AC/DC - LIVE London, England, October 27, 1977 Full Concert (AI upscaled pro-shot)
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- AC/DC performing live at Golders Green Hippodrome, London, England, UK, on October 27, 1977 during the Let There Be Rock Tour.
Definitive restoriation of the pro-shot recording, upscaled with artificial intelligence and with soundboard audio upgrade.
00:00 - 1) Let There Be Rock
06:00 - 2) Problem Child
10:39 - 3) Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
14:56 - 4) Whole Lotta Rosie
20:31 - 5) Bad Boy Boogie*
26:02 - 6) Rocker
34:35 - 7) TNT*
*Audio from the original broadcast
T.N.T. video is a bit of a mess, maybe some bits of the broadcast were lost and someone tried to fix. I didn't find any source with the original version.
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The opening number alone rocks harder than most other bands’ entire careers. Astounding.
TOO true! Hello, GNR???
Timeless hits!!!
amen
@@Signal_Glow WHOOSH! I was talking to THEM!
@@Signal_Glow Seriously? GNR!!! They weren't even close!
They stepped in at the last minute for this show. The Alex Harvey Band were originally playing. The audience had no idea who AC/DC were. I grabbed two tickets outside the theatre - great show and I met Bon after.
Awesome! I'm guessing he was as cool in person as he was on stage???
Angus is off tap !
Get the hell out of here. No f'n way
@@kanegreenhatch1008 hard to find a more energetic AC/DC Performance than this one ,,Here they are Dialed up to 12 , only other few that come close are Colchester 1978 2 Doningtons 84 and 91 and River plate 2009
Dude, it's 2023 and this still kick ass. AC fckng DC
epic🤘
@@thovex 2024 and still blow bands and people of the stage. The Thunder from Down Under. Enough said. Cheers!
Although their greater success came after Bon died I will forever believe that this is AC/DC at their very best
True! And Bon is said to have had his fingers in some of the song writing for "Back In Black". This album was the carbon copy for anything that followed and nothing of that was really good. Bon is missing.
100% agreed Carmaine. Taking nothing away from the Brian Johnson era, who stated "I wasn't brought in to repalce Bon Scott. I'm here because Bon is here no more, except in spirit." (Rock and Roll Hall of fame acceptance speech) Rock on Bon!!!!
I agree !!!
There are many that think the same
Bon was AC-DC
99% of the audience had no idea what just hit them. The remaining 1% knew they were in the presence of legendary rock history..
That one percent was the girl with the long hair at 30:31 shaking it around in a circle!! She definitely knew it 😂
@@scottbistransky4682 And the Angus look-a-like on the balcony! :D
I heard this about European audiences and to watch this band just scorch the earth with killer, (and I imagine loud af) rock and roll and they give polite golf claps is amazing. I would have been going crazy dancing and such as a young lad listening to this in house.
Mate they were nailed to there seats ahahha! Boring af!
Spot on ;) And a great video!
Phil Rudd are playing a 4/4 on Let There Be Rock without missing a beat or tempo. He was a beast.
(most drummers are playing it in 2/4)..
For exercise as a drummer I play along in head in 4/4 and it is punishing. It is pretty long track with no breaks of any consequence for the drummer. Superb track to get the juices going. It gets better with age and this version is superb.
Great Call. Like a freight train.
I hate it, when they doing that. I had to play that son a few times and the eight notes on the Hihats were killing me! A lesson in endurance.
I don`t know how he managed it. Immense.
There isnt a ‘Hell Aint a Bad Place To Be’ live version better than this one. Bon Scott hitting the notes perfectly, its almost absurd how much of an incredible singer he was. This music will live on forever
Totally agree, the rhythm of this song and his voice doesn’t get much better🔥
..@@dallasmitchell6999 love his bagpipe performances too.....
Probably one of my fav songs from that Era Bon had ...I often wonder how it would have sounded if bon had hung around till the late 80s and 90s
These people have no idea how lucky they are/were, what I’d give to see them live like this
I saw them open for Aerosmith two years after this. Had never heard of them before. Obviously I was blown away (and they blew Aerosmith off the stage too).
