Like both, but prefer hearing Van Halen play WGFA....Highway.
Both great songs to listen to but I think wgfa has more to it musically, it is more interesting to listen to imho. hth is simplistic and I'm surprised no one came up with the riff/chord structure nefore they did tbh. Its fun to play mind. The solo in the song neither adds or detracts so you are basically left with a typical 3 chord acdc song, catchy as fuck mind.
Sounds like that line will summarize the results of this matchup too.HTH is a great one. WGFA is an all-time great one. And has one of the most iconic lines in music history.
Entwistle’s bass is sensational.
All opinions, I find The Who OK or 'mid' as my kids would say.... another band who are mythed & hyped well beyond what they were....imo.My love for VH exceeds that for both AC/DC and The Who. VH’s WGFA is brilliant and clever but you can’t beat The Who’s. Entwistle’s bass is sensational. The best version for me is the live one recorded for The Kid’s Are Alright film. Keith Moon’s drumming on the intro is superb.
I’ll agree with that. A few exceptional songs, this being one of them, but not enough to put them in the same league as their contemporaries. Another discussion point for the Rock Evolution thread.All opinions, I find The Who OK or 'mid' as my kids would say.... another band who are mythed & hyped well beyond what they were....imo.
I watched the entire film solely for that reason - the film was shite! (Unlike the soundtrack ha ha)I was giggling about this earlier this morning and subsequently provided the appropriate 'like'.
I have just flown out to Copenhagen for a few nights and downloaded a film for the plane.
One from Netflix.
Managed to cram in about an hour of it during the flight whilst being pestered by my kids for snacks.
The film - The Killer with Michael Fassbender.
Anyone that has seen the film will now see the further irony from the above.
The fucking soundtrack is wall to wall Smiths FFS!?!
Barring one song I spotted from Portishead...............
They do it better than Quo, that’s for sure.AC/DC make a virtue out of simple in a way that few bands can match.
I’ll agree with that. A few exceptional songs, this being one of them, but not enough to put them in the same league as their contemporaries. Another discussion point for the Rock Evolution thread.
Fuck me - sooooooo what I have to look forward to on the return flight is a less enjoyable ending than a Smiths soundtrack.I watched the entire film solely for that reason - the film was shite! (Unlike the soundtrack ha ha)