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Hes 74 years old and singer in ac dc since 1980. Some of the bandmembers have to stop, old age, rematism so their +60years old kids replace them. Angus young on guitare is only 66 and have played from the start 1973
@@Steve_Gee74 What?? 🤨 That absolutely made no sense what so ever sense he's been driving his 4.5lter Bentley "Thunderguts" probably oiled up his vocal cords. NOW DUMB ASS JR. THE LET'S GET THE FACTS RIGHT SHALL WE? 1. WHEN SHE WAS DOING THE REACTION OF THIS VIDEO WHEN DID SHE EVER MENTION A 4.5LTER BENTLEY? 2. THE NAME OF THE SONG IS CALLED: THUNDER STRUCK NOT: THUNDER GUTS?? 3. DON'T DISRESPECT A MAN THAT SANG LIKE THAT WHEN HE STARTED & NOW HE'S A BILLIONAIRE ON THE RECORDS AND TOURS HE DID SO HIS VOCAL CORDS DON'T NEED TO BE OILED UP & IF THAT'S HIS REAL SINGING DEAL WITH IT IT'S NOT GOING TO CHANGE.
He’s not losing his voice, he lost his hearing. It’s been rehabilitated lately, because they’re in the studio making another album. He’s also 71 years old. 💪🏻 AC/DC is the highest selling, most successful hard rock band in history. This is why. They have an energy that can’t be replicated. They’re the best for a reason.
If he has the full uniform with the hat, it's just started. If the hat's already fallen off, they're about a quarter of the way through. The shirt comes off a little over halfway through, and when Angus has the devil horns you've hit the encore. This past tour the shirt came off less, though, and Angus just left it unbuttoned a lot.
He usually moons the crowd halfway thru during a solo while the other members are taking a break. He got in trouble a couple times for indecent exposure so now when he moons he leaves the boxer under ware up! lol
@@gabrieldascalu8301 which is technically right since they mostly only play Power Chords (although mostly in open positions : a5, e5, d5, g5, etc) Too bad they rock too much 😎
id say brian's voice was most powerful in the 90's during the razors edge tour. he had a really cool growl back then. you should check out those concerts. (anything from live at donington is awesome)
emettenett they were on fire on that tour for sure. It’s the only time I saw them live, but it’s the best concert I’ve been to. AC/DC is all about that steady rhythm section and those amazing guitars.
“I’m sick to death of people saying we’ve made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.” Angus young with one of rocks greatest quotes.
I went to their concert here in Fargo, ND 4 years ago and he could still belt that out and it was amazing. I pretty much sang along the whole the concert and blew out my voice for the better part of two weeks. Worth it.
Brian Johnson's voice embodies Rock. It's all about the heart and soul and letting it all hang out. That's why AC/DC is one of the greatest rock bands ever. It's all about the passion and they have it in spades.
AC/DC (Acca Dacca, in Australia) were formed in Sydney Australia in 1973. They performed their 1st concert at Chequers Nightclub in Sydney in 1973 in front of 350 people. There were more than 120,000 people at this concert.
@@amosparlin Because that's what we do in Australia. It's actually easier saying Acca Dacca than AC/DC. They are an Aussie band that we are very proud of.
May not have sung in the healthiest way, may be losing his voice because of this technique... but because of that, AC/DC achieved immortality that will live on forever through their songs. Could not have sung it any other way. 👍
I love Brian but AC/DC was legendary long before Bon died. I still go back and forth (sometimes hourly) about Brian... not wait, Bon... no, definitely Brian... but... BON! ;-)
M McBride Back in Black made them legendary. They did good albums before but was just starting to make it big after Highway to Hell. But wasn’t there yet. But the chain of events that happened next made them legendary and give everything after and before a shot in the arm. Bon dying got lots of attention. So when the band continued. All eyes were on them. A level of attention that would take many more years and a lot of luck and media attention also might only happen for pop groups. But the tregedy got all eyes on a rock band. Then AC/DC delivered with the greatest rock album of all time at the time more people was rooting for them not just rock fans. This boost pushed sales of Bons last album and their next album For those about to rock. Kind of the perfect storm that took them to the next level. Back in Black was so great in its own it has sold at a very high rate for 40 years to be the highest selling rock album ever and I think the second highest selling album of all time! They were worthy of legend status talent wise and would have got there before Brain. But at the time wasn’t there yet. They didn’t have the public awareness yet. I like both and don’t think one is better than the other. I like Brains style of power. Bon was more finesse but he has more charisma and stage presence. Both great talents!
dperry203 - I agree that they became more famous after "Back In Black" but fame doesn't equate to legendary status. By that definition Taylor Swift is 100 times more legendary than any great rock band. There are plenty of legendary musicians that never got famous. As a professional musician for over 35 years now, I actually think "Bon-era AC/DC" is superior to "Brian-era AC/DC" from the perspective of music. Almost every single album with Bon was a winner while, in my opinion, only "Back In Black" (actually written before Brian joined the band) and "For Those About To Rock" are worthwhile. I've bought everything they've ever released but, honestly, they've been releasing almost the exact same album since the mid-'80s. When I think of all their great songs I'd have to say that 95% of them are before "Flick Of The Switch". Again, just my opinion. Have a great weekend. Cheers.