Thank God for the Internet. Without it. My sons would have no idea what they missed out on. They don’t believe half my stories of my concert adventures.
My youngest is very interested in the classics. He learned to play “thunderstruck”. After I showed him the “let there be rock” concert video, that was on TH-cam. Now he is currently trying to learn “come as you are” by Nirvana. He also got “7 nation army” down. He is 13.
You know they were brought to the masses by the band KISS in 1976.
@@coyote8198 to americans
Whoever upscaled and fixed the video and audio deserves a fucking oscar !
F.. yeah
👍
If those were awarded based on merit he just might get one.
Something better, Oscars go to sell outs
100% agree with you!
It doesn't get much better than this, 40 minutes of give it all you got live, no nonsense, high energy playing. No autotune, no fancy effects, just loud, hard rocking, tight playing. AC/DC in their glorious heyday.
Well said mate, couldn't agree more 😈😈😈
Yessss You Right
Boomer moment
Yep, Angus once described his guitar sound as a Gibson plugged into a Marshall. When asked about effects pedals he said that he didn’t need them, he was the effect.
No! ✓✓¥° zgzwow stealitor LetGod giveit!
RIP Bon and Malcolm. This is ACDC! The greatest Stage Act in history! Look at Angus and Bon. I mean this is Rock n Roll at it's finest. Number one!
du hast voll recht. lebe bon und malcolm in ruhe. sie haben viel freude gemacht und werden immer in erinnerung bleiben
Angus is a fucking machine! Banging his head the ENTIRE show super energy
Doing so for 50-60 years. It’s a wonder he don’t have CTE. My head, and neck can’t take no more. I stopped banging my head over 30 years ago. Not because I grew old. Because I broke me neck 3 separate occasions. Diving, falling off a scaffold, and ramping a sea-doo so high I had to bail, or break my ankles.
I saws this exact concert in 1978 in Leeds, I was 20 years old now I'm 64, still the best live band I have ever seen, their energy, Bon Scott beyond good, what a story AC/DC best ever
I seen AC/DC 1980 Dane county coliseum, now the Alliant engery center... damn is all i can say and Rock On everyone..
Did you ever see Dr. Feel-good with Lee and Wilco? I'm 62. A Yank. Just "discovered them" through TH-cam and they seem like a powerful live act. Thoughts?
Pure rock straight out of the blocks.
@@michaellennon9427 I did - Feelgood were immense live. If you have not found it yet, check out their album 'Stupidity'. Is on here I think and that would be the Brilleaux and Johnson set up, too.
Angus was such a badass back in the day. How the hell do you play anything coherently while moving like he was?!
The Bon Scott years... Rock'n'roll perfection. Witnessing it in person was a personal privilege.
Ulster Hall in Belfast 1979 for me,what a treat
Two consecutive nights in Manchester '79. Like rock'n'roll magic.
anybody who was pumping rock ‘n’ roll between’76-‘79 i salute you☝🏻
Jealous!
Me too and I'll never forget how I got my butt blown away. What a band.....
When I first heard AC/DC I knew I could listen to them forever, greatest rock band ever.
deep purple , the who , zepplin , sabbath , early nugent ,zappa ,ten years after , jimi ,johnny winter jus sayin .
@@peterbetts858”jus sayin” yeah sayin bullshit lmao
@@hauntthechapel666 Yeah im getting quite a chuckle out of your comment too bud .
yeah but led zep already rightfully owns this title... still, ACDC would be (imo) the greatest TRUE and RAW rock band ever! this live performance proves it... what a show! and what display of testosterone! so great
@@peterbetts858a few of those are debatable on “band” first of all. Zeppelin is better and I think most would agree. Black Sabbath vs AC/DC is close but I think that comes down to personal preference. Sabbath a little deeper and AC/DC a little more pure rock. I wouldn’t knock anyone picking The Who over AC/DC but I think AC/DC has the edge
Watching this video gives you 10 years more of life 💪💪 2024!!
