Philo Beddoe
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Released 25 July 1980..
rottingcorpse
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An instant classic. So many great songs on one album. Remember where you were when you first heard it? I sure do. First time I even heard of AC/DC.
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Guitarnobody
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rottingcorpse":24x2itfp said:
Yeah, me too. I remember being so young that I didn't know Bon Scott had died. Saw the album all in black, then played it and was floored. I still get goose bumps when I hear "Have a Drink on Me".
Beyond Black
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Without question, one of the greatest rock albums ever recorded.
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chris lykins
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Indeed! And not only are the songs great, it sounds awesome as well!
Badronald
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I still get chills when the high hat clicks. 
rottingcorpse
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Badronald":2y37ou6k said:I still get chills when the high hat clicks.
Me too! Such a great opener. And the bell chiming that starts the other side of the album. (Wow...remember turning an album over to the other side?
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Racerxrated
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This....loved that album so much I went out and bough Hwy to Hell..then freaked out when I heard the vocals! I had no clue, I was 12.Guitarnobody":ttu1rbq1 said:
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Racerxrated
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rottingcorpse":3oacru26 said:Badronald":3oacru26 said:I still get chills when the high hat clicks.
Me too! Such a great opener. And the bell chiming that starts the other side of the album. (Wow...remember turning an album over to the other side?
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Iceman8.6
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Remember the first time I heard this like it was yesterday.
Was 12 years old pushing 13 when a buddy brought the album over soon after it came out saying "you've got to check this out".
So threw it on the old Marantz stereo turntable, cranked it to the edge of WW3/speakers melting and proceeded to be blown away.
When the parents weren't around we'd play it over and over and over lol.
Good times and memories..
Was 12 years old pushing 13 when a buddy brought the album over soon after it came out saying "you've got to check this out".
So threw it on the old Marantz stereo turntable, cranked it to the edge of WW3/speakers melting and proceeded to be blown away.
When the parents weren't around we'd play it over and over and over lol.
Good times and memories..