Do you own a copy of Back in Black?

zappaholic wrote: Vibrationbaby wrote: A Person wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Hell no. If I had gotten it in high school I would have sold it by now. I have never heard a complete ACDC album, let alone own one. That is not a bad thing. Ditto. It's like porno films. You've seen one, you've seen you want to see them all.   Fixed that for ya.    Yes I do own BIB.  I also own High Voltage, Dirty Deeds, Let There Be Rock and Highway To Hell.  I prefer Bon to Brian.

BIB is the only Johnson era AC/DC I own, although I've heard FTATR, Who Made Who and Ballbreaker.  I much prefer the Scott era too.  I own all of his albums except for Jailbreak.   I do think that after BIB all their stuff started to sound the same.  At least the albums I heard and the songs on the radio.  The Scott stuff was actually quite...interesting at times.  And still good for some fun every now and again. 

ProgBob wrote: WalterDigsTunes wrote: ProgBob wrote: It's like they have a template and they stick to it. No variation, no light and shade, exactly the same formula time after time. They used bagpipes once. If figure if you're going to transcend your self-imposed mold, you might as well do it with bagpipes. OK so maybe I would like to hear that one!

I'm a bad fan: I still only have 4 albums from them (including Razor's Edge, which is not their best one).

Ah. Yep.

No, because I don't really like AC/DC.

rushfan4 wrote: What's up with that?  Does the whole Anti-Christ/Devil's Child offend your religious sensitivities?

Just don't care for their overall sound (guitar, vocals...the whole deal).

I like a few songs though.  "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" and "You Shook Me All night Long" are two I quite enjoy.

I did buy a copy of it once on CD.  I'm not sure if I still have it.

I plan to buy 'dirty deeds done dirt cheap', as I like it very much. I don't really care for the other albums albeit, their rendition of "baby pleased don't go" is rather amazing. 

Edited by lucas - February 18 2010 at 16:32

WalterDigsTunes wrote: ProgBob wrote: It's like they have a template and they stick to it. No variation, no light and shade, exactly the same formula time after time. They used bagpipes once. If figure if you're going to transcend your self-imposed mold, you might as well do it with bagpipes.

So when do yer lessons start ?

No, though I'm familiar with the album. When it was released, I listened to the radio almost non-stop, and it was impossible not to hear any songs from it. Anyway, I've never really been into AC/DC - way too one-dimensional for my tastes, though I recognize their importance.