I loved the expression on Kathy's face when she realised who and what 'Rosie' was! Absolutely priceless. I also loved the way they got 'Rosie's' feet to tap along to the music, that's so cool!!!! This was probably the greatest hard rock gig in history! 🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂
Saw AC/DC as a 17 year old in 1979 when Bon Scott was lead singer. Small venue in England with only 400 people in the audience. We KNEW that they would be massive. Still love 'em 47 years later. Us old geezers can still rock. So many young fans now - some could be my grandchildren!!!
Love Phil's rhythmic style but for some reason I prefer the bald guy they had in Donington '91 (Chris? I'm blanking on the name). His style is way harder and more appropriate for some of their rougher songs like Back in Black, Shoot To Thrill or Dirty Deeds
Yeah, I've played Drums my entire life. Phil is what we call "Meat and Taters". The basics. The Groove. The Pocket. Nothing that isn't needed. Give them a hard groove and drive the band and don't get off of it. Charlie Watts with The Rolling Stones was another.
Angus Young is the lead guitarist and he helped pioneer the wireless receivers for guitars because he needed it due to how much he moves around. A difference song at this venue he goes on a 17 minute solo at the end of that runway. It's called Let There Be Rock.
Answering Kathy's question: everything is wireless on their equipment. I believe that wireless connections during concerts have been done by their sound engineers who runs the boards offstage. When Angus is moving, you can see a transceiver mounted on his guitar strap.
AC/DC and KISS were the first big bands to go wireless back in the 1970's. The technology had been around for deades, but had always been flaky so not used much. In the 70's the problems got solved, but despite being early adopters, it did not become common amongst touring bands until the 90's. Angus wears his Ashfield High School uniform, and as part of that you often see his leather school satchel hanging on his back. I expect it is full of the electronics that allows him to move around so much and go so far. Wireless guitar was an important part of the AC/DC look as well as sound.
Being a musician I have loved ACDC concerts as they are able to play and mix the sound exactly the same as the record. Kudos to them. One of the best bands to see live !!!
Huge huge hardcore ACDC fan and yes, with PF. Im 48 and Pulse and others were absolutly indescriptible. Différents vibes, but talking about live shows theyre both killer
When you mentioned wireless, if you look towards the end during the ending solo at around 7:03, you can see a battery pack or whatever he's using on a strap on Angus's back.
The song is based on a true story from way back in their early days, when the late Bon Scott and one other was brought back to Rosie's place. The band were hungry and thought if nothing else, they'd at least get a meal. Rosie pointed to Bon and said, "You're mine". As for Angus getting to the end of the stage, then it's "Let There Be Rock", one of the finest guitar solos in guitar history. Oh, and a side point about the wireless guitar. Angus has been using a wireless system since the 1970's. Check out the You Tube clip of them performing their "Fling Thing" from 1978 in my home town here in Glasgow, Scotland. It was an experimental concept back then, and Angus once started a solo, walked out the back stage door, right round the outside of the building into the street, and came back in through the front door, ending up back on stage without breaking the solo at any point.
Love how the inflatable Rosie taps her foot to the beat. Saw AC/DC in the late 80's, crowd was always intense, not to the level of River Plate but a very fun concert to attend!
It's FM usually, although I'm not sure about the latest versions since bluetooth came available. One of the problems you can have is deconflicting multiple sets, or large sources of interference like transmitting towers. Had to deal with both of these with my friend's band back in the day.
I live 10 blocks from River Plate Stadium in an apartment building, i still have cracks in the walls from the little earthquake, all the the buildings neraby were shaking bad.
If you look on Angus’ back there is a little black wireless transponder unit that sends the guitar signal to the amp/mixing boards back stage. It is attached to the guitar strap.
Angus would have problems from time to time with his wireless set shorting out from all his sweat. It took a while to come up with a rig he could use and still crawl the stage and spin around. I think, (??) I remember reading that they eventually rigged the base of the guitar to hold the transmitter, so it would stay out in the open and drier. Angus' energy is what drives these shows and has always been the favorite. I have yet to meet anyone who doesn;t like ACDC. Which is a lot considering I have heard people say they hate the Beatles........their delusional, but they say it.
