Well, it is the first time they listen to the best live-band existing. Nobody is so tight, so pushing. Other bands may have more fancy music, but nothing beats the energy of AC/DC. if you have the right audience, just like 2009 in argentina, you get the best of the best. So, listening to this - th-cam.com/video/J6sAagIau_A/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CarlosYoung2.0 - let you realise why ACDC is the best band on the planet.
Rock 'N' Roll - DONE!!!!!!! The two guitarists were great fans of Chuck Berry, he was a hero to them. Angus's 'Duck Walk' is a tribute to Chuck who frequently performed it.
I was in the crowd having a great time. It was a fantastic gig, the other bands that played that day were brilliant as well. I am glad to see someone else enjoying the music and showmanship of AC/DC.
Great day that was, when Donington was proper Donington - one stage and one day of pure adrenaline. There were buses back to Derby that you could jump on and make the last couple of hours at The Rock House after the headliner had finished too - then a kebab and then figure out how you were gonna get home. We used to just crash on a bench and get a train next day - man, I wish I was a teenager again 😂
The lead guitarist is Angus Young. Him and older brother Malcolm {on rhythm guitar} formed the group in 1973 in Australia. Its been said that Malcolm was the driving force behind the group even tho it was Angus always in the forefront with his goosestepping antics and guitar riffs. In the groups career, Malcolm missed being in the band only once for a brief illness, in 1988. He returned and played up until he had to retire in 2014 due to dementia. We lost Malcolm on November 18, 2017 from complications from dementia. RIP Malcolm Young
@@richardellis4636... I like both singers but you are correct by saying Brian is no Bon. The same goes for Van Halen. I like both {the 'early in the groups' career} David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar .. However .. most Americans didn't grow up listening to or know who Brian Johnson was. If you knew who Roth was than you also knew who Hagar was from his days with Montrose. That's why I believe it was so much easier for U.S. fans to accept Johnson as AC/DC's new 'frontman' than it was to accept Hagar as the new frontman for Van Halen. A lot of my friends were split down the middle. It was a 'Love him! Hate him!' relationship. Most fans of both Van Halen and Montrose were willing to give Sammy a chance but man! .. there were 'just' Hagar or Roth fans that were down right dirty and relentless, spewing hate all over the place about Sammy joining the lineup. It was unimaginable for these folks to visualize this.
@@lisar.6670it was easy for me. I loved the Red Rocker, and never really liked David Lee Roth. Got to go see Van Hagar back in the day, and Sammy was a helluva frontman. He climbed up on the catwalk/scaffolding waaaaay up above the stage, and stood on the handrails, holding on with just one hand, microphone in the other, standing on one foot, with the other dangling out above the crowd. The band manager, and the building manager must have been having heart attacks! But it was one wild show. Also, BTO had opened for them, and after their set, they went down with the crowd at the front of the stage, and were sharing a half gallon bottle of Jack with everyone. Just kicking it with the crowd in their overalls. It was a good show.
Im 60 years old now and this is the music i was listening to when i was young. Need to listen to Long Way to the Top with Bon Scott. Bagpipes are crazy.
Angus Young on the guitar, Brian Johnson on vocals. This song was released on their first album titled High Voltage in 1973 or 1974. Bon Scott was the lead singer for this band on this album and until his passing in February 1980. Bon was great too. If you get a chance try to watch the official video for Walk All Over You. Angus going off, you will like it. Thanks for the reaction.
I absolutely love watching people seeing this stuff for the first time! Me and my mate were right at the front during this. Donnington Monsters of Rock was the highlight of my year for about a decade. It's where I did my t shirt shopping for the year. No one rocks a crowd like the mighty DC!
your reaction s are amazing! I discovered them when I was 17 mid 70's well what a revelation in the shape of Angus Young I am 65 now and I still love all them including those who have passed.
In AC/C Gig u r surouded by 1000 s same people n nothing but love. Its buzz that stays forever. ANGUS ANGUS wot a LEGEND !! Love Peace n HUGE REPECT XXX
They are awesome in concert,,saw them in 95, Ballbreaker Tour and 2001 , Stiff Upper Lip Tour..took Mom and Dad! Mom lost part of her hearing and it was worth it she said to this day
That’s Angus Young on lead guitar….legendary! I have this whole concert DVD, “Live At Donnington”….it’s fantastic…and saw them in person in 1983 or ‘84…..great live band!
