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As the band is on fire with their signature brand of energetic, no-frills rock.Check out the full review for a more detailed overview of Blow Up Your Video. 6. AC/DC – Powerage (1978)Powerage is another underrated gem in AC/DC's discography. It strikes a balance between the band's raw energy and delivers a more refined musical style. While it’s an overused term, Powerage is most certainly all killer, no filler, pure blues-based rock and roll.Check out the full review for a more detailed overview of Powerage. 5. AC/DC – High Voltage (1976)The international version of High Voltage introduced AC/DC to the world and showcased their unadulterated hard rock sound. It's a no-frills debut album that exemplifies their signature style. The album includes gems like T.N.T. and It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll); songs that have become staples in AC/DC's live performances and have remained two of AC/DC’s most recognisable tunes.Check out the full review for a more detailed overview of High Voltage. 4. AC/DC – Ballbreaker (1995)Ballbreaker is a return to AC/DC's roots, offering a dose of gritty, blues-infused hard rock. The album is packed with tracks like Hard As A Rock, Hail Caesar, and Whiskey On The Rocks that capture the band's timeless sound. It may not have seen the same commercial success as some of their other releases, but Ballbreaker is most certainly one of their best.Check out the full review for a more detailed overview of Ballbreaker. 3. AC/DC – Highway to Hell (1979)Highway To Hell is a rock 'n' roll juggernaut that solidified AC/DC's status as one of the greatest rock bands in history. With the distinctive Bon Scott on vocals, this album is a sonic journey that has to be heard in its entirety to be fully appreciated. The title track, Highway to Hell, remains a rock anthem of rebellion and defiance whereas other tracks like Girls Got Rhythm and Shot Down In Flames contribute to the album's infectious energy. Don’t, however, get stuck on the hits as it's a wild ride from start to finish and captures the

AC/DC: Albums Ranked (From Worst To Best) --> Since their thunderous emergence onto the rock scene in the early 70s, AC/DC has been synonymous with electrifying, no-nonsense rock 'n' roll. The Australian powerhouse, formed by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young, became a global phenomenon, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry with their unmistakable sound and unbridled energy. From the charismatic growls of Bon Scott to the powerhouse vocals of Brian Johnson, AC/DC's progression through the decades has been a musical odyssey that has resonated with generations of music lovers.There’s little doubt that AC/DC's discography mirrors the evolution of hard rock itself. Their early albums, fuelled by the rebellious spirit of the 70s, laid the foundation for what would become a legendary career. With a riff-heavy bluesy style, AC/DC never changed their formula to fit into current trends; the result is a discography so consistently good that it's unlikely we’ll see such a feat again and AC/DC, with over five decades of music dominance, long ago solidified their place as one of the greatest rock bands of all time.Embarking on a journey of ranking AC/DC's albums from worst to best is more than a mere randomised countdown; it's a retrospective exploration of a band that has defied the odds, weathered storms, and has continued to rock the world for over five decades. Join me as I delve into the incredible discography of AC/DC, where power chords meet rebellious anthems, and each album serves as a chapter in the epic tale of one of rock music's most enduring legacies. 16. POWER UP (2020)POWER UP is 100% AC/DC, but it is far from their greatest musical output. Granted, there are some solid licks and catchy tunes, but unlike Black Ice and Rock Or Bust before it, there just isn’t enough here to maintain the interest of even the most ardent of AC/DC fans. If you doubt this assessment, ask yourself how many times you’ve listened to this album. If you’re like me, it would be a few times, certainly, but I can almost guarantee that it falls flat and simply isn’t

AC/DC Pinball Rocks HD For those about to rock, we bring you AC/DC Pinball Rocks! Take the stage and bask in the colored lights, roaring guitar… Details App Activity Forum Discussions DetailsFor those about to rock, we bring you AC/DC Pinball Rocks! Take the stage and bask in the colored lights, roaring guitars, and thundering drums of AC/DC. Includes classic AC/DC hits, original voice recordings from vocalist Brian Johnson, guitar-shredding mini-games and a hyper-realistic pinball environment featuring AC/DC's most iconic set pieces. Ring Hell's bells, fire a cannonball salute, flick the switch to power up the power station, and take a ride with Rosie -- all in dazzling HD. Let there be rock! - Hyper-realistic physics engine- Extreme detail and original artwork- Multiple camera angles: including 3D-perspective, full table and smart cam- Horizontal and vertical gameplay- Multi-ball- Featuring classic AC/DC music, including "You Shook Me All Night Long", "Thunderstruck", "Whole Lotta Rosie" and more fan favorites- Original voiceovers from AC/DC vocalist Brian Johnson- Rhythm mini-games Compatibility:HD Universal Review Review News News