This is an oldie from the early days of AC/DC and is based on a real encounter between the big gal and Bon Scott, from memory she was way down in Tasmania.
I saw saw AC/DC on this tour when they came to Madison Square Garden in NYC. I was near the stage and that doll was bouncing around during this song, The true story of a wild night with a big, big woman and Bon Scott -- the original singer.
They had a different Rosie doll in NY that tour, it was the older laying doll, bc the "riding" Rosie was busted and they changed it for that two gigs in 2008.
The song is about a large Tasmanian woman, Rosie, with whom the singer (Bon Scott) had a one-night stand at the Freeway Gardens Motel in North Melbourne after one of the gigs. She was apparently "collecting" various celebrities and was dynamite in bed :D Angus Young remembered: "Rosie said to him: 'This month I've slept with 28 famous people,' and Bon went: 'Oh yeah?!' Anyway, in the morning he said he woke up pinned against the wall, he said he opened one eye and saw her lean over to her friend and whisper: '29!'"
Well, i heared it with 20... but yes. That is that tasmanian chick that nailed Bon... Bon is the best frontman ever - if you remove the god of rock´n´roll Freddie himself.
It is wireless. If you look close you can see a wireless unit on the back of his guitar strap and an antenna sticking out. Most pros use them. Believe it or not, they cause less problems than cables and you can move around.
There is a story behind this song. It involves Bon Scott's encounter with a rather large lady called Rosie in Launceston, Tasmania. He described her as "a real Tassie Tiger!"
I've been to a couple of their concerts.... and even in nose bleeds nobody is in their seats the whole way through!!! From west coast Canada 🇨🇦, peace.
Not sure if it’s been commented on earlier, but first, AC/DC, Van Halen and KISS pioneered the wireless technology in the late 70’s. Secondly, at the beginning of the song just before it kicks off they give Rosie’s measurements. “42-39-56”. You’ll hear it if you watch it again, lol. Great review!
lmao Yep that's a whole lotta Rosie riding a train. There are so many inuendos in that image and it's hitting Kathy all at once. That's the 70's. Sex, drugs and rock and roll wasn't a myth.
If you guys want to see Angus do a 15 minute solo Yu have to check out there song let there be rock from this concert he gets lifted up the end and goes wildl he is nuts I have seen them twice in Australia
Whole Lotta Rosie's guitar solo is my favorite of Angus' out of all of his work. The studio recording's insane and Angus, though an incredible guitar player, always has difficulty nailing it. To me that's a testament to how tasty of a solo it is, because it's so damned difficult to play.
Heard the song a zillion times but never seen this vid. That blow up is brilliant. Eddie would be jealous. And how they got her to tap to the music. Love it.
Saw this tour in London. Absolutely INCREDIBLE!! Words can't describe how energetic and awesome this show was!! I was buzzing for months afterwards 🤘🤘🤘
She was a real person the lead singer hooked up with post-concert, so a real story. Most ACDC songs were inspired by experience. What is inappropriate today it was not so always. Concert, nahhh it is an EVENT
I've seen AC/DC several times since the '70's and I remember the first time AC/DC used the inflatable Rosie in concert, the crowd went nuts when she was inflating during the intro of the song. I did like Bon Scott's vocals better than Brian Johnson's for this song. Bon, Angus, and Malcom wrote Whole Lot Of Rosie so that may be why Bon's vocals are better for it. If you get a chance check out the version with Bon Scott on vocals, you'll see what I mean. 🙌✌️
@@KathyLuluandDonna I have been hoping someone would do AC/DC's first hit (in Australia) "Can I Sit Next to You Girl" by the actual original singer, Dave Evans and immediately follow that with the version with Bon Scott. Bon, for me, was at his best with inuendo type songs not only because of his vocals, but his facial expressions and eyes when singing thos types of songs.
Just wait until you see their song "Let There Be Rock" from this concert! Angus does go to the end of the runway and performs arguably the best solo ever. Will look forward to your reaction to it.
@@KathyLuluandDonna Both are great, but his solo at the River Plate concert is much longer. After he returns from the runway to the stage, and you think he's done, he actually begins again and has the entire audience eating out of his hands. Don't know if I've ever seen anything quite like it. Whatever your preference. I'll look forward to seeing you react to both. :)
back in the beginning angus was wired. it created havoc as he "moved" about. then he began wearing the satchel carriyng his wireless transmitter. easier and less tripage. nowadays, and hopefully? in the future, he is completely wireless and satcheless. let's all hope!