I worked backstage crew at this gig. I'd already been doing it for 9 years at that point & had seen some weird & wonderful shit. But the stuff that went on behind the scenes here was off the scale. Most of the people involved are still alive so I can't go into detail...but the sex & drugs & rock n roll level went all the way to 11. First time I'd ever seen coke delivered in a bucket. A fucking bucket.
Angus and his "Duck Walk" is a direct take from the 50's' / 60's Rock & Roll era . Chuck Berry's Johny B Goode is Angus's favorite song & you can see the influence on the band
In my opinion, AC/DC has created and performed the greatest Rock and Roll music this world has ever seen. Some may argue, some may disgree but i know that im right. Lol.
The song came out in 1976 :) I played bass for an AC/DC tribute act when I lived in South Africa and we named ourselves after this song. (High Voltage SA). Was great fun
Congratulations Kidder! You’ve just got the keys to vault of the Rock Gods! This was such an epic era for banging live music. If you want more AC/DC, they got you covered… too many to mention. And so many other bands you will discover soon.. Enjoy!!!!! Looking forward to the journey..
They are one of the truly great bands of all time. First saw them at Donington Monsters of Rock festival in 1981 and then again in 1984, they are superb. I’d recommend checking out their early live stuff with Bon Scott, you won’t believe how stunning Angus is! Enjoy this rabbit hole :)
1981 it pissed it down all day, but it didn’t matter when they came on. 1984 I got sunburn :) ….Van Halen did an amazing set followed by AC/DC, what more could you want :)
I know it's been a min do more acdc there my favorite band of all time and i was born in 95 so that tells you something about one the greatest bands that live on !!!!!!
Okay Dude, while Brian Johnson has a unique voice, we were all suspect of him be able to replace Bon, but he did - and it worked... but you have to see how we first saw it in 1979 this is AC/DC High Voltage just before Bon Scott died in 1979 th-cam.com/video/Nnjh-zp6pP4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UQkrfnurtcOYPQ6w ENJOY
Glad to see 2 videos from you with a 32k subscriber difference. Trapped Under Ice and this song are kinda in the same situation. Nobody knows these songs because they didn’t get the radio play. I think you are one of the most genuine reactors on youtube. I only subscribe to 2 react channels! You and The Charismatic Voice. So consider yourself lucky lol. Love the videos mate, keep up the metal journey, it can go FOREVER if you stay committed.
TNT or long way to the top.. Angus Young Scottish/Australian with his brother Malcom (RIP). 1st singer Bon Scott who passed away (Highway was last record). Replaced by Brian Johnson. Listen to some of audio only. COD, Hells Bells, Rock & Roll ain't noise pollution.. Touch too much. they're so amazing and I've seen them live several times.. They played Festival in Toronto and Rolling Stones, Rush and a number of big names played.. it was all day 9am to 1am 30C and scorching 🔥 we and most were out of it by late afternoon.. most people forgot it was a concert until ACDC came on... it was like a bolt of energy and it cut through the haze of heat, booze and ______... freaking out of this world. everybody was at an ACDC concert for an hr... then went back to chaos when they were done. 😂
You should react to their live performance of It's a Long Way to the Top. They're riding in a parade vehicle going through the streets of Sydney(?) and it includes bagpipes! 🤤 P.S. My ex and I were such big fans that we named our kid Angus.
Ac/Dc are my first and fav band. Got me in to metal, back in 1980. Still love them, and a lot of other bands. Love your videos. Try listening to Saxon, another good English band. Xx
Really need to check out It’s A Long Way to the Top. IT HAS BAGPIPES! And the original frontman, Bon Scott. Then you will see why them finding Brian Johnson was such a miracle. I remember when everyone was sure that AC/DC had died along with Bon. There was so much talk about how they could never go on. And then even more talk about how the new album would suck, and there was no way anyone would buy it…..and then it dropped……and boy did that talk get stopped in its tracks! Watch this video I mentioned. And then pick anything from Back in Black.
