8 thoughts on “ Let There Be Rock ”

1. But the truth is simple – little will prepare you (or any listener for that matter) for the sheer sonic assault of 's "Let There Be Rock" – AC/DC's angriest and loudest album – a platter that strips reinforced paint off walls from a hundred paces and then urinates on the ragged results /5().

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2. AC/DC: Let There Be Rock is a live concert motion picture featuring the Australian Hard Rock band AC/DC, released theatrically in September (and AC/DC's native Australia on New Year's Eve, ) and on videotape the same ciszalarbieweivenoteleningtorlo.xyzinfo by: AC/DC.

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3. Let There Be Rock, the fourth AC/DC album -- and first to see simultaneous international release -- is as lean and mean as the original lineup ever got.9/

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4. LET THERE BE ROCK, from “Go Down” to “Whole Lotta Rosie”, is just nonstop, rip roaring, grinding 70’s power rock with thickly steeped blues roots that help these classics along their way to becoming timeless and iconic. I can’t think of a better example than this album when people want the definition of /5(65).

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5. Let There Be Rock Lyrics: Dropped acid, Blue Oyster Cult concert, fourteen years old / And I thought them lasers were a spider chasing me / On my way home, got pulled over in Rogersville Alabama.

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6. Let There Be Rock had an aura of evil, and of majesty, it loomed as large and as deadly as mid’s KISS, with perhaps just a bit more grit and teeth. These guys practically invented the blueprints for power chords in hard rock, and it’s largely albums like this one that’s responsible for /5(64).

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7. There was guitar Let there be rock And it came to pass That rock 'n' roll was born All across the land every rockin' band Was blowin' up a storm And the guitar man got famous The business man got rich And in every bar there was a superstar With a seven year itch There was fifteen million fingers Learnin' how to play And you could hear the fingers pickin' And this is what they had to say Let there be light Sound .

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8. “Let There Be Rock” can be described as the most rocking bible passages ever! The album’s title track was released as second single and has frequently been a part of AC/DC’s setlists. It was the.

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