Who Made Who

Album Review: AC/DC - Who Made Who In a world full of pretentious musical dribble, AC/DC's album, "Who Made Who," is like a refreshing pint of lager on a hot summer day. Filled with enough power chords to make your grandma's dentures rattle, this album is a rock 'n' roll lover's dream come true. From the thunderous opening track, "Who Made Who," to the head-banging anthem, "Sink the Pink," AC/DC delivers the goods in their signature no-nonsense style. Angus Young's blistering guitar solos are as electrifying as ever, and Brian Johnson's gravelly vocals will make you want to throw up your devil horns and scream along. The title track, "Who Made Who," is a pulsating ode to the mysterious powers that be, while "D.T." is a catchy little number that will have you tapping your feet in no time. And let's not forget the classic rock ballad, "Ride On," which showcases a different side of AC/DC's musical prowess. Overall, "Who Made Who" is a solid addition to AC/DC's impressive discography. It may not reinvent the wheel, but it sure knows how to make it spin in a damn good way. So grab yourself a bottle of Jack, turn up the volume, and let AC/DC remind you why rock 'n' roll will never die. Who made who indeed?