Backtracks (Deluxe Edition)

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Whoever said you can't dance to rock music obviously never heard Cyberspace by AC/DC. It is, without a doubt, AC/DC's grooviest track they have ever made, the opening riff alone is too good, this is their magnum opus. The collection is also great, and is a must have, but Cyberspace is the cream of the crop

Totally killer lp of rarities and b-sides. Around 80% of these tracks I didn't realized they existed. This is so cool as I'm a huge AC/DC fan. I don't use i-Tunes very much. I still prefer the commercial cds. The sound quality of this recordings are quite good. This is a must purchase for any AC/DC fan. My next purchase will be "Bonfire"!

Call me old fashioned, I like live music when it's like. I like remastered songs with studio quality sound. I do not care for the loss of the original song class to the droning of the crowd in the beach ground. The guitar kicks and awesome riffs from live music deserve to be heard but the crowd in the background ruins the true essence of the music. Now this is all we have access to. The original music is now offered by cover bands who are not ACDC or other rock greats.

A.K.A Bonny is #1. Cyberspace always reminds me of the cybermen from Dr. Who

Best one's are "R.I.P", "Big Gun", "Carry Me Home", and "Crabsody In Blue". Don't understand why these are B-sides.

What can I say other than, I love you.

Is this song supposed to have a clear cut ending? It seems to be snipped in a guitar solo for the finish. I hate it.

This is the extended mix of High Voltage, from the original T.N.T. album (replaced buy the edited version on remasters). When backtrack was released on cd they still cut of the last few seconds, but here it's fully uncut. Needless to say the rest of this is good, but most studio rarities are more for fans, but it's a true shame they didn't release any live albums in the 1980s (even if I wasn't born yet) but here there's many live tracks from the '80s-00s all very cool, I'm sure casual fans will be able to enjoy the live tracks and the non-b-side studio tracks. Other highlights are Big Gun and Cyberspace (B-Side that I don't understand why it wasn't on Stiff Upper Lip)

Too bad AC/DC didn't write a few more songs like this over the course of there 4 decades. It's refreshing to hear them do something different. Bon Scott's voice is a lot better than I thought. I think this band would have evolved into so much more had he lived. Not that I don't like the Brian Johnson stuff, just seems that after Back in Black it all became the same.