Brian's voice is not what its used be. But that effort to hit the high notes, thats what makes him a rockn roll hero. He does not cheat. Pure rockn roll!!
When Bon died everyone in the world thought, "Well. That's it. There is no one that could possibly work with AC/DC." Then this guy comes along. The definition of a miracle. It's like finding a drummer for Zep or guitarist for Hendrix.
No miracle at all Bon had already told Malcolm if he ever died replace me with the singer from Geordie. Snd that’s what they did. And Hendrix was the guitarist 🤷♂️
When he said "That means a lot to me, thank you" I really felt emotional. This was his first comeback after his hearing issue. And seeing the crowd, still cheering for him, still singing with him, I'm sure that really made him happy. He is a humble, down to earth and emotional man. I love Brian. No bullshit, just a great guy to drink with and Rock'n Roll. I hope he never quits.
I never thought it that way, I honestly shed a tear. I can't wait to see what new stuff they release. I will 100% see them on their next tour if Brian is truly back.
Man, people is always going to be happy for him, and the rest of AC/DC, same for all the old great bands out there (maiden, sabbath, aerosmith, and so many others), it is great to see people smiling and having fun with rock n roll.
@@MC-hx6nkit is clean enough. Matt is great on guitar, but ofc he's not aldimeola or Clapton. He is Matt and that's fine. Hes got nothing to prove. The guy put down enough on the table.
I love it how Muse don’t bother to keep their cool. They are playing with their heroes and their faces cannot contain their grins. For this and being talented (and hard-working), they deserve every piece of the success they get.
@@danycinkhope Yeah, he's out of tune but this song is about balls out rock. He's delivering hard and singing every word and that's what matters to most of us.
No one can. AC/DC have the best rhythm section ever...no matter who they have backing them...it's what makes them so solid...people think AC/DC songs are easy to play...they aren't due to the pauses and solid rhythms.
The way Matt was literally jumping 5 feet in the air across the stage the whole time and the pure look of enjoyment and starstruck and fanboy is what made this video. xD Great performance from incredible artists!
Brian Johnson looks genuinely humbled to be getting love from an audience that might not normally be his fan base, and I think the youngsters thoroughly enjoyed an unexpected jolt of old school rock and roll
It's now 2024 and Brian can still perform for two hours and seems so happy on stage. To see him and AC/DC live again is indescribably beautiful, emotional and an absolute concert highlight in my life.
Neon Eviscerate That's also the benefit of having two surgeries lol. But seriously, I was fortunate enough to have seen him live in 2015 in Cologne, shortly before he was forced to leave ACDC. He's always been my favorite. I've never seen him not smiling or giving less than 120%
I was there. I ditched my mates and pushed all the way to the front to see the band I was most excited to see all weekend, Muse. I was at the front, right on the metal fence. When I heard the lead singer say "welcome to the stage Brian Johnson". I thought Brian who????? The last person I expected to see, my childhood hero. First two albums I ever bought, High Voltage and Back in Black. I played them till my ears fell off when I was a kid. This show was the best moment of 2017, I almost cried....... thank you for a memory I'll never forget.
The drummer nailed it . One of not many drummers who know that in a really good rock beat the up and down strokes on the hi-hat are the most important part . Thanks man .
Phil Rudd's swing and timing are essential to the AC/DC sound. Some assholes will just say: "It's easy. It's just standard 4/4 time!" But try and play it as well as Rudd does, and you'll see how challenging it is.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418Same goes for Tom, and that’s why he has an easy time copying Rudd. Although he’s a sneaky bitch who plays some mean stuff that just sounds easy.
Brian Johnson is probably the nicest and truly real person in rock n roll. My wife rode on a shuttle with him and his wife to the Queen Mary in Long Beach. She said he was just amazingly nice to anyone who talked to him. I wish I was there! He sounded great on this and Muse knocked it out of the park!
Black Holes and Revelations is usually the album people rec to get started with Muse. If you love the hard rock sound though, Drones is a great pick too.
Hope Malcolm could see this because I'm sure he would have loved it. Now he's up there and kicking some butts together with Bon Scott and watching today's rock legends like Muse. Rest in peace Malcolm, you will be missed by Angus, Brian and millions of fans!
