um. no offense, but I though AC/DC was like, dead.
But really. I welcome back AC/DC with their new album “Black Ice”; I figure it would have the word black in it but I was hoping it was Back Again in Black, Back Problems in Black, what have you. After an 8 year break, AC/DC is ready to make metal fun again.

Here’s the kicker though- no iTunes availability.

(ps. wtf. did Obey make this album cover? jeeeez)

Only available in your local smiley face rollin’ rollin’ rollin’ Wal-Mart stores. So here’s the question…. is it really because AC/DC thinks we’ve sold out as music fans? Or they signed a deal so that Wal Mart continues to get richer and AC/DC splits it with em? I believe that yes, maybe the nostalgic record store is dead… in all reality, who really buys cds anymore?

It’s all about the mp3 baby, its the .wav of the future (hahahaha get it?) I say… absolutely, in an age where music is stolen, copied, re-recorded, all over a computer… if I really wanted a cd I’d definitely go out there and buy it.

So basically… I’m gonnna go to my local Wal Mart… load it into my iTunes… &then burn it for all my friends, slash put it on the internet for all the lazy asses who can’t get out of their gamer chair to listen to what they thought would be hells bells…