Gotta love these guys… from NME: continue reading...
The song is called “Rock and Roll Train” and it sure does sound like AC/DC! The band has never messed with its formula before and why should they? It’s not an instant classic, but it definitely rocks, especially when Angus’ solo kicks in midway through. I hope to hell these guys still have a world tour left in them. Check out the song at their MySpace Page. continue reading...
On October 20, AC/DC will release Black Ice, their widely anticipated first studio album in eight years. Black Ice features 15 new tracks from brothers Angus and Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd, produced by Brendan O’Brien at the Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, BC. continue reading...
from Ultimate-Guitar.com:
AC/DC has finished recording its new album and is currently mixing the effort for a late 2008 release, the group’s vocalist Brian Johnson revealed yesterday morning (Tuesday, April 22) during an interview with Washigton D.C.’s DC 101 radio station. continue reading...
According to Blabbermouth.net:
XM’s Boneyard/VH1 Classic host Eddie Trunk revealed a rumor on his “Friday Night Rocks” radio show on New York’s Q104.3 FM earlier tonight (Friday, March 28) that Australian hard rock legends AC/DC will embark on a “farewell” tour later in the year once the recording sessions for their new album have been completed. continue reading...
Hmm… apparently ACDC.com used to be a porn site, and I’m sure it wasn’t the easiest or cheapest URL to buy back, so they must have done it for a good reason… like say, a new album being announced soon? In any case, its always nice to post some news on AC/DC, keep your fingers crossed for a new album and tour! Here is more on the new site:
The day of reckoning is upon us. ACDC.com has been returned to its rightful owners and we’re ready to light up. It’s been a long time coming, but it’s finally here, and we invite all of you to join us as we turn on the power at AC/DC’s official website, ACDC.com! continue reading...
Here’s a great list of the 28 Most Recognizable Guitars of All Time compiled by Blender.com and complete with a YouTube video showcasing each instrument in action. My favorites gotta be Jimmy Page’s double neck, but what the hell is Angus Young doing so high??
Find the article HERE from blender.com by way of the lads at Stereogum.com continue reading...
