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Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:

Touch too much  by far is my fav

then about 4-5 off of back in black

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They have so many great songs.  The one I love to turn up loud is OVERDOSE! What a riff!
 
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I was always partial to the music of the Bon Scott era and this is not taking anything away from Brian Johnson who kicks ass also. Never got to see them with Scott and wish I did.

So many to choose from and this is one of my favorites.

Bad Boy Boogie

 
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sink the pink
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Quote Originally Posted by I-Got-5-On-It:

money talks

 still one of my favorite riffs to this day
 
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Highway to Hell
Girls Got Rhythmn
Thunderstruck
Hells Bells
Dirty Deeds
Those About to Rock



An awesome band but the fact of the matter is that after Back in Black they didn't come up with songs that could top everything previous to it, Thunderstruck is the best after BinB imo. All the old stuff is absolutely phenomenal... Saw them one time on the Those About to Rock Tour with the cannons, it was good.
 
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 Side 1 of "Highway to Hell".
 
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Highway to Hell, Whole Lotta Rosie and Thunderstruck. In that order.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:

Touch too much  by far is my fav





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I'd have to say that my fav is "Problem Child"
 
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Now that I've thought about it some.I might have to go with "Girls Got Rhythym" as my fav. tune.
 
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MONEY TALKS!!
 
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I've always thought AC/DC songs are like pizza - they're all pretty much the same, and you've never had a bad one. I mean even "Play Ball" or anything off of their semi- "new" album "Rock Or Bust" is good, and rockin', and could've been made in 1979 or 5 years from now......

I mean, is Brian Johnson dressed up in all black, screaming, and wearing a newsboy cap? Is Angus dressed as a British schoolboy and bobbing his head up and down while shredding your face off??? Good, sign me up.......
 
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Shoot to thrill
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MetalGods:

Shoot to thrill


 
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Favorite Songs : Whole Lotta Rosie, Night Prowler , JailBreak , House Of Jazz , Its A Long Way To The Top, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Chirp , Have A Drink On Me, Satellite Blues 

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I had warm-up music in high school for basketball and soccer, and both sports we listened to AC/DC Live.  Heatseeker, Who Made Who, and Thunderstruck.  All we needed.



 
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Touch too much

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Girls Got Rythm Live in Paris 1979

Monster Jam

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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmag:

I was always partial to the music of the Bon Scott era and this is not taking anything away from Brian Johnson who kicks ass also. Never got to see them with Scott and wish I did. So many to choose from and this is one of my favorites. Bad Boy Boogie
I agree completely with everything you said,Brian Johnson's good,Bon Scott was great.Seen them in Chicago 1978 with Aerosmith.Favorite AC DC songs

Riff Raff

Sin City

JailBreak

Gone Shootin

 

 
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Touch too much and anything off of Powerage

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 Touch too muchpeace_5

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