AC/DC AND NOTHING CAN HARM THEM!
Are they super? My God, they're immense.
They’re Jabba the Hutt on the Elvis Diet. They’re so big that they’re invulnerable to criticism—even green criticism, the remnants of the planet Kritissom which exploded after some ridiculous Who album. To date, they’ve sold over 25 million records, which translates into an AG/DC record for every 140th person on earth...including China, where sales are slow. What magnificent immensity.
Surely even the most casual observer has noticed that their very album art is practica y scornful of competition. 1980 s Back In
and Flick Of The Switch ^out Rock that someone Switch are donl ?amdeSt C°vc!;deslSn’“aiSRSu on t tamper with the grandest. As tor the
group-well, they’re beyond arrogance. They dwell on a lofty plateau, immune to the vageries of their puzzling occupation. Immunest of all, perhaps, is Angus Young, five-feet-two-inches of snarled hair and mumbled verbiage. (At least, that was the Angus Young I met over pasta. The Angus Young of stage right is considerably more ambulatory and presentable.) Is Angus unconcerned with the quirky shifts of music? Let’s listen in...
Query: Have you listened to Def Leppard s record (P^romania)?