Francklyn dementia affects memory not understanding as much. He may have forgotten who Brian is. May have not remembered ever meeting him. Some dementia patients forget their own siblings but remember their parents because they forget the last 50 years and only remember childhood. My grandpa has early dementia, he's 83 but it's starting to reach it's second phase and sooner or later, sadly, death. It's slow and sometimes doesn't kill but other times will. R.I.P Malcolm
The thank you from Brian was very genuine.. hadn’t performed live for a long time up to this point. Kudos to Muse for allowing this man some flowers.. he hadn’t yet figured back into Acdc and was a man without a country. Brian is so good. Met him once. Nicest guy possible.
The obvious excitement that Muse has jamming out with a rock icon is so palpable. I feel excited for them vicariously through this awesome performance. You can tell they are having the time of their lives and not taking it for granted that they get to jam with Brian Johnson. It's every rocker kid's dream to do something like this.
It's like, when you are young, you want to be a famous rockstar. You get your first guitar, make a band with your friends in a garage somewhere. You try to play your favourite AC\DC songs and imagine you play this for thousands of people. Then you grow up, and you actually become famous with your band although you have a completely different style now. But then when you are on the stage and you get to play that song from your childhood again, you don't care if it's your style or not - your inner child just emerges and your dream comes true.
I'm a huge ACDC fan and they are by far my favorite band of all time and I want to be less subjective as possible when I say that Brian Johnson is such a legend and one of the greatest singers of all time! He doesn't have as strong voice as before and that's normal of course (Hes 70 wtf) but there's something about his voice that is so good, the color of his voice it's so bluesy, it's like his voice is made for rock and blues. Unbelievable! Thank you Brian for continuing ACDC legacy after Bon passed away.
I watched Brian's "life on the road series" recently. It really came across how much not being in AC/DC hurt him and how much he missed it. What a humble , down to earth guy he is. A true legend and AC/DC is not AC/DC without him 🤘🤘🤘
When Brian shouted "Fuck 'em all", he was grinning from ear to ear. I had to watch that part over a few times as it had me laughing ass off for a few minutes. I loved his performance while he was singing this great song. He really seems like an awesome down to earth person to hang out with. Every time I see him in something he is always having a good time laughing and enjoying himself. I hope and pray that he sticks around for a very long time and stays health. IMO, people like him are very few and hard to find in life. Thank you for your comment and I could not agree more with you.
Hell yeah! They have incredible musicianship and showmanship. Matt Bellamy has a legendary voice, guitar playing skills, and piano skills, and they have phenomenal energy live. Check out the piano solo in Butterflies and Hurricanes live at Wembley Stadium if you want to see Matt show off on the piano lol. Chris and Dom are also masters of their craft. Muse is full of incredible drumming and iconic bass lines as well. Hysteria has one of the most iconic and crazy bass lines of all time. I’m a huge Muse fanboy if you couldn’t tell lol
You never realize just how special Brian's voice is until you hear other people try to mimic it. Even here, at 70 years old, its held up incredibly well. Some people are lucky to still be able to walk around unassisted at that age. Legendary.
Muse are of course unbelievably amazing musicians. Getting to play with Johnno is a testament to how brilliant they are as a band. Legends don’t just turn up and sing and perform with anyone! The respect was beautiful to see. Fantastic ❤️
An absolute blast. Brian has much respect for them, he's so much like an Uncle saying "thank you boys !" , it was for sure an overwhelming moment for him to be back on stage. Even for a moment. I love the end of the song, where he gets on the side, just standing there, and Bellamy goes to him just after the last note, and they hug. What a cool moment they shared on stage, just for the sake of playing music in front of thousands.
He can still rock it! I love Brian and always will. ACDC with Brian and Bon have given me so many good memories! ACDC will always be my #1 band. I have a set list of their songs I play on my guitar. Pure ecstasy when you play along with them. The best high ever! 🤟🤘
I remember saving my money and getting a ride to the department store (Nichols, in Canandaigua, New York) to buy Back in Black, when I was 10 years old. I still have the same album. I then saw AC/DC for the first (and only) time when I was a teenager in college, at the Rochester War Memorial, on October 11, 1988 (Blow Up Your Video tour). I'm 53 years old now. To see and hear this man bring the same passion, talent, and fun to young people today as he did for me more than 40 years ago, is really beyond words. All I can say is Thank You.
Brian Johnson at 70 years of age....Rock on.
he was 69 in this. hehe
@@ThePFRG 71 now hahahaha and he's the BEST
really?????
