October 22, 200817 yr I have listened to about 6 of the tracks. It is the best ACDC album since Back in Black IMHO. I'd have to say just about anything AC/DC puts out is going to "rock". Even though my "rock" days are "over", I still enjoy a good AC/DC tune to get the old blood pumping every-now-and-then.:banana: I've mellowed out in my older days!:lol:
October 22, 200817 yr I thought would be Highway to Hell ? Nope...AC/DC did not hit the USA Mainstream until Back In Black was released...In 80/81...My first experience of AC/DC was the Summer of 78...I remember hearing on the radio a song called Rock 'N' Roll I may have heard it played twice...I liked it so I bought the album...One year later Highway to Hell was released...I heard the song Highway to Hell on the radio maybe three times...I bought the album and Loved every song on it...One year later Back in Black was released...Bon scott had Died and Brian Johnson stepped in...I heard the song You shook me all night long on the radio and I bought the album...What made you shook me all night long mainstream over Highway to Hell was a thing called The Music Video and MTV...YSMANL was the first AC/DC song released in America with a Video...With Back in Black getting into the American Mainstream The record company's began re releasing the older albums such as High Voltage,Dirty Deeds done dirt cheap,Let there be rock...Powerage and Highway to Hell were released in America,but with limited pressings so they had to have second pressings due to the Over whelming new Popularity...So that's basically why You Shook me all night Long started AC/DCs American mainstream Fame...:thumb:
October 22, 200817 yr The only song I've heard is "runaway train" I think is the title. I liked it until I heard it about 15 times during every college football broadcast by ESPN.
October 22, 200817 yr I have listened to about 6 of the tracks. It is the best ACDC album since Back in Black IMHO. Was going to say the same thing. It's great!:thumb:
October 22, 200817 yr I may buy this album because they are releasing it on vinyl...Looks to be around $40...:eek:
October 22, 200817 yr The only song I've heard is "runaway train" I think is the title. I liked it until I heard it about 15 times during every college football broadcast by ESPN. It is titled 'Rock n Roll Train'
October 22, 200817 yr I think that this is the best release in the best 8 years:lol: Seriously, this is their best since Back In Black.
October 22, 200817 yr Oh, Jim. Unless Bon Scott's doing the singing, I'm probably not picking this one up ...
October 22, 200817 yr I'm not sure I want to listen to a group who says their on a "Highway to Hell." :fire:
October 22, 200817 yr I like the song "Anything Goes," Brian Johnson actually "sings" a few bars all be it briefly. "Stormy May Day" is kinda bluesy like the early Bon Scott style.
October 22, 200817 yr Unless Bon Scott's doing the singing, I'm probably not picking this one up ... That ain't happening anytime soon...:fire:
October 22, 200817 yr I like the song "Anything Goes," Brian Johnson actually sings alittle in it. "Stormy May Day" has got a bluesy sound to it, kinda like the sound they had with Bon Scott. Very good album!!
October 22, 200817 yr Nope...AC/DC did not hit the USA Mainstream until Back In Black was released...In 80/81...My first experience of AC/DC was the Summer of 78...I remember hearing on the radio a song called Rock 'N' Roll ...I may have heard it played twice...I liked it so I bought the album...One year later Highway to Hell was released...I heard the song Highway to Hell on the radio maybe three times...I bought the album and Loved every song on it...One year later Back in Black was released...Bon scott had Died and Brian Johnson stepped in...I heard the song You shook me all night long on the radio and I bought the album...What made you shook me all night long mainstream over Highway to Hell was a thing called The Music Video and MTV...YSMANL was the first AC/DC song released in America with a Video...With Back in Black getting into the American Mainstream The record company's began re releasing the older albums such as High Voltage,Dirty Deeds done dirt cheap,Let there be rock...Powerage and Highway to Hell were released in America,but with limited pressings so they had to have second pressings due to the Over whelming new Popularity...So that's basically why You Shook me all night Long started AC/DCs American mainstream Fame...:thumb: The "You Shook Me All Night Long" video that they played did not get played until years after the album was originally released. Edited October 23, 200817 yr by STRIKE3
October 23, 200817 yr Just picked up the cd tonight. I like what I have heard so far. I need to get Jim Schue's address so I can burn a copy and send it to him.
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