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Oh, man...I haven't heard this song in over 20 years. Wow. I used to hear it on the radio when I was stationed in Bossier City, Louisiana in the late 80's and early 90's. For years, I've had the tune in my head. I've always longed to hear it again. Thank you for posting this.

It'd be funny to see Rush Limbaugh open for Kiss.

Hard rock bagpipes, and they fucking kick ass. Only AC/DC can pull that shit off.

@jonathangrider Check out AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top" to hear a most unconventional use of bagpipes.

I was just at the video for Green Onions, and most of the conversation seemed to be about a video game the song is in.

I felt like a dinosaur mentioning that it was in this scene.

Thanks for making me feel ancient, everybody.

I remember this being in a film called "American Graffiti" (before the drag race).

One of the greatest songs of all time. I don't mean one of the greatest rock songs. I don't mean one of the greatest metal songs. I don't mean one of the greatest songs in the past 50 years.

I mean this is one of the greatest songs of ALL FUCKING TIME.

RIP Gary Garcia

You can combine all the great achievements of humankind -- the Great Wall, the Mona Lisa, the Pyramids of Giza, the collective works of every well-known composer -- and all of it together still pales in comparison to this treasure.

While Spinal Tap was a manufactured mock-band, they actually did have a couple of tunes that were decent and this was one of them.

Fucking hilarious, too.

The original Spinal Tap.

The first true grindcore tune.

My first exposure to this song came via a very unlikely means of being introduced to Ani Difranco: The National Football League used it as part of an ad campaign during the 1999 season.

The commercial featured clips of various running backs -- all of whom wore the number 32 on their jerseys, whil...

I've commented on this song several times in the past. After I posted, I never felt the comments were worthy of the song, so I always ended up deleting them. It's too epic for words.