AC/DC – Back In Black (Vinyl)
Albert Productions (1980 / This Pressing 1989)
$65.00
Scarce & Collectable 1989 Australia / New Zealand Pressing! Embossed Front Cover, Typo On Back. Includes Inner Sleeve, Labels Are Clean.
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Scarce & Collectable 1989 Australia / New Zealand Pressing! Title & AC/DC Logo Are Nicely Embossed On Front Cover. “Giving The Dog A Bone” Mis-Spelled As “Given The Dog A Bone” On Back Cover. Includes Inner Sleeve, Labels Are Clean.
Following The Tragic Death Of Original AC/DC Singer, Bon Scott, On 20 February 1980, ‘Back In Black’ Was The First AC/DC LP To Feature Brian Johnson On Vocals And Became The Band’s Tribute To Bon.
Condition – Vinyl: VERY GOOD PLUS! Several light surface marks, audible between tracks (no skips or repeats).
Condition – Cover: VERY GOOD PLUS! Sticker removal mark, creases (mainly on spine).
Side 1:
Hells Bells
Shoot To Thrill
What You Do For Money Honey
Giving The Dog A Bone
Let Me Put My Love Into You
Side 2:
Back In Black
You Shook Me All Night Long
Have A Drink On Me
Shake A Leg
Rock And Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution
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AC/DC deliver not just mammoth riffs but songs that are anthems, from the greasy "Shoot to Thrill" to the pummeling "Back in Black”! The first sound on Back in Black is the deep, ominous drone of church bells -- or "Hell's Bells," as it were, opening the album and AC/DC's next era with a fanfare while ringing a fond farewell to Bon Scott, their late lead singer who partied himself straight to hell. Bon sounded like a criminal, Brian Johnson sounds like a rowdy scamp throughout Back in Black, which helps give it a real party atmosphere. Of course, Johnson shouldn't be given all the credit for Back in Black, since Angus and Malcolm carry on with the song-oriented riffing that made Highway to Hell close to divine. Song for song, they deliver not just mammoth riffs but songs that are anthems, from the greasy "Shoot to Thrill" to the pummeling "Back in Black”, which pales only next to "You Shook Me All Night Long," the greatest one-night-stand anthem in rock history. That tawdry celebration of sex is what made AC/DC different from all other metal bands -- there was no sword & sorcery, no darkness, just a rowdy party, and they never held a bigger, better party than they did on Back in Black.