The Iron Man 2 soundtrack is going to be all AC/DC, all the time, but that still leaves the score, and that is going to be handled by none other than Tom Morello, reports Metal Insider. Vigilant viewers will know that Morello made a cameo in the first Iron Man as a terrorist, so his Iron Man bonafides are no joke.

Morello is working with composer John Debney on the score, and presumably will be finished soon, since the movie is due out on May 7. They are really working hard to draw the headbangers in for this one. At least it's more noble an effort than Spiderman 3's effort to connect with cool people:

AC/DC's concert at Perth's Subaico Oval in Australia was a big headache f or local police over the weekend (06-08Mar10) - one fan glassed another o utside the gig and a motorbike gang member was caught allegedly dealing m ethamphetamine.
Police arrested the unnamed 29 year old after they found drugs during a search of his backpack on Saturday night (06Mar10).
Meanwhile, a 39 year ...

A 19-year-old Two Rocks man has been charged with stabbing an AC/DC fan in the neck outside the Subiaco concert on Monday night.

A fight erupted just after midnight among a group of drunk rock fans who couldn't afford tickets to the show and instead decided to party on Townshend Road, outside the Irish Club.

During the fight, the 19-year-old broke a bottle against a fence and used it to stab the 39-year-old Thornlie man in the neck, severing the carotid artery, police said.

The older man was rushed to hospital by friends and later underwent life-saving surgery at Royal Perth Hospital.

Western suburbs detectives yesterday tracked down the younger man's van to a home in Two Rocks, where he was arrested.

He has been charged with one count of grievous bodily harm and is due to face Perth Magistrate's Court on March 23.

Online scalpers are cashing in on the hysteria surrounding AC/DC's Australian tour, hawking tickets to the band's final Perth show for four-figure sums.

As the organisers of AC/DC's Black Ice tour prepare to release an extra 1000 tickets to tonight's show at Subiaco Oval, opportunistic punters are offering tickets on online auction website eBay for up to $1000.

It comes amid unprecedented publicity surrounding the tour, which has played to more than 600,000 people around Austr ...

A 29-YEAR-OLD alleged Finks bikie associate is facing a serious drug charge after allegedly selling methylamphetamine outside the AC/DC concert at Subiaco Oval.

Police spoke to the man at about 10pm on Saturday about a fight in which another man suffered a hand injury.

Officers searched that man's backpack an ...

A 39-year-old AC/DC fan is undergoing surgery after being glassed to the neck in a fight outside the band's final Australian rock concert at Perth's Subiaco Oval last night.

The man and his mates could not afford concert tickets and so parked their van outside the Irish Club on Townshend Road, cranked the band's tunes and started drinking, police said.

Just before 1am, another group, who knew the men, approached and a fight broke out.

The 39-year-old fell to the ground ...

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The Australian leg of the AC/DC Black Ice World Tour is set to break all previous attendance records by any band.

Last Saturday AC/DC shook a capacity 50,000 crowd in Perth. The show included a tribute to late frontman Bon Scott during High Voltage. Scott and his family moved in an area close to Perth in 1956 after originally migrating from Scotland to Melbourne.

In previous weeks it was confirmed that AC/DC had sold a record-breaking 212,729 tickets for their three concerts at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney.

The Australian shows have been full of drama on and off the stage. During AC/DC's sold-out shows in Melbourne a 56-year-old man suffered a cardiac arrest and a woman started giving birth, later naming her son Jack Angus.

AC/DC will conclude the Australian tour with another concert at the Subiaco Oval in Perth on March 8, 2010.
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We were in block 303 (on the third tier, probably closer to the beach than the stage) but none the less had a fantastic view across the stadium - and of the 20,000 fans on the grass. We didn't mind we were so far back, we were just happy to be there.

But what surprised me was how many fans in our block sat through the entire show, not rising to their feet once - even to anthems such as TNT, High Voltage and You Shook Me All Night Long. It wasn't as though we were listening to Acca Dacca in the car, you know. Our heroes were finally here and giving it large.

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