Nah the debut KILLS The Last Command!!
Spawny: you have to hear "Flick of the Switch", its like Back In Black part II, sounds very similar! But its heavier (definitely the heaviest AC/DC album), with more attitude and more grooves. I love it! As I said before, Back In Black is a better collection of songs, Flick of The Switch is a better start to finish album with a cooler sound.
And Rock & Roll Over kills Destroyer. Why? Firstly it doesn't have 3 really awful boring songs (Great Expectations, Sweet Pain, Flaming Youth). It actually doesn't really have any filler, strange for Kiss. Secondly it has way better production because it was recorded live in an empty hall and has one of the coolest guitar sounds heard in 1976. And thirdly, songs like Makin Love, Calling Dr Love, Take Me, I Want You, Mr Speed, etc are alot cooler than Shout It Out Loud, King Of The Night Time World, Beth, God Of Thunder, etc. Although Detroit Rock City and Do You Love Me are 2 of my fave Kiss songs ever!
Spiff, you have to hear Slip Of The Tongue! Same style as 1987 (but with a cleaner production and not as heavy distortion), and Steve Vai on lead guitar. It has some of their best songs ever, like the title track, Cheap An' Nasty, Now You're Gone, The Deeper The Love, Sailing Ships and an awesome remake of Fool For Your Lovin' from 1980, it kills the original! One of the best Whitesnake songs ever!
Spawny: you have to hear "Flick of the Switch", its like Back In Black part II, sounds very similar! But its heavier (definitely the heaviest AC/DC album), with more attitude and more grooves. I love it! As I said before, Back In Black is a better collection of songs, Flick of The Switch is a better start to finish album with a cooler sound.
And Rock & Roll Over kills Destroyer. Why? Firstly it doesn't have 3 really awful boring songs (Great Expectations, Sweet Pain, Flaming Youth). It actually doesn't really have any filler, strange for Kiss. Secondly it has way better production because it was recorded live in an empty hall and has one of the coolest guitar sounds heard in 1976. And thirdly, songs like Makin Love, Calling Dr Love, Take Me, I Want You, Mr Speed, etc are alot cooler than Shout It Out Loud, King Of The Night Time World, Beth, God Of Thunder, etc. Although Detroit Rock City and Do You Love Me are 2 of my fave Kiss songs ever!
Spiff, you have to hear Slip Of The Tongue! Same style as 1987 (but with a cleaner production and not as heavy distortion), and Steve Vai on lead guitar. It has some of their best songs ever, like the title track, Cheap An' Nasty, Now You're Gone, The Deeper The Love, Sailing Ships and an awesome remake of Fool For Your Lovin' from 1980, it kills the original! One of the best Whitesnake songs ever!
