AC/DC - T.N.T.

On December 1, 1975, the group, then led by younger brothers AC/DC, released their second album T.N.T, which achieved success in their native Australia. The album was never released outside of that distant continent. Let's not forget that at that time there were no digital media for the instant distribution of music and the main markets for this industry were in the United Kingdom and the United States. AC/DC released their first album internationally in 1976, and things only got better after that. TNT AC/DC's musical principles can now be identified. In other words, it is a direct and intense rock that does not mind breaking or reflecting in its sonic expression.

AC/DC didn't experiment or try to convey a big message. As this was a group of men in their 20s, the focus was on the noise, not the meditation. Among them, there was only one veteran, Bon Scott, a 30-year-old singer.

As of the 1975 production, Angus Young on guitar and Phil Rudd on drums survived and remained in the band. It should be remembered that Bon Scott died in 1980 and Malcom Young in 2017. Original bassist Mark Evans (still alive) left the band in 1977.

TNT The opening lyrics, titled "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock'n' Roll)," talk about the difficulties of being a rocker (and making a living). Earn) is a song that will be remembered by modern generations as part of the closing credits of the film School of Rock (Linklater, 2003), sung by Jack Black and a group of children in the film. Other notable tracks in the set include 'Live Wire', 'The Jack', 'High Voltition', 'Rocker' and 'T.N.T', the latter being one of their most played songs. . The group's live set until recently.

They say that an artist's second album always requires a lot of work. This is because the first album contains songs that have been refined and polished over a long period of time, and the second album has pressure and demands to release something new quickly. The producers' success led to the release of more and more songs, and although it took AC/DC several years to reach their hard rock peak, T.N.T. The country is preparing for a global pandemic.