Beth, I’ve been fortunate to see them six times in my life. Starting with Bon Scott on the tour when this album was brand new. Then to the Back In Black and the last time in the early 2000’s. Every single show was amazing. And that crowd bouncing is an event on it own! Love your channel. Love your reactions…..
Well said! Like everybody's one big organism. That's what a good rock concert feels like. Everybody becomes one and simply drinks in the music. Nothing beats a good show
His voice was actually pretty powerful considering he's been singing that way for 30 years, he was 62 years old at the time, he smokes and drinks, and Highway To Hell was the second last song.
You gave a great description of Brian Johnson's voice, "like scraping a rusty bucket." I've watched a few of your reactions now and I love how you bring in information from articles and interviews and you know a little bit about the performer going in. I don't really see anyone else doing that.
I've seen them many times but the most astonishing thing about ACDC is that this is their LIVE sound. It is so tight, so controlled it is almost studio but yet fully off the charts in terms of emotion. All. Time. Greats.
What’s so great of Brian I think is his rhythm. He really contributes to the overall swinging groove of the band. He makes the whole band sound better because of how he accents beats in the rhythm
That crowd though, absolutely incredible. These guys could probably set off an earthquake :) AC/DC always have high energy connection with the audience.
Interesting analysis, and would love to hear Bon Scott's (rest in peace) version of the song (the original) analyzed too. I know, I know, you're always getting more requests in the comments, and you can't just focus on one specific genre, but just throwing it out there in case there's ever a chance :P By the way, I recommend listening to what Brian Johnson's singing back when he was in Geordie before joining AC/DC. He used distortion and high notes much more sparingly, and you actually get to hear him sing cleanly in his mid-range. I kinda wish AC/DC didn't make him abandon that because he could be extremely expressive. While I'll always love Johnson's personal, rough style, there's no doubt that in his most recent tours he was struggling to sing the older catalog of AC/DC. It's hard, because as a fan, you kind of expect him to do what he's always done, but also if that damages his voice, is it really right to expect it?
Ii you haven't already: *you really need to react to the previous AC/DC singer, Bon Scott!* He had such a cool voic as well, any very different from Brian Johnson. You could do a reaction of Highway to Hell sung by him for example. :D To better compare the two voices.
Brian has been able to keep up because he lets the amplification be the huge part of his voice, if you heard him sing without a mic you would understand that his voice is really quiet. Its the only way he has been able to do it for this long. He has his Technic down to a fine art and it works for him and like you said Beth people are built differently. Dio was one of the best singers of all time and did the same thing smoked a joint and drank a beer and he was good to go. Crazy but True
This brings back a lot of memories. I have never cried while on gig but when Highway to hell started on Helsinki concert I shead some tears of happiness.
Watching this during quarantine in The States. Seeing that crowd, watching the fun, and remembering how the world was just a few short months ago. It’s just jarring how different life is now. A sigh, and a shrug is all I can muster anymore. 😕😢
Here's the thing as well... Brian at the time of this concert was 62 years old, been singing with AC/DC for 29 years, AND this was the 18th song of the show. The fact that it sounds as good as it does is utterly amazing.
Now that you've covered AC/DC with Brian Johnson i would really like to see a video on AC/DC with Bon Scott, songs such as "Let there be rock", "Whole Lotta Rosie" or "High Voltage".
I agree. My favorite Bon Scott performance is ‘It’s a long Way to the Top (If You Want to Rock and Roll). That video with him playing those bagpipes is classic.
Another thing to keep in mind is that this song was one of the last ones on the setlist (that means he had already sang 2 hours straight before this number).
I've also heard that one of the reasons Brian is retiring, is because of his hearing loss, due to the fact that he has never used used ear protection. Not surprising with the 80's mantra "if it's too loud, you're too old". This put's so much emphasis on the importance of ear protection for musicians in general, not just singers. Please stay healthy, we love your contributions!
