The Razor's Edge LP fg_Label_Rolling Stones "A stone cold classic" (Rolling

"A stone cold classic" (Rolling Stone) by "the greatest band in the universe" (Pitchfork)

It’s everything the Dirty Heads stand for and what we’ve become up until now

Keef fans will be ecstatic that this will be the first time it is available on vinyl

Yet the emotional highs came to a screeching halt shortly thereafter when bassist Scott LaFaro died in a car accident

The Razor's Edge LP fg_Label_Rolling Stones "A stone cold classic" (Rolling2003 LP reissue on 180 Gram vinyl. After the rock 'n' roll lifestyle killed their original lead singer, Bon Scott, sobriety became a necessity for Malcolm Young, but nobody was sure what effect it would have on hard rock. Exiting rehab in 1990, Malcolm and his brother Angus got to writing and performing evidence that you could rock harder than anybody without drugs or alcohol. The hits "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks" prove it! The album peaked at #2