I own all the albums from 1980-1996 and for me is "Waking Up The Neighbours" by far the best album of Bryan Adams. A very powerful, energetic rock album, mixed with some really brilliant ballads. Chronologically this album probably is the "rock" height of his creative is when his Development with the previous albums "Cuts Like a Knife", "Reckless" and "Into the Fire" so look, or rather, sounds. The album "18 til I die" I was at that time still buy, but not more so torn me away. After that, I'm sort of "dropped out" because all my recent albums too much unspectacular Sound pop rock radio music, and I just have to be quiet. So I am more of a fan of his previous albums, where he has made proper rock music and he tidy has let it rip. Back to this album: fans will have at home anyway, and if not, then you have missed the best! This CD rocks from the first note to the last, some fairly strong, partly of course in typical, soft ballads, as it is known by him, and the 75 minutes! He and his band have here given all they have, and not a single follow-up album was able to reach that again. Even the ballads on this album have even more rock power than (almost) everything that came after.