Give a nod to Malcolm,the old Gretsch with only one pickup remaining.Good solid chord technique and timing that underpins the whole sound.Malcolm gone too soon.
The guitar was known as the beast and was given to him by Harry Vanda his friend and older brother George's bandmate in the Easybeats . When Malcolm died in 2017 the guitar was buried with him at Waverly Cemetery New South Wales
Oh yeah, that stage gets well used by Angus as you'll see in later reactions.... And I feel older bands had no fear with songs about 'Big' women. This one, Fat Bottomed Girls by Queen and plenty of others. Biggin' up non size 0 women before it became an issue. :)
It was best with Bon Scott. The rumor has it, that Rosie and Bon Scott had a night together and she simply, "Rocked his world". So much so, he wrote the song just for her.
The one time i was blessed enough to see this band....many years back.....towards the end of the song Rosie flew out over us in the audience.....on wires or something of course but it was cool
If someone asks you what is a "rock sex rhythm", play them this song. And, anyone who can keep up that pace for longer than a minute will be popular indeed! 😉
in the song let there be rock he does use the whole stage and gets lifted and an amazing guitar solo to top all solos but then im a huge acdc and Angus fan always was always will be and im an aussie who is proud of them. love to see you do that one next same concert
I saw them at the Amarillo civic center 1979, went in with Highway to hell as my favorite song, after concert my favorite was Whole lot of Rose. By the way they sold that soccer stadiam out 3 nights in a row. some serias ROCK fans in Argintina.
Hello, saludos from Argentina. Today is Independence day in Argentina 9th July. Nice reaction, Angus moves that crowd lonely, is the soul of AC/DC for us.
Kathy, love your facial expressions! Apparently, there was a buxom woman that Bon Scott used to visit. Not sure the whole story though. Love the Zelda by the way! Have you watched Rush in RIO doing YYZ?
As the story goes.....Rosie was a large Tasmanian mountain woman who started showing up at gigs. One night she basically said to the band after a show. "Who wants have a go?". Bon being Bon stepped up to the challenge. And as he said. Never met a woman, never a met woman like you......
I really wish when people react to bands that have had more than one singer would react to songs done by its original singer. I love Brian, but if its one of Bon's songs, it should be the one sung by Bon. Now that i got that outta the way, great reaction guys. R.I.P MALCOLM YOUNG!!!!
@@KathyLuluandDonna I hope you don't think I was specifically throwing hate at you guys, cuz I wasn't. Imo it really takes away from the song. I love all of Brian's songs he's done since he joined AC/DC, but his singing style just doesn't work with Bon's songs. Still, awesome reaction, especially when she found out what tge song was really about!!🤣
I loved the expression on Kathy's face when she realised who and what 'Rosie' was! Absolutely priceless. I also loved the way they got 'Rosie's' feet to tap along to the music, that's so cool!!!! This was probably the greatest hard rock gig in history! 🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂
I'm English,we hate Argentina since 1982.We always will.
I thought the same. Her face and Rosie's foot tapping. Somebody had their work cut out for them, making her foot keep beat.
Whole lotta bootay
Lol I need some Rosie sitting on my face 😈
@@davidcooks5265 Who doesn't?!
Saw AC/DC as a 17 year old in 1979 when Bon Scott was lead singer. Small venue in England with only 400 people in the audience. We KNEW that they would be massive. Still love 'em 47 years later. Us old geezers can still rock. So many young fans now - some could be my grandchildren!!!
First time. People nowadays. 😮😮😮
Saw them in 79 at the Mayfair in Newcastle 3 months before Bon Scott died.
we Saw them at Hammersmith Odeon
My dad raised me on AC/DC ! I’m 27 now and love them!!
Timeless stuff-!
“Whole lot of Rosie” its a true story. Lol
I love AC/DC!
Phil on the drums! Man that guy is a machine !
