Well, I hate to admit it, but for the most part I agree with Beat. Though everything from AC/DC is still better than most everything else, most of the post Back In Black stuff is not up to snuff with the old stuff.

I do like the aforementioned Live album. Bon is better, but Brian is still very good. Angus can still rage, even without drugs. Malcum's Gretsch with it's chair-lift-cable strings still drives like mad and the rest of the band is as powerful as ever.

But if you haven't seen "Let There Be Rock," do yourself a favor and get ahold of a copy. The interviews aren't really necessary, but are kind of funny. Makes you wonder how they can play that loaded. The true mark of R&R pros, I guess. But the show...

Hey Phukdup,

Stand up and be counted ... for what you are about to receive!

Are you the dealer? Gonna give him everything he needs?

Yes, actually, I am.
I have big balls, too, if you must know!
Heh.

she gave me the queen,
she gave me the king,
she was wheel'in and deal'in
if you know what i mean.

OH YEAH!!

she's got the jack!

i'm not a huge fan of the ...."lower end" albums.
i was speaking of AC/DC in general!!
when i can sing along with 8 out of 10 songs from a group.....it safe to say i do like!!!
the early years...with Bon Scott and with Brian Johnson!! they were both great singers for AC/DC!

FOR WHAT I'M ABOUT TO RECIEVE???? I'VE RECIEVED!!!!
GREAT SO FAR...SECOND CD JUST IN!!! GREAT SOUNDS!!!

very happy.......just wait.....pkg is coming your way very soon!!!!!

yessireeeeee!!
the way they get the beat going with the music!!!!



it's rockin'

and even the bluesy stuff.....like "little lover" just get's you to rocking your body and tapping your foot to the music!!!

Well i tied my baby to the railroad track
Cannonball down the line
Giving that woman just a one more chance
To give it to me one more time
Engineer wishing he was home in bed
Dreaming about casey jones
Wide-eyed woman heading a mile ahead [...woman half a mile ahead]
Thinking about broken bones

Chorus:
It's her love that i want
It's her love that i need
It's her love got to have
It's her love

Heavenly body flying across the sky
Superman was out of town
Come on honey, gotta change your tune
Cause it's a long way down
Clark Kent looking for a free ride
Thinking about Lois Lane
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's - a suicide
And that'd be a shame

Chorus

But what's next to the moon?

Long arm looking for a fingerprint
Trying to find the mystery clue
Hitting me with the third degree
Working on a thumb screw
Alright, officer, I confess
Everything's coming back
I didn't mean to hurt that woman of mine
It was a heart attack

Chorus

What's next to the moon?

and to any critic's that say ..."well they only know how to play 5 cords"!!

i say..

but it's the "way" they play those 5 cords that have kept them rocking for more than 25 years!!!!

cigarhusker ,
i'm not even throught the halfway mark on the second cd.......so far.....great job....you stand well behind your work!!!
i'm gonna say it's all this good....without hearing it all.....although i'm going to keep listening to it as long as i'm on here tonight!!!!
oh the memories!!! when you listen to a great group that you loved in high school you recall that time!
music's a great memory tool!!

i said high,





I SAID HIGH,






High Voltage Rock and Roll !!!!

Cool. Glad you like it. I put the songs in the exact order you asked for up there near the top of the thread.

Like I said, if there are any glitches on the CDs, let me know and I'll reburn and resend. There shouldn't be, though: I used TDK CD-Rs, which are high quality.

Rock on!

WITH THESE SONGS!!!!
order wouldn't matter.......well , maybe a couple actually go together,,,,sort-of....but it's great non-the-less!!

cigarhusker ,
Not a problem found !!!
CD's are good as store bought !

The key to making quality CDs that don't skip is not only to use a high-quality CD-R, but to "slow burn" them. It takes more time that way, but it's worth it.

Slow burn ... actually, it's a lot like the key to smoking a good cigar!! LOL

cornhusker....
so....you made reference to the amish,
did you find some??

In the beginning,
back in 1955,
man didn't know 'bout a rock 'n' roll show and all that jive.
The white man had the schmaltz
the black man had the blues
No one knew what they was gonna do
But Tschaikovksy

had the news, he said...

"Let there be sound,"
there was sound.
"Let there be light,"
there was light.
"Let there be drums,"
there was drums.
"Let there be guitar,"
There was guitar.
"Ohh Let there be rock."

and it cam to pass,
that rock 'n' roll was born
an all across the land, every rockin' band
was playin' up a storm

an' the guitar man got famous,
the resource man got rich,
an' in every bar
there was a superstar
with a seven year itch.