The real AC/DC with Bon Scott.
Much more blues rock because of his voice.
He'd the Devil's voice.
Damn straight. It really is amazing how much more raw energy they had with Bon.
@@scotty6124 Bon Scott was the man :)))
I'm 60 years old now, still love the 70s decade of music 🎶. AC/DC, Deep purple, Led Zeppelin, Status quo Black Sabbath
Unfortunately only memories now and thanks to the video we can still see this wonderful time in great music which is no longer with us and doubt it will ever be repeated.
Haven't heard much of Quo but I'll agree with the list, and add Free, Lizzy and Humble Pie.
Deep Purple The Who Sabbath Zep,Johnny Winter,Foghat,Jeff Beck all great '70's I saw US 1977 tour AC/DC met Bon Scott smoked a "hooter" with him He called it!
The 70s were the greatest decade of rock
☮
high energy rock´n roll. a singer with an incredible voice. a lead guitarist with the power of an electric chair. and a rhythm section that´s close to to perfection. they rocked the house.
Legend has it that Angus burned more calories in that single show than a mountaineer climbing the Himalayas for weeks to reach the summit.
Yes. I started seeing them in 1978. They blew Aerosmith off the stage. The crowd was bonkers, and the energy level was off the charts. No drugs or booze needed at all. Simply fantastic. I have seen them 7 times and in 1991 was in row 3 centre on the floor. Just wild. I miss Bon Scott. However, Brian Johnson is just great as well. Thanks very much for this.
I've been playing guitar since 1983. And some of Angus stuff is hard to play standing still and completely concentrating on what you're doing. And he plays clean and solid on a dead run. It's amazing to me.
Coke,is a hell of a drug
It may well be, you seem to know more about it than me
, but WTF has it got to do with Angus Young?@@Itsme-ni9jk
@@Itsme-ni9jkThe only "drugs" Angus did was English tea and chocolate. Maybe milk even. Get your facts straight.
@@ulisseslopez3738
Wrong again doofus !
Get real .that much energy doesn't come naturally fool
It's the anointing of the devil
It always amazed me how AC/DC sounded like they were in the studio even when they played live.
Why did it amaze you?
@@Michael-no6jw Because there aren't very many bands that can pull it off. AC/DC sounded like they made very few mistakes live. Even when Angus would play a different solo, it was great enough that it actually sounded like a different studio take. There were many sloppy bands live back in the 70's. Most notably.... Zeppelin. Don't get me wrong, I think live Zeppelin were great. I think AC/DC had a great sound system as well. The mixer did a fantastic job with the soundboard. Practice makes perfect.
@@richardheinz I agree.I saw Zeppelin at Madison square Garden in I believe 1973 and I didn't care for it.a lot of the songs I couldn't tell what song it was until Plant's Lyrics kicked it.everything was way off.
@@Michael-no6jw That's funny. Another reason why I think made AC/DC's live performances almost studio quality is Bon's voice always sounded strong. Many singers' voices tend to get tired and weak as the show goes on. I've heard singers today who's voices sound winded and they sound like they just finished jogging before grabbing the mic.
@@richardheinz Indeed.. he's sounds amazing and I suppose those fat ACDC riffs are just naturally satisfying and full sounding. I think their energy plays into it as well, and they all show up when they play.
Man AC/DC! No background singers, no trumpets, no violin players, no hammond organ, no extra show PURE Rock n Roll
Bagpipes! Bagpipes! I love the Bagpipes. AC/DC was First Rock Band to incorporate that. Is that the English in them? I heard an Irish Rock Band play with an accordion at an Irish Festival one time in Saratoga Springs, NY that were phenomenal. I wonder if they were local or from out of town. I wish I had a video phone then to have recorded the show.
The Bagpipes are Fuelled by Celtic DNA...Earth Soul Blues RocknRoll...
english...? @@michaelmikolissargalis6542
Life was so simple then.
I was there! Had NO idea who the band was but loved every minute. Blown away when Angus entered the balcony. Never to be forgotten 😊
I'm 65 years old and still jammin' to the best rock-n-roll band ever. AC/DC Rocks!!!!!!!!!!!
