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AC/DC: Black Ice- Album Review

Nov 7, 2008, 11:00am

You have to admire someone who does one thing and does it very very well. Many artists feel the need to experiment and explore different sounds. Luckily for us that's never been the case with AC/DC. You know when you pick up and AC/DC record that you're going to get in-your-face hard rock. The new Brendan O'Brien-produced album Black Ice is no exception. From the opening riffs of "Rock N' Roll Train" the boys from down under bring their blues-infused attack straight to you. Nothing fancy, [...]

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