Few bands in the history of rock and roll have left an impact as electrifying and enduring as AC/DC. With their thunderous riffs, unforgettable choruses, and raw energy, AC/DC have become the ultimate symbol of hard rock power. From the gritty streets of Australia to sold-out stadiums around the globe, they’ve built a legendary career spanning nearly five decades, delivering anthem after anthem that continues to shake the foundations of rock music. Their sound is instantly recognizable—an adrenaline-charged mix of Angus Young’s blistering guitar solos, pounding rhythms, and the unmistakable voices of Bon Scott and Brian Johnson.AC/DC’s catalog is packed with timeless classics that have defined generations of headbangers and adrenaline junkies alike. Whether it’s the rebellious swagger of their early hits or the arena-shaking anthems of their later years, their music has become the soundtrack to parties, road trips, and rock concerts worldwide. In this article, we’ll dive into the top 10 most popular AC/DC songs of all time—tracks that have stood the test of time and cemented the band’s place as rock gods. Get ready to crank up the volume, feel the electricity, and celebrate the unforgettable legacy of one of the greatest rock bands in history!1. Back in Black (1980)2. Highway to Hell (1979)3. Thunderstruck (1990)4. You Shook Me All Night Long (1980)5. T.N.T. (1975)6. Hells Bells (1980)7. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976)8. Shoot to Thrill (1980)9. For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (1981)10. It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) (1975)1. Back in Black (1980)A resounding anthem of resilience, “Back in Black” is a cornerstone of AC/DC’s legacy and one of rock music’s most iconic tracks. Written as a tribute to the late Bon Scott, it marks Brian Johnson’s thunderous debut as the band’s new frontman. With its unforgettable opening riff and unrelenting rhythm, the song captures grief transformed into a celebration of triumph and strength. Angus Young’s masterful guitar work and Johnson’s gritty, commanding vocals create a hard rock masterpiece that continues to resonate across generations. As the title track of the legendary Back in Black album, it helped cement the record as one of the best-selling albums of all time and remains a staple of rock radio and concert setlists.2. Highway to Hell (1979)“Highway to Hell” is the ultimate rock and roll anthem, embodying rebellion, freedom, and living life with unapologetic intensity. The title track

