much compression trying to make it sound more analog

Perfect beat, perfect lyrics, perfect guitar, all in all, a perfect song

The guitars are loud and raw and the vocals cut though you like a chain saw

Throughout the album, the hooks are unforgetable, the guitars are appropriatly loud, and the rythms rock hard

Even though it is Brian Johnson on vocals, it is still an homage to Bon, and a pretty well written one, with Angus Young's riffs carrying it on, 4/5Shake a Leg: Another typical-style AC/DC rocker, but with a killer guitar solo by Angus Young in the middle, 4.5/5Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

It is what it is, rock in its purest form, hard driving guitars, completely over the top vocals, songs that exude energy and passion

The album rolls along to the song that gives a great middle finger to the people that would come to call AC/DC too vulgar or juvenile

Back in Black in my opinion is the best AC/DC album & one of the best albums period

After the death of their former frontman, Bon Scott, AC/DC came exploding onto the music scene again very quickly with the first album featuring Brian Johnson

Anyways, after Bon Scott died, AC/DC thought they were done, but they produced this album as their last one

After the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott, the future of AC/DC was decidedly uncertain

ac/dc is one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time

Best hard rock band ever & in my opinion, this is their best album ever.

Brian Johnson joined the hard rock band after the death of lead singer, Bon Scott

Hey its ACDC, one of the greatest rock bands in the world

Basically, this is the definitive AC/DC album (not to mention the best), so if you don't like this, you probably don't like the band much, either

Brian Johnson also does an excellent job taking over the vocals after Bon Scott's tragic death - he's my personal favorite hard rock singer next to Van Halen's David Lee Roth

This Album is dedicated to AC/DC's late lead singer, the inimitable Bon Scott

Bon Scott was great and probably very hard to replace after his death.

It's the first one since Bon Scott's tragic death and Brian Johnson at the time was unproven but blew us away

Then, in February of 1980, vocalist Bon Scott choked on his own vomit in his sleep and died, and the band quickly brought in Brian Johnson as their new lead vocalist

the rest of this album is just excellent songs like "you shook me all night long,let me put my love into you,shake a

Bon's voice was unique with a range that peaked with a great rock n' roll scream.

Not musical skill (as in Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, ELO, Eric Clapton, or King Crimson), not well-written lyrics (as in John Lennon, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Don Henley, or Lou Reed), not a great voice (like Joan Baez, Cass Elliott, or Janis Joplin), not blue-collar appeal (as in some of the better country acts), but nose-picking, butt-scratching, play-to-the-lowest-denominator grossness.

Bon's voice was unique with a range that peaked with a great rock n' roll scream.

The album just sounds too damn compromised and watered-down, sorely lacking the reckless abandon of AC/DC's best work--again, this points to why this album has had such big time commercial success, because of its appeal to mainstream wimps who probably wouldn't have given AC/DC the time of day otherwise

From the vengeful death knell of "Hell's Bells" to the strutting finale of "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," the rhythms on this album do not relent

From the tolling bells of "Hell's Bells" to the last chord of "Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution", it is clear that AC/DC had lost none of their fire, only their lesd singer

Standout tracks include "Back in Black," "Hell's Bells," and "You Shook Me All Night Long

All Night Long, Hell's Bells and the ultimate rock opinion statement, Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

My favs off this album are What Do You Do for Money Honey, Back in Black, Shoot to Thrill, and Hell's Bells.

Not musical skill (as in Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, ELO, Eric Clapton, or King Crimson), not well-written lyrics (as in John Lennon, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Don Henley, or Lou Reed), not a great voice (like Joan Baez, Cass Elliott, or Janis Joplin), not blue-collar appeal (as in some of the better country acts), but nose-picking, butt-scratching, play-to-the-lowest-denominator grossness.

they had 10 hard rock tracks that were destined too sell such classics as, "Hells Bells", "Shoot To Thrill", "Back In Black", to the hard rock ballad

With not one slow ballad, today Back in Black remains as one of AC/DC's greatest albums, obviously understood if purchased

