AC/DC - Black Ice

Released in October 2008, Black Ice is the fifteenth studio album by the Australian hard rock legends AC/DC, marking their first collection of new material in eight years since Stiff Upper Lip. Produced by Brendan O'Brien at The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, the album debuted at number one in twenty-nine countries and became one of the year's best-selling records globally. The project features fifteen original tracks that capture the band's signature lean and muscular sound, anchored by the rhythmic precision of Malcolm Young and the iconic lead guitar work of Angus Young. This album is notably the final studio recording to feature Malcolm Young before his retirement and subsequent passing. Lead singles like Rock 'n' Roll Train and the Grammy-winning War Machine highlight the record's high-voltage energy, while tracks like Anything Goes and the slide-heavy Stormy May Day show the band's enduring mastery of blues-based rock. With its raw production and classic hooks, Black Ice serves as a powerful testament to the band's long-standing influence on the hard rock genre.

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