In my opinion, only you and the singer have that AC / DC vibe, those movements and so on. And the rhythm and bass guitars .. in my opinion it's too stiff and not like Malcolm or Cliff. Your guitar playing is amazing, Kyle! You did a great job! I really enjoy watching your movies and I usually look forward to them. You can see you love AC / DC and me too! Rock on!
I think Bobby really sums it up perfectly at 11:10. The band knows we're not the real AC/DC and nor are we trying to be. They just uphold the spirit of AC/DC. And that's what really matters. Just 5 regular guys who are fans of the band on stage playing for the people. Flat, sharp, right, wrong, or indifferent. :)
@@KyleTheGuitarGuy From The Song Let There Be Rock, You Made An Awesome Guitar Solo Just Like Angus Did At Donington In 1991. I’m Really Impressed! Great Job Kyle!
I've got a video on that already: th-cam.com/video/WYxQwvUgIYU/w-d-xo.html Probably not gonna touch it again though because Mal's tone in 2009 was kinda trash. His dementia already set in far enough that he didn't play like himself and was overall just weak.
I notice that for the solos you didn't do nothing, like volume knob rolling or anything. Is that or the sound guy was activating a booster or something like that?
Actually I did roll my volume up and down for each solo. I usually sat around 7 for rhythm and then 10 for solos. But that's mainly for saturation, not a volume boost. The sound guy will typically raise the volume of the lead guitar coming out of the PA during the solos.
I have one video on my channel where I played Mal in a show. Filled in with another band. Gonna have a few more shows with them in August so those will probably get posted as well, so be on the lookout for that.
@@Random_name838 extra camera angle. Someone else recorded it so figured I would mix up the visual whenever I could. Keeps it from being totally stale and stagnant the entire time.
Another great job filling in Kyle! We had a blast with ya.
Awesome entertainer’s
From your bedroom to playing to big clubs and a cannon!..excellent!
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the girls from Ahead wanted with Kyle :b
In my opinion, only you and the singer have that AC / DC vibe, those movements and so on. And the rhythm and bass guitars .. in my opinion it's too stiff and not like Malcolm or Cliff. Your guitar playing is amazing, Kyle! You did a great job! I really enjoy watching your movies and I usually look forward to them. You can see you love AC / DC and me too! Rock on!
I think Bobby really sums it up perfectly at 11:10. The band knows we're not the real AC/DC and nor are we trying to be. They just uphold the spirit of AC/DC. And that's what really matters. Just 5 regular guys who are fans of the band on stage playing for the people. Flat, sharp, right, wrong, or indifferent. :)
@@KyleTheGuitarGuy From The Song Let There Be Rock, You Made An Awesome Guitar Solo Just Like Angus Did At Donington In 1991. I’m Really Impressed! Great Job Kyle!
absolutely great performance !!
Awesome brother
As always, outstanding performance brother!
I feel like the camera angle makes the place look bigger! Awesome show 🍻
Haha for sure! The wide angle lens as well definitely adds to it as well. Epic show.
amazing as always
I really think you can make a career out of this and do well for yourself. Absolutely Brilliant. Stay focused Dude.
Oh my god, why I wasn't there
Kyle are you coming to MN with them in October?
I will be indeed.
@@KyleTheGuitarGuy then I’ll be there
Could you, in the next video or so, try to replicate the Malcolm tone in River Plate 2009? Could be really interesting
I've got a video on that already: th-cam.com/video/WYxQwvUgIYU/w-d-xo.html
Probably not gonna touch it again though because Mal's tone in 2009 was kinda trash. His dementia already set in far enough that he didn't play like himself and was overall just weak.
I notice that for the solos you didn't do nothing, like volume knob rolling or anything. Is that or the sound guy was activating a booster or something like that?
Actually I did roll my volume up and down for each solo. I usually sat around 7 for rhythm and then 10 for solos. But that's mainly for saturation, not a volume boost. The sound guy will typically raise the volume of the lead guitar coming out of the PA during the solos.
Great video
P.S when you have live where you play like Malcolm
I have one video on my channel where I played Mal in a show. Filled in with another band. Gonna have a few more shows with them in August so those will probably get posted as well, so be on the lookout for that.
Ok, nice to hear
Was This Your Last Gig With Them
Yes this was my most recent show filling in for Tyler while he was on his honeymoon.
@@KyleTheGuitarGuy also why does it switch to an Audience cam during t.n.t.
@@Random_name838 extra camera angle. Someone else recorded it so figured I would mix up the visual whenever I could. Keeps it from being totally stale and stagnant the entire time.
@@KyleTheGuitarGuy oh ok