High Voltage [Remaster] by AC/DC Reviews

High Voltage [Remaster] by AC/DC

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  • Aussie Rockers AC/DC Plug In With High Voltage [In Memory Of W/O]

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 29, 2002
    Pros: Amazing rock debut with no fewer than five hit singles
    Cons: Might just be too harsh for some delicate ears

    Summary: AC/DC has made a long career out of guitar riffs and screeching vocals. The music that this Australian rock band has put together over their nearly thirty year career is amazing, entertaining, and at the heart fun. The lineup has stayed ... read more

  • High Voltage, rock n roll

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Mar 17, 2012
    Pros: There are some definite classics in here
    Cons: AC/DC sure made an improvement in their later works

    Summary: High Voltage by AC/DC originally written in 17 February 2006, oh man was I still in high school   Bon Scott- he is your lead singer for the band. His eyes keen while his bulge is just disturbingly distracting. ... read more

  • A good first step on a long road.

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 4, 2011
    Pros: Great musicianship and technical skill, mostly nice songs.
    Cons: Some weaker drum beats, She's Got Balls.

    Summary: AC/DC apparently popped out of the womb fully formed.  Almost everything that makes the band one of the best musical acts of all time is here:  The simple riffs, the raging and destructive endings, the sleazy yet powerful and infectious energy. ... read more

  • mmantle's Classic Metal Albums, Pt. 4: “High Voltage”

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Aug 6, 2010
    Pros: A great debut from one of the greatest rock bands ever.
    Cons: “Little Lover” is just okay.

    Summary: Played this just yesterday in its entirety again, while putting around underneath the car. “It’s A Long Way To The Top” came up on my metal playlist blasting through the garage speakers and fit the mood I was in so well, I had to click ... read more

  • Well, maybe they've never really changed...

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jan 19, 2008
    Pros: AC/DC's brutal attack was fully formed on this American debut
    Cons: Did they really try to rip off Foghat on the title track?

    Summary: AC/DC critics tend to always bring up the fact that the band hasn't really changed over the years. There is some truth to that. AC/DC has always relied on bruising, heavy riffs that border on simplistic. When gritty-voiced, slurring vocalist Bon Scott ... read more

  • It's a Long Way to the Top...And AC/DC Knows How To Rock 'N' Roll

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Dec 3, 2004
    Pros: most of the album is memorable, excellent, and worthy of repeat status
    Cons: Little Lover and She's Got Balls aren't

    Summary: For many, AC/DC's 1976 American debut High Voltage is a must own rock album, up there with the band's other great works: Powerage, Highway to Hell, and Back in Black. For me though, High Voltage has always belonged ... read more

  • A Totally Electrifying Debut By Those Rough-Cut Aussie Legends

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Aug 28, 2004
    Pros: The beginning of AC/DC, many classics....
    Cons: A few weak songs, production isn't flash....

    Summary: The legends themselves, AC/DC. Where would rock n roll be today without them? Any rockers worth their guitar strings would credit AC/DC as a major influence. And for good reason. They know the secret to rock n roll & that’s simplicity. Just good ol' ... read more

  • The first of many AC/DC Classics.

    Rated a Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jun 13, 2003
    Pros: Gritty, High-Energy Rock 'N' Roll
    Cons: None here.

    Summary: I purchased the 2003 Re-issued version of this album on Cassette. I was so glad to see they were sti ... read more

  • Thank You, Mark Kozelek

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Mar 1, 2003
    Pros: Bad-*ss rock n roll that'll put hair on your chest (and other places).
    Cons: I wouldn't dare.

    Summary: For most American listeners, "High Voltage" was Australian rock band AC/DC's first impression. I came about "High Voltage" and the music of AC/DC in a somewhat more circuitous fashion. Growing up in small town Wisconsin, I was the only Howard Jones ... read more

  • AC/DC's Lose their virginity

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 21, 2001
    Pros: AC/DC's Debut
    Cons: No Cons

    Summary: AC/DC as innocent as they can be, well that's a bit far from the truth, but this was 1976 and the band had compiled their first 2 releases from Australia to make this one for the US crowd. Well, It's honest, it's rude, it's loud and it's good. The band ... read more

  • The album that brought AC/DC to the world

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 15, 2001
    Pros: Solid album filled with several sure fire rock classics.
    Cons: Should have stopped after track 5.

    Summary: High Voltage is an album that really seems to polarize me. It's probably my favorite of the Bon Scott era AC/DC albums, yet it's got two of my least favorite AC/DC songs ever on it. On one hand I love it, on the other I wish it would stop after ... read more

  • Extreme Voltage

    Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Oct 17, 2000
    Pros: Great Album
    Cons: Not for young children

    Summary: First of all I think AC/DC is the best.They play heart pounding music. As you can tell I love AC/DC. I have all there albums.Now my son has all their music.He thinks there is nothing like AC/DC and you know,he's right! Angus Young played lead ... read more

  • An Almost Electrifying Debut

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jul 28, 2000
    Pros: fun lyrics and catchy hooks; great guitar playing
    Cons: sound production a little raw; produced more consistent albums in the later years

    Summary: In 1976, the world was unprepared for the likes of rock-n-roll characters Angus Young and Bon Scott, lead guitarist and singer, respectively, of the Australian band AC/DC. The music was loud, raunchy, and totally immature, but at the same time, creative ... read more

  • High Voltage Rock and Roll is right

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jun 28, 2000
    Pros: Raunchy fun party music
    Cons: Raunchy fun party music

    Summary: "High Voltage" was the US debut album for the legendary heavy metal band AC/DC and is truly descriptive of the brand of music AC/DC was set to produce for its fans for the next 25 years. Fully loaded with cranking the cranking lead guitar of ... read more

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