Bon was one of the most charismatic vocalists of all time he would sing these lyrics with a wink and a smile .. you are NOT in the minority AC/DC fans love Brian Johnson but most agree with you Bon was the Best
@@jonathanjacques7250 It was only when he did the song with Slash that i discovered how Brian can sing really well! With AC/DC it's mostly squealing and screaming.
Here I am 72 years old, and groovin’ to the music. This is one of my favorite songs from this group. Oh the good old days. It was great seeing you laugh at the hard, fast, and medium rare. ♥️🌹♥️
Yes Bon Scott is all natural in his talented voice that doesn't have to strain or try so hard to get the singing voice to come out..always my favorite but Brian Johnson also has a unique voice he brought in after Bons passing that keeps AC/DC LEGENDS !!! GREAT REACTION GUYS!!!
Angus actually said so in an interview - he expanded on it by saying anyone could do what he does, some flash tricks, some fast fingers, some hammer ons/hammer offs - but to do what Malcolm did, be the foundation & commit to it, took a rare talent. Malc, you are sorely missed mate - hope you are kicking it's arse up there in Valhalla.
in 95 I was 13 yrs old and bought my first cd via magazine mailorder; The newly released Ballbreaker by AC/DC. I have seen them live twice. one in a closed stadium and one in an open air concert in a big field outside the city. Both were epic! I do wish I was alive to witness Bon Scott though. Their early stuff was always my favourite....
Yeah, I saw that on the Flick of the Switch tour. Angus riding through the crowd on Brian's shoulders was so famous at their shows at the time. So cool to watch. I saw guy overdose on heroin in the women's bathroom. Dude in front of me jumped off the balcony into the crowd below. Preachers heckling everyone coming in thag they were going to hell for worshipping "devil music." 😂 My parents let me skip school to go see them. 🤘Been an AC/DC fanatic since age 13. Wrote them fan mail and everything back then.😂 TNT was my first song. Never stopped listening since. Powerage is my favorite. Hells Bells. Bon has the edge, but I couldn't live without either one of them.
Saw AC/DC play in 1975. They played at a showground in Perth Western Australia. To stand ten feet away from Bon Scott performing was amazing. RIP Bon, the best frontman of AC/DC and thanks to Brian for their longevity.
I say this so often. I got to see them so many time with Bon as a teenager in Melbourne in the mid 70’s. They were my first rock concert! We were addicted to the feeling of their music coming up through our feet, it was amazing. And Bon, what a frontman! He oozed charisma and always had a naughty twinkle in his eye which is why we never went backstage as we looked older than 14 and we didn’t want to get a bad name. But he was incredible on stage, and will always be their frontman to me!! We were just so lucky to see them as often as we did. They were a tight band, even then.
You know a band is magnificent when you instantly recognize their unique sound the moment it starts playing even if you've never heard the song before. That's AC/DC! 🤘
exactly. Rock and Roll has ALWAYS been about sexual inuendo. Even back to Elvis Presley, and even further back to the OG blues artists before him. This shouldn't surprise people lol
Thanks, I've been requesting this one forever. IMO, the best ACDC songs are the ones the average person has never heard. Overdose and Soul stripper are my other favorites. Bon Scott era was awesome!
Bon Scott is my favorite AC/DC vocalist also. When I go back and listen to any old songs by them, I tend to listen to the Bon Scott era songs before the Brian Johnson era songs even though the Back in Black album is still amazing!
No one else could have replaced a legend as well as Brian Johnson did. Great voice and great front man. Bon Scott had endless charisma and penned more clever songs. Even the vulgar stuff has wit and a wink.
The beauty back then was the double entendre. The vaguely obvious was there, but had enough deniability to not be where a song like WAP well it’s just there. No hiding it.
You can also use the word “touch” to mean a bit “crazy”. Metaphorically. Used to in earlier times if someone were mental they would say that, that person is touched.
Bon Scott told stories that he lived. That translated to the audience. AC/DC was blues/ hard rock with plenty of soul. Bon was.. charismatic,tough,kind and wild. AC/DC was real with Bon. He was the lightning bolt between the Young brothers. A talented bunch of musicians. He died,they became mainstream. Malcolm and Angus keeping them alive!
