Now that I’ve reviewed all of AC/DC’s international studio albums, it’s time to rank them all! Which ones do I like and which ones do I dislike? If you haven’t checked out my AC/DC reviews, I will link them all down below, including the DVD/Blu-ray reviews. As a warning, I’ve changed my thoughts on some... Continue Reading →
I got into Def Leppard during the summer of 2019 (for the millionth time I've mentioned on this blog). If I had gotten into them by January 2019 at least, I would've paid big bucks to see their Vegas Residency at the Zappos Theatre in Planet Hollywood that year. In all honesty, I could've bought... Continue Reading →
I previously reviewed AC/DC’s Highway to Hell (1979) album, so if you haven’t already, go check it out! For now, we are shifting focus to the last record I’ll be covering in the AC/DC album review series, Back in Black (1980). The reason why it’s the last in the series is because I already reviewed... Continue Reading →
The title is a nicer way of saying I like the bands, but I never want to hear these songs ever again. In some cases, I don't even want to buy the corresponding albums because I hate these songs so much. The worst part is that these bands play the hits religiously at their shows... Continue Reading →
I went out of order with my AC/DC album reviews, so I already reviewed Powerage (1978) back in June 2020. Feel free to check out that review and see how far I've come with my AC/DC knowledge, haha. The next album on the agenda is Highway to Hell (1979), an album that is the most nostalgic for me. Well,... Continue Reading →
I'm no expert on the band Dio. I know that Ronnie James Dio was the lead singer and Vivian Campbell, from Def Leppard, was the lead guitarist at one point, but that's about it. I wouldn't even consider myself a Dio fan. So, why did I buy this set if I'm not a Dio fan?... Continue Reading →
If you haven't read my review for AC/DC's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976), go check it out! We are moving on with Let There Be Rock (1977), a classic AC/DC record that fans love! We know the boys love it because most of their setlist comes from that album (and Back in Black (1980)). Right of the bat, the cover... Continue Reading →
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) was playing on TV a few weeks ago, so I thought, "why not talk about Queen"? After all, this band got me into rock music and opened my eyes to bands such as AC/DC, Def Leppard, Scorpions, Boston, and Black Sabbath. Though I don't listen to Queen as much as I did two... Continue Reading →
My goal for the Spring semester is to finish reviewing all of AC/DC's international studio album releases. So I'm hoping to cover all of their albums by mid to late March. I reviewed High Voltage (1976) already, so if you haven't already, go check it out! The next album on the list is Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976).... Continue Reading →
Travel back to the Rock or Bust era. Phil Rudd had to face his demons and couldn't participate in the tour; Brian Johnson had to step out during the fifth leg of the tour or risk hearing loss, and Cliff Williams decided that he had enough. By that point, the only members left were Angus Young and... Continue Reading →
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