@@kindheartedbutterfly644 are you kidding? He's 82...
@@B1indB1ake13 1947... so he"ll be 72
Brian's vocals still absolutely slap at the age of 70. Legend.
Chlapec zmetený ,jeho Hlas tu je na Furt.
Brian's voice is not what its used be. But that effort to hit the high notes, thats what makes him a rockn roll hero. He does not cheat. Pure rockn roll!!
He's 70 years old remember. Wouldn't we all love a grandad who can belt out tunes like that.
Very true, but hell he doesn’t give a shit and that’s what makes this man a hero.
The dudes in his 70s lol... what do you expect
Actually Guildnam Style hes not 70 yet
durul seren he cant hear
When Bon died everyone in the world thought, "Well. That's it. There is no one that could possibly work with AC/DC." Then this guy comes along. The definition of a miracle. It's like finding a drummer for Zep or guitarist for Hendrix.
Spot on
you damn right!
No miracle at all Bon had already told Malcolm if he ever died replace me with the singer from Geordie.
Snd that’s what they did.
And Hendrix was the guitarist 🤷♂️
@@fearnpol4938 Hendrix is hendrix, the name is "Hendrix experience"
..or Mercury for "Queen".
Matt’s happiness throughout this is so great
Every rock star has dreamed himself playing for AC/DC and Matt knows thats the closest he will ever get to his dream. Respect!
Matt is a blessing to this world
NOT MUSE WITH BRIAN OF AC DC ITS NOT GOOD AND COOL ..........
Matt sorum is ex guns n roses drummer
Had never seen anyone so bloody happy in my live
When he said "That means a lot to me, thank you" I really felt emotional. This was his first comeback after his hearing issue. And seeing the crowd, still cheering for him, still singing with him, I'm sure that really made him happy. He is a humble, down to earth and emotional man. I love Brian. No bullshit, just a great guy to drink with and Rock'n Roll. I hope he never quits.
I never thought it that way, I honestly shed a tear. I can't wait to see what new stuff they release. I will 100% see them on their next tour if Brian is truly back.
Man, people is always going to be happy for him, and the rest of AC/DC, same for all the old great bands out there (maiden, sabbath, aerosmith, and so many others), it is great to see people smiling and having fun with rock n roll.
I’ve heard so many great stories about Brian and just by the way he carries himself in interviews I can tell he’s an awesome guy
The Young's fucked him over pretty bad.
@@zebageba you might wanna research that. Mal was not even involved.
Love how Bellamy jumping around like child but playing guitar so clean
He can play Plug in Baby while literally running, see the Rome Olympic stadium footage. He did it right in front of me a few days ago in Minneapolis.
Hysteria while jumping around during the solo is what gets me.
Clean? Loads of pickup noises in between verse passages. Hardest thing for a guitarist to play live ...is still nothing.
@@MC-hx6nkit is clean enough. Matt is great on guitar, but ofc he's not aldimeola or Clapton. He is Matt and that's fine. Hes got nothing to prove. The guy put down enough on the table.
matt bellamy is me if i was actually good at guitar and english
I love it how Muse don’t bother to keep their cool. They are playing with their heroes and their faces cannot contain their grins. For this and being talented (and hard-working), they deserve every piece of the success they get.
MUSE is the group that has a heart and can enjoy other musicians without jealousy. A rare quality!
Brian's voice at the age of 70 is far better than my whole life
@Donde Merlin WTF 70 ?? Oh my God
What ? Are you deaf ? He is out of the note during all the song.
Try to sing with that technique. He's still killing it, this is what I call a real singer.
@@danycinkhope Yeah, he's out of tune but this song is about balls out rock. He's delivering hard and singing every word and that's what matters to most of us.
The hell of a comment, I am buying it:-)
Matt was definitely in fanboy mode. It's great to see the new generation giving respect . Thumbs up
Not exactly 'new generation' any more though, Muse have been going since early 90's (still seem new to me though ;-)
Definitely, I CAN NOT BELIEVE how I just discovered them earlier this year. I must have been living under the biggest of rocks.
What true rocker isn't? Gotta say, even Muse, with their *extreme* lock on the beat, still couldn't quite match AC/DC's here.
No one can. AC/DC have the best rhythm section ever...no matter who they have backing them...it's what makes them so solid...people think AC/DC songs are easy to play...they aren't due to the pauses and solid rhythms.
