See an AC/DC Rehearsal

Win A Trip To See AC/DC's First Full Tour Rehearsal in The USA!

There are two ways you can enter:

If you are going to the Reading/Leeds festival 2008 (22^nd -24^th August) then checkout the ACDC ‘Angus’ posters all around the festival site. All you have to do is pose underneath Angus Young’s head with your most awesome air guitar pose ever! We really want to see you give it some AC/DC rock god action!

OR, if you were not lucky enough to get Reading/Leeds festival tickets – you can download the poster and fiddle about with it at your leisure – superimposing Angus’ head over your own picture of you pulling some superb rock god posturing! Then, upload the finished picture to our Rock‘N’Roll Angus wall...

AWESOME – and the prize is too.

For those about to upload – we salute you!

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Another 'Black Ice' Review

After an eight-year layoff from the studio, AC/DC storms back this fall with "Black Ice," a 15-track extravaganza that frequently echoes the down-and-dirty rock'n'roll of its iconic 1980 album "Back in Black."

Due Oct. 20 exclusively in Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores as well as ACDC.com, the set opens with the single "Rock'n'Roll Train," a riffy blast sure to please longtime fans. The track goes to U.S. radio Aug. 28.

Elsewhere, "Big Jack" nods to the vintage major-key rocker "Who Made Who," while "Wheels" is a hands-in-the-air nod to old favorites such as "Highway to Hell" and "Givin' the Dog a Bone."

Frontman Brian Johnson is in fine form on tracks like "War Machine" ("Better watch your back and cover your tracks!," he warns), the sparse "Decibel," partially sung in his deep, natural voice, and the anthemic "Anything Goes."

"Black Ice" ends with its title track, an old-school blues rocker that finds Johnson growling, "I'll gouge your eyes out."

Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.

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