Just sittin here, infront of my 2 1/2 wide industrial fan, blasting that, and blasting Thunderstruck, Back In Black, Shoot to Thrill, Hells Bells, For Those About To Rock.![Headbang :hbang: :hbang:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/hbang2.gif)
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Well hey, I love anything music related. A lot of jazz, crazy music, classic rock, blue grass, FUNK, anything.The Dark Wolf said:I'm completely surprised you like ACDC, David. It seems like it's not fashionable or something amongst some metalheads to like ACDC anymore, but I've always personally loved 'em. Like you said, just good, simple music to sit and rock to. *shrug*
The Dark Wolf said:I'm completely surprised you like ACDC, David. It seems like it's not fashionable or something amongst some metalheads to like ACDC anymore, but I've always personally loved 'em. Like you said, just good, simple music to sit and rock to. *shrug*
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noodles said:How can anyone not like AC/DC? When you look up "hard rock" in the dictionary, there is a picture of AC/DC. Why can't I make three chords sound so good?
jacksonplayer said:
Back In Black was the first hard rock album I bought, back when I was 12-years old. Still one of the greatest-sounding albums of all time, and not a bad riff or song anywhere to be found. That and Highway To Hell are as good as it gets. I don't care so much for their more recent stuff, only because Brian Johnson's voice has gone way downhill. But then, how could it not? What did he do to sing that way--gargle glass?
Shawn said:I thought this was pretty interesting, a couple years ago, I stumbled on www.guitargeek.com and checked out Angus Young's setup. How much more simple can you get? This is how he gets his massive rockin' tone.
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