Dog Eat Dog - AC/DC - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Scottish-born brothers Malcolm Young and Angus Young came hurtling onto the Australian scene like a fireball in the early 1970s with AC/DC, supplying a blistering jolt of power in the form of high-energy rock topped with blues-indebted riffs. Their 1975 debut High Voltage was unleashed to critical acclaim but they soon began to grow weary of corporate "business man" figures in the music industry, pouring these bad vibes into great tunes like "Dog Eat Dog." This thundering headbanger takes aim at Atlantic Records' decision to cut their subsequent LP Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap out of the American market, delivering their hell-bent message with the ferocious rebellion of which they became known. “Dog Eat Dog” was released as the first single from AC/DC's fourth studio LP Let There Be Rock, which was the band's first LP to showcase their now instantly identifiable lightning bolt logo, housed on the international version.