Who Made Who was made for Stephen King's B-movie "Maximum Overdrive". The movie is about a week in which machines and automobiles gain independent thought and rebel against their human creators and users (particularly the big trucks which go after people). King was a big fan of AC/DC, so he decided to make the whole soundtrack AC/DC. Which is why if you get the Who Made Who album, there are some songs from a few years ago (like Hell's Bells).
So obviously this song is about a machine rebellion against humans and the battle between the two.
The best thing about this song was the music video. It had some robots bringing Angus Young "to life" ala Frankenstein, and the band performs in a big space on what looks like a spaceship/lab. A little cheesy, but very fun.
@Baller Fear Factory missed the boat by a few years ... otherwise would have been a great choice to write songs for this album (considering their general machine vs man themes throughout many of their songs).
@Baller Fear Factory missed the boat by a few years ... otherwise would have been a great choice to write songs for this album (considering their general machine vs man themes throughout many of their songs).
People,
Who Made Who was made for Stephen King's B-movie "Maximum Overdrive". The movie is about a week in which machines and automobiles gain independent thought and rebel against their human creators and users (particularly the big trucks which go after people). King was a big fan of AC/DC, so he decided to make the whole soundtrack AC/DC. Which is why if you get the Who Made Who album, there are some songs from a few years ago (like Hell's Bells).
So obviously this song is about a machine rebellion against humans and the battle between the two.
The best thing about this song was the music video. It had some robots bringing Angus Young "to life" ala Frankenstein, and the band performs in a big space on what looks like a spaceship/lab. A little cheesy, but very fun.
@Baller Fear Factory missed the boat by a few years ... otherwise would have been a great choice to write songs for this album (considering their general machine vs man themes throughout many of their songs).
@Baller Fear Factory missed the boat by a few years ... otherwise would have been a great choice to write songs for this album (considering their general machine vs man themes throughout many of their songs).