Here is a list that you should try (in any order): -Let There be Rock - official video or Live at Apollo Theatre - (with Bon) -Whole Lotta Rosie (Live at River Plate) - (With Brian) -TNT (Live at River Plate) - (with Brian) -Riff Raff Live at Apollo Theatre - (with Bon) - The Jack Live at River Plate - (with Brian) - Its a Long Way to The Top (If you wanna Rock n Roll) - (with Bon) - Thunderstruck - Live at River Plate or Donington - (with Brian) -For Thouse About to Rock - Live at River Plate (is The Last song from the concert)
Dude no you’re not!!! “Take That Bra Off Bitch!!!” Was exactly the same thought at the same time that I had!!! We men are just wired differently!!!! We are pigs!!!! Keep hitting AC/DC. Don’t be afraid of watching a little Bon Scott and say maybe A Touch To Much!!! Just a thought!!!! So says Austin Tx!!! 😎🍸
THIS SONG WAS ON THE HIGH VOLTAGE ALBUM RECORDED IN 1976 I THINK> WITH THE ORIGINAL SINGER BON SCOTT, THEY HAVE A HUGE COLLECTION OF MUSIC.EVERY TUNE IS GREAT.{M.G}orig TORONTO, CANADA
Loving your reactions and the fact you’ll open you mind to all this great music. If you’re into vocals try Colter Wall - The Devil wears a suit and tie. Has to be the Original Brewery session. Enjoy, I promise it will surprise you 😉
No knock on Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott AC/DC is better. After Bon died they went shopping for a new lead singer and came across Brian. He did a fantastic job on Back in Black, but because of the commercial success of that album their song writing changed and their sound became over produced and wishy washy. Listen to a track called Let There Be Rock (Bon), then listen to Who Made Who (Brian) and you'll understand what I mean. They have their odd gem from the post Bon era, but the vast majority is commercialized canned rock that would appeal to a wider audience. Powerage is one of my favourite albums from them. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap has some classic tracks on it and what can you say about Highway To Hell? Awesome album.
I see you learned Angus' name. That's one thing everyone who doesn't know him asks when they hear that guitar - who is that? And I like that "can you believe that" look in the camera when they let Angus loose. Keep up the good work and turn up your volume a bit.@@MollyBoyTV
Hey MollyBoy - I looked at your channel and didn't see Let There Be Rock live at River Plate. My apologies if I missed it, but Angus does a 17-minute solo on it that'll give you goosebumps.@@MollyBoyTV
Oh man, I’ll take AC/DC over Kurt Cobain any day of the week! This is ROCK! Cobain was grunge and I’m not that big of a fan of Grunge. I’ve seen AC/DC in concert 7 times and they ROCKED those places out! I actually had Malcolm Young take the rose out of my hand that my b/f had given me before the concert. I was 15 the first time I saw them.
Do a brummie a sweet bro, it's another old rum band but I saw them at your age and all members were in various brum bands. From the move , ELO and there own greats . Would you please review The Stev Gibbons Band . Mr Jones . From a fellow brummie please.
The live version with the mighty Chris Slade on drums is the best version ever recorded. Jimy Hendrick played his guitar also with his tongue. By the way, Angus Young NEVER played a single note out of tune in his life.
Hi just subscribed and watched your pink floyd reaction I rember when this was new in the 70's Their are so many great rock bands But pink floyd had no equal except one other band which you also have not reacted to that is led zeppelin they were pink floyds only peers in quality and unique style. So try zeppelin please i ask if you could start with zeppelin live at Mattson square garden 1973 the song Since I've been loving you. Zeppelin are a blues hard rock band Jimmy page is the lead guitar player Looking forward to see you grow in subs and knowledge.
I think I'm addicted to watching people react to ACDC. Always nice to see people's reaction to some of the greatest Rock bands ever produced.
Yep! I'm right there with you with watching new people react!!
Same here.
Yeah, same
Well, it is the first time they listen to the best live-band existing. Nobody is so tight, so pushing. Other bands may have more fancy music, but nothing beats the energy of AC/DC. if you have the right audience, just like 2009 in argentina, you get the best of the best.
So, listening to this - th-cam.com/video/J6sAagIau_A/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CarlosYoung2.0 - let you realise why ACDC is the best band on the planet.
Ditto there, NEVER get tired of the reactions😂
Another vote for Let there be Rock at the Apollo theatre Glasgiw 78
AC/DC Let There Be Rock Live at the Apollo April 1978. This is a young AC/DC with their original singer Bon Scott!!
My favorite band of all! My dad introduced me to Highway to Hell at age 7..I'm 46 now.. RIP AND LOVE YOU DAD🎉
Another vote for Long Way to the Top! That video shows just how much charisma Bon had. And bonus…bagpipes!
Rock 'N' Roll - DONE!!!!!!! The two guitarists were great fans of Chuck Berry, he was a hero to them. Angus's 'Duck Walk' is a tribute to Chuck who frequently performed it.
I’m 72 and I love AC/DC, and Angus Young on guitar.