Love the Bon Scott Era. I did see them live with Brian in Toronto in 03 at Sarstock with 500,000 crazy Canadians 🤪 The Jack studio version first and then live 😊Great reaction and Peace out🙏☮️✌️
** You should listen to Crabsody in Blue... it was on the Australian release of let there be rock 1977 but was not on the UK or US release. Hilarious song that Bon just nails the lyrics and with one of Angus’s BEST bluesy solo!
This was the last hit with Bon Scot he died after this. My fave track too short but brilliant, I used to dance alone to this when my music ( rock) came on they left the floor but it was my bag. Great memories
A few years earlier, Queen had done an in your face "can't be played on the radio" song that didn't leave you guessing what on the agenda, but a lot of groups were making songs that they knew would have no "airtime" Queen - Get Down, Make Love (Official Lyric Video) - most people would use certain terms and phrases so it could get radio play and the old fuds at the FCC wouldn't be the wiser. If you really listen to the lyrics of MANY popular songs, they have sexual innuendos throughout them, - Donna Summer 1975 “Love to Love You Baby,” (the 17minute version) Marvin Gaye 1973 “Let’s Get It On,” - Led Zepplin = Lemmon Song - Aretha Franklin 1967 “I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)," - Solomon Burke 1965 “Tonight’s The Night,” - Etta James 1961“I Just Want to Make Love to You,” - Peggy Lee 1958 “Fever,” - Bessie Smith’s 1931 blues song “Need A Little Sugar in My Bowl” Dude there are thousands, even every day songs that seemed innocent on the radio...
another AC/DC Bon Scott song of similar style and caliber is "shot down in flames" or the more mainstream song of "the girls got rhythm" but also take note brian johnson also does both songs and he does them "live at river plate" and the crowd goes wild... pick which version you want first wisely
Bro the "medium rare" is a reference to the way to order prime rib steak the best cut of meat. This is one of their best albums. This is a great reaction channel keep it up
This cassette tape was always in my step dads tape deck in his Jacked up big block 4 speed Nova...Add the rumble of a big block Chevy ...waft of grass and a contact buzz Makes this song even better...At 8 years old I was rockin...
SUGGESTION: CANDY DULFER & DAVE A. STEWART - LILY WAS HERE (142 mln views/12 years ago) Candy Dulfer is a Dutch saxofonist and the daughter of Hans Dulfer, also a famous saxofonist. She started performing with her father at the age of 11. In 1987 she played in the opening act of MADONNA. She also worked with PRINCE. His famous words: WHEN I NEED SAX I CALL CANDY. In 1989 she made a few songs with DAVE STEWART, guitarist of the EURYTHMICS. Together they made the hit LILY WAS HERE. A number 1 hit in Holland. IN 1990 she had a guest appearence with PINK FLOYD. And recently she worked with NILE RODGERS during the corona pandemic.
I'm so happy for you kids getting the chance to step forward and experience these wide varieties of music. That is the day a person finally begins what an amazing world of music truly is! And not all rap music is a negative influence. I do agree that maybe, some music in every genre might not should be available for children that are not mature enough to understand these are just songs, cool a.f. songs yes they are, but they're not songs people need to be implemented in to their life style. Man, some of these kids take the lyrics to heart and use them as a guide to live by. Maybe that maturity tag isn't a bad idea after all. Don't hate on the artist, or the music, just make sure the kids are cool, right?
There are certain musicians that you remember exactly where you were when they died, Ronald "Bon" Scott was one of them same as Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Elvis, Stevie Ray Vaughan..
So true! I'm too young to remember Hendrix & Morrison. Terrible losses. Janice, too. 😪 Elvis died 2 months after I saw him. SRV died two weeks after I saw him. Dusty Hill died three DAYS before I saw ZZTop. Lemmy Kilmister died 3 days before I had tickets to see him. Bret Michaels hit a deer and wrecked his tour bus less than an hour after I told him to be careful & stay safe after a concert. Brian Johnson left AC/DC due to hearing loss issues the night I saw them. So...Am I cursed, or just old?
