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WHO MADE WHO is the soundtrack to Stephen King's "Maximum Overdrive." This is a Hyper CD, which contains regular audio tracks and also provides a link to the artist's website with the help of a web browser. Originally released ... Full Descriptionas Atlantic (81650). Includes liner notes by Bryan Reesman.
The WHO MADE WHO Video is directed by David Mallet, Brian Ward and Derek Burbridge.
For those unfamiliar with the boiled-down boogie of this veteran Australian hard rock outfit, WHO MADE WHO will serve as a telling introduction. The album was shuffled out as a soundtrack to a minor mid-'80s movie called "Maximum Overdrive." Despite its pre-packaged feel, it contains some of the group's finer moments of power chord glory. Certainly, "You Shook Me All Night Long" is as catchy a hard rock song as you're likely to hear and perhaps the band's definitive moment. With an absolutely crunching double guitar riff, vocalist Brian Johnson screeches some the band's best adolescent lust fueled couplets.
The new material is strong as well, notably the title track, a sturdy single in its own right that went on to become a live staple. Oddly, the album is not merely a greatest hits package as there are obscure and oft-forgotten numbers included as well. "Sink the Pink," from the minor FLY ON THE WALL album is present, as is the out of character "Ride On." The latter, recorded in 1976, is a restrained blues. It's undoubtedly the quietest selection here and quite possibly the most reflective moment in the band's entire catalogue.
2003 remastered reissue of 1986 album packaged in a digipak with 16 page full color booklet containing all original album art, many unpublished photos, classic memorabilia, and liner notes. Who Made Who is the official soundtrack from the Stephen King film Maximum Overdrive. Epic.
AC/DC: Brian Johnson (vocals); Angus Young, Malcolm Young (guitar); Cliff Williams (bass); Simon Wright (drums).
Producers: Harry Vanda, George Young, Robert John "Mutt" Lange, Angus Young, Malcolm Young.
AC/DC: Malcolm Young, Mark Evans, Angus Young, Bon Scott, Cliff Williams, Phil Rudd, Brian Johnson.
Recording information: 1976 - 1986. Hide Description AC / DC Who Made Who Songs Who Made Who Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Classic of its time
A real under-rated album. Covers all of their genres. Great to hear both vocalists on the one album, and this really shows how fantastic Bon Scott was! A MUST HAVE IN ANYONES COLLECTION - fan of ACDC or not.
Submitted by Stew (Brisbane, QLD, Australia)
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 not bad
not a bad "best of" cd from back in the day...chase the ace is a real high point.
Submitted by gj862002 (canada)
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WHO MADE WHO?
Itis really, really, really good
Submitted by Richard (Dublin,OH,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Not a hits package
This is not a Greatest Hits album. However there are some really good hits on this one. Such as the title track,You Shook Me All Night Long,Sink The Pink,Hells Bells and For Those About To rock We salute You. The rest of the songs are also hot and worth the price for this CD.
Submitted by Joel (Miami Fla.)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Couldn't get Enough
That's right - For those about to rock, u GOT to have this album!!
Submitted by HEADBANGERS R US (Plano, TX)
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Purchase Who Made Who CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | AC High Voltage CD (1976) Remastered; Deluxe Edition
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The 2003 edition of HIGH VOLTAGE includes liner notes by Murray Engelheart.
HIGH VOLTAGE was the first chance America had to glimpse the raw power of Australia's best hard rock outfit. From their earliest days, lead guitarist Angus Young, a spastic dwarf-like riff-monger who wore nothing but traditional schoolboy attire, led this band of hooligans with gleeful perversity and balls-out ambition. The group's intent is perfectly clear from the disc's opening power chords: to distill rock and mutate the blues down to its barest essentials in a pulverizing whomp. Riding over the top of the battering rhythm section is the all-too-true sneer of vocalist Bon Scott, who brings sexist anthems to a previously unachieved high (or low, depending on your reference point).
With over-the-top show-stoppers about gonorrhea ("The Jack"), HIGH VOLTAGE is not for the faint of heart. ...
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It will always be a mystery how a grown man can spend his life wearing a school tie and short pants and receive adulation from the heavy metal fraternity. HM followers do not tolerate a cissy, yet the hugely talented Angus Young has become something of a hero. His riff-laden fills, combined with the tough vocals of the late Bon Scott, made AC/DC one of the genre's all-time ...
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AC/DC had been nearly written off as a shadow of its former pulverizing self at the start of the '90s. It seemed, sadly, that the band's best hard rock years were behind them and a younger, more able-bodied generation of rockers would be needed to carry the torch. Out of nowhere, then, came THE RAZOR'S EDGE, an album of startling potency. Not only was the firepower back in terms of gripping riffs, but the band was able to summon the focus to lay out its most memorable collection of songs in years.
With "Thunderstruck" alone, the band shakes off complacency with one mighty swipe. It's an instant AC/DC classic, scouring the familiar terrain of piercing guitar lines, and a locked in rhythm section. The band ...
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With AC/DC's third release, POWERAGE, the band was dispensing even heftier ammo from their hook-laden cartridge belt. With the rock-steady rhythm section pounding out 4/4 beats as if it were overtaking a small country, guitarists (and brothers) Angus and Malcolm Young trade towering riffs that belie their pint-sized physical stature. The real change on POWERAGE is a noted improvement in songwriting skill. The six-minute "Down Payment Blues" actually has a sense of restraint and building tension, as opposed to the band's usual hit-the-ground running approach.
"Sin City," an ode to Las Vegas, features the band's most colorful lyrics (that don't have to do with bathroom humor, that is) and again displays a dynamic variety not previously heard from the Aussie rockers. The more familiar pounders, "Rock 'n Roll Damnation," "Riff Raff," and "What's Next to the Moon" are tighter, focused bursts of energy that point towards the total ...
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If possible, AC/DC actually made their sound denser on its sophomore effort, LET THERE BE ROCK. A darker album than its predecessor, HIGH VOLTAGE, this album leans further towards AC/DC's twisted extension in the blues tradition. Which is not to say that the band relented from its three-chord power riffing for one millisecond. The presence of Angus Young's mighty Gibson SG looms over the album like a sheet of lead on a windless day. What has changed is the inclusion of longer songs like "Go Down," "Dog Eat Dog," and the floor rattling "Let There be Rock," all of which feature ripping interplay between Bon Scott's perverse howl and Young's straight for the throat guitar lines.
Where others hint at hormone-driven themes of lust and adolescent rebellion, AC/DC revel in them with abandon. Thus "Bad Boy Boogie" and "Problem Child" are songs your parents are sure to hate with heartfelt passion. The album's highlights are "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," a mighty fist-waver whose references to warmer climates are something that only the most uptight ...
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