Behind every great album, there's usually a great title. And AC/DC , Power Up , seems to honor its electrifying sound and the iconic lightning bolt in the band's name artwork, says Angus Young , who also adds another decisive and delicate factor to the name decision.
In an interview with Australian radio station Triple M , the guitarist says, “I looked everywhere, like in song titles. In the track 'Realize' there's a line, 'I have the power to hypnotize'. The word 'power' refers to the name AC/DC. We always saw ourselves as having that power, that electric power.”
“So I just wanted another, if you can call it, okay, what you could call AC/DC, and you say they’re powerful,” he continues. “And I just found something positive: ‘Power Up.’ When we’re on stage, we plug in our guitars and all the power is turned on when we’re there.”
Recently, Angus and Brian Johnson were on the Fantástico program talking more about the behind-the-scenes of the Power Up , click here to check out the segment.
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