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High Voltage (Australian Version) by ACϟDC Review

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First published at 07:25 UTC on December 11th, 2020.

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7.5/10 ACϟDC's debut album was only released in Australia, and featured a compilation of songs that sound very experimental. There are a few glimpses of the style ACϟDC would eventually tune-in on but for the most part the Australian version of High Voltage falls short of the albums that would succeed it. This may be due to the frequent lineup changes during this time period, but that's for you to decide.

Release spread:
High Voltage [International] (Little Lover/She's Got Balls)
'74 Jailbreak (You Ain't Got A Hold On Me, Baby Please Don't Go, Soul Stripper, Show Business)
Backtracks (Stick Around, Love Song)

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