Love Phil's rhythmic style but for some reason I prefer the bald guy they had in Donington '91 (Chris? I'm blanking on the name). His style is way harder and more appropriate for some of their rougher songs like Back in Black, Shoot To Thrill or Dirty Deeds
Yeah, I've played Drums my entire life. Phil is what we call "Meat and Taters". The basics. The Groove. The Pocket. Nothing that isn't needed. Give them a hard groove and drive the band and don't get off of it. Charlie Watts with The Rolling Stones was another.
Angus Young is the lead guitarist and he helped pioneer the wireless receivers for guitars because he needed it due to how much he moves around. A difference song at this venue he goes on a 17 minute solo at the end of that runway. It's called Let There Be Rock.
I loved her reaction when inflatable Rosie came in to the view during the song.....her eyes widen in disbelief!
Answering Kathy's question: everything is wireless on their equipment. I believe that wireless connections during concerts have been done by their sound engineers who runs the boards offstage. When Angus is moving, you can see a transceiver mounted on his guitar strap.
That's definitely great to know. Thank you
AC/DC and KISS were the first big bands to go wireless back in the 1970's. The technology had been around for deades, but had always been flaky so not used much. In the 70's the problems got solved, but despite being early adopters, it did not become common amongst touring bands until the 90's. Angus wears his Ashfield High School uniform, and as part of that you often see his leather school satchel hanging on his back. I expect it is full of the electronics that allows him to move around so much and go so far. Wireless guitar was an important part of the AC/DC look as well as sound.
Concert registered on the Ritcher Scale at 3.3......and there were THREE sold-out shows there....@ 75,000 each!
The man has never been born who could handle Rosie
"She's Got The Jack" from this show is awesome
The entire concert was legendary haha
Woman smiling at a blow up doll.😁geez what ever next.Rosie old but gold.never fails to impress the masses that view.😂👍
The late great Bon Scott’s tribute to ladies of a certain size, completely respectful.
Who ever thought of Rosie keeping the beat is a genius!!! LOL, the Mrs face when she realized the whole picture...
This is why are the best live band in the world
the dude in Harley davidson t-shirt at 4:26 having the time of his life... makes me happy seeing that. And... you two are a super cute couple! :)
Being a musician I have loved ACDC concerts as they are able to play and mix the sound exactly the same as the record. Kudos to them. One of the best bands to see live !!!
Nope, ACDC is the best band for live concerts. Period. Nobody match them.
Huge huge hardcore ACDC fan and yes, with PF. Im 48 and Pulse and others were absolutly indescriptible. Différents vibes, but talking about live shows theyre both killer
When you mentioned wireless, if you look towards the end during the ending solo at around 7:03, you can see a battery pack or whatever he's using on a strap on Angus's back.
Mo, you Always make me smile... Your reaction when the giant Rosie doll inflated is so priceless, haha.
Apparently this concert was on for three nights in a row, and was like this every night.
Rosie was even tapping her foot
The song is based on a true story from way back in their early days, when the late Bon Scott and one other was brought back to Rosie's place. The band were hungry and thought if nothing else, they'd at least get a meal. Rosie pointed to Bon and said, "You're mine". As for Angus getting to the end of the stage, then it's "Let There Be Rock", one of the finest guitar solos in guitar history. Oh, and a side point about the wireless guitar. Angus has been using a wireless system since the 1970's. Check out the You Tube clip of them performing their "Fling Thing" from 1978 in my home town here in Glasgow, Scotland. It was an experimental concept back then, and Angus once started a solo, walked out the back stage door, right round the outside of the building into the street, and came back in through the front door, ending up back on stage without breaking the solo at any point.
I absolutely love it when Angus plays that bloody guitar 🎸 with 1 hand.
Love how the inflatable Rosie taps her foot to the beat. Saw AC/DC in the late 80's, crowd was always intense, not to the level of River Plate but a very fun concert to attend!
angus has a wireless setup, theres a pack clipped to him that he plugs the guitar to, and that pack is connected to the amps like bluetooth
i think thats how it works
It's FM usually, although I'm not sure about the latest versions since bluetooth came available. One of the problems you can have is deconflicting multiple sets, or large sources of interference like transmitting towers. Had to deal with both of these with my friend's band back in the day.