The best!!!
I am 54 Bro. Age doesn't matter. Who Cares if you are 65 or 6, appreciate the music budz!!! I also love BB King, Audioslave, G n R, and Kid FU#n Rock, and B.BKing. Rock does not care!!
Same.
jan 57 !!!
JAN 8194!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot just how good Bon was. This performance is so tight, energetic and on point. 🔊
Steve Perry said he was the only Singer that intimated him AC DC would open for journey in the mid seventies.
@@stubstoo6331 Bon was just amazing , Rip Bon !
bon was built for rock. there will never ever be another bon scott.
you know it was the best
Epic times ..this is SO GOOD 😎
What a performance!!!! Came out swinging from the start!!! I felt like I was 12 discovering AC/DC all over again!
The dude rocking with Angus at 30:58 is a harbinger of crowds to come for AC/DC.
Angus is a guitar maniac. How he played all those notes the way he moved around still baffles me. Simply an amazing talent. Long live rock and Angus.
Angus was amazing, he ran around like a chicken with its head cut off... i want to go see AC/DC now, best concert ✌ we where all higher then a kite that night, i think all of us where trying to be Angus
I remember Angus flying above our heads, now that was fricking awesome
Love how they all just stayed out of his way...
I'm exhausted just watching him play.
He’s simply possessed
AC/DC with Bonn Scott was just incredible!!!!!
The absolute best rock vocalist that’s ever been in my opinion, no one comes close!!!!
Simply unbeatable.
@@MrProdigious1 100% agree! The best of the best!
YES
I saw them in Houston many times. the BEST
This is this band at their peak for 1977, and they got even better with the more songs they wrote. Listening to this band is better than drinking coffee in the morning.
I think Brian picked up where Bon left off and did a great job all these years .Both of them are great .AcDc one of the greatest bands ever .
Angus is basically immortal as a mascot(and may be LITERALLY immortal). He was such a talented lead guitarist at such a young age(pun intended?) But he is so much more than technical proficiency. So much of his playing is texture; he has such a dirty, gritty, MEAN/cocky sound to his playing. And he has a humongous personality; who, then or now, has thought of getting on the edge balcony to shred??? He has been a great inspiration to me.
I love that description!
Listen to Dweezil Zappa on Beyond the Thunder podcast talking about Angus, especially the part about the solo on Squealer (underrated). Real eye opener.
@@1hamshank thanks for the suggest.
@@bryancorts5389 thanks. Mean every word with all my heart
There are no words. To overshadow a singer of this magnitude of babe n brilliance. Guitar of the gods.
I think the audience was in shock! Little did they know they were watching the Greatest Rock and Roll band ever!
British audiences have always been subdued. Polite, I guess
They wernt ready.
Totally shocked. I would have been . What a treat for the audience to get these guys that no one had heard of instead of the original band which I've never heard of. Doesn't mean anything just me. I'll look them up. But man sometimes you just get lucky and at the right place at the rofht time
Yes!!! Absolutely the greatest rock and roll band ever!!
What audience ? Was there an audience ? I'm sure their was but strange the camera's didn't film them 🤔 Ah just spotted them 30 mins in to the video 😂
I got to see these guys on their Powerage Tour in 1978, in a club near Chicago, called B'ginnings. The place held 930 people, but it seemed like it was packed more than that! What a great experience of rock and roll at it's most exciting! The rhythm section in this band is so powerful, and Getting to see Bon Scott live once, is one of my favorite concert memories ever.
you lucky bastard
Bon sounds fkin great live. What a singer and showman. R.I.P brother.
It's scary how great AC/DC was here. Already had brilliant timeless rock anthems and hadn't even put out Highway To Hell and Back In Black. Angus lives his art. What you see is what he is. And Bon Scott and the band are just on fire here. No wonder they became one of the biggest most successful rock bands in history.
That guitar SG growl and Angus's energy is astounding ! I can't believe this is from 1977 !
