We take the same and start again ...

Background: I'm a fan of the band since 1981. I breathed ACDC for years and at age 41 is still my caeur boom boom when we pronounce the name of the group within 100m. I obviously all CDs, magazines km, pirates concerts, I saw more than twenty times live ... etc ... etc ...

After twenty plays:

Most
- Excellent Production
- Brian sings well ... I think we gave him more freedom of expression. Based on the excellent interview radio21.be available on the site, all the credit goes to producer
- Many songs
- This is the AC / DC pure juice
- Full of good riffs
- Rhythmic unstoppable pair of Cliff / Phill
- Some very good securities RNR Train, War Machine & Big Jack
- Some interesting arrangements and the return of "bridges" between verses and choruses in many ways

The least
- Several pieces uninspired ... or I would rather "challenged race." The last album with songs that kill for me "The Razor's Egde". Since every album has very good songs ... but no real anthem ... and especially qques tites really dispensable to very few catchy riffs.
- I do not think they have a lack of inspiration because the riffs and melodies are there. It is rather the level of effectiveness of the arrangements that there is a slowdown. If you listen to the classics of the group observed that they all have a little something at the construction. The best time being the Mutt Lang. If you have the box Bon Fire, it becomes qu'ACDC account is a group of boogie / rock / blues and he needs a producer to side stone and polish diamonds to make them essential pieces.
- Another regret. Quite interesting titles are TOO short. I think of War Machine and Stormy May Day that make a small 3 minutes and deserved further work in the part beginning at solo.