@@TheAlfsterino Every prog band in existence wants to have a word with you.
at 70 years old , performing better live than most frontmen out there . what a LEGEND
He´s the Man!
The way Matt was literally jumping 5 feet in the air across the stage the whole time and the pure look of enjoyment and starstruck and fanboy is what made this video. xD Great performance from incredible artists!
I love how happy everyone looks. Muse for playing with Brian, Brian for being on stage again... All of it.
Muse showing respect to this legend... my respects to Muse for this.
Brian Johnson looks genuinely humbled to be getting love from an audience that might not normally be his fan base, and I think the youngsters thoroughly enjoyed an unexpected jolt of old school rock and roll
It's now 2024 and Brian can still perform for two hours and seems so happy on stage. To see him and AC/DC live again is indescribably beautiful, emotional and an absolute concert highlight in my life.
Damn, Brian is fantastic!
Age hasn't done much to impede his vocals. Guess that's the benefit of not performing too much.
I got a refund on our tickets for Manchester cause of Axl Rose replacing him.
hell yeah!
Neon Eviscerate That's also the benefit of having two surgeries lol. But seriously, I was fortunate enough to have seen him live in 2015 in Cologne, shortly before he was forced to leave ACDC. He's always been my favorite. I've never seen him not smiling or giving less than 120%
Davidos Red axel sounds amazing.
Was in the crowd when this happened.. it is a moment I’ll never forget
Billy Fagg you lucky!!!!
Same here dude was amazing!
Same was such a good day with Liam Gallagher too
You're a hell of a lucky guy, I must say!
I was there too and I could'nt believe it!!!
Jesus, Brian's vocals are so good rn.
I was there. I ditched my mates and pushed all the way to the front to see the band I was most excited to see all weekend, Muse. I was at the front, right on the metal fence. When I heard the lead singer say "welcome to the stage Brian Johnson". I thought Brian who????? The last person I expected to see, my childhood hero. First two albums I ever bought, High Voltage and Back in Black. I played them till my ears fell off when I was a kid. This show was the best moment of 2017, I almost cried....... thank you for a memory I'll never forget.
That is so epic, can't put into words how jealous i am of you :(
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
@@masterjason8355 Last night???
@@masterjason8355 What ludicrous display ???
@@danielxh558 ahh i just quoted a line from IT Crowd.
Without a doubt one of the coolest things I’ve had the pleasure to have seen live.
Totally agree, there was such a great atmosphere
Same here! When Brian walked on i went mental!!
I'm fucking jealous
Ooooh lucky bastards I'm so jealous but really happy for you omg just imagine (appropriate emoji non existent because too pumped)
Agreed. Muse is my favorite band, but always wanted to see AC/DC in concert. Was a good night for me!
The rhythm part of the solo was played by Malcolm from the heavens
At 2:39 you can see the rhythm player to the right
Nope, its morgan but im pretty sure malcolm helps him.
Kfir Ochaion ❤️🤘
Legends never die. \m/
A bit mean to hide the poor guy away so!
Matt seems to enjoy this so much 💚
MUSER MBC1 Do you have mbc-1 signature?
yep, you can see it on my TH-cam or Instagram (@MuserMBC1) ✌️ There's a video of Matt signing it too 😱💚
MUSER MBC1 I have the mbc as well, great guitar
Well he's playing on stage with motherfuckin' Brian Johnson! of course he enjoyed it
MUSER MBC1 I thought the same thing! It's so beautiful.
Look how humble Brian is, how he let's them have the stage at the end
He´s the Man!
The drummer nailed it .
One of not many drummers who know that in a really good rock beat the up and down strokes on the hi-hat are the most important part . Thanks man .
Phil Rudd's swing and timing are essential to the AC/DC sound. Some assholes will just say: "It's easy. It's just standard 4/4 time!"
But try and play it as well as Rudd does, and you'll see how challenging it is.
@@RolandDeschain1Rudd is a minimalist.
The trick is to leave the song as basic as possible
@@dcmastermindfirst9418Same goes for Tom, and that’s why he has an easy time copying Rudd. Although he’s a sneaky bitch who plays some mean stuff that just sounds easy.
Matt look like a happy kid, and the big hug at the end was so cute!!!!! really cool :-)
Yeah,ı agree.Very nice moment.That also remind me Ozzy and Randy Rhoades.
