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Fly On The Wall [Original recording remastered]

AC/DC Audio CD
3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
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1. Fly On The Wall
2. Shake Your Foundations
3. First Blood
4. Danger
5. Sink The Pink
6. Playing With Girls
7. Stand Up
8. Hell Or High Water
9. Back In Business
10. Send For The Man

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4.0 out of 5 stars Solid and unpretentious rock album Jun 17 2004
Format:Audio CD
I have to disagree with the folks who say that this is a bad first album for AC/DC fans simply because it was mine. And it was the first CD I got when I saw the remastered versions. I am by no means a die-hard but I've always liked the band. Being a teenager during the glam rock craze, I had a few AC/DC tapes in my collection and would always pop this one in my walkman if I wanted to listen to something more earthy and real.
In reference to the "poor" production remarks made by some others. I see the point, but I remember the videos on MTV for this album including the 45 minute video LP. They showed the band in a dive bar simply playing the songs. I've always associated this imagery with the band and have never really looked for slick production in an AC/DC album. They are one of the few, in my mind at least, where the producer could make it easy for himself by hitting the record button, sitting back and having a beer and let the band do their thing. However, those looking for a Back in Black pt2, will be disappointed.

Starts off with the title song and you don't stop tapping your feet or your steering wheel for the next nine tracks that come after. Simplistic lyrics, great guitar riffs by Angus, and that one of a kind voice by Brian Johnson. The only track I was not wild about "First Blood" all the others hold up pretty well. The remaster come with a nifty booklet showing photos of the band on tour and a web link with videos from the album. This should not be a question of whether or not those should get this as your first AC/DC album. It just shouldn't be the *only* one. A great buy from one of the best rock bands.

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Many people seem to hate this album for the reason that it doesn't really have any huge hits like Back In Black or High Voltage. I actually like this one a lot though. The songs "Sink The Pink", "Danger", and "Shake Your Foundation" are all good songs. I definately think this is not their best album but it's definately worth buying if you really like the band. If you don't have Back In Black, High Voltage, Dirty Deeds and/or Highway To Hell, I suggest you go buy those before this and then maybe get this.
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This album is one of AC/DC's least popular and know albums. Mostly i guess because of the sound quality, i dont know what they where doing, but it is kind of hard to hear Brians voice during alot of songs! The Re-Issue has made it a little clearer and improved the sound, but still not enough to really make the songs fully shine! Some tracks sound incomplete and shoul have been worked on a bit more!

Beeing an AC/DC fan, this is one of my favorite albums, but i wouldnt recomend it to any non-ac/dc fans, or new comers to the band! it really IMO is liked by the AC/DC fans, a few tracks tickle a few un-be-knoweths fancy... but these songs wenrt recorded too good. and unless youve heard the title track played live you probably wouldnt understand the impact it has!

Beeing a re-issue it probably should have had WHO MADE WHO , DT and CHASE THE ACE included from the "Who Made Who" album, seeing as how so many people dont want that album because it only contiains 3 tracks, plus a few extras from other albums! because its a soundtrack to Maximum Overdrive! and so many people buy it because they think its a greatest hits, but its not, and they end up disapointed by it!

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2.0 out of 5 stars Not up to AC/DC's standards
I still remember how disappointed I was when I first bought this album when it was released. Unlike a lot of other AC/DC fans, I LOVED "Flick Of The Switch," and I... Read more
Published on April 30 2004 by Michael K. Middleton
5.0 out of 5 stars One of my favorites
Contrary to what other people think, i think this is one of my favorite AC/DC albums. Brian Johnson's voice isn't gone (yet), his screams sound better with the songs than they did... Read more
Published on Jan 18 2004 by Dan
2.0 out of 5 stars Grade D+
Having at one time, been a great AC/DC fan, I was sadden at this release. Looking back I can see why. No new ground was made. Read more
Published on Dec 5 2003 by Eric J. Weik
4.0 out of 5 stars Surprisingly great
For a very long time, my AC/DC library stopped at For Those About to Rock. I didn't even acknoweldge that they recorded any albums after that. Read more
Published on Nov 7 2003 by D. K. Malone
5.0 out of 5 stars This Is My Favorite AC/DC Album
For years the AC/DC Album which I held in the highest regard was "Back In Black" like most other fans. Read more
Published on Oct 29 2003 by Stretch
1.0 out of 5 stars Fly On The Wall
I Think brian johnson sounds like bob seger on speed.
Published on Oct 27 2003 by Josh Wike
2.0 out of 5 stars Not so good, but not a total waste
Brian Johnson's voice was practically gone by that time. Also, the production is simply horrible here. Read more
Published on Aug 27 2003 by Kael
2.0 out of 5 stars A fine example of AC/DC's mid-eighties slump
This album sits alongside AC/DC's previous effort, "Flick Of The Switch", as their least interesting. Read more
Published on Aug 26 2003 by Docendo Discimus
4.0 out of 5 stars "Fly"-ing Colors.
If memory serves me, the mid 1980s weren't too kind to AC/DC. After a string of million selling albums, the band saw its sales decline, and it lost much of its thunder to more... Read more
Published on July 15 2003 by The Groove
4.0 out of 5 stars Another Good Remastering Job
I always thought this was one of AC/DC's most underrated albums, with good songs but horrid production. This new remaster solves alot of problems with the original. Read more
Published on July 2 2003 by A.J. Taylor
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