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AC/DC Vs. Led Zeppelin
If we will talk about these two legendary songs by AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, we can predict that Stairway to heaven is literary better, simply because of that specific band called Led Zeppelin. That outstanding band had and still has several iconic performers such as Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Bonham. AC/DC is one of the classical and the best bands in that genre of music, we simply can't argue about that because of at least Angus Young's divine charismatic nature and professionalism. Despite the fact of the significance of AC/DC, it still can't be compared to Led Zeppelin because absolute majority of the fans of rock music emphasis that the band of Robert Plant is simply the best they have ever seen, this thesis can be abstruse if you don't listen to that genre of the music.
Let's separate these songs from bands and analyze them. If we look at the lyrics of these two iconic creatures of the rock music, we can say that, Highway to hell is focused on anarchy and chaos. It invokes people to become free from religion or wales in daily life. In the other hand, this song has an excellent swing drive, guitar solos and the breathy sound of vocals makes it memorable for the listener. In the the other hand, Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven has more complicated nature than Highway to Hell. Simply because this song has an equivocal …show more content…
The vocals do not need to be compared because Robert Plant (the lead singer of Led Zeppelin) is acknowledged as the best " voice'' in the "Rock World''.
With all ensuing consequences, we can conclude, that both of these songs deserve a honorable place in the hall of fame of the rock music, but Stairway to Heaven is better than Highway to Hell because of it's equivocal lyrics, complex techniques, vocals and
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