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A hard-hitting blow that is both brutal and honest.The band's original energy is condensed into a simple, rugged sound, embodying the appeal of hardcore blues rock. "Powerage" is a representative work of AC/DC's mid-period. The album is centered around crisp guitars and Angus Young's explosive riffs, with rhythms that are both solid and rough. It clearly shows a stance of rejecting flashy productions and instead relying on the intensity of the performance itself. Bon Scott's vocals are raw and exude working-class realism. This album embodies the spirit of rock 'n' roll at its purest. |
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Credit
- Supervised By [Mastering Supervision] - Mike Fraser
- Producer - Vanda & Young
- Engineer - Mark Opitz
- Guitar - Malcolm Young
- Written-By - Young
- Guitar - Angus Young
- Written-By - Young
- Remastered By - George Marino
- Engineer [Engineering Assistance] - Chris Muth
- Engineer [Engineering Assistance] - Barry Wolifson
- Bass - Cliff Williams
- Drums - Phil Rudd
- Supervised By [Mastering Supervision] - Al Quaglieri
- Vocals - Bon Scott
- Written-By - Scott
- Design [Inner Sleeve] - Smay Vision
- Art Direction [Original Album] - Bob Defrin
- Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Front Side], Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Back Side] - Ross Halfin
- Liner Notes - Ernie Welch
- Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Front Side] - Paul Natkin
- Photography By [Original Album Photography], Photography By [Back Cover] - Jim Houghton
- Lacquer Cut By - WG
- Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Front Side], Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Back Side] - Jeffrey Mayer
- Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Back Side] - Janet Macoska
- Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Back Side] - Brad Elterman
