The Guardian newspaper in the UK has solved the problem of the world economic crisis - it's AC/DC's fault. Yes the vintage Aussie rockers are responsible for the recession we are in or about to be in, depending on who you ask.
While the release of their latest album, Black Ice, might be welcome news for aging rock fans such as me it is a shame that it has come at the expense of global economic chaos.
The facts don't lie:
1973 - AC/DC form
Economy: Start of the oil crisis, which saw the price quadruple
1980 - AC/DC release breakthrough album Back In Black
Economy: Inflation in UK reaches 20% and unemployment nears 2 million
1990 - AC/DC score comeback with The Razor's Edge
Economy: Recession in UK imminent
2008: AC/DC top UK album charts
Economy: Biggest world recession in decades looms
At least we can take comfort in the fact that Angus can still afford a new school uniform.
Yes I know, no posts for months and then two in a row featuring AC/DC - go figure.
Wow, I just realised how long it has been since I posted. I am probably posting just for my own benefit now but oh well.
At the risk of dating myself, I must say that AC/DC are still one of my favourite bands. In fact, the first album I ever bought with my own money was an early AC/DC album.
They say that a good music video (we used to call them film clips) can make or break a song. I'm not sure whether a music video produced in Microsoft Excel is going to do the trick though.
If I think that this is good does that make me a little strange? - I think it probably does.
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