Not musical skill (as in Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, ELO, Eric Clapton, or King Crimson), not well-written lyrics (as in John Lennon, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Don Henley, or Lou Reed), not a great voice (like Joan Baez, Cass Elliott, or Janis Joplin), not blue-collar appeal (as in some of the better country acts), but nose-picking, butt-scratching, play-to-the-lowest-denominator grossness.

all only song i didnt like very well on this album was Shake a

Its just that their greatest weakness, like those of punk rock bands, is their repetitive and samey style

Its just that their greatest weakness, like those of punk rock bands, is their repetitive and samey style

As his career has progressed, his voice has deteriorated little by little as a result of his gritty vocal style.

HOLY S**T

While it seems silly for me to stand up to the massive legions of bands this Aussie quintet has had for several years, I still have to say that though AC/DC are good at what they do, Back in Black represents the peak of their enjoyable juvenille style, because afterwards things got a little tiresome

The beginning of "Shake A Leg" sounds like a watered down rehash of the opening to "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"

Oh yeah, 8/15, I did forget to mention that one of their earlier "songs," "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is wonderful, too.

Oh yeah, 8/15, I did forget to mention that one of their earlier "songs," "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is wonderful, too.

Back In Black, Highway to Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

HOLY S**T

After the untimely death of lead singer Bon Scott, AC/DC was in complete disarray

It features the famous rock staples "Back in Black", "You Shook Me All Night Long", "Hells Bells", and "Shoot to Thrill", as well as the lesser-known but equally powerful

After the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott, the future of AC/DC was decidedly uncertain

Not musical skill (as in Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, ELO, Eric Clapton, or King Crimson), not well-written lyrics (as in John Lennon, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Don Henley, or Lou Reed), not a great voice (like Joan Baez, Cass Elliott, or Janis Joplin), not blue-collar appeal (as in some of the better country acts), but nose-picking, butt-scratching, play-to-the-lowest-denominator grossness.

This was the first album featuring Brian Johnson after the untimely death of Bon Scott, the original singer and co-founder

The beginning of "Shake A Leg" sounds like a watered down rehash of the opening to "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"

Especially rock and roll aint noise pollution and shake a leg

And there are some songs with alot of... enthusiasm, like shake a leg and shoot to thrill

All Night Long" (covered by Anastacia + Celine Dion??!!?? on VH1 Divas Las Vegas) to the cool "Have A Drink On Me" to the catchy "Shake A Leg" and ending with the statement of purpose "Rock + Roll Ain't Noise Pollution", with the

All Night Long, Shake a Leg, and Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution are the best songs on here

This, Highway to Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and High Voltage

Back In Black, Highway to Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Back in Black ends a series of almost impossible amazing albuns by AC/DC: DIRTY DEEDS,

Fans who own this 1980 release also own DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP,FLICK OF THE SWITCH,FLY ON THE WALL and THE RAZOR'S EDGE

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Highway To Hell, and Ballbreaker.

It never tries to be more than just what it is which is good time, hard driving sweat soaked rock and roll and it is sincere.

It has stayed in my mind, the frontrunner of hard driving guitar based rock ever since

"Have A Drink On Me" and "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" are great as well, but the BEST song on the entire record is "Shake A Leg," a song that starts with a slow drum groove courtesy of Phil Rudd and then pauses and then leads into a driving, intense guitar riff that never stops until the song is over.

It is what it is, rock in its purest form, hard driving guitars, completely over the top vocals, songs that exude energy and passion

The simplest of song lyrics, with hard-driving beats and hard-driving guitar work and hard-driving drums, this is the thunderstorm of rock weather.

AC/DC does such as Flick of the Switch, Ballbreaker and Stiff Upper Lip

But jsut lsiten to BALLBREAKER and STIFF UPPER LIP to see what I mean...

Well now, this is my second favorite AC/DC song, ( the first being Stiff Upper Lip

Just buy the "Stiff Upper Lip" DVD, and you'll see what a god he is.

Now "Stiff Upper Lip" stands alone because I have nothing to switch with it.