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I love Maiden, but really don't like The Number of the Beast. I mean it's good to an extent, but doesn't even touch the surface of many of their other releases.
Their music is loud, catchy, rhythmic, and pretty much the epitome of no-bullshit rock and roll. What else can I say? By what you have in your sig, you don't seem to listen to anything besides metal, so I don't see what makes you think your opinions on a non-metal band carry so much weight. Besides this, anyway:
.I love Maiden, but really don't like The Number of the Beast. I mean it's good to an extent, but doesn't even touch the surface of many of their other releases.
AC/DC simply aren't very good.
Gangland sucks.
I love Maiden, but really don't like The Number of the Beast. I mean it's good to an extent, but doesn't even touch the surface of many of their other releases.
What could be funner then watching a bunch of pretentious wankers and poorly educated idiots chop up ONE OF THE GREATEST METAL RELEASES OF ALL TIMES.
That wasn't a direct shot at you.
And if it lowers your blood pressure a couple of ticks, I used to not like this album until one day it just clicked.
I don't mean to perpetuate the off-topic discussion in this thread (not that anyone cares, probably), but as long as you idiots are continuing to take baseless potshots at AC/DC, I might as well continue countering them.
I'd like to hear any of you who are calling AC/DC "mediocre" name some bands of the same style who are less "mediocre" than they are. They were pretty much the loudest, most aggressive hard rock band of their time, they didn't compromise their sound with failed proggish experimentation, and they never went soft. Not to mention they wrote some of the most memorable riffs in hard rock. As far as I know, anyone who has even the slightest taste for blues-based hard rock can find AC/DC at least mildly enjoyable. They are one of the purest, down-to-the-basics rock and roll bands you can find. I see nothing mediocre about that.
To the "repetitive" claim: you're confusing "repetitive" with "formulaic". AC/DC obviously had a specific formula that they stuck to throughout their career. So does pretty much every metal band which has ever existed. I don't think anyone here has any serious beefs about a band being formulaic. "Repetitive" implies that they played the same riffs over and over again to the point of boredom, which they definitely did not. They came up with plenty of different riffs for each album.
If any of you have a response to this, please find something to say other than "nuh-uh". It helps to show a little intelligence when you're arguing your opinions.
... Ive always had a soft spot for Children of the Damned .