On June 10, 1978, AC/DC enjoyed their first taste of chart success when the single “Rock ’n’ Roll Damnation” reached No. 24 in the U.K. chart. But it wasn’t a cause for celebration for the rising ...
It was close to midnight when AC/DC arrived at CBGB. No-one working at the East Village venue was aware of any invitation ...
AC/DC was teetering on the brink of worldwide stardom when they released Powerage on May 25, 1978. This album didn't quite get them there, but it marked an important period of transition. The LP also ...
Three Album Run is a series of tQ essays where we explore the best unbroken run of LPs in different genres. We’ve already looked at Krautrock but if you want to suggest a genre for a future essay ...
Slash has shared the key albums in AC/DC's career that remain among his favorites. "Powerage, still probably one of my favorite AC/DC records," remarked the guitarist. "But at the time when I got into ...
Opinion seems to swing around the fifth AC/DC album. When I was a teenager in the early 80s, 1978's Powerage seemed to be regarded as a bit of a lost album – stuck between Let There Be Rock and ...
Powerage has come to occupy such a huge place in AC/DC mythology that it’s hard to look at it dispassionately. It’s Keith Richards’ favourite AC/DC album; when Axl Rose replaced Brian Johnson in the ...
AC/DC SHOW with POWERAGE UK & their High Octane Show for St.Helens Rock Music Club - this has got to be the best visual show on our Rock Music Books, how that lad keeps up the persona of Angus Young ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results