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Lucinda Williams – Little Honey

Little Honey is not the most unique alterna-country-roots-rock record ever made (and it’s less “alt” or “rock” than it is “country”), and that’s about the best that can be said about it – the album is best at it’s grittiest (“Real Love”, “Honey Bee”) but unfortunately those moments are few and far between; the album consists too much of the droning, depressing song variety (“Plan to Marry”) to be interesting, even including the stripped-down country blues take on AC/DC’s “It’s A Long Way To The Top” (complete with gospel background vocals). More »

AC/DC – Black Ice

Their best work since The Razor’s Edge and maybe even Back In Black – unlike Stiff Upper Lip and Ballbreaker, which acted more like maxi-singles with an hour worth of filler, there’s less filler here, and thanks to Brendan O’Brien everything is tight and well-produced.

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