Innuendo has ALWAYS been there in Rock. I mean "Rock and Roll" is a euphemism for what we're all talkin' about here. As long as we're on this subject though, y'all need to check out Pearl Necklace by ZZ Top.
This is Classic AC/DC!!! Love Bon Scott's vocals!! Always will.
Love this era of AC/DC. Look at "Walk All Over You" 👀😎😁 Angus is all over that guitar.
Walk all over you is legit my favourite AC/DC song
Me too love the Bon Scott era
Whole album is one of my favorites. Might be because it was my first introduction to Agnus as I was starting to play guitar myself.
Yes please!
Bon was one of the most charismatic vocalists of all time he would sing these lyrics with a wink and a smile .. you are NOT in the minority AC/DC fans love Brian Johnson but most agree with you Bon was the Best
Bon is my favorite by fair amount
Just different, actually enjoy Brian's voice more but both rock.
@@jonathanjacques7250 It was only when he did the song with Slash that i discovered how Brian can sing really well! With AC/DC it's mostly squealing and screaming.
Brian done justice to Bon Scott sounding so close to his voice
@@annfox343 probably one of the few bands that fans never hated a new singer
Far and Away one of my favorite ACDC songs.. it just oozes everything that can ooze
My absolute favorite AC/DC song! It just hits all the right notes for me.
LOVE All of Bon Scott's, actions, facial expression, etc What a LEGEND!!
yeah, he was a rockstar in the true sense of the word....
Here I am 72 years old, and groovin’ to the music. This is one of my favorite songs from this group. Oh the good old days. It was great seeing you laugh at the hard, fast, and medium rare. ♥️🌹♥️
Yes Bon Scott is all natural in his talented voice that doesn't have to strain or try so hard to get the singing voice to come out..always my favorite but Brian Johnson also has a unique voice he brought in after Bons passing that keeps AC/DC LEGENDS !!! GREAT REACTION GUYS!!!
Malcolm is the heart beat
Angus actually said so in an interview - he expanded on it by saying anyone could do what he does, some flash tricks, some fast fingers, some hammer ons/hammer offs - but to do what Malcolm did, be the foundation & commit to it, took a rare talent.
Malc, you are sorely missed mate - hope you are kicking it's arse up there in Valhalla.
Medium rare is a way of saying she got it just the way she likes it. That’s how I interpret it.
My thoughts exactly.
She sure did.
Haha
I think it means almost raw.
AC/DC are the lyrical kings of the single entendre.
LOve this....Bon Scott is the Rock and Roll Star, the Lyrics are just incredible.. ACDC is my Band for 40 years.
"Walk All Over You" and "Night Prowler" are two more great songs from this album.
best rock song of the century !
Thank you Don!!! You finally said it out loud. There's a certain charm in poetry that VULGAR can never compare to.
In 1977 I watched Bon carry Angus on his shoulders from one side of the arena and back while he played I was hooked the best band ever
in 95 I was 13 yrs old and bought my first cd via magazine mailorder; The newly released Ballbreaker by AC/DC.
I have seen them live twice. one in a closed stadium and one in an open air concert in a big field outside the city. Both were epic!
I do wish I was alive to witness Bon Scott though. Their early stuff was always my favourite....
Yeah, I saw that on the Flick of the Switch tour. Angus riding through the crowd on Brian's shoulders was so famous at their shows at the time. So cool to watch. I saw guy overdose on heroin in the women's bathroom. Dude in front of me jumped off the balcony into the crowd below. Preachers heckling everyone coming in thag they were going to hell for worshipping "devil music." 😂 My parents let me skip school to go see them. 🤘Been an AC/DC fanatic since age 13. Wrote them fan mail and everything back then.😂 TNT was my first song. Never stopped listening since. Powerage is my favorite. Hells Bells. Bon has the edge, but I couldn't live without either one of them.
I saw the same thing in Memorial Hall, Kansas City KS.
Saw AC/DC play in 1975.
They played at a showground in Perth Western Australia.
To stand ten feet away from Bon Scott performing was amazing.