Hi Beth listen to Bon Scott singing with AC/DC back in the early 1970's if you enjoyed Brian Johnsons performance you will absolutely love Bon as he is one heck of a singer with a great vocal range. Songs to listen to " Shot down in flames" and " Night Prowler".
I think everyone forgets they're all in their mid to late 60s by now and have played for probably 30-40 years or so they're knocking on abit but still go like lightning and sound like thunder rock n roll never dies 🤘🤘
Serious question - why don't accents come through when singing? On that theme could I suggest a very Australian accent: John Farnham - Help (LIVE with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
I think it's because the increased air flow that's necessary to sing, cancels out the subtleties found in an accent. Similar to how you can't tell an accent when some one laughs or screams.
I appreciate the reaction, but could we get more insight on his vocals? What's he doing? Why does it sound like that? Why is it not healthy? How could he improve his technique?
Brian Johnson was at his best when they made their first album with him, which was Back in Black. He said he just came in for the audition and just screamed it as loud as he could, and got the job...the rest is history!!!
Love Brian's voice! With him you feel he needs a break to rest his voice. If you check out his rendition of Back In Black with Muse at the Reading festival a couple of years ago you'll hear his voice back to it's best.
PATRIOTIC RockaRoller I agree. He’s been grunting and half growling every song since. Back in Black was the peak of his vocal skills and everything since then has been a grind. Not knocking Brian, but he lost his high range in the early 80’s and it’s been painful to listen to him live since. I saw saw him live in Austin Texas in the mid 80’s and his voice was shot .... Angus and the band were brilliant though ...
@@johnnyfever4966 Yeah. Doing the Back in Black in the studio, then touring, the doing For those about to rock, and touring that album, then Flick of the switch, and touring. By Fly on the wall, Brian's voice was gone and it he sounded like a heavy smoker who had recently quit. And really, after Flick of the switch, acdc's sound changed. Not much. But just enough to where it's noticeable. Sound? Change? What do you mean? Well I mean that fat sound in the guitars was gone. You can barely hear what the guitars on doing on fly on the wall, and it just sounds like a couple guys who can't play guitar. The album was poorly produced. And the live sound was cleaner and a little bit softer, like I said, not by much though. Listen to jailbreak live in 1985, then listen to Let there be rock live in landover 1981. You'll know what I'm talking about. You'll be able to hear malcolm clear as day on let there be rock. And you'll only be able to hear malcolm when Angus isn't playing.
YES! FINALLY AC/DC!!! I've been waiting for an AC/DC reaction 😁 but you should react to "AC/DC Shoot to Thrill Live at Donington" (when Brian's voice was at it's best) or "Geordie Goodbye Love German TV" (when brian sang differently)
"There are reports that he's losing his voice singing this way…" yeah, but he keeps getting it back. Brian's raspy off pitch voice was not good at all in the later eighties from shouting a lot, but he was good again on Razors Edge and Stiff Upper Lip. He's basically a regular guy you could talk to at a pub. There's a video here of hm interviewing Robert Plant at his country home!
Gotta react to some of the founders of heavy metal. Deep purple child in time live 1970 shows the talent of Ian Gillan, who is arguably one of the best rock singers of all time
What ever you guys says but this is none other than AC/DC. There is no denying that his voice is one piece and included in highest sold album of all time, that means people love it.
Hello there pretty lady. So happy to be back to your channel. I do not know how Brian's voice can take this abuse. In this band - Angus was always one of my favorites plus Bon Scott back when he was alive.... This band has been around for a long, long time. AND they still sell albums, CD's, and tickets.... Take CARE
im old enough and lucky enough to have grown up when these bands were just getting out there. Early FM radio, fast cars, and hearing everything from ac/dc to zep to motley crue.
This was the night River Plate Stadium “rocked the world” & featured what would have to be the world’s largest ever mosh pit 🤘😈🤘🎸🎸🎸 Seeing them live is like going to hard rock heaven 🔥🔥🔥
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Please react to Norah Jones "I don't know why I didn't come "
React ACDc when Bon Scott was the singer
Hes 74 years old and singer in ac dc since 1980. Some of the bandmembers have to stop, old age, rematism so their +60years old kids replace them. Angus young on guitare is only 66 and have played from the start 1973
Original video????? wrong link?
Rock and Blues is Universal!!!
Argentina has a lot of problems, but you can't deny....they know how to rock
Los argentinos son un publico muy apasionado, yo creo que son los mejores. Saludos desde Argentina
@@Leonardo-cv8kh falta poner los argentinos son los mejores del mundo, saludos desde argentina :/
Esta es la fila para decir que somos el mejor público del mundo? Ahre.
Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, the 3 most metal countries in Latin America.
