8 thoughts on “ Let There Be Rock ”

1. Mar 21,  · “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.

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2. 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. Shaved down to the bone -- there are only eight tracks, giving this a lethal efficiency even with a couple of meandering jams -- this is a high-voltage, brutal record, filled with "Bad Boy Boogie."9/

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3. Editors' Notes Released at a time when disco and punk were polarising, dominating forces, Let There Be Rock sounded like the work of rock ’n’ roll primitives locked away in their own world. While each AC/DC album seemed to ramp up the intensity and menace, this effort seemed almost brutal in its attack. Riffs were faster and laced with fuzz on the “Route 66”-esque “Bad Boy.

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4. Let there be light There was light Let there be drums There was drums Let there be guitar 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.

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5. Two generations of AC/DC freaks have come of age since Let There Be Rock, but while the band has done just fine, thank you, with Brian Johnson as its lead singer, there are those who still consider the late Bon Scott to be the real AC/DC front man. They're the ones most likely to be stoked by the video release of this concert film, recorded in /5().

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6. May 24,  · Well, "Let There Be Rock" is beloved by fans and critics alike and happens to be Angus Young's favorite AC/DC album, so it's certainly a top contender. In addition to the songs that became staples of the Thunder from Down Under's live act ('Bad Boy Boogie,' 'Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be,' 'Whole Lotta Rosie' and the title track), "LTBR" boasts /5(K).

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7. "Let There be Rock" was the mid way point for the Bon Scott era of AC/DC & a great rock & roll anthem. This album is also the most personal "Bon Scott" AC/DC album containing to song penned about Bon's sexcapades with "Go Down" & " Whole lotta Rosie". In all of AC/DC's work over the years you would be hard pressed to find a bad album or weak /5().

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8. Apr 08,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold Vinyl release of Let There Be Rock on Discogs. Label: Albert Productions - APLP,Albert Productions - APLP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Gatefold • Country: Australia • Genre: Rock, Blues • Style: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues Rock /5().

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