RIP Bon, the best frontman of AC/DC and thanks to Brian for their longevity.
I say this so often. I got to see them so many time with Bon as a teenager in Melbourne in the mid 70’s. They were my first rock concert! We were addicted to the feeling of their music coming up through our feet, it was amazing. And Bon, what a frontman! He oozed charisma and always had a naughty twinkle in his eye which is why we never went backstage as we looked older than 14 and we didn’t want to get a bad name. But he was incredible on stage, and will always be their frontman to me!! We were just so lucky to see them as often as we did. They were a tight band, even then.
This is the AC/DC I grew up listening to. High school. Saw them in 78. That show was SO FUN!! $7.50, I believe 😂
Yea now it's $750, lol and more. Crazy expensive world we live in!!
I paid 15 German Mark for Iron Maiden in 1983.
Me too. I have seen them 5x. 3x with Bon and 2x with Brian
Just like 70s AEROWSMITH where WAY BETTER IN THE 70s than the 80s
SO LOVE THIS BAND!! THANKS, YOU-GUYS!! RIP, BON & MALCOLM!! ❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This song and Bob Seger's "Her Strut" my two favorite songs period...
You know a band is magnificent when you instantly recognize their unique sound the moment it starts playing even if you've never heard the song before. That's AC/DC! 🤘
Heck yes..great song to start my day with...awesome.
My fave AC/DC song!!!
One of their best! Love this song!
Literally the definition of rock and roll.
exactly. Rock and Roll has ALWAYS been about sexual inuendo. Even back to Elvis Presley, and even further back to the OG blues artists before him. This shouldn't surprise people lol
The very song that got me hooked on AC/DC - mimed on Top Of The Pop's (in the UK) - and brilliantly done - Hooked for life - no better life sentence!
An all time fave of mine! Best voice in rock n roll IMO.
All bow down to the greatest Rock n Roll band in history. We lived in the best times. They're sadly now gone.
This is probably my favorite ACDC song. Love Bon Scott.
I took this record to play at my school disco, 12yrs old. Managed to get it played right at the end, the teacher's didn't know what hit them 😂
I liked 70s Disco and 70s rock the same the 70s where the 70s period
We would've been besties. 😂👍🤘
@@whome1299 🤪
@@theodoreritola7641 t'was 1981
This song reminds me a lot of the music Def leppard put out. Probably one of my top 5 ACDC songs!
It was years before def leopard .. it sounds similar becauxe Mutt Lange had a signature production style
this is my favourite by ac/dc still have my single copy
Oh my God, I love their early stuff still @ 63 years old.
Thanks, I've been requesting this one forever. IMO, the best ACDC songs are the ones the average person has never heard. Overdose and Soul stripper are my other favorites. Bon Scott era was awesome!
THE boys together, my favorite shows. Don hope ur well..Black Pegasus my dude. Rock never used derogatory word's to describe a girl or her parts.
@kelticink. You're right!! And UNLIKE RAP!
One of my favorites by them
Bon Scott is my favorite AC/DC vocalist also. When I go back and listen to any old songs by them, I tend to listen to the Bon Scott era songs before the Brian Johnson era songs even though the Back in Black album is still amazing!
Every AC/DC song is my favorite AC/DC song but this one is in a small group that stand out me.
I always loved this album Highway to Hell some of Bon Scotts best Acdc songs!
No one else could have replaced a legend as well as Brian Johnson did. Great voice and great front man. Bon Scott had endless charisma and penned more clever songs. Even the vulgar stuff has wit and a wink.
The beauty back then was the double entendre. The vaguely obvious was there, but had enough deniability to not be where a song like WAP well it’s just there. No hiding it.
Such a great song. Absolutely love it
You can also use the word “touch” to mean a bit “crazy”. Metaphorically.
Used to in earlier times if someone were mental they would say that, that person is touched.
Bon Scott...enough said!!
This is one of those songs by AC/DC that don’t follow their usual formula & is such an Ozone Baby vibe song.