@@bhutchin1996 Also Chile, look to Iron Maiden En Vivo! Live in Santiago.
"his voice sounds like scraping a rusty bucket" - most accurate description I have ever heard
what about Dave mustaine then lool
Well driving his old 4.5ltr Bentley "Thunderguts" probably oiled his vocal cords too
@@Steve_Gee74
What?? 🤨
That absolutely made no sense what so ever sense he's been driving his 4.5lter Bentley "Thunderguts" probably oiled up his vocal cords.
NOW DUMB ASS JR.
THE LET'S GET THE FACTS RIGHT SHALL WE?
1. WHEN SHE WAS DOING THE REACTION OF THIS VIDEO WHEN DID SHE EVER MENTION A 4.5LTER BENTLEY?
2. THE NAME OF THE SONG IS CALLED:
THUNDER STRUCK
NOT:
THUNDER GUTS??
3. DON'T DISRESPECT A MAN THAT SANG LIKE THAT WHEN HE STARTED & NOW HE'S A BILLIONAIRE ON THE RECORDS AND TOURS HE DID SO HIS VOCAL CORDS DON'T NEED TO BE OILED UP & IF THAT'S HIS REAL SINGING DEAL WITH IT IT'S NOT GOING TO CHANGE.
Scraping a rusty bucket .... 🤔.... Perfect description of a love session with my ol' lady 😳
He’s not losing his voice, he lost his hearing. It’s been rehabilitated lately, because they’re in the studio making another album. He’s also 71 years old. 💪🏻 AC/DC is the highest selling, most successful hard rock band in history. This is why. They have an energy that can’t be replicated. They’re the best for a reason.
I love ACDC but the Rolling Stones have more clout...
oso428 Mmmmm i dont think thats true. Just checked spotify and ACDC have a million more monthly listeners.
@Derek B I think Queen fans would have a thing or two to say about that and Led Zeppelin fans
@@jakedoinstuff6941 put them in live concert and we will see who shake stadium the most
@@realino1161 Two words: Live Aid
Brian Johnson is 71 years and and still rocking
Imagine he's turning 72 on 5'th October
Huge respect 🤘🏻❤️🎶
He is actually not "rocking" any more. His hearing is shot and so he can't perform any more.
@@shaitanlavey he's had surgery done and has performed live since
Just came by to say It's 5th October .... Happy 72th birthday Brian Johnson ❤️❤️
@@vuitheirt4704 Too bad it was after getting Axl Rose to ruin a tour...
@@shaitanlavey ☹
Here's a little AC/DC joke: How can you tell how far along an AC/DC concert is? By how much clothing Angus (their lead guitarist) has on.
Nice
its not a joke really, more like a fact hahah
@@unclebob2792 True hahaha
If he has the full uniform with the hat, it's just started. If the hat's already fallen off, they're about a quarter of the way through. The shirt comes off a little over halfway through, and when Angus has the devil horns you've hit the encore. This past tour the shirt came off less, though, and Angus just left it unbuttoned a lot.
He usually moons the crowd halfway thru during a solo while the other members are taking a break. He got in trouble a couple times for indecent exposure so now when he moons he leaves the boxer under ware up! lol
I was at that show here in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Amazing show, amazing voice.
yo tambien bro.... alto alto alto show... mejor publico del mundo...
un ARGENTINO estuvo x ACÁ!!! 🤘
otro argentino mas papa
That crowd was insane.
ooh it is then, I recognize the stadium great place for shows!.
You can tell she wants to criticize him for his awful technique; but then she remembers it's AC/DC, and it's virtually impossible to criticize AC/DC
Simon Whitmarsh-Knight sooooooooooooooo true
And it's a crime
I remember when AC/DC was a controversial punk rock band, now they're just as mainstream as any other rock band.
@@drkjk lmao ACDC never liked to be called punk rock.
@@gabrieldascalu8301 which is technically right since they mostly only play Power Chords (although mostly in open positions : a5, e5, d5, g5, etc)
Too bad they rock too much 😎
“It’s like scraping a rusty bucket.”
You’re God damn right it is, and it rocks.
Long live ACDC
I wish I can sing like I'm scraping a rusty bucket. :)
Hahahaha, awesome comment! I'll take a rusty bucket any day!
id say brian's voice was most powerful in the 90's during the razors edge tour. he had a really cool growl back then. you should check out those concerts. (anything from live at donington is awesome)
emettenett they were on fire on that tour for sure. It’s the only time I saw them live, but it’s the best concert I’ve been to.
AC/DC is all about that steady rhythm section and those amazing guitars.