I live 10 blocks from River Plate Stadium in an apartment building, i still have cracks in the walls from the little earthquake, all the the buildings neraby were shaking bad.
These guys in Little Rock in 2000 when I was 17. My ears are STILL ringing.
If you look on Angus’ back there is a little black wireless transponder unit that sends the guitar signal to the amp/mixing boards back stage. It is attached to the guitar strap.
Rosie is a big girl. She'll keep you warm..lol... great song.. her face expressing was funny
Angus would have problems from time to time with his wireless set shorting out from all his sweat. It took a while to come up with a rig he could use and still crawl the stage and spin around. I think, (??) I remember reading that they eventually rigged the base of the guitar to hold the transmitter, so it would stay out in the open and drier. Angus' energy is what drives these shows and has always been the favorite. I have yet to meet anyone who doesn;t like ACDC. Which is a lot considering I have heard people say they hate the Beatles........their delusional, but they say it.
120 thousand listening Angus Young! I was there 2009!Buenos Aires Argentina!
Your wife's face when she saw ROSIE. PRICELESS
This is an oldie from the early days of AC/DC and is based on a real encounter between the big gal and Bon Scott, from memory she was way down in Tasmania.
hey guys love the videos and yes rosie is a big girl ha ha did you notice on her left arm her tattoo AC/DC brilliant keep videos comin lovin it
I don't think we did. That's pretty cool
I saw saw AC/DC on this tour when they came to Madison Square Garden in NYC. I was near the stage and that doll was bouncing around during this song, The true story of a wild night with a big, big woman and Bon Scott -- the original singer.
They had a different Rosie doll in NY that tour, it was the older laying doll, bc the "riding" Rosie was busted and they changed it for that two gigs in 2008.
The song is about a large Tasmanian woman, Rosie, with whom the singer (Bon Scott) had a one-night stand at the Freeway Gardens Motel in North Melbourne after one of the gigs. She was apparently "collecting" various celebrities and was dynamite in bed :D
Angus Young remembered:
"Rosie said to him: 'This month I've slept with 28 famous people,' and Bon went: 'Oh yeah?!' Anyway, in the morning he said he woke up pinned against the wall, he said he opened one eye and saw her lean over to her friend and whisper: '29!'"
Well, i heared it with 20... but yes. That is that tasmanian chick that nailed Bon... Bon is the best frontman ever - if you remove the god of rock´n´roll Freddie himself.
@@steffenjonda8283 You’re having a laugh - Freddie doesn’t even get in the top 10 and should never be mentioned in the same sentence as Bon.
Look at Rosie she tappin that foot.She knows she got it all.HaHa
What a performance, what a band!!!! 👍
the line is " weighing in at 19 stone " - 1 stone = 22 pounds = shes 400 plus pounds hahahaha
It is wireless. If you look close you can see a wireless unit on the back of his guitar strap and an antenna sticking out. Most pros use them. Believe it or not, they cause less problems than cables and you can move around.
There is a story behind this song. It involves Bon Scott's encounter with a rather large lady called Rosie in Launceston, Tasmania.
He described her as "a real Tassie Tiger!"
The story behind Rossie is very rock and roll
This is a special song lol, moved to the UK in 06. Work in a pub and we got teams playin pool against other pub teams... this is our song lol
I've been to a couple of their concerts.... and even in nose bleeds nobody is in their seats the whole way through!!!
From west coast Canada 🇨🇦, peace.
He's been running a cordless set up since the late 70s
3 day event December 2009 sold out every show for just under a total of 200,000 people 🤘
Great reaction! Lol!
If it hasn't already been mentioned, Lewt there be Rock is when they go out to the end....
R.I.P. Bon and Malcom and God bless Rosie from Tasmania she was a whole lotta women
That she was
Not sure if it’s been commented on earlier, but first, AC/DC, Van Halen and KISS pioneered the wireless technology in the late 70’s. Secondly, at the beginning of the song just before it kicks off they give Rosie’s measurements. “42-39-56”. You’ll hear it if you watch it again, lol. Great review!
"The Jack" from this same concert is absolutely worth reacting to 😊. Musically its a whole vibe
☝️✍️❤…❤!…..