I can't for the life of me understand anyone criticizing Brian Johnson at age 70 for his vocals. Especially when he sounded damn good...
Brian Johnson is probably the nicest and truly real person in rock n roll. My wife rode on a shuttle with him and his wife to the Queen Mary in Long Beach. She said he was just amazingly nice to anyone who talked to him. I wish I was there! He sounded great on this and Muse knocked it out of the park!
Aye he's a canny lad a true Geordie legend
Matt having the time of his life :)
Jemma Hovsepyan good on him, this version is so good
0:00
Brian: let's have a handshake!
Matt: nope! we're hugging
the ending hug is even better tho, that was fucking adorable :D
real musicians don't shake hands.
I was there
It was like unbelievable to live this moment
The pure joy on Matt and Dominic's faces is beautiful. What a combination! Fabulous performance! Would love to have been there for this!
I'm a HUGE ACDC fan and I gotta say, Muse killed it with Brian. Well done, I'll check out their stuff now. Thanks for posting the vid
same
To add your interest a bit more Muse have many songs with Queen and Pink Floyd vibes, and the guitarist Matt is a badass piano player :D
Black Holes and Revelations is usually the album people rec to get started with Muse. If you love the hard rock sound though, Drones is a great pick too.
@@unwindingfantasy4857 the guy who produced drones also produced AC/DC!
@@mindartis4081 such a great album! Reapers is definitely ACDC influenced :)
Matt is like a child meeting his big fans.. Love you all guys.. Awesome.. Longlife..
3:26 Brian Johnson slaps a cymbal
😄 Some rock legends can do that without any effort!
Brian
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
For a moment I thought you said Boris Johnson
hahahah awesome😂😂
Brian Johnson and Muse... It couldn't get any better.
Matt is impeccable playing guitar. Every single note is on tempo and in place
Hope Malcolm could see this because I'm sure he would have loved it.
Now he's up there and kicking some butts together with Bon Scott and watching today's rock legends like Muse.
Rest in peace Malcolm, you will be missed by Angus, Brian and millions of fans!
Francklyn I'm sure he did, this live was in august 2017
Crowley loves Belldom yeah I know but I wonder if his disease even made it possible for him to watch and understand it
Francklyn dementia affects memory not understanding as much. He may have forgotten who Brian is. May have not remembered ever meeting him. Some dementia patients forget their own siblings but remember their parents because they forget the last 50 years and only remember childhood. My grandpa has early dementia, he's 83 but it's starting to reach it's second phase and sooner or later, sadly, death. It's slow and sometimes doesn't kill but other times will.
R.I.P Malcolm
Eat It I always wonder what it's like, I'm sure when they dream they experience memories that they can't recall later
What about phil
Matt Bellamy jumping around while playing that killer riff is such a mood !
The thank you from Brian was very genuine.. hadn’t performed live for a long time up to this point. Kudos to Muse for allowing this man some flowers.. he hadn’t yet figured back into Acdc and was a man without a country. Brian is so good. Met him once. Nicest guy possible.
Damn.. Thats why rock n roll will never die! Hit them hard Brian! Awesome show and attitudie!!!
viktorgst *attitude
Fucking 70 some years old and sounds incredible. What a legend.
he looks 55.......I can't believe he's 70 at the time of this clip, but now 72.....unbelievable.
Matt had the time of his life, performing with one of the greatest legends in the history of rock!
He gave a speech beforehand, you would’ve seen how pumped up he was
The obvious excitement that Muse has jamming out with a rock icon is so palpable. I feel excited for them vicariously through this awesome performance. You can tell they are having the time of their lives and not taking it for granted that they get to jam with Brian Johnson. It's every rocker kid's dream to do something like this.
You can see Muse are genuinely honoured to do this .
Brian never gets old.. Period
The Tom Cruise of rock
His appearance can age but his spirit cannot
And people say infinity war is the most ambitious crossover in history
DR Pizza Games 101 LOL
LOOOOL SO TRUE
Brian Johnson: "Hold my beer."
Two word: Live Aid
Nah, Angus joining GNR during Coachella was
The hug from Bryan and Matthew juste made me cry 🥲🥲
This man can sing like this at 70
That is awesome.
RIP Malcolm Young, Let there be rock for you Malcolm.
It's like, when you are young, you want to be a famous rockstar. You get your first guitar, make a band with your friends in a garage somewhere. You try to play your favourite AC\DC songs and imagine you play this for thousands of people.
