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from what i understand it's a pretty big hit. something like 800 000 sales in the first week. then again it's a walmart exclusive, easiest way to focus on their target market.
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from what i understand it's a pretty big hit. something like 800 000 sales in the first week. then again it's a walmart exclusive, easiest way to focus on their target market.
Then he's the ex-everything producer, seeing as his resume is extensive and goes well beyond Def Leppard.
I have heard some of the album, and so has everyone else here, whether they have actually heard these particular songs are not. I didn't realize they were bloating theuir CD's like so many other wannabe's that can barely get 30 minutes of material together, but it is going to be a while before I get through all fifteen songs. Someone needs to put their foot down on this sooner or later. If a band is only good for 9 or 10 songs, the capacity of a compact disc should not matter.
Evolve or die? Darwin never met AC/DC. “Black Ice,” the band's 15th studio album and first since 2000's “Stiff Upper Lip,” is barely distinguishable from the rip-snorting discs of its mid-'70s heyday. Guitarist Angus Young puts it simply: “We're always going to sound like AC/DC.”
Haha. That's cool.
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