Bon Scott told stories that he lived. That translated to the audience. AC/DC was blues/ hard rock with plenty of soul. Bon was.. charismatic,tough,kind and wild. AC/DC was real with Bon. He was the lightning bolt between the Young brothers. A talented bunch of musicians. He died,they became mainstream. Malcolm and Angus keeping them alive!
Medium well meant it was perfect! He was perfect!
I am taking my 16 year old son to see them in concert this Spring! He is going to have so much fun! And I will also just watching my son.
“Kicked in the Teeth” except nothing less. Banger!
Love the Bon Scott Era. I did see them live with Brian in Toronto in 03 at Sarstock with 500,000 crazy Canadians 🤪 The Jack studio version first and then live 😊Great reaction and Peace out🙏☮️✌️
Every DC fan likes Bon best
Live Wire, the entire Let There Be Rock ‘79 concert.
Forever BON SCOTT 🤘🤘🤘 ACDC Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I also like the song that comes after this one called "Beating around the bush"
Yaaasss! 🤘
@@whome1299I've never understood how Bon didn't F up his voice singing that. He's like singing it at the very top of his voice the entire song.
You nailed it with the comment of ‘poetic’……. He was a true street poet!
Fee fee towel, "look it up folks": God damn you JD Vance and your couch!
** You should listen to Crabsody in Blue... it was on the Australian release of let there be rock 1977 but was not on the UK or US release. Hilarious song that Bon just nails the lyrics and with one of Angus’s BEST bluesy solo!
Mmm I love this one, one of my favorites!
God broke the mold when he made Bon Scott a true legend rip Bon
Such a F ing great song!
you really should see " let there be rock " , this song is fire
The video is 🔥🔥🔥. 🤟
That whole album was great loved every cut
Everyone loves Bon Scott more … but let me make it clear , Brian is awesome.
Yes, Brian is awesome....but Bon was the MAN, case closed!!
My favorite line of all time - “a body of Venus, with arms”
I used to sing this when my 9th grade science lab partner was trying to measure chemicals. Circa 1981 lol
Bon Scott is the greatest front man in the history of rock n roll, period. Long live AC/DC and long live Bon Scott and Malcolm Young!! 🤘🎸🎶⚡
BP, most AC/DC fans agree with you...and, no one hates on Brian. 🙂
But hes not the REAL ACDC,,,,LIKE 70s ACDC WAS
And that's what needs to come back.
This is my favorite song by them!
Bon Scott was the epitome of "Sex, drugs & Rock & Roll!!!".
Bon was the best! All kudos to Brian and where they’ve gone with him but Bon was simply unforgettable
Love AC/DC! Great reaction, and funny too 🤣❤️✌🏻🎶
My favorite AC/DC song ❤
Yeah!" Touch too Much"! FTW!! Still have my 7" picture cover Vinyl single! I think the B-side was "Girls got Rhythm" BTW - Bon was The OG!
This was the last hit with Bon Scot he died after this. My fave track too short but brilliant, I used to dance alone to this when my music ( rock) came on they left the floor but it was my bag. Great memories
A few years earlier, Queen had done an in your face "can't be played on the radio" song that didn't leave you guessing what on the agenda, but a lot of groups were making songs that they knew would have no "airtime" Queen - Get Down, Make Love (Official Lyric Video) - most people would use certain terms and phrases so it could get radio play and the old fuds at the FCC wouldn't be the wiser.
If you really listen to the lyrics of MANY popular songs, they have sexual innuendos throughout them, - Donna Summer 1975 “Love to Love You Baby,” (the 17minute version)
Marvin Gaye 1973 “Let’s Get It On,” - Led Zepplin = Lemmon Song - Aretha Franklin 1967 “I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)," - Solomon Burke 1965 “Tonight’s The Night,” - Etta James 1961“I Just Want to Make Love to You,” - Peggy Lee 1958 “Fever,” - Bessie Smith’s 1931 blues song “Need A Little Sugar in My Bowl” Dude there are thousands, even every day songs that seemed innocent on the radio...