Then you grow up, and you actually become famous with your band although you have a completely different style now.
But then when you are on the stage and you get to play that song from your childhood again, you don't care if it's your style or not - your inner child just emerges and your dream comes true.
Aaaand, the singer for that band sings for you. Must be an awesome feeling.
Dabaka93 wow I never looked at it that way. Amazing
Hahahaha . So damn true..
Sorry but dont use this \ use this / when you ride AC/DC
This is so me in 10 years later maybe lmao. I always think it in this way.
Very moving. Everyone loves Brain. Respect to Muse and their fans for this!
Just hearing Brian sing "I'm back". Fuck yeah you are!
Heard "fuck'em all" ?
I keep thinking on the happiness of these guys playing a legendary song, sang by the Legend who actually sings it.
That's pure awesomeness
Give HUGE credit to MUSE they played their absolute fucking souls into this, they were in fan boy HEAVEN and I absolutely don’t blame them
They were so excited to be playing with a legend
I'm a huge ACDC fan and they are by far my favorite band of all time and I want to be less subjective as possible when I say that Brian Johnson is such a legend and one of the greatest singers of all time! He doesn't have as strong voice as before and that's normal of course (Hes 70 wtf) but there's something about his voice that is so good, the color of his voice it's so bluesy, it's like his voice is made for rock and blues. Unbelievable! Thank you Brian for continuing ACDC legacy after Bon passed away.
rip malcolm
Luke Williams yup
We salute you, Malcolm!
Luke Williams oô
HOLY SHIT. YOUR COMMENT BROKE THE NEWS TO ME. I WAS AWAY FROM THE INTERNETS, AND SAW YOUR COMMENT.. MY MAN, MALCOLM.. :(
MU⚡SE
yeeeaaaass
Yeah MU⚡SE
Lmao
Simple but fucking dope comment
Next front album xD
I watched Brian's "life on the road series" recently. It really came across how much not being in AC/DC hurt him and how much he missed it. What a humble , down to earth guy he is. A true legend and AC/DC is not AC/DC without him 🤘🤘🤘
He’s Back! (in black)
He sounds amazing here for being 70! At this point in his life he had been doing music for about 47 years. Possibly longer. He is truly a legend!
Never thought I'd see Muse and Johnson on the same set. Superb. Muse are super awesome but Johnson is one of the gods. Excellent show.
I really love Muse but this Brian Johnson kid has a bright futur ahead 😉
JohnnyJ LMAO
lol what?!
tmz pestolante its a joke
Jayden and Finley r/ woooshhhhhhh
@Jayden and Finley r/whooosh
3:10 Brian shouts 'Fuck 'em all!'
What an absolute legend! Rock on!
When Brian shouted "Fuck 'em all", he was grinning from ear to ear. I had to watch that part over a few times as it had me laughing ass off for a few minutes. I loved his performance while he was singing this great song. He really seems like an awesome down to earth person to hang out with. Every time I see him in something he is always having a good time laughing and enjoying himself. I hope and pray that he sticks around for a very long time and stays health. IMO, people like him are very few and hard to find in life. Thank you for your comment and I could not agree more with you.
They nailed that... probably the best I've ever heard it covered. It's all about the feel...and Brian knew they were all over it. Excellent!
Matt is really an amazing guitarist, he literally jumped for 4.30 minutes while playing the guitar.
I’m a fan of a couple of Muse’s songs, but up until this performance I had no idea how amazing their musicianship was! Very impressed!
Oh man…. You gotta go down the Muse rabbit hole. It’s SOOOOOO good.
Hell yeah! They have incredible musicianship and showmanship. Matt Bellamy has a legendary voice, guitar playing skills, and piano skills, and they have phenomenal energy live. Check out the piano solo in Butterflies and Hurricanes live at Wembley Stadium if you want to see Matt show off on the piano lol. Chris and Dom are also masters of their craft. Muse is full of incredible drumming and iconic bass lines as well. Hysteria has one of the most iconic and crazy bass lines of all time. I’m a huge Muse fanboy if you couldn’t tell lol
Muse is simply (CURRENTLY) the best band in the world.
You never realize just how special Brian's voice is until you hear other people try to mimic it. Even here, at 70 years old, its held up incredibly well. Some people are lucky to still be able to walk around unassisted at that age. Legendary.
