Brain Shake
AC/DC · Flick Of The Switch
I really wanna ball tonight
on a bender no space defender
a joy on the floor I'll get it tight
toe to toe with a black widow
fee fi fum smell the blood of rock 'n' roll
all out drive on a rockin' suicide
my feet are jumpin' she's a joy to ride
joy to ride, joy to ride
she's a joy to ride on a rockin' suicide
brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
all I can take
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
she's a mean lean rockin' machine
a hip huggin' blue jean dream
she's a woman worth givin'
a sweet sweet kissin'
lips are runnin' round on me
toe to toe with a black widow
fee fi fum smell the blood of rock 'n' roll
all out drive on a rockin' suicide
my feet are jumpin' she's a joy to ride
joy to ride, joy to ride
she's a joy to ride on a rockin' suicide
brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
ready to shake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
for mercy's sake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
cause she's a joy to ride
joy to ride, joy to ride
she's an all out drive on a rockin' suicide
brain shake
brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
ready to shake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
for mercy's sake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
all I could take
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
you can't fake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
well it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
for mercy's sake
it's a brain shake, brain shake, brain shake
it's a brain
it's a brain
it's a brain
shake
Brain Shake
AC/DC's "Brain Shake" stands as a quintessential example of the band's high-energy hard rock and heavy metal sound, characterized by its driving rhythm section and Phil Rudd's signature drumming. Released on the 1983 album "Flick Of The Switch," the track exemplifies the band's ability to blend aggressive guitar work with anthemic choruses that have become staples of their discography. As part of the Australian rock group's catalog, the song reflects the era's power metal influences while maintaining the raw, unpolished energy that defined their live performances. It serves as a powerful addition to their body of work, showcasing the band's enduring appeal and their role in shaping the modern heavy metal landscape through consistent, electrifying recordings.