AC/DC

Total Guitar Magazine voted this the worst cover version ever and watching it makes me long for a Karaoke Bar full of drunken lonesome types where that activity is the highlight of their week. . . .     . . . Oh...This was voted the best...and it's pretty much right on . . .

damn what stops me from postin'? well this week it was a 6 day work week i lurk here every day,but my creativity has long since died. i just read a two year post anniversary.i will be here two years on the 23th. yeah yeah i KNOW what it says up there...i deleted my account on april 1 07. don't ask LONG story. i love this place,but sometimes get really frustrated. not even necessarily with the site as with the end result that is upon us. i have not been "onlin... MORE

Columbia Music only likes Wal-Mart-shopping-Americans. Columbia announced this week that the new AC/DC album, the band's first since 2000, will be exclusively available from Wal-Mart stores in the US. Of course, this may be the band's decision, as they have been highly resistant to adopting the online music distro models that are so popular today. AC/DC music still cannot be purchased on iTunes or from any other digital retailer. Verizon Wireless had a temporary deal w... MORE

Love him or hate him, sometimes Bob Lefsetz nails the point. Will probably never happen. Chances are, even if you're supporting yourself playing music and have a hard core fan base, most people in your neighborhood will have no idea who you are. Used to be there were markers. Getting signed. Hearing your song on the radio. Going to #1 on SoundScan. All those things can still happen, it's just their significance is ever-smaller. You can achieve ALL of the above t... MORE

Who Made Who is an AC/DC single released in 1986. It was also released on 12" format, as a remix subtitled "Special Collectors Mix". Who Made Who has the distinction of being the only AC/DC song ever released to get a 12" extended remix treatment. For your enjoyment: here it is. Deleted almost straightaway after its release, this is a must have collectors item for AC/DC fans.

it's time for angus & brian to start some jamming and writing so we can have more rock
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some good blues rock and roll from angus, bon and the boys
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All this banter between me and a few other moggers about the prevalence of Metal over the years and different Tags has LED me to believe that I only categorize music by Rock, Metal, Rap, Country, or OTHER-> So for all those who were chatting with me today, maybe we can all agree that this song FECKIN ROCKS!!!!! Come on MOG preachers, can I get an AMEN!!!

In a bold move, AC/DC have entered the digital age with their own flash-based website that promises to keep you plugged in, rocked out and lit up. Check it's awesomeness at: http://www.acdc.com/ The site has been up for a few months now, with some cool behind-the-scenes footage and personal photos uploaded. As part of the official launch of the AC/DC website, here's what you will find there now, or coming very soon:

The latest news on the band, from rumors dispelled

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forget everything you've listened to today, go back to one of the pioneers that opened up musical freedom for heavy metal...

Kicking it at my legal sis' place always gotta slap in her H.H.2H. CD to past the time, no bass, no guitar but got sum cool tuneage!

OK, so I had to read this book for work but I am glad I did. I have dug AC/DC for 25 years or more at this point. This book is fairly uncritical in terms of how it deals with the band members and the music, but what it lacks in objectivity is made up for in the access the authors had to the band and the many people around it over the years. Reading about Bon Scott alone makes you realize that the guy could never have been anything other than a rock god! 488 pages of AC... MORE