Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll

Album Info

Artist: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

Title: I Love Rock 'n' Roll

Year: 1981

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Tracklist

  • 1. I Love Rock 'N Roll (2:55)
  • 2. (I'm Gonna) Run Away (2:28)
  • 3. Love Is Pain (3:07)
  • 4. Nag (2:46)
  • 5. Crimson and Clover (3:17)
  • 6. Victim of Circumstance (2:54)
  • 7. Bits and Pieces (2:07)
  • 8. Be Straight (2:41)
  • 9. You're Too Possessive (3:35)
  • 10. Little Drummer Boy (4:15)
  • 11. Oh Woe Is Me (2:44)
  • 12. Louie Louie (2:57)
  • 13. You Don't Know What You've Got - Live (2:44)
  • 14. Summertime Blues (2:17)
  • 15. Nag (with The Coasters) (2:50)

Review

Alright, folks, strap in, because we're taking a radical trip down memory lane! Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' legendary album "I Love Rock 'N' Roll" is that gritty, high-octane dose of rock you've been craving since you rocked out to your first cassette tape. Released way back in 1981, this album is a fierce testament to the band’s raw talent, effortlessly blending various rock styles into one cohesive, foot-tapping experience. Think of it as a vibrant mosaic of sound and energy that feels like it was crafted just for a neon-drenched, roller-rink showdown.

And can we talk about that title track? "I Love Rock 'N Roll" hits you right in the feels with its infectious chorus and relentless rhythm. Oh, and Joan Jett’s powerhouse vocals? Totally tubular! Plus, the album isn’t just a one-hit wonder; tracks like "Crimson and Clover"—a killer cover of Tommy James & the Shondells—and "You're Too Possessive" really showcase the band's masterful blend of punk vibes and hard rock elements. The crisp guitar riffs and punchy rhythm section are executed to perfection, making this album as fresh and gnarly today as it was back in the day. A true classic that still rocks my socks off! - Beth