Muse are of course unbelievably amazing musicians. Getting to play with Johnno is a testament to how brilliant they are as a band.
Legends don’t just turn up and sing and perform with anyone!
The respect was beautiful to see.
Fantastic ❤️
Get chills watching this. Brian is something else, hope ACDC are back this year
The way Matt prances across the stage like a gazelle is beautiful 🥰
Look how happy those guys are to be on stage with an absolute rock’n’roll legend & playing such an iconic song
Look at the absolute fucking joy in Matts face and body language the entire song. Two titans showing mutual love and thunder!
Yeah Brian still in good shape, long life to Brian Johnson best of the best 🤘
'good shape'
I saw this live, it was sooo good
Redbobble Boy omg, jealous
Redbobble Boy you don't know how much I envy you
😎
Dude DUDE BUT... DUDE IT'S THE BEST LIVE EVER
Showbiz was good too imho, I was there too, so good XD
Best classic rock band + best modern rock band.
Brilliant, great to see ALL of them enjoying a stellar performance.
This is the greatest thing I have watched in a while. Brian sounds awesome! Never been a Muse fan, but certainly am now. Well done fellas!
Muse is great live. I like some of their stuff, some I don't really care for. But, they don't disappoint live.
Muse and Brian Johnson playing Back in Black ... fucking awesome.
there will only ever be one Brian johnson, a truly unique talent
Such a strong raw vocalist with a powerful guitarist makes such an amazing mix.
I am 55 and love when new generation honored pioneers and their legacy...
You could sense the love between Brian and the guys there.
Matt seems very happy i think
The solo was amazing!
R.I.P Malcolm Young, a fucking genious, and a guitar master
An absolute blast. Brian has much respect for them, he's so much like an Uncle saying "thank you boys !" , it was for sure an overwhelming moment for him to be back on stage. Even for a moment. I love the end of the song, where he gets on the side, just standing there, and Bellamy goes to him just after the last note, and they hug.
What a cool moment they shared on stage, just for the sake of playing music in front of thousands.
"Thank you boys!"
Afuckingmazing
funny :)
God damn that was epic! Muse absolutely nailed it and Brian was legendary as ever!
0:52 Matt is having the time of his life😂
He can still rock it! I love Brian and always will. ACDC with Brian and Bon have given me so many good memories! ACDC will always be my #1 band. I have a set list of their songs I play on my guitar. Pure ecstasy when you play along with them. The best high ever! 🤟🤘
One of the greatest rock songs and great guitars in this version
Can we appreciate how Matt plays both guitar parts as one and makes it work perfectly?
there is a guy in the background behind the bass player playing rhythm
Don't overlook Morgan Nicholls
Matt looks like a little kid whos elementary school crush just kissed his cheek and asked him to walk her home.
😭😭😭 yeah, he's that cute
Yes, he is that happy!!
Yeap!
Matt’s a phenomenal musician so he knows his place when royalty is in front of him that’s why lol
Cryogenius333 yeah he played with his idol! If I played with one of the guys from AC/DC I’d be happy as heck too!
Matt's guitar in Back in Black is perfect!
Matts like: "I know we're Muse...but that's Brian Fucking Johnson!"
totally!!! :-)
Mark Sneddon realy hmm
HAHAHAHAHA
Brian Fucking Johnson sounds fucking amazing
Man's still got that iconic voice
That was just one of the most joyful things ever. Still hitting the highnotes like the day this was released.
What a freaking honor! This musta made these guys special bucket list.
Brian Johnson kicks ass! 🤗💚☮
Why have I never seen this before, holy ****. I'm a massive Muse fan and they absolutely smashed Back in Black. 😱
Matt looked so happy, it always makes me smile :D !
Muse being my all time favourite band, and with my Dad playing with Brian in a band years ago...this was such an emotional moment ❤️
GOOD TO SEE BRIAN JOHNSON BACK AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Daedricshadow The House Of Shadows i
I remember saving my money and getting a ride to the department store (Nichols, in Canandaigua, New York) to buy Back in Black, when I was 10 years old. I still have the same album. I then saw AC/DC for the first (and only) time when I was a teenager in college, at the Rochester War Memorial, on October 11, 1988 (Blow Up Your Video tour). I'm 53 years old now. To see and hear this man bring the same passion, talent, and fun to young people today as he did for me more than 40 years ago, is really beyond words. All I can say is Thank You.