F@*K GAP

[Scott Campbell]

back in black was the song ACDC used to lanch the post- Bon Scott era.

Nothing beyond the Bon Scott era is a classic, where ACDC is concerned. ACDC stopped existing when Bon died. The rest is Shadow.

Ever wonder if "Whole Lotta Rosie" was really about Rosey Grier?

[BallHawk]

This is exactly right. Friggin United Airlines -- how can you take one of the greatest pieces of American classical music from the 20th century and make it your "theme"? When I hear Rhapsody in Blue, I want to think of New York circa 1930, not some prick walking down the street to a job interview with a black and a brown shoe.

That's A Grade stuff right there.

[Badgepack]

back in black was the song ACDC used to lanch the post- Bon Scott era.

Nothing beyond the Bon Scott era is a classic, where ACDC is concerned. ACDC stopped existing when Bon died. The rest is Shadow.

Could not agree more, Tarlam

[red]

Stop whining you babies. Didn't hear any of you when they put the greatest music ever created: Beethoven, Bach, Gershwin, etc. into commercials.

This is exactly right. Friggin United Airlines -- how can you take one of the greatest pieces of American classical music from the 20th century and make it your "theme"? When I hear Rhapsody in Blue, I want to think of New York circa 1930, not some prick walking down the street to a job interview with a black and a brown shoe.

Same with the friggin American Beef Council or whoever they are, ripping off Copland. It's enough to make you sick.

Though of all these, I was probably the saddest when Nike used "Revolution" in an add. That's just not right.

in all fairness, 98% of americans wouldn't have any clue that those songs existed, until those comercials came out

i gotta say i like post bon scott ac/dc better a little better. besides, to me ac/dc is all about the young brothers