I love AC/DC. I love
how Brian tugs the brim
of that tweed cap, centering
and staggering as he belts
that on-key howl. I love
How Mal and Chris
(and I present-tense this;
the immortals don't take
past tense) stand to the back,
Mal stiff-jolt twitch, Chris
more laid-back, but they
stride in lockstep unison
to their mics, called
by the chorus to holler
hard harmony.
I love Angus Young.
But there is no reason not
to love Angus Young. How
the squonking squall of minor
pentatonic blistering cut-glass
glissando he unleashes from
within, jerking and flung
like a puppet on six strings,
Well, I find it refreshing.
An infusion of juice to the ears
that flows straight to veins
and bolts nerves to their joins
by concussive volts in chords
and notes.
Who cannot appreciate these pure
and bone-simple dumbass songs
has probably overthought them,
and underthought some primal
things. Or else they think the guy
sounds like he lost a bet with his
larynx and has to sing with his nuts
in a vise to make up the difference,
and they can't understand a thing!
Which is understandable. People
who don't love AC/DC, that's often
the reason. They can't understand
a thing
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