Back to business !!!

With the arrival of Chris Slade on drums, our experienced Australians musclent their game. All their successful, well-marketed BO films (Big Gun for Last Action Hero) touring in stadiums of the world, the return to success is undeniable.
And this album is probably not ny abroad. Production of Bruce Fairbairn is ultra-calibrated, the inspiration is back and the album has its number of chips.
Newbie on overkill "Thunderstruck" that could talk for hours (which intro, it's just great). The stirring "Fire Your Guns" follows in second track for me, very dispensable Third track, the album hit FM "Moneytalks" as clean to go in stages as the lépoque waves, it highlights the marketing around the Group (Angus on tickets!), essential (what refrain) "The Razors Edge" and mix a little darker Quà laccoutumée follows the top trio and sends us into little parts soupçonnables, gender quon find out Ballbreaker, following the album. With some songs, and when we know their reach live, you can return it quapplaudir more than welcome dAC / DC! Unmissable!
"Mistress For Christmas" is in the second degree, under well-known Australians. The title, without being truly poor, can hardly be considered as one of the tubes of the album despite some undeniable good ideas (breaks, accelerations)
The very rock "Rock Your Heart Out" tumbles and we will print a good rhythmic bass / drums early on. The tempo is set. Not a hit but pure efficiency surroundings: what a pleasure to tap your feet and shake your head!
"Are You Ready" is one of the key titles of the album, which hits lun of these we say that they have marked an album. Huge choruses and a rhythmic dimension CONCRETE tenfold live, it takes no more nen: AC / DC is back!
The suite is more traditional: this is lorsquAC / CD yields to ease that I find the most troubled, eventually. So up "If You Dare," the last song (a constant home to wafer output good pieces), one is in the efficiency, sometimes a little too easy. But we still struggling to get to the next track: all these titles are full of great ideas! All this helps to keep this album at a high level for me, it is simply in the presence of a best albums. And perhaps even more consistent with "Highway To Hell" of their entire career. Simply.