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Jeff Apter - Malcolm YoungMalcolm Young was a legend: the founder and the driving force of AC DC, a man with what many have called 'the greatest right hand in rock and roll'. That right hand provided the instantly recognisable riffs and muscle behind such timeless songs as 'Highway to Hell', 'Back in Black', 'A Long Way to the Top' and many others. Malcolm was instrumental in ensuring that AC DC survived shifting musical trends and numerous in house dramas to stand tall as the
Malcolm Young was a legend: the founder and the driving force of AC/DC, a man with what many have called 'the greatest right hand in rock and roll'. That right hand provided the instantly recognisable riffs and muscle behind such timeless songs as 'Highway to Hell', 'Back in Black', 'A Long Way to the Top' and many others. Malcolm was instrumental in ensuring that AC/DC survived shifting musical trends and numerous in-house dramas to stand tall as the biggest rock band on the planet. Yet he was the most unpretentious man to ever strap on a Gretsch guitar. One of eight children, Young was always destined for a life in rock and roll: his elder brother George was a key member of The Easybeats and was also a vital early mentor of AC/DC. And Malcolm stood alongside his younger brother Angus in AC/DC for the best part of 40 years. Malcolm lived hard and fast, enduring incredible hardship when the band started out in the mid-1970s, surviving the terrible loss of Bon Scott in 1980, and suffering numerous personal demons, including alcoholism. Yet without Malcolm Young, there would have been no AC/DC. As the band's former bassist, Mark Evans, wrote of Malcolm: 'He was the driven one, the planner, the schemer, the behind the scenes guy, ruthless and astute.' This is the first biography to focus exclusively on Malcolm and tells the riveting story of his remarkable rise from working-class Glasgow and the Villawood migrant hostel in Sydney to the biggest stages in the world. It includes rarely seen photographs and is essential reading for any AC/DC fan. 'Thank you, Malcolm, for the songs, and the feel, and the cool, and the years of losing control to your rock and roll.' Dave GrohlShipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Some frustration, but overall worth it.
Color: Ink Black, Number of Items: 1, Color: Ink Black, Number of Items: 1
Sturdy. Everything came in one piece and the instructions were some of the clearest I've encountered for Amazon furniture. Took about an hour for me to muscle my way through with manual screwdrivers only. I do not recommend a drill unless you go slow, because screw placement will make or break this for you in my opinion.
Problems I encountered and how I overcame them:
Drawer was rickety, kept catching when trying to pull out. I had to go back and tighten the tiny black screws on the rails. If they are not as flush as you can possibly get them, they will cause the wheels to catch. Once I got them as tight as possible, the drawer pull out was much smoother.
Getting the first set of rails on. Space was EXTREMELY tight and frustrating. I ended up using a small screwdriver from my house, pressing it tightly with one hand, and using a pair of pliers to turn the screwdriver. Like a socket wrench type action. This sucked, I can't lie. And it wasn't possible to put them on earlier due to the cam bolts/screws under the rail. But I got through it.
Overall, this is worth the money as long as you are willing to take your time and line things up properly and really use some elbow grease to get the screws in straight and flush.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026
★★★★★ 5
ChooChoo Side Table
Color: Espresso, Number of Items: 1
Table was as described by the seller. Happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Great tables
Color: Farmhouse White, Number of Items: 2
Very well built and easy to assemble.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Well made and easy to put together.
Color: Black, Size: 22"D x 47.2"W x 18.1"H
This was a well made table. I put it together in about 25 minute with a screw driver.
It's sturdy and looks very nice
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful, Easy, and Ties the Room Together Perfectly
Color: White, Size: 22"d x 39.9"w x 18.1"h, Color: White, Size: 22"d x 39.9"w x 18.1"h
I absolutely love this ChooChoo Farmhouse Coffee Table! The white finish is stunning and really makes the colors in my living room pop without feeling too bright or flat—it has that perfect clean farmhouse look. Assembly was surprisingly easy and straightforward, with clear instructions and all the pieces fitting together smoothly. It feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy at all.
What really completes the look is pairing it with the matching end tables. Together, they make the space feel intentional and polished, like a fully designed set rather than random pieces thrown together. The lower shelf is also a great bonus for storage or décor. If you’re looking for a stylish, easy-to-build coffee table that elevates your living room, this one is a win. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026