On this day in AC/DC history |
2008 is a great year to be a rocker. A new Metallica album available next week and the next — and possibly last (hope not) — AC/DC studio album Black Ice will be available October 20. Oh yeah.
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Black Ice Track Listing
1. Rock ’n Roll Train - you can listen to this track on the widget page
2. Skies On Fire
3. Big Jack
4. Anything Goes
5. War Machine
6. Smash N Grab
7. Spoilin’ For A Fight
8. Wheels
9. Decibel
10. Stormy May Day
11. She Likes Rock N Roll
12. Money Made
13. Rock N Roll Dream
14. Rocking All The Way
15. Black Ice
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Sweet. My hubby missed the AC/DC years, he was busy working and raising his daughters. So every time I turn it up, he doesn’t get it. Such a shame! (He doesn’t understand why I turn up Rush, either.)
Comment by UptakeInOH — September 6, 2008 @ 7:38 am PST
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UptakeInOH - doesn’t understand cranking Rush? Sacrilege!
Albums like Moving Pictures are eternal. Now go check his “Vital Signs”
Comment by TDavid — September 6, 2008 @ 9:42 am PST
It’s nice to see some of the big players are back - Metallica’s last album was a bit of a let down but I have heard only good things about this one.
Went to see a great AC/DC tribute band here in the UK recently - Dirty DC - if you can’t see the real thing these guys are the next best thing! Really good show with very accurate guitar work!
Comment by olly — September 9, 2008 @ 7:56 am PST
Can’t wait to see AC/DC tour the “Black Ice” album. The song “Rock & roll Train” is being played here. There’s another song worth checking out called “Women, Whiskey & Rock’n'Roll” which celebrates the life and spirit of Bon Scott in true AC/DC style. It’s by Don Coleman and has been on AC/DC’s website at - acdc.com/fromtheband (click on the lightning bolt next to the vid panels) for a few months or check it out at myspace.com/doncoleman. There’s also Don’s Acca Dacca Tribute performances on YouTube. If they tour Canada’s East Coast, I’d love to see Don Coleman open for them as it would be a truly TNT moment.
Comment by Jon Blues — September 9, 2008 @ 10:46 am PST
At least these big players have also gotten with the times. I don’t feel they would be able to grow with the modern times, if they hadn’t cut their hair to reflect the audiences out there. That was a very intelligent move to change as society makes change. Without loosing who you are though…
You rock AC DC!
Grabbed the widget! Thanks!
Comment by Pete — September 11, 2008 @ 2:30 pm PST