That's because Chris Slade brought the band out of a rut and was the best drummer they had 😞🙏🏼 dont @ me
@Outlaw Torn. Is that why Malcolm got rid of him, because he is the best lol
I agree. Saw them in 1996 in Mexico. It was the Ballbreaker tour. My first rock concert ever btw. He was on fire!
polarbread bootlegs from Japan in the early 80s. That when Brian sounded best
“I’m sick to death of people saying we’ve made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.” Angus young with one of rocks greatest quotes.
Brian is unreal. To think he’s been singing like that for ever is just unreal. Legend
Brian Johnson is also a super nice guy in person, really friendly and chill.
AcydDrop I’ve heard it too. But I think all Ac/Dc members are completely down to earth.
AcydDrop linda desde Argentina besos y abrazos amiga 😗😘😍💪✌❤❤❤😷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷😷😷😷❤👍😎😍😲
Beth is the type of person you want to take to a concert because she seems like she would just have a blast.
I went to their concert here in Fargo, ND 4 years ago and he could still belt that out and it was amazing. I pretty much sang along the whole the concert and blew out my voice for the better part of two weeks. Worth it.
Brian Johnson's voice embodies Rock. It's all about the heart and soul and letting it all hang out. That's why AC/DC is one of the greatest rock bands ever. It's all about the passion and they have it in spades.
AC/DC (Acca Dacca, in Australia) were formed in Sydney Australia in 1973. They performed their 1st concert at Chequers Nightclub in Sydney in 1973 in front of 350 people. There were more than 120,000 people at this concert.
Thank you for the information sir, but why it become "acca dacca" ?
@@amosparlin Because that's what we do in Australia. It's actually easier saying Acca Dacca than AC/DC. They are an Aussie band that we are very proud of.
Brian's still sounds fuckin great even after nearly 4 decades with the band
Imagine 40 years of screaming on stage and still sounding this good. Mind-blowing
May not have sung in the healthiest way, may be losing his voice because of this technique... but because of that, AC/DC achieved immortality that will live on forever through their songs. Could not have sung it any other way. 👍
I love Brian but AC/DC was legendary long before Bon died. I still go back and forth (sometimes hourly) about Brian... not wait, Bon... no, definitely Brian... but... BON! ;-)
M McBride Back in Black made them legendary. They did good albums before but was just starting to make it big after Highway to Hell. But wasn’t there yet. But the chain of events that happened next made them legendary and give everything after and before a shot in the arm. Bon dying got lots of attention. So when the band continued. All eyes were on them. A level of attention that would take many more years and a lot of luck and media attention also might only happen for pop groups. But the tregedy got all eyes on a rock band. Then AC/DC delivered with the greatest rock album of all time at the time more people was rooting for them not just rock fans. This boost pushed sales of Bons last album and their next album For those about to rock. Kind of the perfect storm that took them to the next level. Back in Black was so great in its own it has sold at a very high rate for 40 years to be the highest selling rock album ever and I think the second highest selling album of all time! They were worthy of legend status talent wise and would have got there before Brain. But at the time wasn’t there yet. They didn’t have the public awareness yet.
I like both and don’t think one is better than the other. I like Brains style of power. Bon was more finesse but he has more charisma and stage presence. Both great talents!
I mean, the mans in his 70's, after living an ACDC life for the last few decades...
Loosing his voice? True but he's also 71 so he's done alright! As well as becoming a multi millionaire lol
dperry203 - I agree that they became more famous after "Back In Black" but fame doesn't equate to legendary status. By that definition Taylor Swift is 100 times more legendary than any great rock band. There are plenty of legendary musicians that never got famous. As a professional musician for over 35 years now, I actually think "Bon-era AC/DC" is superior to "Brian-era AC/DC" from the perspective of music. Almost every single album with Bon was a winner while, in my opinion, only "Back In Black" (actually written before Brian joined the band) and "For Those About To Rock" are worthwhile. I've bought everything they've ever released but, honestly, they've been releasing almost the exact same album since the mid-'80s. When I think of all their great songs I'd have to say that 95% of them are before "Flick Of The Switch". Again, just my opinion. Have a great weekend. Cheers.
Beth, I’ve been fortunate to see them six times in my life. Starting with Bon Scott on the tour when this album was brand new. Then to the Back In Black and the last time in the early 2000’s. Every single show was amazing. And that crowd bouncing is an event on it own! Love your channel. Love your reactions…..
That was Malcolm's last tour, I was fortunate enough to see him live before he passed
RIP, legend
Malcolm 💜🤘RIP
The crowd at an AC/DC concert is like a beating heart.
