AC/DC - Powerage (AC/DC 50th Anniversary Edition) - Vinyl (LP)
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AC/DC

Powerage (AC/DC 50th Anniversary Edition) (gold vinyl LP + insert)

Sony

Cat: 196588 34601. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Rock


Side 1 - Track 1. Rock ''N'' Roll Damnation Side 1 - Track 2. Down Payment Blues Side 1 - Track 3. Gimme A Bullet Side 1 - Track 4. Riff Raff Side 2 - Track 1. Sin City Side 2 - Track 2. What''s Next To The Moon Side 2 - Track 3. Gone Shootin'' Side 2 - Track 4. Up To My Neck In You Side 2 - Track 5. Kicked In The Teeth

It's 1977 and AC/DC are not-so-fresh after a spell as the support on Black Sabbath's tour. Looking for a new bassist, after a disagreement over whether to pick Manfred Mann's Colin Pattenden, the band agree on Cliff Williams, who would remain in place until 2003. Recording what became Powerage, their fifth studio album, Atlantic Records soon complained there wasn't a sellable lead single. 'Rock 'n' Roll Damnation' took form, one of the group's outliers, which comes without standard guitar solo but with maracas and hand claps. While this proved divisive among die hard fans, the album itself has gold waiting to be discovered deeper down. 'Gimme A Bullet', for example, has been cited as the finest track the late Bon Scott would write, his lyrical flair and deft metaphorical wit shining through on a tune that won't let up. This was his final LP, and tragically three years later he was no longer with us, marking an end to the group's iconic first chapter.


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