@@stephenhensley5631 They'd been going for some years by then and were a well-oiled machine, intimidating AF; I can recall when they first started.
Just you wait the best is yet to come, had something in the world's for decades
They were ready to play a show anytime, anywhere. They would do 2 or even 3 shows in different spots at times just to keep rocking.
The Ramones played New Years Eve two months later at the Rainbow in London -- sounds like some kinda alignment of the planets of Rock
The unbridled energy of Angus is insane.
Angus is mindblowingly good. Malcolm is also fantastic..
It’s mind blowing.
there is no one better🎸
you talking about present i think! he still jumping and running in his 80 years
It's called meth
Decent frontman that Brian was.... he simply didn't have the charisma that Bon did.
Inhuman performance here. Godlike prowess and intensity. It’s almost spooky.
Goddamn if Bon Scott isn't the best fucking front man we've ever had the pleasure of witnessing then I'm a fucking astronaut living in space... This dude was absolutely hands down the fucking epitome of Rock N Roll.... What a tragedy...But what a life... Long live Bon Scott and long live ACDC!!!!! ✌🖤🤘🌹
Yea
Damn right
Kin oath.... legend does not do him justice.
Don't forget his lyric writing also.
He's not the best but he had charisma and his albums filled me with happiness.
The pure essence of rock’n’roll. I wish I had been there!
ОК !🤘
Me too.
In 1983 I spent $2,500 for a wireless guitar system. Thank You Angus and Gene for pioneering them! :)
after angus removes shirt, where is the transmitter [schaffer-vega ] ?
@@talpajam Dude, for real, I trying to see the cable or what the hell could he have actually had wireless?
I can see the smile when he sings 😅 he looks so happy when he is at concerts
Angus' antics are not fake! He's truly in that energy... if it was fake we'd see it ... truly giving himself to the music... 🔥
Can you imagine what the next band thought. They wood say how in the hell to follow that
Let's rock brother
@@robertkoth4022 let's rock
There good man
Don't know how he kept the head banging for so long without permanent injury.
Malcolm
The best rhythm guitarist ever
Even looks bad ass with his cuffed jeans and all
RIP
and great Lead Guitarist too (Show Business)
ACDC is without a doubt the greatest hard rock band in the world live or studio🙉🙊🙈👌
Phil Rudd….absolute four on the floor machine! Completely in the pocket. It never quite feels as good as this when he’s not in the lineup. 🤟🏼
His steady and consistent rimshots on his snare hits are a big part of his secret recipe.
Wow! Great sound quality. AC/DC is so much better with Bon! RIP!
You know that’s right
YUP, RAW, RAW. POWERR LET THERE BE...........
Like when we saw them open for Aerosmith. 🔥
Live I think so however brian was better through and through in every aspect and bon is fairly overrated since he died.
Bon Scott was AC/DC 😅
Bon was a rock n roll machine, Always miss him,❤
Such a sad story!
Love you & miss you Bon❤️🎯
I'm amazed how effortlessly Bon can screech and sound so good!!! With the power of Angus and the guys behind it all ❤
Unbelievably good sound/mix on this version. I love the way the guitars are split hard left and right....
Phil Rudd is a goddamn human metronome! Their rhythm section is fuckin rock solid. LONG LIVE AC⚡️DC!! 🤘🏻
One of if not the best rock bands of all time
Phil is the shit
Alot of very talented guitarists consider Malcolm to be one of the best rhythm guitarists ever.
Is this Cliff Williams?
He said he was the best drummer in rock and I agree with you both
Rudd, one of the most under rated drummers ever... solid as the day is long.
Bad analogy. In Norway the days are very short
Easy drums, one song like the other. Any black metal drummer is way better.
@@svenr5235 Easy drums, one song like the other. Any thrash metal drummer is way better. :P
their bass and drums ... arguably best slot ever imo
@@svenr5235 You are so wrong!! It's all about the swing man! Being able to groove is EVERYTHING! It's doesn't matter how simple his beats are, it's HOW he plays it. Phil Rudd make this band. They never sounded quite as good to me when Chris Spade replaced him.
