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Chronicles the career of AC/DC, including how the group began, their rise to stardom, the death of Bon Scott, and their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
64 pages, Library Binding
First published September 1, 2007
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December 30, 2011My biography is about the band of AC/DC. It was somewhat a short book but I told all there is to know about AC/DC. It told about the hard things they went through together as a band. How they rows toward the top of the rock and roll hill. Then is shows the good parts of the AC/DC chain of events and then it tells how they stayed on the top of rock and roll. They had many members of the band die, most of them being the lead singer. The went though three lead sings they are on their forth now. Now they are one of the greats that the rock and roll game has ever seen.
I cant really relate to them as a band. I can relate to some of the members alone. Though Angus Young is the face of the great rock and roll band. I can relate to Malcolm Young, Angus’s big brother. He is the bass player of the band he does not get recognized as much and I relate to that. I relate to all of the band members expect Angus Young.
I actually liked this book. I mean I not one for reading. I think the reason I liked this book was because it was about something I like music. Another reason I like this one better was I learned something. I think that’s what books do teach. But yes I like it.
Yes I do recommend this book. Only to people who want to learn a thing or two about AC/DC. If you just want to read this book for fun. You will get nothing out of it. This book is for learning not reading for fun. I would recommend this to people who like music as well.
I cant really relate to them as a band. I can relate to some of the members alone. Though Angus Young is the face of the great rock and roll band. I can relate to Malcolm Young, Angus’s big brother. He is the bass player of the band he does not get recognized as much and I relate to that. I relate to all of the band members expect Angus Young.
I actually liked this book. I mean I not one for reading. I think the reason I liked this book was because it was about something I like music. Another reason I like this one better was I learned something. I think that’s what books do teach. But yes I like it.
Yes I do recommend this book. Only to people who want to learn a thing or two about AC/DC. If you just want to read this book for fun. You will get nothing out of it. This book is for learning not reading for fun. I would recommend this to people who like music as well.
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