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Bad Company
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075679244123
Format: Original recording remastered
Item Dimensions: 20
Label: Atlantic
Manufacturer: Atlantic
MPN: 92441
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Atlantic
Release Date: September 01, 1994
Studio: Atlantic
Disc 1:- Can't Get Enough
- Rock Steady
- Ready For Love
- Don't Let Me Down
- Bad Company
- Way I Choose
- Movin' On
- Seagull
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Bad Company's self-titled debut album (Swan Song/1974) is a great effort from the British supergroup. It's hard to believe that the eight tracks that comprise the disc were recorded in just ten days at Headley Grange... proof positive of the magical musical talent that made-up this blues-based rock band.
Bad Company consisted of veteran musician's from several popular U.K. groups: vocalist Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke were members with the legendary Free, while guitarist Mick ... Read More
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Free were one of my favourite bands so when Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke formed Bad Co. of course I was there like a shot.
They're not as good as Free (not enough menace and darkness) but this first album was still pretty good stuff. Of course the lyrics are all terribly non-pc but hey, they never pretended to be Dylan.
`The Way I Choose' and `Seagull' are dreadfully dull but apart from that it's all classic early 70's rock.
Oh and am I the only one who thinks ... Read More
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I had this as a vinyl many years ago.
It is a superb album with many fantastic tracks.
It is a very worthy album to add to any collection.
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i think bad company's self titled album is one of the best hard rock albums ever and it has the masterpieces can't get enough, bad company, and moving on. really and can't get enough is what i repeat alot. it is also one of the best albums of the 1970s.
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Way back in the 1970s, a friend persuaded me that the best Bad Company album was 'Straight Shooter,' so that was the first of their albums I listened to. It was fair, but not overwhelming. It was many years before I heard this, their debut, and I listened to it for weeks. 'Bad Company' has a big sound, hard guitars, a great drum performance from Simon Kirke and, of course, Paul Rodgers lives up to his reputation for being the best British rock singer. 'Can't Get Enough' features an almost moronic, cliche ... Read More
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