AcDc's next move

[SuicideHummer]

I'm gonna say the same thing I said from the first piece of news about this album. BLUES I wants blues! Songs like Rocker, There's Gonna Be Some Rockin, Ride On, The Jack, Little Lover, Stiff Upper Lip, Can't Stand Still,

And Toe Tappin Head Bangin hard rockers like BIB, RNRT, Anything Goes, Badlands, IALWTTT(IYWRNR) WLR, etc

You're so right!

They haven't done a basic blues rock song in so long... and something catchy like TTWIWRNR or Moneytalks would be awesome. I feel like Money Made could have been the next Moneytalks but they missed the mark just a bit.

All I want out of the new album is a fast-paced, adrenaline pumping song. Something like Let There Be Rock levels of adrenaline would make me shit myself upon hearing it! They haven't done a song like that since Blow Up Your Video. And I know they still have it in them!

What about Ballbreaker? That was pretty fast paced. But I get what you're saying.

[AC/DCguy]

The Razors Edge was a bit fast paced as well. I find Ballbreaker and Stiff Upper Lip a little more bluesy, good but not traditional AC/DC. AC/DC till as the potential to create an album like BIB, and FTATR (WSY). I'd like to see their new album be more like FOTS.

[RICKENBACKER 4001]

I'm convinced that AC/DC is going to be done after this. And when I say done, I mean DONE. I say this because every article I've read from them about this tour, all they seemed to do was complain (mostly Brian) about how this tour is going to drain the life out of them. If you look back to 1990, AC/DC was only active 3 times from 1990 to 2000. And now again in 2008 - 2009, eight-and-a-half years later. In my opinion, their mindset is, "Hey. We made out millions in the 80's through nonstop touring and recording. Why the hell do we really [i][/i] need to go out there and do more work than we have to?"

Just take a look at the way the band began to go downhill after 1981. Back In Black was such a major success with a strong follow up (For Those About To Rock) that they really didn't care to make albums like Flick Of The Switch, Fly On The Wall, and Blow Up Your Video of great quality. You could almost say that AC/DC quit their job after 1981, then decided to go back to work in 1990 with Razor's Edge. Again, they made several millions off that album and tour, so they once again went on the unemployment line just because they could afford to.

And now AC/DC is back temporarily with Black Ice - a great way to make a final hundred million for retirement.

I would be overjoyed if AC/DC took it off the road and just made albums. If touring is too much for them, then I would be happy with studio albums only from here on out.

[AC/DCguy]

That's going to to get you in deep here. I don't think they'll quit touring, but just not so lengthy as this one will any future tours be. AC/DC indeed did NOT quit trying after FTATR (WSY). In fact I think Flick of the Switch is their best album. You want a band that only works for the money then listen to KISS.

And yes they are due for at least one more studio album contracted by their record company. After that the band's future is unpredictable.

[angs_schoolgirl]

2015?Thats a long time.

[SuicideHummer]

rickenbacker you obviously don't know AC/DC if you think that. That's all I have to say.

[olla86]

2015?Thats a long time.

Ye-e-e... Very long as for me...

[thehellzbell]

I'm convinced that AC/DC is going to be done after this. And when I say done, I mean DONE. I say this because every article I've read from them about this tour, all they seemed to do was complain (mostly Brian) about how this tour is going to drain the life out of them. If you look back to 1990, AC/DC was only active 3 times from 1990 to 2000. And now again in 2008 - 2009, eight-and-a-half years later. In my opinion, their mindset is, "Hey. We made out millions in the 80's through nonstop touring and recording. Why the hell do we really [i][/i] need to go out there and do more work than we have to?"

Just take a look at the way the band began to go downhill after 1981. Back In Black was such a major success with a strong follow up (For Those About To Rock) that they really didn't care to make albums like Flick Of The Switch, Fly On The Wall, and Blow Up Your Video of great quality. You could almost say that AC/DC quit their job after 1981, then decided to go back to work in 1990 with Razor's Edge. Again, they made several millions off that album and tour, so they once again went on the unemployment line just because they could afford to.

And now AC/DC is back temporarily with Black Ice - a great way to make a final hundred million for retirement.

I would be overjoyed if AC/DC took it off the road and just made albums. If touring is too much for them, then I would be happy with studio albums only from here on out.

dude i want you to die

[SuicideHummer]

LOL, hellzbell I agree for once.