AC/DC - Money Talks) and ( She Shook Me All Night Long) is right there with dirty deeds done dirt cheap and touch too much.
another AC/DC Bon Scott song of similar style and caliber is "shot down in flames" or the more mainstream song of "the girls got rhythm" but also take note brian johnson also does both songs and he does them "live at river plate" and the crowd goes wild... pick which version you want first wisely
Bro the "medium rare" is a reference to the way to order prime rib steak the best cut of meat. This is one of their best albums. This is a great reaction channel keep it up
This cassette tape was always in my step dads tape deck in his Jacked up big block 4 speed Nova...Add the rumble of a big block Chevy ...waft of grass and a contact buzz Makes this song even better...At 8 years old I was rockin...
A great song. Love the reaction. Check out Night Prowler. They have so many great songs, some that never get mentioned.
Agreed. Bon Scott is the man!
angus young was killing it and i love Bon R.I.P.
They aren’t subtle
- giving the dog a bone ❤
AC/DC Bốn Brian both are so good, but it’s Angus Young that makes AC/DC his riffs and energy is second to none!
My favorite track on this album and there are zero duds on most all of their albums.
Yes, Bon Scott's AC/DC....the best! - AC/DC's Jailbreak next, please.
SUGGESTION: CANDY DULFER & DAVE A. STEWART - LILY WAS HERE (142 mln views/12 years ago) Candy Dulfer is a Dutch saxofonist and the daughter of Hans Dulfer, also a famous saxofonist. She started performing with her father at the age of 11. In 1987 she played in the opening act of MADONNA. She also worked with PRINCE. His famous words: WHEN I NEED SAX I CALL CANDY. In 1989 she made a few songs with DAVE STEWART, guitarist of the EURYTHMICS. Together they made the hit LILY WAS HERE. A number 1 hit in Holland. IN 1990 she had a guest appearence with PINK FLOYD. And recently she worked with NILE RODGERS during the corona pandemic.
I stick around cause yalls audio is always ten! Even if I go watch the original, man the seoeration and clarity, even yalls comments. Banger
You ant got a hold on me and can i sit next to you girl are my all time favorites much love black pegasus ❤
I'm so happy for you kids getting the chance to step forward and experience these wide varieties of music. That is the day a person finally begins what an amazing world of music truly is!
And not all rap music is a negative influence. I do agree that maybe, some music in every genre might not should be available for children that are not mature enough to understand these are just songs, cool a.f. songs yes they are, but they're not songs people need to be implemented in to their life style. Man, some of these kids take the lyrics to heart and use them as a guide to live by. Maybe that maturity tag isn't a bad idea after all.
Don't hate on the artist, or the music, just make sure the kids are cool, right?
Ive got ahold a few I had doubts if I can handle but I made up for it with enthusiasm. 🤣🤣
There are certain musicians that you remember exactly where you were when they died, Ronald "Bon" Scott was one of them same as Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Elvis, Stevie Ray Vaughan..
So true! I'm too young to remember Hendrix & Morrison. Terrible losses. Janice, too. 😪 Elvis died 2 months after I saw him. SRV died two weeks after I saw him. Dusty Hill died three DAYS before I saw ZZTop. Lemmy Kilmister died 3 days before I had tickets to see him. Bret Michaels hit a deer and wrecked his tour bus less than an hour after I told him to be careful & stay safe after a concert. Brian Johnson left AC/DC due to hearing loss issues the night I saw them. So...Am I cursed, or just old?
Absolutely 🔥
Fantastic Album
Innuendo has ALWAYS been there in Rock. I mean "Rock and Roll" is a euphemism for what we're all talkin' about here. As long as we're on this subject though, y'all need to check out Pearl Necklace by ZZ Top.
Awesome reaction!!!! Dead on about lyrics of yesterday vs today. Try their song Go Down!!!
I was in grade 4 when this came out. I asked for the album for Christmas. At that age i had no idea when it meant lol
Bon is legit. From 12 years old, I was scared of his bad assness! You cannot look at 70 year olds like they are old fuddy duddies.
You will love the video for Let There Be Rock with Bon Scott. He actually broke his ankle doing it
No, he broke his ankle doing the Let There be Rock video.
@@karenglenn6707i knew that as soon as I posted it lol