Must Hear AC/DC Songs

"Iron Man 2" is in theaters nationwide now. The film is based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name and is directed by Jon Favreau, starring Robert Downey Jr. As with all big-budget Hollywood flicks, music plays an important role and this film features choice cuts by one of the world's biggest rock bands, AC/DC.

AC/DC released the album "Iron Man 2" earlier this year. While there are no new tracks on "Iron Man 2," the record does span 10 different classic AC/DC discs. This means you're getting some of the band's biggest hits - and deeper cuts to boot. To celebrate the movie and new album, Noisecreep decided to countdown the most popular AC/DC tracks from AOL radio.

10. "Rock 'n' Roll Train"

"Rock 'n' Roll Train" is the first single from the 2008 album "Black Ice." The single went to the top of the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock list. Like most AC/DC tunes, "Rock 'n' Roll Train" was written by the brothers Angus and Malcolm Young. If you saw AC/DC on their recent and massive world tour, then you know "Rock 'n' Roll Train" played a big role in the show - complete with a massive locomotive as a stage prop.

09. "Shoot To Thrill"

"Shoot To Thrill" is featured on both the "Iron Man 2" soundtrack and "Back In Black." If you're reading this page, chances are you own "Back In Black." Considering "Back In Black" is the bestselling album ever released by a band, every track on the album is considered iconic. "Shoot To Thrill" was written by the brothers Young and singer Brian Johnson and was featured in the first "Iron Man" trailer and several other movies and television shows.

08. "T.N.T."

Turns out "T.N.T." really is dynamite when referring to AC/DC's catalog. The title track from the album "T.N.T.," the track was written by the brothers Young and late singer Bon Scott. Released as a single in 1976, "T.N.T." quickly became synonymous with AC/DC. Maybe it's all the letters? Or maybe it's just the fact that "T.N.T." has a strong riff that gets stuck in the listener's head for days and days.

07. "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"

Often the anthem of the frustrated - and slightly insane - "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is a track off the 1976 album of the same name (the album wasn't released in America until 1981). Again written by the brothers Young and Scott, "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is a live staple and is also featured on the 1992 double-album "AC/DC Live."

06. "Thunderstruck"

The Young brothers penned "Thunderstruck" for the 1990 album "The Razors Edge." "Thunderstruck" is also featured on the "Iron Man 2" soundtrack and is one of AC/DC's most famous songs. Several sports teams have used "Thunderstruck" to get the home crowd pumped. Unsurprisingly, "Thunderstruck" was played early in the set on many of the "Black Ice" tour stops.

05. "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)"

Fire! Long the anthem of every rock band, "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)" is known the world over for both the message and the cannons. The single is from the 1981 album of the same name and was written by singer Brian Johnson and the Young brothers. A mega-successful single, "For Those About To Rock" became an instant classic. So much so that the band uses the track to close live shows, complete with cannon action. The album "For Those About To Rock We Salute You was the band's first to reach the top of the Billboard chart.

04. "Back In Black"

And then there was "Back In Black," and suddenly no band could ever reach the same level as AC/DC. The album "Back In Black," released in 1980, was written by the brothers Young and Johnson and produced by Mutt Lange. It was the first AC/DC album to feature Brian Johnson on vocals, and the entire disc is dedicated to fallen friend Bon Scott. The single "Back In Black" is a specific, upbeat tribute to Scott, with lyrics like: "Forget the hearse 'cause I'll never die/I got nine lives/Cat's eyes/Usin' every one of them and running wild." The opening guitar riff is undeniable - hear two bars and you're on your feet. "Back In Black" is also featured on the "Iron Man 2" album.

03. "You Shook Me All Night Long"

The track was a successful single, staying on the charts for a long time and helped propel sales of "Back In Black." The track features a great guitar solo that has been attempted by every kid with a rock star dream. Oh, and "You Shook Me All Night Long" has been covered by everyone ... including Celine Dion and Shania Twain.

02. "Hells Bells"

You ever hear your grandma say "Hells Bells" after something went wrong in the kitchen? Maybe AC/DC picked up the phrase from her. Regardless, the song is the opening track from "Back In Black," and the ominous tolling bells clue the listener that a mega sonic experience is about to occur. Like many other popular AC/DC tracks, "Hells Bells" is regularly used at sporting events.

01. "Highway To Hell"

"Highway To Hell" is the title track from their 1979, written by the Young brothers and Scott. The song "Highway To Hell" made the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's list of 500 tracks that shaped the genre. The track also caused parental uproar, what with all the silly Satanist rumors floating around. The members of AC/DC might not be Satanists, but they are smart marketers: the song, coupled with Angus Young's penchant for devil horns, sure does make for a nice merchandise idea. But back to "Highway To Hell." The album will always be significant in the AC/DC catalog, because it is the last to feature Bon Scott. "Highway To Hell" remains a live staple.

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Over and over again!

