Gone Shootin' Song Lyrics

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Takes me back to my youth. I can still remember how I felt the first time I listened to this record. Highway to Hell had just come out and I thought it was the best AC/DC album, until I heard Powerage. I love this album! Listening to it today takes me back to 1980. I had the LP, the cassette and the 8-track and got CD as soon as it came out. Now I am getting it digitally. I will get a copy of these great recordings in what ever format comes along. This is one of my favorites of all time.

Such a great record!. I know everyone else here has raved about this record, but they're all right. Under appreciated, overlooked, this group at their best. In fact, Highway To Hell is a step and a half down from here. Riff Raff may be their best song period. Gone Shootin' gets to their blues roots. Gems everywhere here. Buy this record. DO IT!!!

This Is It. If somehow you are new to AC/DC, this is the album you have to have. Obviously, you need to have all of them but this is their best album. There are so many grooves on this record. Every song is strong. This is the essence of AC/DC. This album displays a band that has honed their craft by being on the road constantly. Get this album. You won't regret it.

Insanely underrated. Listen to it, people!. This album picks up where "Whole Lotta Rosie" left off; this fast, straightforward, and driving energy is behind all the songs on "Powerage." It's a more streamlined sound from the rough and raw takes heard on "Let There Be Rock" and other past albums, yet it still retains the in-your-face rock 'n' roll essence that IS AC/DC. Clean, outstanding production that sounds ahead of its time compared to other rock records. The lyrics are less about Bon getting some in and drinking the night away, but instead reveal a jilted, struggling, working-class version of him; makes this album much darker than the others. After several listens to "Powerage" though, its follow-up, "Highway To Hell," almost sounds too clean. I suppose bringing in Mutt Lange's production work also brought in the anthemic, poppier, AC/DC party songs that everyone knows the words to; and therefore, less attention to gems like this. A lot of people ignore this album, it seems... that's why I chose to start listening to AC/DC with this album. Give it a try!

Should have Cold Hearted Man. I bought this in the UK when it came out. Rock and Roll Damnation was not on it (you had to buy it as a single). Gimme a Bullet started it off. The LP had Cold Hearted Man but I have yet to see it available. It should definitely be on this. Would get 10 stars if it was included.

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