ARGENTINA 100 % ROCK
lmao Yep that's a whole lotta Rosie riding a train. There are so many inuendos in that image and it's hitting Kathy all at once. That's the 70's. Sex, drugs and rock and roll wasn't a myth.
If you guys want to see Angus do a 15 minute solo Yu have to check out there song let there be rock from this concert he gets lifted up the end and goes wildl he is nuts I have seen them twice in Australia
☝️✍️❤…❤!…..
This has to be the greatest rock performance of ALL TIME
Whole Lotta Rosie's guitar solo is my favorite of Angus' out of all of his work. The studio recording's insane and Angus, though an incredible guitar player, always has difficulty nailing it. To me that's a testament to how tasty of a solo it is, because it's so damned difficult to play.
"weighing in at 19 stones" about...256 POUNDS
He has a wireless pack on his guitar strap.
Heard the song a zillion times but never seen this vid. That blow up is brilliant. Eddie would be jealous. And how they got her to tap to the music. Love it.
We weren't expecting it
Angus goes all the way to the end of the ramp during Let There Be Rock. Should check that one out next. Absolutely phenomenal!
Thanks!
Thank you so much
If you look on Angus Youngs back, attached to his guitar strap, is a wireless unit with and small antenna. So yeah, it's wireless.
I SUGGEST ANY AC/DC BUT ONE TO MENTION IS "PROBLEM CHILD"! ROCK AND ROLL!
Rosie was a larger lady who took Bon Scott home one night and taught him the ways of the world so well that he wrote a song about her
Saw this tour in London. Absolutely INCREDIBLE!! Words can't describe how energetic and awesome this show was!! I was buzzing for months afterwards 🤘🤘🤘
That's so awesome!
AC DC was always a lot of fun
She was a real person the lead singer hooked up with post-concert, so a real story. Most ACDC songs were inspired by experience.
What is inappropriate today it was not so always.
Concert, nahhh it is an EVENT
☝️✍️✍️❤…❤!..🎁🆙
I loved her face when she seen Rosie,💕 I'm in love 😜🏴🤪💕
Let there be rock you will see Angus use the entire stage !!!!!! 17 min of pure Angus
I've seen AC/DC several times since the '70's and I remember the first time AC/DC used the inflatable Rosie in concert, the crowd went nuts when she was inflating during the intro of the song. I did like Bon Scott's vocals better than Brian Johnson's for this song. Bon, Angus, and Malcom wrote Whole Lot Of Rosie so that may be why Bon's vocals are better for it. If you get a chance check out the version with Bon Scott on vocals, you'll see what I mean. 🙌✌️
Interesting. Maybe going back after we do a few AC/DC songs we could compare vocals on different songs
@@KathyLuluandDonna I have been hoping someone would do AC/DC's first hit (in Australia) "Can I Sit Next to You Girl" by the actual original singer, Dave Evans and immediately follow that with the version with Bon Scott. Bon, for me, was at his best with inuendo type songs not only because of his vocals, but his facial expressions and eyes when singing thos types of songs.
Cuz this is Bon's song. Thats why sounds better
on the song Let there be rock he goes all the way out.....amazing song..
Just wait until you see their song "Let There Be Rock" from this concert! Angus does go to the end of the runway and performs arguably the best solo ever. Will look forward to your reaction to it.
We were told to react to that song with Bon Scott. Would you say react to that one or the one at this concert first?
@@KathyLuluandDonna Both are great, but his solo at the River Plate concert is much longer. After he returns from the runway to the stage, and you think he's done, he actually begins again and has the entire audience eating out of his hands. Don't know if I've ever seen anything quite like it. Whatever your preference. I'll look forward to seeing you react to both. :)
Both actually. It’s worth it.
@@KathyLuluandDonnaBon's first considering they were his words. Brian's great but Bon was legendary.
And when I say Bon's I do mean Live at the Apollo 1978. It rocks. Young Angus is a maniac.
The concerts at the River Plate over three days had over half a million attending
GREATEST. ROCK. BAND. EVER. PERIOD
Rosie also stands for something else.😉
back in the beginning angus was wired. it created havoc as he "moved" about. then he began wearing the satchel carriyng his wireless transmitter. easier and less tripage. nowadays, and hopefully? in the future, he is completely wireless and satcheless. let's all hope!
