AC/DC released their 17th studio album today, so in celebration of that, I'll be sharing my top five AC/DC songs of all time. Why bring up only five? That's because ten songs would be too easy; come on! I don't do things the easy way, in case you haven't noticed! Also, I'm only doing one... Continue Reading →
Ok, that was a bit of an exaggeration, but it did get you to click on this review. Right? I was going to do a review on Queen's first album, but after a trip to the Book Off at Pearlridge this past Friday, those plans changed. I scored four kickass albums, including AC/DC's High Voltage (1976). The... Continue Reading →
Photo by AC/DC It's official, AC/DC is back! There are no more assumptions about whether or not Cliff Williams rejoined the group or if an album is yet to be released. It's happening, and the boys are back better than ever! https://www.instagram.com/p/CFrfCimAcH-/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Following the leaked photos posted on the band's website about two weeks ago... Continue Reading →
I'm not the person that keeps up with the current times, but this one is an exception. AC/DC IS BACK, BABY!!!! People are going crazy over the recently leaked photos of the band, possibly working on something for us fans to enjoy in the future. Journalists have acknowledged that lead vocalist Brian Johnson and drummer... Continue Reading →
Even if there's only a slight chance of AC/DC reuniting for one final album and tour, I want to prepare myself for the day I get to see these rockers in person. The lineup would consist of hopefully, Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd. After watching many virtual AC/DC concerts,... Continue Reading →
As my summer comes to an end, I've realized my music taste has shifted drastically within the past three months. I went from glam metal's Def Leppard, to pop rock's Bon Jovi, to 90s pop's Backstreet Boys, to heavy metal's Metallica, to rock 'n' roll's AC/DC. My music style is all over the place, but... Continue Reading →
It depends! For any artist, they need to have popular tunes to sell records. But sometimes, overplaying the hits can be a bit much at times. It is necessary, though; at a Bon Jovi concert, for example, the crowd would be upset if they don't play "Bad Medicine," "Wanted Dead Or Alive," or "Livin' On... Continue Reading →
AC/DC's Blow Up Your Video, their eleventh studio album (tenth internationally), supposedly, was their comeback album. I see things otherwise! There were only like four tracks I liked, out of the ten on there. The reasons being the song titles were lame ("Kissin' Dynamite" made me cringe so hard), choruses were not the greatest, and... Continue Reading →
It seems that AC/DC hit rock bottom when they released their tenth (ninth internationally) studio album titled, Fly on the Wall on June 28, 1985. At the time, MTV and 80s hair metal bands were the next big thing. As a way to stand out, AC/DC decided to make the album as raw and real as possible,... Continue Reading →
AC/DC's Flick of the Switch (1983) was their eighth studio album released internationally and their ninth album released in Australia. Besides being the third AC/DC album to feature Brian Johnson on vocals, it was also the final one to feature drummer Phil Rudd before his eleven-year departure from the band. The previous three albums got produced by... Continue Reading →
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