Stiff Upper Lip - AC/DC

"Stiff Upper Lip" is the fourteenth studio album by the legendary Australian rock band AC/DC, released on February 28, 2000, under Elektra Records. This album consists of 12 tracks, showcasing the band's signature hard rock sound characterized by powerful guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and distinctive vocals. The album title reflects a theme of resilience and toughness, which is prevalent throughout the lyrics. Notable tracks include the anthemic title track "Stiff Upper Lip," as well as "Can't Stand Still" and "Safe in New York City." The production was handled by George Young and Harry Vanda, both of whom have a long history with the band, contributing to the album’s authentic rock feel. "Stiff Upper Lip" received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, solidifying AC/DC's position within the rock genre. The album is often praised for its straightforward approach and solid musicianship, maintaining the raw energy and grit that fans have come to expect from AC/DC. This release continues to highlight the band's legacy in rock music history.