WOW ! I am an AC/DC Fan since the early 90s. What a great performance. Bon Scott was the Rock n Roll God
you can’t deny Angus Young especially is so in the zone, you can tell how much he’s one with the guitar, how awesome to do something you love in life! Amazing
I wonder how Angus's neck is feeling these days! What an incredible show!! So glad they filmed this. In my opinion this is AC/DC in their prime.
I know mine is in bad shape and I was just a banger, no instruments. 😁
never hurt
@@shablap Im 42 and had the C4 and 5 fused two years ago. I still play and go to shows. No more head banging though. Lol
@@ajpeo3542 This is during the time when Angus' wireless unit (Schaffer-Vega X10 Transmitter) was installed inside the guitar.
@@Riffman42 I did not know that. Thanks for the info. I always thought you had to have your patch cord plugged into the input.
I didn't realize that they had such good wireless in 1977...Angus has no guitar cable...he must have the transmitter in his knapsack. p.s. Just checked, he started using the Schaffer-Vega diversity system in 1977. The first gig he used it for was The New York Palladium concert. It was brand-new technology at the time.
I just found this video and was thinking the same thing. Thanks for posting this info.
Yeah... Uber from OZ 👍
You're wrong. They didn't have wireless in 1977 this is acoustic.
Angus with cables, what a nightmare.
More energy in one song than in Oasis’ entire career.
Got that fucking right
Oasis sucked
if it's anyone that needs to be laughed at it's everything charting currenty
@@dyr234 used to have the occasional one-hit wonder, no they’re all one-hit wonders that don’t write their own songs.
@@eddievanbasten1751 it's just manufactured ice cream machine shit, shuck it out make the bucks, shuck it out make the bucks. and they make these post malone's and mgk's as the new millenia aka heroes of music of our time like they are osme good ol classy folks to look up to pff! please man
I actually saw this show live in the theatre I was working in in 1977 I believe it was their first American tour. Their were a couple other bands on the bill. I do not remember exactly who they were but ACDC headlined this show. Angus asked my boss if there was any way to get up behind one of the statues in the theatre and he looked him and said yea, I'll put a fuckin ladder up their for ya buddy. lol Angus laughed. He was serious though. I showed him and blocked the doors so he could sneak into the balcony. He did go up there and run all over the balcony. Great days, I still work in that theatre.
This is about as good as it gets, my friends!
00:01 Let There Be Rock
06:00 Problem Child
10:40 Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
14:55 Whole Lotta Rosie
20:30 Bad Boy Boogie
26:15 Rocker
34:35 TNT
That's all good songs
Holy Fuck! That is a songlist.......
Simply outstanding then and now...AC/DC will always remain immortal. The best rock band ever....💥⚡️🔥🔔🙏❤
To put this performance in perspective, the Sex Pistols' "Bollocks" album was released the following day. These guys arrived back in London with a chip on their shoulders and with a point to make. Mission accomplished.
Genuinely cannot see this pompous old crowd being mildly interested in the "Sex Pistols"....
Nice point!
Enjoy it, it'll never happen again. True people
A show you could never forget. Angus and Bon together, how kickass
right, and no fx
They were the perfect antidote to Disco Fever. Pure savagery.
FDISCO
More of an antidote to punk rock.
Hell yeah!!
That is an illusion. It`s about great music, feeling, positive energy and swing. I love both equally much.
@@primtonesI love AC/DC, but they couldn’t stand a chance against a lot of punk bands in terms of heaviness. They’re nothing more than radio friendly boomer rock. They couldn’t hold Iggy and The Stooges’ jock strap. If anything, punk was an antidote to stadium rock. Punk got down and dirty and immersed itself in the grime.
Brian will never be as good as Bon Scott. 👍
Thanks for sharing! Amazing video showing the greatness of the band, Bon Scott in his prime is one of the best frontman ever 💯💪🤟
if you really watch Angus, you quickly realize it's not a 'performance'. His playing and the music takes over his soul (it's like he's possessed by the music). It's a truly beautiful artistic moment. Angus is a madman, in all the best ways.