I could listen to Beth talk all day....her voice is amazing
The best crowd ever in Argentina.. Thank you girl.. 🇦🇷
My absolute favorite live performance by AC/DC to listen to. I loved how they went down a little bit with the tuning, it really fit the songs
Brian's voice sounds like a buzzsaw. And I love it!
Well said! Like everybody's one big organism. That's what a good rock concert feels like. Everybody becomes one and simply drinks in the music. Nothing beats a good show
His voice was actually pretty powerful considering he's been singing that way for 30 years, he was 62 years old at the time, he smokes and drinks, and Highway To Hell was the second last song.
You gave a great description of Brian Johnson's voice, "like scraping a rusty bucket." I've watched a few of your reactions now and I love how you bring in information from articles and interviews and you know a little bit about the performer going in. I don't really see anyone else doing that.
now the same with Bon Scott please.
Yeah!
Yess!!
Bon Scott please
Bon Scott was the real deal!
I've seen them many times but the most astonishing thing about ACDC is that this is their LIVE sound. It is so tight, so controlled it is almost studio but yet fully off the charts in terms of emotion. All. Time. Greats.
There’s something really endearing and hilarious about watching a sweet, charming, smily girl with nice hair grinning and mini-headbanging to AC/DC.
AC/DC is pretty soft compared to the Archspire video she reacted to 2 months ago.
If you see a "girl" here, you're either blind or gay ;-)
Malte vdH Sorry what?
@@hutchmusician 9gag rule, no girl exists on the internet.
Lmao
Sushant Pradhan Obvious virgin is obvious. Also it’s a 4chan rule.
What’s so great of Brian I think is his rhythm. He really contributes to the overall swinging groove of the band. He makes the whole band sound better because of how he accents beats in the rhythm
That crowd though, absolutely incredible. These guys could probably set off an earthquake :) AC/DC always have high energy connection with the audience.
Brian Johnson is one of the best rock singers out there.
you should give Bon Scott his fair dues. the early years of acdc with Bon is where it's at. love your channel
I was in that concert at River Plate stadium!! It was amazing and unforgettable!!!
Interesting analysis, and would love to hear Bon Scott's (rest in peace) version of the song (the original) analyzed too. I know, I know, you're always getting more requests in the comments, and you can't just focus on one specific genre, but just throwing it out there in case there's ever a chance :P
By the way, I recommend listening to what Brian Johnson's singing back when he was in Geordie before joining AC/DC. He used distortion and high notes much more sparingly, and you actually get to hear him sing cleanly in his mid-range. I kinda wish AC/DC didn't make him abandon that because he could be extremely expressive.
While I'll always love Johnson's personal, rough style, there's no doubt that in his most recent tours he was struggling to sing the older catalog of AC/DC. It's hard, because as a fan, you kind of expect him to do what he's always done, but also if that damages his voice, is it really right to expect it?
Love it. Amazing a bunch of 20 year olds rocking to guys in their 60’s. Awesome
Ii you haven't already: *you really need to react to the previous AC/DC singer, Bon Scott!* He had such a cool voic as well, any very different from Brian Johnson. You could do a reaction of Highway to Hell sung by him for example. :D To better compare the two voices.
The late great Lemmy said when Bon sang he sounded like he was having sex
One man's opinion: Both good, but I think Johnson has much more energy in his delivery.
@@sabancuz6871 True... Bon WAS sex... i think that was the main difference... Brian is great - nothing said, but Bon is and will allways be Bon.
Evaluating Brian's voice from when he was younger and on one of the songs he recorded would be better. Like one of the videos for Back In Black.
You shouldn’t compere 2 Legends!
Brian has been able to keep up because he lets the amplification be the huge part of his voice, if you heard him sing without a mic you would understand that his voice is really quiet. Its the only way he has been able to do it for this long. He has his Technic down to a fine art and it works for him and like you said Beth people are built differently. Dio was one of the best singers of all time and did the same thing smoked a joint and drank a beer and he was good to go. Crazy but True
What a legend, greatest voice in rock history!
Beth feels music to her core!!! She just freaking rocks!!! 🤘😆🤘 Her happiness makes me happy!! Bless you...you sweet headbanging angel
This brings back a lot of memories. I have never cried while on gig but when Highway to hell started on Helsinki concert I shead some tears of happiness.
It'll be cool to see you analyse Ozzy's voice in Snowblind when Sabbath did their final performance. The concert is called "The End"
Did Ozzy in Sabbath but from Paris 1970 if you're interested :) th-cam.com/video/A02dRqGc7tA/w-d-xo.html
Watching this during quarantine in The States. Seeing that crowd, watching the fun, and remembering how the world was just a few short months ago. It’s just jarring how different life is now. A sigh, and a shrug is all I can muster anymore. 😕😢
Phil Rudd is a drum legend love his solid beats 🎸😎
Here's the thing as well... Brian at the time of this concert was 62 years old, been singing with AC/DC for 29 years, AND this was the 18th song of the show. The fact that it sounds as good as it does is utterly amazing.