It's been so long
When you waved my love goodbye
With sadness in your eyes
You left me wondering why

Yes I was hurt before
But it never felt so strong
Now I face the world so wrong
Without you I can't go on

Just the way i feel
I know remain to be
I cry there now
Why can you see


Chorus:
Over and over again
I feel the pain in my heart
Can we make a brand new start
Over and over again
I keep of loving you

There's no end

These times without you
Turned my life into a hell
Everyone can see
But no one can help

I did the best I could
To get you out of my mind
But I just couldn't lie
To prove I'm not that blind

Love is all I feel
I know we're meant to be
Don't waste our time too long
Angel, Angel come with me

Chorus
Loving you..

Chorus
Loving you..

Chrous
yes i do


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Top 100 Tabs Of Ultimate-guitar.com

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08. Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama [ 3169 ] Tabs
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Top 10 Guitar Solos: '70s And '80s

The definition of metal changes every decade as musicians continually push the genre to new extremes, writes Chris Gill of Gibson.com. But several elements have remained consistent throughout the years: distorted guitar, heavy riffs, and lightning-fast solos. Some of the greatest guitar solos ever recorded can be found on metal classics from the '70s and '80s, and many of those solos were recorded using Gibson guitars.


What makes a guitar solo great? While technical precision and speed are certainly important, a good solo should also be inventive and imaginative. The solo should support the song, and the best solos are ones that are so melodically strong that you can sing them while you wail away on your air guitar.


“Whole Lotta Love”

Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin II [Atlantic, 1969]

Jimmy Page

Although it was released in 1969, “Whole Lotta Love” formed the foundation for hundreds of great heavy metal tunes that followed in the ’70s, ’80s, and beyond. Page’s solo at the climax of the “orgasm” section exploded with primal fury, accentuated by double stomping power chords that defined “heavy” and “metal” with a one-two punch. The entirety of Led Zeppelin’s second album is full of awe-inspiring solos, but with “Whole Lotta Love,” Page made his point loud and clear that the guitar hero for the modern age of rock had arrived.


“War Pigs”

Black Sabbath, Paranoid [Warner Bros., 1971]

Tony Iommi

Tony Iommi’s epic solo begins with a majestic symphonic line that would make Tchaikovsky proud before bursting into an impressive display of descending triplets and bluesy howls. Ozzy Osbourne’s lyrics may have painted a brutal depiction of war mongers, but Iommi’s solo made listeners feel like they were in the middle of battle, surviving an onslaught of machine-gun bullets, screaming rockets, and bomb blasts. One of Black Sabbath’s finest moments.


“Rock Bottom”

UFO, Phenomenon [Chrysalis, 1974]

Michael Schenker

This tour de force showcase of Schenker’s formidable guitar talents was the metalhead equivalent of “Freebird,” and it became the centerpiece of UFO’s live performances (captured brilliantly on Strangers in the Night). Schenker’s extended solo displays virtuoso skills that left an indelible mark on numerous Euro-centric players like Yngwie Malmsteen and Eddie Van Halen.


“Stranglehold”

Ted Nugent, Ted Nugent [Epic, 1975]

Ted Nugent

Another extended guitar solo, Ted Nugent’s “Stranglehold” summoned up a barnyard full of squawks, squeals, and howls along with hypnotic melodies that make this song a sort of heavy metal “Bolero.” Nugent’s use of a Gibson Byrdland—a guitar normally associated with jazz—was certainly unorthodox, but thanks to his uncanny ability to tame feedback he used it to great advantage.


“(Don’t Fear) the Reaper”

Blue Öyster Cult, Agents of Fortune [Columbia, 1976]

Donald “Buck Dharma” Roeser

Buck Dharma’s exotic solo on Blue Öyster Cult’s breakthrough hit takes the song to a dark underworld full of tension and wonder while retaining the tune’s somber, minor-key mood. Dharma’s Middle Eastern, raga-esque lines were unlike anything heard in hard rock before, but they fit perfectly.


“You Shook Me All Night Long”

AC/DC, Back in Black [Atlantic, 1980]

Angus Young

Angus Young has always insisted that his main influence was the blues, and here he shows his roots in smashing form. But instead of fiddling about in the pentatonic box, Young delivers a rich, melodic solo that you can sing along with. An AC/DC classic.


“Flying High Again”

Ozzy Osbourne, Diary of a Madman [Epic, 1981]

Randy Rhoads

Any of the solos that Randy Rhoads played during his brief time with Ozzy Osbourne could easily make the list, but “Flying High Again” fits just about everything that Rhoads was about as a player into a tidy package. You can hear Rhoads’s classical influences in the melody and his Van Halen inspiration in the tapped flourishes, but, in the end, this solo is all about Rhoads’s impeccable taste and immaculate phrasing, which few players since have matched.


