This allows for a lot deeper inclusions which is never a bad thing in my mind. The second thing to notice is that unlike “Who Made Who”, the “Iron Man 2” soundtrack features “8” songs by the late great Bon Scott. Personally speaking I like buying the hits compilations since it’s something good for trips and as presents to those who might not yet have a command in a bands catalog for some reason. Why repeat yourself and cause buyer hesitation. The first thing you might notice is that the album is missing some clear staple numbers and that is because they were on “Who Made Who” and I think that at the end of the day I prefer that to be the case. Let’s go over what is to be found on this release. That was a Greatest Hits Compilation for a film called “Maximum Overdrive” and I should admit that while I own the CD I never, ever saw the film. Now this review is not about the film but the soundtrack that accompanies it since it’s a collection of AC/DC tunes and in some sense can be considered a sequel to their “Who Made Who” album. It’s been super cool to see this character on the big screen and I remain hopeful about what is coming down the creative pike from the studio.

as Tony Stark/Iron Man if you are not up to speed and he is perfect for the role. A few short weeks ago saw the release of “Iron Man 2” from Marvel Studios and this is the third film in what is proving to be a wonderful connected universe.

As I’ve noted in a number of postings on the websites companion blog “PiercingMetal Musings”, we are BIG fans of the comic book medium here at the Metal Command HQ and that same mentality applies to any big budget film that relates to the stuff.

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