Back in Black
Barry the Coal is not impressed by Empress Victoria's assertion that although 'Back in Black' is indeed a cracking album, Mr. Brian Johnson is merely a pale imitation of the late Mr. Bon Scott, lacking the deceased's chaotically unpredictable stage presence.
"Yes," she says, "Mr. Johnson certainly can sing, but the magic is missing. Angus aside, AC/DC were never the same, especially in the live environment".
Frank the Driver feels for Barry the Coal; he knows the depth of the lad's admiration for the way the band recovered from the loss of the great man and also that he holds the long departed Mr. Scott in the highest esteem.
"Never mind," thinks Frank, "this will all be forgotten once the steam is up and we get out on the road again".
Back in Black
Barry the Coal is not impressed by Empress Victoria's assertion that although 'Back in Black' is indeed a cracking album, Mr. Brian Johnson is merely a pale imitation of the late Mr. Bon Scott, lacking the deceased's chaotically unpredictable stage presence.
"Yes," she says, "Mr. Johnson certainly can sing, but the magic is missing. Angus aside, AC/DC were never the same, especially in the live environment".
Frank the Driver feels for Barry the Coal; he knows the depth of the lad's admiration for the way the band recovered from the loss of the great man and also that he holds the long departed Mr. Scott in the highest esteem.
"Never mind," thinks Frank, "this will all be forgotten once the steam is up and we get out on the road again".