Would absolutely love to see you to a reaction to Jimmy Barnes! Aussie rock royalty with an almost unrivalled rasp and edge to his voice ❤
Beth, I love your show. You are adorable and your voice is like an angel. You seem to enjoy the performers that are being highlighted.
Now that you've covered AC/DC with Brian Johnson i would really like to see a video on AC/DC with Bon Scott, songs such as "Let there be rock", "Whole Lotta Rosie" or "High Voltage".
I agree. My favorite Bon Scott performance is ‘It’s a long Way to the Top (If You Want to Rock and Roll). That video with him playing those bagpipes is classic.
@@jerrytaylor4078 It is for sure!
And don't forget that Bon Scott originally sung on "Highway to Hell" as well ;-)
Hold up! "Shot down in flames" or "highway to hell" for Bon
I was born in Argentina. Here we rock for real... we are the best crowd to rock!!! i love your videos by the way!!!
Soul Stripper with Bon Scott, gotta love that song! But really, Bon was a legend, though I love Brian too.
He has held that voice for FORTY years. He's not making his voice do that. That IS his voice.
'he came up from the depths of hell' - or as the rest of the world calls it, Australia.
He's English. You're thinking of Bon Scott, the original singer that died.
@@FrowningIke Their are ALL UK emigrants. Educate yourself.
i laughed
Angus Young is Scottish actually.
Another thing to keep in mind is that this song was one of the last ones on the setlist (that means he had already sang 2 hours straight before this number).
"Look at that bouncing crowd" love that... That's Argentinian crowd on any rock concert...
that is an Argentinian crowd even at a Barry Manilow concert
AC/DC has to be the most ageless band yet. They have been huge for so many years and people from young to old all enjoy their music.
He struggled with his voice in the later 90s and early 2000s but it has been very strong more recently.
Imagine singing like that for every word, of every song, every day for the past 40 years. How is that humanly possible?
It would be cool to do 1 with Bon Scott ( original AC/DC singer) now. Love his voice too. Completely unique voice.
One of my favorite song and band. his voice is one of the most distinctive voice ive ever heard.
Should be very interesting to watch your analyse on Blackie Lawless 's voice from W.A.S.P.
very good suggestion , the first time i've heard " Cries in the night " i've had fucking goosebumps
That would be great, hard to find a good quality live video though.
The Raging Storm is one of his strongest vocal performances among many others to pick from. Those high notes!
His voice have changed radically since 1981. There is a post on TH-cam comparing his voice then and now and you can really tell the difference.
It’s safe to say Brian’s voice has taken a beating over the years, But for some reason it still works in the context of AC/DC
I just wanna say that Beth is adorable. Really enjoyable videos, full of musically interesting comments. Keep rocking, Beth!!!
Greetings from argentina! 🤟🤟 i was that night😈
I've also heard that one of the reasons Brian is retiring, is because of his hearing loss, due to the fact that he has never used used ear protection. Not surprising with the 80's mantra "if it's too loud, you're too old". This put's so much emphasis on the importance of ear protection for musicians in general, not just singers. Please stay healthy, we love your contributions!
Really can’t believe you didn’t do Bon Scott version
New life goal: go to a rock concert with Beth. 🤘😆🤘
She looks so fun to hang with. Her joy is infectious
If we're checking out rasp, we need a Axl rose breakdown now. Love to see a live version from GN'R.
Released one this morning! :) th-cam.com/video/sP6PJqBM1Vk/w-d-xo.html
I love how she couldn't help but rock out a bit. Good on you Beth
You should analyze Bon Scott’s vocals on If You Want Blood (You got it) or Riff Raff
Hi Beth listen to Bon Scott singing with AC/DC back in the early 1970's if you enjoyed Brian Johnsons performance you will absolutely love Bon as he is one heck of a singer with a great vocal range.
Songs to listen to " Shot down in flames" and " Night Prowler".
You should review Geordie's house of the rising sun, that Brian Johnsons earlier band and may one of the best vocal performances in rock history!
I think everyone forgets they're all in their mid to late 60s by now and have played for probably 30-40 years or so they're knocking on abit but still go like lightning and sound like thunder rock n roll never dies 🤘🤘
Serious question - why don't accents come through when singing? On that theme could I suggest a very Australian accent: John Farnham - Help (LIVE with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
Cause it sound cool..
