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Runnin Wild
by: Airbourne

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0016861796327
Label: Roadrunner
Manufacturer: Roadrunner
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Roadrunner
Release Date: January 28, 2008
Studio: Roadrunner
Sales Rank: 274
MPN: 7963

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- BON SCOTT IS SMILING
An AC/DC soundalike, similar hooks and riffs with familiar and comfy chord changes but so what. After having to endure crap like Kasabian, Ferdinand Franz and Biffy Clyro being punted by music stations as rock this is a very refreshing change and whisked me back to the halcyon days of 78-81. All the previous reviews have already went into enough detail on the music. Suffice to say-buy, play and enjoy.

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- Airbourne and out there!
What a great rock n roll ablum!
This band aren't messing around, they've written a classic rock n roll album many bands would love to be able to write!
Buy it and you'll be putting it straight back on after the first listen and rocking along.
Runnin wild alright!

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- Best ACDC album since Back in Black!
You would have to be stone dead not to LOVE this album. Ok the guitar sound and basic style is ripped right out of ACDC circa 1980, but that is probably the bigggest compliment you could pay this album.
The energy is incredible, and I haven't heard a band enjoying themselves as much on an album, since, well, probably ACDC on Back in Black.
Each track is simple, catchy, and ROCKS!! The best, (imho) track 4, Diamond in the Rough, is a monument to good-time rock and roll. You just cannot get the chorus out of your head.
Forget tuned-down guitars, 100 riffs per song, and shouty hardcore vocals about misery and death.
Marvel instead at the simplicity of brilliant songs played by a band who love being alive.
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- Solid hard rock effort
Ok having just listened to this album for the first time today I must say that this band whilst not bad just fall short of greatness. Obvious comparisons are going to be made betweeen them and AC/DC and they certainly make enough racket and the riffs and huge choruses are all included in this album.

The only problem being though is that although a few of the songs such as Running Wild and Too Much Too Young Too Fast are certainly great and what prompted me to buy this album the rest of the tracks here are only ok but nothing essential.

So why 4 stars I here you ask? Well, too be honest this band have great potential and as the rock world at the moment needs a good-time hard rock band this is well worth taking a look ... Read More:

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- Inspired by the rock Gods AC/DC!
I first heard Airbourne on a magazine sample CD. The song was Black Jack. It was okay, nothing to get excited about. But it grew on me and I checked out the title track and loved it.

Comparisons with their fellow countrymen AC/DC are inevitable, and the fact that they play in a similar style means that it's almost unavoidable. AC/DC are my favourite band so Airbourne had a lot live up to.

But this album just rocks! The opening track Stand up for Rock and Roll kicks the CD off nicely. However, Airbourne really hit top gear with the rip-roaring Runnin' Wild, then into the overdrive for Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast and then warp drive with Diamond in the Rough. And the good riffs and hooks just keep coming with What's ... Read More:

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