Rock 'n' Roll Damnation

this song is not blasphemous at all you obviously don't read the lyrics right no offence, but the song is about his girlfriend and rock n roll, i would know because I've got Angus Young on Facebook, plus I've got the proper Powerage album, with the book that tells you what the song is about, plus I've also got the meaning for every ac/dc song because i ordered the whole proper box set of AC/DC's albums they all had the book that told you what the song was about, and let me tell you none of their songs are satanic, demonic or blasphemous, no offence i know your a huge AC/DC fan but i F***ING hate it when people call them or any of their songs satanic or blasphemous, i even know what the song Hells Bells means, its how the narrator will attack and drag the victim to hell, not the actual hell where Satan is, he just feels like Satan and wants to attack people with words, but the songs is mostly about the Vietnam war and thunderstorms, in the war there was an operation called Operation Rolling Thunder, plus there was an operation called operation pouring rain, when he sings the name Satan he means the narrator, because the narrator of AC/DC is very violent, so there you go man, none of their songs are satanic or blasphemous,but you are right Powerage is the best album there is, but i think back in black is better.

you are right, but did you know its also about his girlfriend when Bon stood up to her, hence the lyrics "you say that you want respect honey for what". but Bon also wrote ell ain't a bad place to be, that's a song about how his girlfriend treated him like shit so it was hell for him, but the sex was good, so Hell ain't a bad place to be. so both you and me are right, i reckon they should listen to you more.