any of u heard of a website called crabsody in blue some good information on it

[QUOTE=AB/CD]any of u heard of a website called crabsody in blue some good information on it[/QUOTE]
ive been on it before. its a pretty good site.the title is talking about rosie

didnt no bout th title being about rosie

yea turns out that bon had been the 28th celebrity she'd slept with. she gave him crabs.thats where the jack title came from.the jack was a nickname for an std

[QUOTE=rippa32]School Days its on the TNT album.[/QUOTE]


I don't think there was a TNT album, I think that song was off High Voltage.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I don't think there was a TNT album, I think that song was off High Voltage.[/QUOTE]
There was a tnt cd it was an australian cd(hard to find)

LP not cd and as far as i no the jack was written about all the people Bon had slept with before concerts and he wrote it so that during the chourus he oculd point at women in the audience as if to say he gave them the jack

[QUOTE=houses_of_holy]There was a tnt cd it was an australian cd(hard to find)[/QUOTE]


oic :upset:

highway to hell is my favorite song. it has an awsome beat you can tap your foot to :cool:

[QUOTE=AB/CD]LP not cd and as far as i no the jack was written about all the people Bon had slept with before concerts and he wrote it so that during the chourus he oculd point at women in the audience as if to say he gave them the jack[/QUOTE]

Yes there is a cd for TNT.

[QUOTE=maddog87]ive been on it before. its a pretty good site.the title is talking about rosie[/QUOTE]

The title has nothing to do with Rosie. On the australian Let There Be Rock album instead of Problem Child there is a song called Crabsody in Blue. And to whoever said that The Jack is about crabs is wrong, The Jack is Australian slang for gonareeha(I think thats how its spelt).

[QUOTE=rippa32]The title has nothing to do with Rosie. On the australian Let There Be Rock album instead of Problem Child there is a song called Crabsody in Blue. [/QUOTE]
my bad. ive been majorly mis-informed.

This guy knows his [B]s[/B]hit.

Edit: To Rippa

tnt was the second album they released in australia.came out just as "high voltage" went triple gold.

I play the drums and i can play a lot of the songs. All the songs on the back in black album are almost all the same. There are like three songs with one beat and three songs with another, ect.

[QUOTE=rockoutloud84]I play the drums and i can play a lot of the songs. All the songs on the back in black album are almost all the same. There are like three songs with one beat and three songs with another, ect.[/QUOTE]


Considering Ac/Dc uses the same beats every song.

Ta dum tch.

/acdc joke

/if you take it seriously you suck.

AcDc is one of the greatest rock n roll bands of all time but thats just it, they play rock n roll, i love em, but theyre not a band that u sit down and try to understand lyrics to. Nirvana is the antythesis of AcDc where you can study wat cobain is saying, AcDc just plays pure rock n roll, but angus one handed on thunderstruck cmon

[QUOTE=PENNYWISE01]This guy knows his [B]s[/B]hit.

Edit: To Rippa[/QUOTE]

Why thank you.

[QUOTE=maddog87]tnt was the second album they released in australia.came out just as "high voltage" went triple gold.[/QUOTE]

Sorry to do this to you again but the australian High Voltage didn't sell all that well. It didn't even have High Voltage the song on it. Also the line-up was one that was before their classic line-up. It was Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Bon Scott, George Young(Angus and Malcolms older brother formely of the easy beats played bass on this album, he also produced it along with many other AC/DC albums), Tony Kerrante (no idea who this actually is).

their a good band... no questions asked

over and out
jolliffe

ac dc is timeless. they sound the same whay today as they did in the 70's
(except for bon scotts volcals that is LOL)

[QUOTE=rippa32]Sorry to do this to you again but the australian High Voltage didn't sell all that well. It didn't even have High Voltage the song on it. Also the line-up was one that was before their classic line-up. It was Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Bon Scott, George Young(Angus and Malcolms older brother formely of the easy beats played bass on this album, he also produced it along with many other AC/DC albums), Tony Kerrante (no idea who this actually is).[/QUOTE]
[url]www.acdcrocks.com/main.html[/url]

go to the timeline in 75.it should come up.

Well sorry about that I must have been mistaken. You certainly do you're homework.

if you dont like Ac/dc then you dont know what rock n roll is

AC/DC is a great example of what rock and roll really is. It's about catching the audience and taking them for a hell of a ride, which is exactly what they do at every single one of their concerts. Their songs may be simple, but anyone who doesn't get a kick out of Angus's guitar solos + insane dancing is just being ridiculous. They're a very entertaining band and one of my favourites.

i try to. :)

[QUOTE=Renaissance]AC/DC is a great example of what rock and roll really is. It's about catching the audience and taking them for a hell of a ride, which is exactly what they do at every single one of their concerts. Their songs may be simple, but anyone who doesn't get a kick out of Angus's guitar solos + insane dancing is just being ridiculous. They're a very entertaining band and one of my favourites.[/QUOTE]

Well they are an example of a part of rock and roll. This next statment will sound like I'm bashing them but I'm not I agree they are a great band, but those of us who listen to it hoping to expand our minds with new ideas won't like them as much.

[QUOTE=ScorpSath]I really don't like them.[/QUOTE]

I don't love the ****, but i still have one on my body..........Haha that made no sense at all.

[QUOTE=angus88]if you dont like Ac/dc then you dont know what rock n roll is[/QUOTE]

Anyone has a right to an opinion.

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