I was in the crowd having a great time. It was a fantastic gig, the other bands that played that day were brilliant as well. I am glad to see someone else enjoying the music and showmanship of AC/DC.
Same AC/DC , Metallica, Monsters of Rock was the bomb and 91 was a great year.
Great day that was, when Donington was proper Donington - one stage and one day of pure adrenaline. There were buses back to Derby that you could jump on and make the last couple of hours at The Rock House after the headliner had finished too - then a kebab and then figure out how you were gonna get home. We used to just crash on a bench and get a train next day - man, I wish I was a teenager again 😂
The lead guitarist is Angus Young. Him and older brother Malcolm {on rhythm guitar} formed the group in 1973 in Australia. Its been said that Malcolm was the driving force behind the group even tho it was Angus always in the forefront with his goosestepping antics and guitar riffs. In the groups career, Malcolm missed being in the band only once for a brief illness, in 1988. He returned and played up until he had to retire in 2014 due to dementia. We lost Malcolm on November 18, 2017 from complications from dementia.
RIP Malcolm Young
Thanks for that. The original line up was the best and I respect Brian greatly but he is no Bon Scott.
@@richardellis4636... I like both singers but you are correct by saying Brian is no Bon. The same goes for Van Halen. I like both {the 'early in the groups' career} David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar .. However .. most Americans didn't grow up listening to or know who Brian Johnson was. If you knew who Roth was than you also knew who Hagar was from his days with Montrose. That's why I believe it was so much easier for U.S. fans to accept Johnson as AC/DC's new 'frontman' than it was to accept Hagar as the new frontman for Van Halen. A lot of my friends were split down the middle. It was a 'Love him! Hate him!' relationship. Most fans of both Van Halen and Montrose were willing to give Sammy a chance but man! .. there were 'just' Hagar or Roth fans that were down right dirty and relentless, spewing hate all over the place about Sammy joining the lineup. It was unimaginable for these folks to visualize this.
@@lisar.6670it was easy for me. I loved the Red Rocker, and never really liked David Lee Roth. Got to go see Van Hagar back in the day, and Sammy was a helluva frontman. He climbed up on the catwalk/scaffolding waaaaay up above the stage, and stood on the handrails, holding on with just one hand, microphone in the other, standing on one foot, with the other dangling out above the crowd. The band manager, and the building manager must have been having heart attacks! But it was one wild show. Also, BTO had opened for them, and after their set, they went down with the crowd at the front of the stage, and were sharing a half gallon bottle of Jack with everyone. Just kicking it with the crowd in their overalls. It was a good show.
Let There Be Rock live @ Apollo Theatre Glasgow 1978!! Much younger with original lead singer and tons of energy!!
Yes …this! A truly remarkable gig
Brian is good but Bon Scott was another planet
Im 60 years old now and this is the music i was listening to when i was young. Need to listen to Long Way to the Top with Bon Scott. Bagpipes are crazy.
Angus Young on the guitar, Brian Johnson on vocals. This song was released on their first album titled High Voltage in 1973 or 1974. Bon Scott was the lead singer for this band on this album and until his passing in February 1980. Bon was great too. If you get a chance try to watch the official video for Walk All Over You. Angus going off, you will like it. Thanks for the reaction.
You know who has sick vocals like that?
BON SCOTT!!!!🤟😁
That sound you're describing is Humbuckers through a cranked Marshall, plus the best rhythm section in rock and roll. Thanks again for a great post.
I absolutely love watching people seeing this stuff for the first time! Me and my mate were right at the front during this. Donnington Monsters of Rock was the highlight of my year for about a decade. It's where I did my t shirt shopping for the year. No one rocks a crowd like the mighty DC!
You're never too old for AC/DC. I'm 65 and still loving it!
your reaction s are amazing! I discovered them when I was 17 mid 70's well what a revelation in the shape of Angus Young I am 65 now and I still love all them including those who have passed.
I was there! Great to see young 'uns seeing rock royalty for the first time 🤘🤘
In AC/C Gig u r surouded by 1000 s same people n nothing but love. Its buzz that stays forever.
ANGUS ANGUS wot a LEGEND !!
Love Peace n HUGE REPECT XXX
They are awesome in concert,,saw them in 95, Ballbreaker Tour and 2001 , Stiff Upper Lip Tour..took Mom and Dad! Mom lost part of her hearing and it was worth it she said to this day
So awesome when the brothers lock in on the back and forth
guitar work
you could never play too much ACDC. best band ever!!!