I think it's because the increased air flow that's necessary to sing, cancels out the subtleties found in an accent. Similar to how you can't tell an accent when some one laughs or screams.
The voice from Brian is the real deal !!! (love from Sweden)...
AC/DC has always been my favorite band and it makes me smile seeing you enjoy it too!
Thats rock n roll and one of the best bands since the 70's.
I appreciate the reaction, but could we get more insight on his vocals?
What's he doing? Why does it sound like that? Why is it not healthy? How could he improve his technique?
Shes just apreciatte this music!!!! It is ACDC!!!!! Real rock n roll effect!!!
Nah
Brian Johnson was at his best when they made their first album with him, which was Back in Black. He said he just came in for the audition and just screamed it as loud as he could, and got the job...the rest is history!!!
Beth, you're into evil, you're a friend of mine😄
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Love Brian's voice! With him you feel he needs a break to rest his voice. If you check out his rendition of Back In Black with Muse at the Reading festival a couple of years ago you'll hear his voice back to it's best.
"There are reports that he is losing his voice"
My guy, Brian blew out his voice on the Flick of the Switch tour in 1983. 😂😂
PATRIOTIC RockaRoller I agree. He’s been grunting and half growling every song since. Back in Black was the peak of his vocal skills and everything since then has been a grind. Not knocking Brian, but he lost his high range in the early 80’s and it’s been painful to listen to him live since. I saw saw him live in Austin Texas in the mid 80’s and his voice was shot .... Angus and the band were brilliant though ...
@@johnnyfever4966 Yeah. Doing the Back in Black in the studio, then touring, the doing For those about to rock, and touring that album, then Flick of the switch, and touring. By Fly on the wall, Brian's voice was gone and it he sounded like a heavy smoker who had recently quit. And really, after Flick of the switch, acdc's sound changed. Not much. But just enough to where it's noticeable. Sound? Change? What do you mean? Well I mean that fat sound in the guitars was gone. You can barely hear what the guitars on doing on fly on the wall, and it just sounds like a couple guys who can't play guitar. The album was poorly produced. And the live sound was cleaner and a little bit softer, like I said, not by much though. Listen to jailbreak live in 1985, then listen to Let there be rock live in landover 1981. You'll know what I'm talking about. You'll be able to hear malcolm clear as day on let there be rock. And you'll only be able to hear malcolm when Angus isn't playing.
YES! FINALLY AC/DC!!! I've been waiting for an AC/DC reaction 😁 but you should react to "AC/DC Shoot to Thrill Live at Donington" (when Brian's voice was at it's best) or "Geordie Goodbye Love German TV" (when brian sang differently)
"There are reports that he's losing his voice singing this way…" yeah, but he keeps getting it back.
Brian's raspy off pitch voice was not good at all in the later eighties from shouting a lot, but he was good again on Razors Edge and Stiff Upper Lip. He's basically a regular guy you could talk to at a pub. There's a video here of hm interviewing Robert Plant at his country home!
Ya you won't see another singer like this dude anytime soon. He's just too much rock!
Gotta react to some of the founders of heavy metal. Deep purple child in time live 1970 shows the talent of Ian Gillan, who is arguably one of the best rock singers of all time
Hey! Here is my reaction to Deep Purple: th-cam.com/video/LZwuzxt341Y/w-d-xo.html
What ever you guys says but this is none other than AC/DC. There is no denying that his voice is one piece and included in highest sold album of all time, that means people love it.
Yeahhhh Now should react to AC DC with Bon Scott
“His voice is like scraping a rusty bucket.” Probably one of the funniest compliments I’ve ever heard
You need to react to AC/DC's Shake a Leg! that's Brian most epic performance
Agreed!!!!!
Hello there pretty lady. So happy to be back to your channel. I do not know how Brian's voice can take this abuse. In this band - Angus was always one of my favorites plus Bon Scott back when he was alive.... This band has been around for a long, long time. AND they still sell albums, CD's, and tickets.... Take CARE
I thought Brian was losing his hearing, not his voice?
I've seen AC/DC 5 times in 3 countries. They put on fantastic shows.
Losing his hearing. His voice still the same.
im old enough and lucky enough to have grown up when these bands were just getting out there. Early FM radio, fast cars, and hearing everything from ac/dc to zep to motley crue.
A special request for this artwork ( NIGHTWISH - "The Greatest Show On Earth" (Live @ Tampere) !!
thanks for listening
This was the night River Plate Stadium “rocked the world” & featured what would have to be the world’s largest ever mosh pit 🤘😈🤘🎸🎸🎸 Seeing them live is like going to hard rock heaven 🔥🔥🔥