10 Most Underrated AC/DC Songs
1. Walk All Over You - Highway To Hell
Highway to Hell is one of those albums that you could say has some magic in between the chords. After slogging it out for most of the Bon Scott period, this peak of their early years marked the first huge hits the band would have, with the title track and Girls Got Rhythm becoming major heavyhitters in the rock scene. However, if the radio programmers had decided to take this record on a little more, we could have gotten one of the greatest sleaze rock tracks of all time.
As it stands, Walk All Over You may be one of the greatest songs of the '70s, all thanks to the Youngs' brilliant use of dynamics. By starting off tame with just Angus's guitar, the sound leaps out at you once the rest of the band creep in. By the time Bon lets out his first shriek, the song is already a minute old, with the rest of the band giving some of their most muscly riffs off of the record.
Other than being featured in on the soundtrack to Grown Ups of all things, Walk All Over You needs to be remembered as much more than just a gentle deep cut. I mean, if this kind of song made an Adam Sandler movie watchable for at least a few minutes, it deserves some sort of accolade, right?