Best Comment yet bro🤣
Have always thought that about Angus. His focus and energy are unparalleled. I can’t even imagine the amount of energy it takes to do what he does.
No performace, it's their life
Truee, he's totally feeling and tuned with the rock n roll energy and enjoying what he's doing😎🤘
@@2weird378
Coke
Just imagine being in the audience when a band you have never heard of comes out and plays this set. I mean these are still some of the greatest rock songs ever written 45 years on! Just unbelievable really that such an obscure band at that time could deliver classic song after song like this. Absolutely killer set and performance. But it is very strange to hear Whole Lotta Rosie without a single “Angus, Angus, Angus” from the crowd!
They were obscure as you said.
Angus, Angus, Angus came much later
Especially at that time. A kick in the balls.
Tell you what, back in 1972 i watched a band called Mott the Hoople in Chatham in England. The first band was Queen. I and most of the others had never heard of then. What a brilliant surprise that was. There to watch Mott and Queen turn up. Havent forgotten that evening, and never will
That was me never heard of them,I got to see them at Glasgow city hall,77 or 76, blew me away,met Bonn and angus after show,Bonn was out of his mind,eyes rolling back on his heed,what an amazing couple of shows,just like this,I was second row,I offered Bonn my hat withe all my favorite band badges on it, he stretched his arm out to grab it,I declined, he would of put it on then thrown it out to the audience,no way was I was loosing my hat.
The Golders Green Hippodrome at that time was a BBC studio, not a proper concert venue; this was a gig set up for the TV cameras, not the fans. You can hear from the cheers that the crowd was small and was likely crew plus journalists and invited guests only.
Also, AC/DC at that time was not an obscure band that people had never heard of. They'd headlined the legendary Hammersmith Odeon only two days prior to this and had also headlined it nearly a year earlier. They were a well-known band about three-quarters of their way through a world tour of some 15 countries. They just were not yet the globally dominating band they would become a couple of years after this gig.
The guy leaning on the amps in the background not realising hes witnessing the birth of one of the biggest bands ever 😅😅
The greatest front man of them all Bon Scott was incredible.
No autotune, no prerecorded tracks; just talent skill, practice and determination! amazing stuff. Better than most bands on recordings.
👍👍👍
Best ever
Angus at his prime. 200 headbangs per minute.
Probably the best of AC lighting DC I've ever heard. No wander Brain struggled.
A little over 60 years of seniority on this earth. When I leave there is only one thing I will miss... This music. Robert and the others found there a reason to exist. Thanks guys, I didn't have the honor of meeting you but total respect to you.
I went to the "let there be rock" tour at the free trade Hall in Manchester, it was the best and loudest thing I've ever been to, I'm 66 now and this was the best line-up and best band ever !!!
0:00 Let There Be Rock (1977)
5:55 Problem Child (1976)
10:36 Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be (1977)
15:06 Whole Lotta Rosie (1977)
20:31 Bad Boy Boogie (1977)
26:02 Rocker (1976)
34:35 TNT (1975)
ET touch ti Munch en 78 Extra chanter par Bon
Fuckin Bon Scott...
The don't make em like THAT anymore!
Gracias
Thank you!
Thank you
I won 6 tickets to see AC/DC at the Entertainment Centre, Perth Western Australia, I was only 17, best concert ever!!! Brilliant!
As you guys say. “Good on ya”. 🤟🏽
Omg. What a time to be alive. Real power real rock. By the only band capable of doing so Brilliant
Alot of bands don't sound the same live and then there's AC/DC who kicks you in the teeth from opening note to last!!!! Bon's voice is spot on great!!
as much as i hate to say this, but, Led Zeppelin was one of those bands i saw them live many years ago and was disappointed, they were great, but they strayed from playing as the recordings are and seemed to jam quite a bit.
@@speeddemon9555 One thing I loved about Queen was live versions being different. As Freddie Mercury said, you may as well put cardboard cut-outs onstage and play the albums.