That’s Angus Young on lead guitar….legendary!
I have this whole concert DVD, “Live At Donnington”….it’s fantastic…and saw them in person in 1983 or ‘84…..great live band!
🎸💯 AC⚡DC is an EXPERIENCE‼️🔥☮️
AC/DC the goats. Gotta check out these from them - "Dirty Deeds", "Jail Break", "TNT", "You shook me all night long"
Nobody on the planet can sing like Brian JohnsonGOAT!!!!!
Awesome, and I'm in that crowd 🤘
I worked backstage crew at this gig. I'd already been doing it for 9 years at that point & had seen some weird & wonderful shit. But the stuff that went on behind the scenes here was off the scale. Most of the people involved are still alive so I can't go into detail...but the sex & drugs & rock n roll level went all the way to 11. First time I'd ever seen coke delivered in a bucket.
A fucking bucket.
I bet. I used to know a guitarist very well from a pretty major metal band and he told me some amazing tales of what goes on backstage!
Live at Donington is probably my favorite live AC/DC performance on DVD. "Let There Be Rock" and "Thunderstruck" are especially good at this concert.
Angus and his "Duck Walk" is a direct take from the 50's' / 60's Rock & Roll era . Chuck Berry's Johny B Goode is Angus's favorite song & you can see the influence on the band
In my opinion, AC/DC has created and performed the greatest Rock and Roll music this world has ever seen. Some may argue, some may disgree but i know that im right. Lol.
You're absolutely RIGHT my man....AC/DC Best Rock N Roll Band EVER!!!
This sounds incredible. Your reactions are great. Angus & Malcolm always performed so great together ! xx
You have to do "live wire" from Paris 1979. I've never seen such energy from ANY other performance. Bon Scott was the man!
The song came out in 1976 :) I played bass for an AC/DC tribute act when I lived in South Africa and we named ourselves after this song. (High Voltage SA). Was great fun
😊How many times I cleaned up the house ...torn audio tapes..scratched cds...broken vinal... and a clean house. Saw them three times..pure joy.
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Congratulations Kidder! You’ve just got the keys to vault of the Rock Gods! This was such an epic era for banging live music. If you want more AC/DC, they got you covered… too many to mention. And so many other bands you will discover soon.. Enjoy!!!!! Looking forward to the journey..
I’ve been to 9 AC/DC concerts and each one is as memorable as the next.
Showing my age but yeah, I was there.
They are one of the truly great bands of all time. First saw them at Donington Monsters of Rock festival in 1981 and then again in 1984, they are superb.
I’d recommend checking out their early live stuff with Bon Scott, you won’t believe how stunning Angus is!
Enjoy this rabbit hole :)
1981 it pissed it down all day, but it didn’t matter when they came on.
1984 I got sunburn :) ….Van Halen did an amazing set followed by AC/DC, what more could you want :)
I know it's been a min do more acdc there my favorite band of all time and i was born in 95 so that tells you something about one the greatest bands that live on !!!!!!
On top of everything else, you are hilarious!!
That is AC/DC perfection.
Okay Dude, while Brian Johnson has a unique voice, we were all suspect of him be able to replace Bon, but he did - and it worked...
but you have to see how we first saw it in 1979 this is AC/DC High Voltage just before Bon Scott died in 1979 th-cam.com/video/Nnjh-zp6pP4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UQkrfnurtcOYPQ6w ENJOY
Glad to see 2 videos from you with a 32k subscriber difference. Trapped Under Ice and this song are kinda in the same situation. Nobody knows these songs because they didn’t get the radio play. I think you are one of the most genuine reactors on youtube. I only subscribe to 2 react channels! You and The Charismatic Voice. So consider yourself lucky lol. Love the videos mate, keep up the metal journey, it can go FOREVER if you stay committed.
That means a lot to me that I’m part of the only 2 reaction channels you’re subscribed too! Thank you. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos
@@MollyBoyTV 💯
High voltage rock, no kind of music can match this other than heavy metal, rock won't die, rock on, and on!!!!
TNT or long way to the top.. Angus Young Scottish/Australian with his brother Malcom (RIP).
1st singer Bon Scott who passed away (Highway was last record). Replaced by Brian Johnson.
Listen to some of audio only. COD, Hells Bells, Rock & Roll ain't noise pollution.. Touch too much. they're so amazing and I've seen them live several times..
