Harder Than A Rock, yeah!

I discovered this "young adult" album when it was released in 1995. On the advice of a high school friend, I bought lai, direct, free listen to it. Lai I never looked back. Their collaboration with the wizard Rick Rubin did fly: the album is worked, has its share of hits and other classic tracks, Lapport Rick Rubin is undeniable, lartwork is superb (Marvel comics, for lovers), and finally the return of the note line-up "history" with Phil Rudd on drums and Cliff Williams on bass

I could detail every title and talk about this album that has rocked my youth for hours.
But no, I'll do the most direct: if you want a dAC / Creative DC album, the sound changes a bit, homogeneous and which illustrates that the Australians were in their heyday, this is the disk that it you. And if I had to take on the less attractive securities, it would be on "The Honey Roll" or "Caught With Your Pants Down". No more for me. Everything else makes Ballbreaker lun of my favorite albums of the Australian combo. Oh, and their last real (very) good album until now!
A must have in my collection, no doubt