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Let’s Get It Up was released as the lead single off of For Those About To Rock. It combines nautical and naval metaphors as a reference to a sexual loving rampage. Angus: You can take it one of two ways. Let’s get it up, meaning musically up, or. Interviewer: the girls in the back room? Brian: You wouldn’t catch me in there! None of us actually. We’re not, says equally married Angus, that way inclined. Let’s Get It Up" Track Info.

Extract from the album For Those About To Rock We Salute You (ATL 50 851). 1981 Leidseplein Presse . Distribution WEA Filipacchi Music. Matrix variation 1: WEA 11706 A X MPO, WEA 11706 B Y MPO Matrix variation 1 came with "OFFERT GRACIEUSEMENT PAR BATA" promotional sticker.

Lyrics to "Let's Get It Up" song by AC/DC: Loose lips sink ships So come aboard for a pleasure trip It's high tide so let's ride The moon is r. .album: "For Those About To Rock" (1981). For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) I Put The Finger On You Let's Get It Up Inject The Venom Snowballed Evil Walks . Breaking The Rules Night Of The Long Knives Spellbound.

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Download the album AC/DC - For Those About To Rock (1981) for free! Download all the songs on the album in one zipped file, compatible with mobile and desktop. Put the Finger on You. Inject the Venom. Night of the Long Knives. For Those About to Rock We Salute You is the eighth studio album by Australian hard rock band AC/DC.

Let's Get It Up'. From ‘For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)’ (1981). For Those About to Rock’s’ first single offered a bluesy, surprisingly laid-back change-up for fans still verifying the state of their singed eyebrows following the bombastic title track’s 21-gun salute (actually 17, but who’s counting?). As such, ‘Let’s Get It Up’ may have seemed a little old-school for members of the new generation of hard-rock fans yearning for ever-louder and heavier rewards. This is just the kind of statement song AC/DC needed to wrap up the flawless ‘Back in Black’ album: a song defending rock 'n' roll’s reputation as a force for good at a time when, believe it or not, such statements were sometimes still required. Going one step further, ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution’ alerts naysayers not to question the music’s staying power by concluding that Rock 'n' roll will never die.