“Stand Up and Shout”

Dio, Holy Diver [Warner Bros., 1983]

Vivian Campbell

The year 1983 should go down in history as the period when the new age of shred officially began, and Vivian Campbell deserves recognition for helping to kick-start this trend. No one knew who Campbell was when he joined Dio, but after they heard this blistering, thousand-notes-a-second solo they had to find out more.


“Thunder and Lightning”

Thin Lizzy, Thunder and Lightning [Warner Bros., 1983]

John Sykes

John Sykes is another shredder who completely turned the guitar world upside down with his stunning speed and tasteful technique. Like the song’s title, Sykes’ playing was loud and flashy yet mysteriously mesmerizing. Sykes later enjoyed even greater success and fame by helping craft Whitesnake’s breakthrough album, but from a guitar player’s perspective this remains one of his finest moments.


“Welcome to the Jungle”

Guns N’ Roses, Appetite for Destruction [Geffen, 1987]

Slash

By 1987, every guitarist was shredding like mad and studying exotic scales at GIT. Slash ripped across the grain with his boozy and bluesy playing on “Welcome to the Jungle,” which evoked Joe Perry’s raunchiest moments with Aerosmith. Sure, other players may have had more polished technique, but few of them could match Slash’s sweet emotion.

Five Overlooked Metal Solos You Should Know:


“Sails of Charon” Scorpions (1978)
Uli Jon Roth’s epic Euro shred masterpiece.


“Hammerhead” Pat Travers (1979)
The prototype for ’80s speed metal.


“End of the World” Gary Moore (1982)
The two-minute intro is the NWOBHM answer to Van Halen’s “Eruption.”


“Far Beyond the Sun” Yngwie Malmsteen (1984)
Still awe-inspiring — many have imitated Malmsteen, but he’s still unequaled.


“Mr. Scary” Dokken (1987)
George Lynch’s off-kilter instrumental fireworks make ’80s hair metal seem okay after all.

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15 Must Hear Acoustic Song

1. Green Day - Time of Your Life
This is example of a good punk acoustic song, the song was great altough Green Day is a punk.

2. White Lion - When the Children Cry
Hmm.. the interlude was a electric, but the sentimentil lyric make this song was a acoustic.

3. Kansas - Dust In the Wind
The power of this song are the acoustic aransement, must be good when play duo with violin.

4. Cinderella - Heartbreak Station
This is the great song for you begin to play slide acoustic guitar.

5. Oasis - Wonderwall
Oasis made this song very enjoyable, only with simple chords and acoustic arancement.

6. Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Really simple acoustic guitar, but the lyric touch everyone that hear that.

7. Extreme - More Than Words
This is the top of acoustic song, altough the chords are simple but the slap made it very different .

8. Guns N' Roses - Patience
If you can duet with you friend, like Izzy and Slash... Hmm.. You're cool.

9. Hotel California - The Eagles
Many of solo and variative guitar play, must play it.

10. The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses
You play it, you are rock for your parents.

11. The Beatles - Yesterday
Nothing special, but we always remember every part of this song.

12. Mr. Big - To Be With You
Paul Gilbert proof that he was a guitar hero with this song, the aransement and technic was wonderful. 1 of my favourite song.

13. Metallica - Nothing Else Matters
Hmm.. Don't need heavy distortion to play this. One of most favourite Metallica Song.

14. Nirvana - All Apologies
MTV UNPLUGGED: the intro was catchy, perfect to steal the crowd.

15. Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
Know it, you're a guitarist. The lyric, hasn't made by human but by mystical power. When we hear it, feel the mystic sensation.

I use bicycle and green lifestyle but all I got was this hot days

Hmm.. This is the song of FOB, I SLEPT WITH SOMEONE IN FALL OUT BOY AND ALL I GOT WAS THIS STUPID SONG WRITTEN ABOUT ME.

I found the key to save the world..
and the world is the only place that feels like hell
Just so you know, and I don't know
and many people weren't meant to be gone
but I found the key to save the world

We're the victim that make trash, toxic, and smoke
and I'm sorry my stupid song called in blog again
and I've got arrogance down to a green life fever
Oh, and we've the victim that make trash, toxic, and smoke

Chorus:
Drive hybird car in bad country it's
so meaning, so meaning, of the way to green
you can't green all the world
can't green all the world

Find a forest, destroy it, take the wood
I'm drinking organic drinks and plastic bag you've litter
Recycle your plastic cause I know it will be missed
So we can feel a fresh air, fresh water

They call world of human and good brained animal
but for what we've become, we just feel like monkey
Always feel what we've done against what we made
so the news report world not green anymore

repeat chorus @X

ACID RAIN
TORNADO
TSUNAMI
MASS SUICIDE
STUPID WAR
REBELLION
PROSTITUTE
CORRUPTION
ILLEGAL
LOGGING
ILLEGAL
FISHING
ILLEGAL
MINING
ILLEGAL
SONGWRITING ^8^

I found the key to stop the corruption
So just kill and stop that corrupter

Repeat chorus 2X till drop...

-Suki-