Funko Pop Albums gives fans another way to celebrate popular musicians with vinyl. This time the focus is the album itself, using the Pop! figure style to recreate the primary image on the cover.Like the massive Funko Pop Rocks, this standalone release features its own set numbering. However, the big difference is the format. The oversized box contains a standard Pop! likeness that specifically captures an image from a prior album cover. In addition, the background of the box adds a replica of the album cover to complete the look.The Funko Pop Albums line starts with Biggie Smalls, himself (aka The Notorious B.I.G.). The album in question is Ready to Die (1994) and the figure highlights the baby in a diaper who is sitting down.Shop for Pop! Music figures on Funko.Just like the music-based Funko Pop Rocks series, Funko Pop Albums line has frequently added new figures.Email us or leave a comment regarding any new figures.01 Notorious B.I.G. (Ready to Die)02 Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath)03 AC/DC (Back in Black) - Walmart04 Linkin Park (Hybrid Theory)05 My Chemical Romance (The Black Parade)06 Queen (News of the World)07 Lil Wayne (Tha Carter III)08 Motörhead (Ace of Spades)09 AC/DC (Highway to Hell)10 Elvis (Pure Gold) - Walmart11 Notorious B.I.G. (Life After Death)12 Ozzy Osbourne (Diary of a Madman)13 Rush (Exit...Stage Left)14 Ghost (Opus Eponymous) - Hot Topic15 Mariah Carey (Merry Christmas)16 Iron Maiden (Powerslave)17 AC/DC (Back in Black) - Walmart18 Metallica (The Black Album) - Walmart19 NSYNC (NSYNC) - Walmart20 The Doors (Waiting for the Sun) - Walmart21 Queen (Greatest Hits) - Walmart22 KISS (Destroyer) - Walmart23 Guns N' Roses (Appetite for Destruction) - Walmart24 Jimi Hendrix (Are You Experienced) - Walmart26 Britney Spears (Oops!...I Did it Again) - Walmart27 Linkin Park (Reanimation)28 Tupac (2Pacalypse)29 Dolly Parton (Backwoods Barbie)30 Queen - Freddie Mercury (Flash Gordon)31 Alice in Chains (Dirt)32 Cyndi Lauper (She's So Unusual)33 Michael Jackson (Thriller)34 Alice Cooper (Welcome to My Nightmare)36 Blink-182 (Enema of the State)37 Def Leopard (Hysteria) - Walmart38 Snoop Dogg (Doggystyle)39 Usher (8701)40 Shakira (Oral Fixation)41 Bella Poarch (Build a Babe)42 South Park (Fingerbang)43 TLC (Oooooooohhh... on the TLC Tip)45 Notorious B.I.G. (Born Again)46 U2 (Pop)47 Soundgarden (Badmotorfinger)48 Mickey Mouse Disco49 Sir Mix-A-Lot (Mack Daddy)50 Go-Go's (Vacation)52 Mariah Carey (Rainbow)53 Guardians of the Galaxy (Awesome Mix Vol. 1)55 Rosalía (Motomami)56 Michael Jackson (Bad)57 Elvis Presley (Elvis' Christmas Album)57 Iron Maiden (The Trooper)60 Ozzy Osbourne (Bark at the Moon)61 Megadeth (Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying?)Funko Pop Albums Music Figures GalleryOrder figures from Funko.Order figures from eBay.01 Notorious B.I.G. (Ready to Die)Buy on eBay.02 Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath)Buy on eBay.03 AC/DC (Back in Black) - WalmartBuy on eBay.04 Linkin Park (Hybrid Theory)Buy on eBay.05 My Chemical Romance (The Black Parade)Buy on

Released on October 31, 1980. The song holds a special place in AC/DC’s catalog, also appearing on their 1986 soundtrack album Who Made Who for Stephen King’s film Maximum Overdrive and on both versions of their 1992 live album AC/DC Live.The composition of “Hells Bells” is marked by its haunting opening—a slow, funereal tolling of a massive 2,000-pound bronze bell. This bell, manufactured by John Taylor & Co Bellfounders in Loughborough, was recorded by Tony Platt using Ronnie Lane’s mobile studio inside the bell foundry, after the tracking sessions for Back in Black were completed at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas. This chilling introduction sets the tone for a song that delves into themes of fate, mortality, and power.Critical reception for “Hells Bells” has been overwhelmingly positive. The Guardian ranked it number six on their list of the 40 greatest AC/DC songs in 2020, and Kerrang! placed it at number seven on their 2021 list of the 20 greatest AC/DC songs. The song’s compelling combination of lyrical depth, musical intensity, and symbolic resonance has secured its status as one of the band’s best tracks.Chart-wise, “Hells Bells” made an impact globally, reaching #16 in France, #7 in Australia, #25 in Germany, and #50 on the US Mainstream Rock chart in 1980. It continued to chart in later years, including positions in Austria, Canada, and Hungary. The song’s enduring popularity is also reflected in its certifications: Gold in Brazil, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Platinum in Mexico. In the United States, it achieved 3× Platinum status, selling over 3 million copies.Beyond its chart success, “Hells Bells” has found a place in various sports and cultural contexts. It served as the entrance music for Major League Baseball player Trevor Hoffman from 1998 to 2010 and is played before New Jersey Devils home games as players take the ice. Several football and rugby clubs, including FC St. Pauli, RC Toulonnais, and PAOK FC, use the song to energize their fans and players before home matches. Additionally, the song is played at the Bells Beach surf competition in Victoria, Australia, at the start of each