In 1968, the last two truly great rock ‘n’ roll songs arrived, according to Angus Young
- Angus Young says rock ‘n’ roll peaked in 1968.
- He names two Rolling Stones songs as the last great examples.
- He favours direct, blues-rooted riffs over complexity.
AC/DC’s Angus Young regards 1968 as the point when rock ‘n’ roll stopped being great, arguing that simplicity, attitude and a strong riff matter more than musical complexity. His view reflects AC/DC’s commitment to keeping their sound direct, and his criticism of bands he sees as disguising their…