Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Description

In 1976, continuing their momentum, the band released a particularly effective new album, which actually brings together the unused recordings from their first two productions. It turns out to be filled with catchy tracks, and is enriched by the different light brought to the band's music by the song Ride On where Angus Young's guitar becomes delicate and Bon Scott's voice almost muffled. These "studio outtakes" that many bands would love to match in power, as tracks like Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Big Balls, or Problem Child are unstoppable hits, which will immediately become classics of the genre.
For the record, it took until 1981, and the death of the iconic Bon Scott, for this album to finally reach the shelves of American record stores, and thus the ears of the kids from Uncle Sam's country; five long years during which the rest of the world could happily headbang to the electric eruptions of this sibling from the end of the world.