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Here in my car I feel safest of all...

Steel Panther - Fat Girl

1975 Australia Release/1976 International. Gotta love bagpipes in a hard rock song...

Aaron Parker- Anything Alabama

1976. Great blues feel and great guitar solos...

1977. Great riffs and a good song live as well...

1978. Songwriting overall took a leap forward on this record...

1979 Release. Bon Scott died in February, 1980 that ended the first chapter of the band. Like so many others, Scott became another casualty of the rock-n-roll lifestyle. In this case, alcohol took its toll. Sad. One of my favorite songs on this album...

1980. Six months after Bon's death the band's biggest album is released. Enter Brian Johnson to begin AC/DC Chapter 2. The songwriting took yet another leap higher. Rock and roll ain't noise pollution...

1981. My favorite AC/DC studio album and one of my favorite all time hard rock classics. How impossible would it have been to follow up Back in Black? They answered the bell and every song rocks. The opening song and title track has it all...

1983. A raw and more straightforward rock album than the previous two releases. It has its moments. Rising Power...

AC/DC much?

1990. I didn't care much for the next several AC/DC albums released after 1983. Thunderstruck was a good tune though and even better with an Apache Helicopters video...

(04-17-2014 08:36 PM)oklalittledixie Wrote: [ -> ]AC/DC much?

Sorry, but Smaug's RIP, AC/DC post has me feelin' a bit nostalgic...

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