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Kicked In The Teeth Again Angus Young - Malcolm Young - Bon Scott

two face woman with your two face lies

I hope your two face livin's made you satisfied

told me baby I'm was you're only one

while ya been runnin' round town with every mothers son

two times told about a woman like you

two times told about the things you do

I used to think that you were sugar and spice

I should have listened to my ma's advice

kicked in the teeth again

sometimes you lose sometimes you win

kicked in the teeth again

ain't this misery ever gonna end

and I been kicked in the teeth

kicked in the teeth again

two face woman such a cryin' shame

double or nothin' you're all the same

you run around hope you had your fun

you never know who's gonna win

til' the race been

run

kicked in the teeth again

sometimes you lose sometimes you win

kicked in the teeth again

ain't this misery ever gonna end

I been kicked in the teeth

kicked in the teeth

kicked in the teeth again

© 1978 J Albert & Son Pty Ltd.

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No. They are totally not satanic. Some people can say AC/DC means "Anti-Christs/Dead Christ" but that is not true. It's an energy term that means "Alternating Current/Direct Current". And, about their songs with references to hell like "Highway To Hell", "Hell's Bells" and "Hell Ain't a Bad Place To Be", Bon Scott explained that, for them, being on the road all the time was like the highway to hell.

on an interview on KQRS in the fall of 2008 Brian Johnson did not know the exact number but said he recalled the audience at over 100K maybe 125K from the look of the DVD that number appears lower than what is gathered.

Yes, he was wed to a girl in New Zealand named Lisa O'Brien

As a fan of AC/DC, I would recommend listening to these songs:

-Highway to Hell

-Rock N Roll Train

-Thunderstruck

-Back In Black

-Black Ice

-Let There Be Rock

-For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)

-Hells Bells

-It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock N Roll)

-Big Jack

It really is a personal preference, I just find these songs are the best ones from one awesome, legendary Rock 'n' Roll band.

After Highway To Hell was released, lead singer and co-songwriter Bon Scott died on 19 February 1980, after a night of heavy alcohol consumption. The group briefly considered disbanding, but soon ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson was selected as Scott's replacement. Later that year, the band released their best-selling album, Back in Black.

Back in Black is the 7th studio album by Australian hard rock band AD/DC, released on 25 July 1980.

was he a drop out

Def Leppard hands down. Def Leppard is one of the world's best-selling music artists selling well over 100 million albums worldwide with two albums being certified diamond (Pyromania?and Hysteria). In fact they are one of only five bands with two original studio albums selling 10 million copies in the US. While on the other side, Judas Priest only has 3 albums going single platinum and one going double platinum

I do not know the cost of booking AC/DC, but logic would dictate that one would have to be incredibly wealthy to book AC/DC.

originally Phil Rudd....he was replaced in 1990 by Chris Slade (from The Firm).

Thunderstruck is often played

Australian

The song is about a woman with whom the singer has had sexual relations, only to later learn that she has infected him with gonorrhea. As with its title, "The Jack" uses playing card metaphors to allude to the venereal disease, genitalia, and sexual activity.

The Bells are reference of the guardian's of Hells gates.

The beasts are half dog / half serpent and wear collars with small bell like objects that make noise when they are coming after someone.

Angus Young (Lead Guitar) - Born March 31st 1955 Brain Johnson (Vocals) - Born October 5th 1947 Malcom Young (Rhythm Guitar) - Born January 6th 1953 Cliff Williams (Bass Guitar) - Born December 14th 1949 Phil Rudd (Drums) - Born May 19th 1954

No, ACDC is not Christian, hence the song Highway to Hell, Hells Bells, and at one point in rock and roll singer Bon says "I've got the devil in my veins, telling me what to do... and I'm all ears"

You are probably thinking of Margaret. But was it a hairdryer or a vaccuum cleaner or an amplifier or a sewing machine, from which AC/DC got their name?

According to "The Story of AC/DC: Let There Be Rock" by Susan Masino "They {i.e. "the band"} tossed around ideas for a band name and came up with "Third World War. Their sister Margaret had a better idea when she noticed the phrase AC/DC written on the back of her sewing machine. Some sources say it was a vaccum cleaner but I'm sticking with the sewing machine since Margaret would eventually make some of Angus's first schoolboy uniforms."

Anyway... however they got their name, it is only because of AC/DC that "Rock an Roll will never die!" And it is definitely through Margaret's persistence that gave the Young boys enough umph to get started on their way to stardom!

Let There Be Rock was released in 1977.

Because their music is amazing, they are a really great band with great musicians, and they've been through the hardest thing a band can go through: the death of one member. When AC/DC lost Bon Scott, everybody thought that was the end, but, even completely devastated, they found Brian Johnson and recorded one of their greatest albuns, "Back In Black". Also, Angus Young is a symbol of Rock'n'Roll.