The Beat Brothers did some great work lyrically, musically, and in-studio production-ally. I myself have a large collection of their work (thanks in no small part to you). So I understand why you'd argue for them as the greatest. BUT the Beatles walked so AC/DC could run. And that’s exactly what AC/DC does. Hard rock every song — no breaks, no slow bits, no self discovery. From the start, they’ve had a clear view of what rock is and just went for it (now for 50+ years). The seamless handoff from singer Bon Scott (RIP) on Highway to Hell in 1979 to Brian Johnson on Back in Black in 1980 is evidence of their singular, unbroken vision.
The Beat Brothers did some great work lyrically, musically, and in-studio production-ally. I myself have a large collection of their work (thanks in no small part to you). So I understand why you'd argue for them as the greatest. BUT the Beatles walked so AC/DC could run. And that’s exactly what AC/DC does. Hard rock every song — no breaks, no slow bits, no self discovery. From the start, they’ve had a clear view of what rock is and just went for it (now for 50+ years). The seamless handoff from singer Bon Scott (RIP) on Highway to Hell in 1979 to Brian Johnson on Back in Black in 1980 is evidence of their singular, unbroken vision.