Hell yeah bro! 🤘
@@speeddemon9555 That is 100% the best. Those who do not "stray" usually play from "can" (lipsing). Only if the band "strays" you know you hear live. Unfortunately, according to one of my concert sound engineer pals, 99% of the bands play from master tapes and they don't bother to actually perform. That's how you never hear them catch cold, being overdosed on drugs, being tired, or just "not their day". And they all jump around like monkeys.... Real musicians cannot dance and play/sing at the same time. Record labels care to give circus performance to the clueless audience. Not real music. So they make you act like Angus (if you like the money, or else...). Or Madonna, or take your pick. Led Zeppelin are holy monsters. They set their own rules (plus they have their own label- that helps 😁...).
Try to find some interviews Frank Zappa gave many years ago. He spits many awful truths about the music industry that nobody wants to hear.....
Saw Angus for the first time in 1976 when I was 28, I am now 74 and play him very single day since then - we will never meet, but I will be in awe of him until - the end - he is such a humble genuine genius !
you got it.
Im 52, Back in Black was my first real music album... never knew anything about AY, but this makes me VERY MUCH into his energy and acumen... all I can do not to get up and dance.
I love Bon Scott! He is literally one of the most rocker guys ever! 🤟🏻
Bon Scott was truly an amazing frontman. This opening rocks harder than any band to date 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely mind-blowing. And no 10,000 guitar pedals, either. Pure Rock and Roll.
Everything cranked to 10!!
If there were 10,000 pedals Angus stepped on every single one for every beat.... :DDD interesting sound would have developed... :DD
This should be mandatory viewing for all middle school students.
I can’t believe this video stalled at 39K 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I will never understand where that young Angus had that blues and Rock feeling from....He played so incredible
Probably the same place as Clapton, Hendrix, Page, Green , Moore , Gallagher and all the others...
@@mojopin70 yeah, Rock guitar gods
@@mojopin70 in the 70ies Angus was a kid, we have to consider and he had a huge tone like BB King and so fast runs and so damn blues bendings, so definated playin and mix that all together, but Angus said, that he was not the best guitarist in his Band, cause of Malcom
And small fingers.
I noticed that too
Holy shit!!! No band ever could match this energy level... Bon sounds so great
AMEN BROTHER .
That Performance was absolutely insane cool
Over 45 years ago, listening to this - it feels like yesterday!
That kid is one heck of a guitar player.
Real raw rocknroll band and singing, no computer mix in back ups or lip-syncing, excellent superb pure performance by one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time.
You are so right! They are all superb in this band. Today there are so many things fake - like autotune on the fly, drum triggers / replacers, metronom or sound from computer etc even live. You could make a Record out of this raw and honest conzert here, and it would be still more powerful and better played and sung, than many studiorecordings from other bands. This has real rock n roll soul!!
The only thing about this show that I don't understand is why all the new bands in the 2020s aren't influenced up to the eyeballs to do something similar...unless they can't. Maybe I answered my own question.
Yes !!
Too bad Angus is not plugged in.
@@jonyboots. he always plays wireless because of al the running around. I believe it is in his backback this show
Edit: it’s not in the backpack, but they had small wireless systems back then. It could be a Cetec or Schaffer Vega
ACDC defined Rock & Roll. Loved it! Thank you kindly for sharing it to the world while 1977 was a great year recalling memories of music is best. 🐬
This is absolute gold!🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
I just noticed this was 45 years ago TODAY.... hard to believe... GREAT BAND ALWAYS!!!
The most devastating rhythm section in rock history. Angus had to play like that to keep from being run over by them.
It's easy to overlook what a great guitarist Angus was behind all his antics, how he played so precisely while doing all that stuff is truly amazing. Jimmie page could do no better standing still. Music critics have never taken AC/DC seriously. Their music is not intended to be but just to punch you in the gut and kick you in the balls, and no other band has done that better or likely ever will, except perhaps Muddy waters.
Angus running around in the audience, climbing up on the balustrade, writhing on the floor and not missing a note. Incredible.
It will never get better than this …