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udg said:

As a tribute to my favourite rock band

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In case you ever visit Melbourne: AC/DC Lane is like a 30 second walk from the Swiss Club ? must be a sign from above ?

udg said:

As a tribute to my favourite rock band

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You are very old; the best rock band today is Måneskin ?

BTW, I didn't like their U.S. flag-style clothing in their performance in that country.

In case you ever visit Melbourne

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Been in Melbourne in 2000 (and visited Tasmania too; I was in Hobart the arrival day of the Sidney-Hobart race..lucky me). Can't recall about the lane so now I've got a very good excuse to plan a second visit..

You are very old; the best rock band..

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Younger than Mr. Young

You won't believe it but I coined the term "hard rock" when I first heard them soon before they launched Highway to Hell 1979.
I did it because at that time they generally used the term "heavy metal" and in my opinion AC/DC sound was something different from what was played by groups like Iron Maiden or Saxon. So I think I could claim that I was the first to use the term "hard rock", but only my close friends know it.. an probably just a very few of them now recall it..
My interest toward this genre began with groups from the late 60s like Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin all of which were part of my personal soundtrack before any swimming competition..

I feel hard rock more as energy than music.
As of for music I like most jazz (Big Bands, Oscar Peterson, Charlie Parker and many others from that period).
But music tastes are like our mood; they change with it. Right now I'm listening to Chopin Nocturnes

udg said:

now I've got a very good excuse to plan a second visit..

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https://www.google.it/maps/@-37.815...=72.49405&pitch=0&thumbfov=100!7i13312!8i6656

After a few beers it will look muuuch better...

udg said:

My interest toward this genre began with groups from the late 60s like Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin all of which were part of my personal soundtrack before any swim competition..

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Depressed since childhood, for me that stuff didn't exist, there were only Battisti and then (s)Cocciante ?

I meant... thanks to Google Maps you can now "visit" the whole world without leaving home; or, at least, have a preview, before choosing where to go.

udg said:

Been in Melbourne in 2000 ... Can't recall about the lane

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The lane had a different name when you visited, but... reference to a "recent submission" in this article hints you might have had a hand in the renaming ? ? :

you might have had a hand in the renaming

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Who knows? If they find a similar submission in Madrid..

Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is a pattern ​

udg said:

Who knows? If they find a similar submission in Madrid..
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is a pattern

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Absence of denial noted. ?

Here's the sequence of facts so far:

1/ we had no AC/DC Lane in Melbourne, then
2/ udg visits Melbourne, then
3/ we now have AC/DC Lane in Melbourne

Looks like an open and shut case to me. Save your excuses for the judge. ?

LucaMs said:

You are very old; the best rock band today is Måneskin ?

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AC/DC is for everybody, not just the very old. ?

udg said:

As a tribute to my favourite rock band

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me too.
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