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Real damn good, September 22, 2010
This review is from: Bad Company [180g Vinyl] (Vinyl)
This is one of the great albums of 70's era rock. I own my original copy, the first issued CD, and I'm still planning to buy the 180G re-issue. I love this album that much. I always thought Paul Rodgers never got the true respect deserved. One of the marks for me is 2 notes sung and you know who it is. He's in that league with Robert Plant, Rod Stewart, Billy Joel, Lemmy and Ozzy. Stakes were high here, first issue on Swan Song, would this be better than Free ? Right or wrong this was going to be compared to Led Zeppelin. In then end it's not `Zep but it's own sound and group. This is their best and it's real damn good.
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One Great Album, September 12, 2009
This review is from: Bad Company [180g Vinyl] (Vinyl)
I have the orginal album that I bought in 1974.
I do believe that out of all the albums that Bad Company had made this ablum is the best.
Bad Company had set a new standard for Rock and Roll since the Love Child Era
For all the hits that Bad Company had made there is also Bad Company Triology
What made this album great is that it was not overpowering as hard rock is.
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