Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution
AC/DC · Back In Black
Hey there, all you middle men
Throw away your fancy clothes
And while you're out there sittin on a fence
So get off your ass and come down here
Cause rock n roll ain't no riddle man
To me it makes good, good sense
Good sense
Ow, oooh yeah
Heavy decibels are playing on my guitar
We got vibrations coming up from the floor
We're just listening to the rock that's giving too much noise
Are you deaf, you wanna hear some more
We're just talkin about the future
Forget about the past
It'll always be with us
It's never gonna die, never gonna die
Rock n roll ain't noise pollution
Rock n roll ain't gonna die
Rock n roll ain't noise pollution
Rock n roll it will survive
Yes it will, ha ha ha ha
I took a look inside your bedroom door
You looked so good lying on your bed
Well, I asked you if you wanted any rhythm and love
You said you wanna rock n roll instead
We're just talkin about the future
Forget about the past
It'll always be with us
It's never gonna die, never gonna die
Rock n roll ain't noise pollution
Rock n roll ain't gonna die
Rock n roll ain't no pollution
Rock n roll is just rock n roll
Oh, Rock n roll ain't noise pollution
Rock n roll ain't gonna die
Rock n roll ain't no pollution
Rock n roll ain't gonna die
Rock n roll ain't no pollution
Rock n roll, it'll never die
Rock n roll ain't no pollution
Rock n roll
Oh,rock n roll is just rock n roll
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution stands as a defiant anthem within AC/DC's legendary discography, appearing on the monumental 1980 album Back In Black. Following the tragic loss of lead singer Bon Scott, the band solidified their status as rock titans with this record, which became one of the best-selling albums in history. This track captures the raw energy and unapologetic attitude that defined the group's sound during this era. The song serves as a powerful statement on the enduring nature of the genre, asserting its cultural dominance against modern skepticism. With its driving rhythm and signature guitar riffs, the recording exemplifies the high-voltage hard rock style that AC/DC perfected. It remains a staple in their live performances, celebrating the timeless spirit of rock music without relying on complex arrangements or fleeting trends.