52 Pieces of Columbia Records AC/DC Black Ice Album CD BRAND NEW

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BRAND NEW inventory is in New Retail Ready Condition and has NO cosmetic defects, blemishes, dents, scratches or signs of age.BRAND NEW inventory is in original manufacturer packaging, still factory sealed and has never been opened or used.BRAND NEW inventory comes with a 60-day DirectLiquidation.com warranty, beginning on product pickup.Manifest quantities and serial numbers are exact.The actual boxes/pallets may be adjusted or combined to save space and cost on shipping.The weights listed are an estimate and may be adjusted. Released internationally on 17 October 2008, it was produced by Brendan O’Brien. It marked the band’s first original recordings since 2000’s Stiff Upper Lip, with the eight-year gap being the longest between AC/DC’s successive studio albums. Black Ice has the longest running time of any AC/DC studio album. Track Listing1. Rock N Roll Train2. Skies on Fire3. Big Jack4. Anything Goes5. War Machine6. Smash N Grab7. Spoilin’ for a Fight8. Wheels9. Decibel10. Stormy May Day11. She Likes Rock N Roll12. Money Made13. Rock N Roll Dream14. Rocking All the Way15. Black IceAlbum FeaturesUPC:886973382929Artist:AC/DCFormat:CDRelease Year:2008Record Label:Columbia (USA)Genre:Hard Rock, Rock & PopDetailsPlaying Time:56 min.Producer:Brendan O’BrienDistributor:(Independently by Label)Recording Type:StudioRecording Mode:StereoSPAR Code:n/aAlbum NotesAC/DC: Brian Johnson (vocals); Malcolm Young, Angus Young (guitar); Cliff Williams (bass guitar); Phil Rudd (drums).Audio Mixer: Mike Fraser.Audio Remasterer: George Marino.Recording information: The Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, British Columbia, Cana (03/2008-04/2008).Illustrator: Joshua Marc Levy.Photographer: Guido Karp.Has any band ever stayed as true to a winning formula as AC/DC? Over three-plus decades, the Aussie quintet never embraced contemporary fads (like ’80s ZZ Top with dance music or mid ’90s Metallica with alternative rock) or deviated from their air-guitar-friendly ways. Eight years after their previous effort (the underrated STIFF UPPER LIP), the band comes through again with BLACK ICE. With Phil Rudd’s muscled, midtempo beats and the Young brothers’ inimitable fret interplay, the album is loaded with fist raisers. No less than three songs specifically mention “Rock & Roll” in their titles.Familiarities aside, there are some wild cards on BLACK ICE. Brian Johnson sings almost wistfully on the stand-out “Anything Goes” over Angus’s staccato picking (reminiscent of the “Highway to Hell” intro). Johnson also delivers some surprisingly blues-inflected performances on tracks like “Stormy May Day” and the workingman’s stomp, “Money Made.” “War Machine” finds them storming into protest territory for the first time in their Hall of Fame career. Like all their recent outings, BLACK ICE was recorded at the Warehouse in Vancouver by alt-rock super-producer Brendan O’Brien whose no-frills, turn-it-up-and-get-out-of-the-way production approach suits the material perfectly.