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Nickelback are back! With perhaps a hastily pushed out product, that ultimately proves to be listenable too and will no doubt have me and countless others head banging at the live shows.

This album generally works for me including some of the most purile lyrics I have heard in recent times. However its Nickelback not Pulitzer!

The songs are still fun and obviously fun was had recording them. So suspend your modesty,decency and beliefs and listen to the rousing riffs.

I've heard this album for the fisrt time today and I must say it's amazing! I dont care if the original crew have left long ago, the fact is they've been replaced my talented musicians, not amateurs!

Anyway stand out tracks are...well pretty much all of them! It starts off brilliantly with the title song, and ends perfectly with the last one, Prostitute. One track, Madagascar stands out alot however, as I think it deals with sorrow. And that could be how Axl was feeling when he wrote the song, so I guess his ex bandmates are referenced in some form.

As my title says I think it's the 3rd best GNR album, behind "Use Your Illusion I", and of course "Appetite for Destruction". It's better than "The Spaghetti Incident?", "Use Your Illusion II" and "GNR Lies" (but they're brilliant albums too!)

Amazingly good album, every track is strong, no filler, very inspired, if you're new to AC/DC start here along with Highway To Hell.

And after all this time they're as boring and predictable as ever! Great work, Angus!

I once saw an interview where Chad Kroeger said he asked fans what made How You Remind Me work. People said the chorus, the catchy riffs etc. So basically that's what the man cares about which disheartens me. I bought The Long Road and I really like Someday, but on every album they make 3 or 4 singles and the rest appears to be just filler, something to pad it out to called it an album. Hopefully Nickelback realise their sell out status and make music for the right reasons, as the album title misleads.

This has to be one of the greatest rock albums of all time, and for me AC/DC`s second best after the previous "Powerage".The production on this is excellent, recently purchased this on cd as my vinyl copy is on its last legs.Great to hear it again, where do you start,all great tunes but stand out for me are,Highway to hell,walk all over you,If you want blood and touch to much.
I was lucky enough to see this tour and went two nights running at Manchester Apollo,awesome.Have a great memory of being at the Led Zep Knebworth gig in 79 and they played this album in full over the pa system.
Of course this was Bon Scott`s last album and he was/is sadly missed.After this album came their biggest selling album"Back in Black", another great solid record but for me the Bon Scott era was in another league. If you have been on another planet or have just discovered AC/DC, buy this album,"Powerage", "Let there be rock", and as for AC/DC phrase 2, buy "Back in Black" and then jump forward to the present and buy the new album "Black Ice",which for me is the best vocal display by Brian Johnson has ever put on any of his previous records since "Back in black". If he`d sang more like this earlier I would not have got bored with them as I did from 1983 untill 2001, when "Stiff upper lip" restored some pride.
Anyhow back to "Highway to Hell", its brill, go and buy it,wack the volume up and enjoy.

I have just got the box set recently, and have been enjoying it greatly. Not just that, my three daughters aged 9, 6 and 2 are great fans, and want to listen to it all the time in the car. And the two-year-old even says 'Rock' once she hears the first few bars of 'We will rock you'. Just goes on to show that Queen truly made ageless music, which still scores far above most contemporary music.

Judging from the advanced copy this album delivers what we could expect - ego-driven 21st century rock record. A big departure from band's previous sound, but definately consistent with Axl's fascination with musical experiments. Let this album grow on you, let go off all your prejudices and biases.

After the impenetrable 'St. Anger', this is something of a return to form. OK - it's back to the mainstream, but that's what most Metallica fans want. This album delivers in spades and all the songs clock in at between 5 and 8 minutes. It's classy, atmospheric, ballsy rock - the songs are good, the playing's tight, Hetfield's in fine voice, and all is well with the Metallica world. Recommended!