Angus has been using wireless setups since the late 70's. He wore a pack on his back which contained the equipment./
yeah we've been learning a lot about that the last 24 hours
Not a backpack but a schoolbag with the schoolboy hat to match
Give a nod to Malcolm,the old Gretsch with only one pickup remaining.Good solid chord technique and timing that underpins the whole sound.Malcolm gone too soon.
The guitar was known as the beast and was given to him by Harry Vanda his friend and older brother George's bandmate in the Easybeats . When Malcolm died in 2017 the guitar was buried with him at Waverly Cemetery New South Wales
Oh yeah, that stage gets well used by Angus as you'll see in later reactions.... And I feel older bands had no fear with songs about 'Big' women. This one, Fat Bottomed Girls by Queen and plenty of others. Biggin' up non size 0 women before it became an issue. :)
This is one of the best conserts thats ever been recorded ❤❤❤
It was best with Bon Scott. The rumor has it, that Rosie and Bon Scott had a night together and she simply, "Rocked his world". So much so, he wrote the song just for her.
☝️✍️❤…❤!…..
AC/DC was the best concert by far I've ever been to
How about those 70 thousands plus backup singers LOL now that's a concert
The guy with the harley shirt, that's the feeling, exhilarating
Let There Be Rock from this show is Angus' ultimate performance! Keep in mind that he's 54 years old here.
The one time i was blessed enough to see this band....many years back.....towards the end of the song Rosie flew out over us in the audience.....on wires or something of course but it was cool
If someone asks you what is a "rock sex rhythm", play them this song. And, anyone who can keep up that pace for longer than a minute will be popular indeed! 😉
☝️✍️✍️❤…❤!..🎁🆙
Her face when she sees rosie on stage 😱🤣🤣🤣🤣
in the song let there be rock he does use the whole stage and gets lifted and an amazing guitar solo to top all solos but then im a huge acdc and Angus fan always was always will be and im an aussie who is proud of them.
love to see you do that one next same concert
It is quite possible
Can't beat a nice love song now and then.
Love live Malcolm & Bon
Will the real big Bertha please stand up.
El mejor público del mundo 🇦🇷 the best crowd Ever..
Debatable. We can give you a run for your money here in Rio 🇧🇷.
I saw them at the Amarillo civic center 1979, went in with Highway to hell as my favorite song, after concert my favorite was Whole lot of Rose. By the way they sold that soccer stadiam out 3 nights in a row. some serias ROCK fans in Argintina.
Hello!!saludo desde Argentina!! Excelente reacción!!
Angus has never wasted 1 inch of any stage he's ever played on, you just have to continue to watch. 👍
Hello, saludos from Argentina. Today is Independence day in Argentina 9th July. Nice reaction, Angus moves that crowd lonely, is the soul of AC/DC for us.
Happy Independence Day
@@KathyLuluandDonna Thank you
Kathy, love your facial expressions! Apparently, there was a buxom woman that Bon Scott used to visit. Not sure the whole story though. Love the Zelda by the way! Have you watched Rush in RIO doing YYZ?
Yeah Ace has been playing through all the Zelda games, but hasn't played the new one yet
great channel , keep up the good work
Hey fam you won 🎁🆙✍️👆👆
Live at the river plate 2009 I would’ve loved to have been there
As the story goes.....Rosie was a large Tasmanian mountain woman who started showing up at gigs. One night she basically said to the band after a show. "Who wants have a go?". Bon being Bon stepped up to the challenge. And as he said. Never met a woman, never a met woman like you......
I really wish when people react to bands that have had more than one singer would react to songs done by its original singer. I love Brian, but if its one of Bon's songs, it should be the one sung by Bon. Now that i got that outta the way, great reaction guys. R.I.P MALCOLM YOUNG!!!!
This concert was basically highly requested. We are planning on reacting to Bon Scott's voice in the future
@@KathyLuluandDonna I hope you don't think I was specifically throwing hate at you guys, cuz I wasn't. Imo it really takes away from the song. I love all of Brian's songs he's done since he joined AC/DC, but his singing style just doesn't work with Bon's songs. Still, awesome reaction, especially when she found out what tge song was really about!!🤣
AC/CD broke my gig virginity, not a bad way to start