They played Festival in Toronto and Rolling Stones, Rush and a number of big names played.. it was all day
9am to 1am 30C and scorching 🔥
we and most were out of it by late afternoon..
most people forgot it was a concert until ACDC came on... it was like a bolt of energy and it cut through the haze of heat, booze and ______...
freaking out of this world.
everybody was at an ACDC concert for an hr... then went back to chaos when they were done. 😂
Great Band! Great Track! Great Reaction!!!! Thank You so Much ✌🇦🇺
Live at donington is my favorite live videos.
It's one of my favourite gigs! Been to hundreds since then and It's still in my top 5 i've attended \m/
Angus. Best to ever do it on a stage.
I have this show on DVD. It's Awesome !
Buddy...watch acdc live london 1977...epic show...the crowd had NO idea what they were watchin!!!
"Just nah"
99% of the world feels the same as you, sir. 😁🤘🏻
You should react to their live performance of It's a Long Way to the Top. They're riding in a parade vehicle going through the streets of Sydney(?) and it includes bagpipes! 🤤
P.S. My ex and I were such big fans that we named our kid Angus.
Look for ACDC at the old grey whistle test - pure Rock n Roll.
Ac/Dc are my first and fav band. Got me in to metal, back in 1980. Still love them, and a lot of other bands. Love your videos. Try listening to Saxon, another good English band. Xx
cool version tbh i like this a lot better than the studio
If you like the duck walk by angus,. you need to look at Chuck Berry, the guy who invented it with Johnny be good :D
Really need to check out It’s A Long Way to the Top. IT HAS BAGPIPES! And the original frontman, Bon Scott. Then you will see why them finding Brian Johnson was such a miracle. I remember when everyone was sure that AC/DC had died along with Bon. There was so much talk about how they could never go on. And then even more talk about how the new album would suck, and there was no way anyone would buy it…..and then it dropped……and boy did that talk get stopped in its tracks! Watch this video I mentioned. And then pick anything from Back in Black.
Runaway Train,, Hell ain't a bad place to be. you shook me all night long 1st 3 songs to start AC/DC Live at River Plate 2009
I was there that day in 1991 ...was a day I will never forget 😁😁
Here is a list that you should try (in any order):
-Let There be Rock - official video or Live at Apollo Theatre - (with Bon)
-Whole Lotta Rosie (Live at River Plate) - (With Brian)
-TNT (Live at River Plate) - (with Brian)
-Riff Raff Live at Apollo Theatre - (with Bon)
- The Jack Live at River Plate - (with Brian)
- Its a Long Way to The Top (If you wanna Rock n Roll) - (with Bon)
- Thunderstruck - Live at River Plate or Donington - (with Brian)
-For Thouse About to Rock - Live at River Plate (is The Last song from the concert)
Brian Johnson Is from just up the road from You in Newcastle check out his first band Geordie
Some of their older stuff. 👍🏻😎👴
Dude no you’re not!!! “Take That Bra Off Bitch!!!” Was exactly the same thought at the same time that I had!!! We men are just wired differently!!!! We are pigs!!!! Keep hitting AC/DC. Don’t be afraid of watching a little Bon Scott and say maybe A Touch To Much!!! Just a thought!!!! So says Austin Tx!!! 😎🍸
THIS SONG WAS ON THE HIGH VOLTAGE ALBUM RECORDED IN 1976 I THINK> WITH THE ORIGINAL SINGER BON SCOTT, THEY HAVE A HUGE COLLECTION OF MUSIC.EVERY TUNE IS GREAT.{M.G}orig TORONTO, CANADA
It has a 70's vibe because this song came out in 1975
The singer is great, but being an Australian I still prefer their second vocalist, Bon Scott, who passed in 1980
Angus Young the FIRST HEAD BANGER.
the best guitarist
They played like this for hours at a time almost every other day. Look at their tour schedule for 1991. It’s ridiculous.
Loving your reactions and the fact you’ll open you mind to all this great music. If you’re into vocals try Colter Wall - The Devil wears a suit and tie. Has to be the Original Brewery session. Enjoy, I promise it will surprise you 😉
Mollyboy check out Cold Chisel doing Bow River. Classic rock. ✌🏼
Let there be ROCK
Hi fella you say the steam train on the AC/DC stage was awesome check it out in the "whole lotta Rosie" video live at the river plate.
That one will be uploaded Friday!
No knock on Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott AC/DC is better. After Bon died they went shopping for a new lead singer and came across Brian. He did a fantastic job on Back in Black, but because of the commercial success of that album their song writing changed and their sound became over produced and wishy washy. Listen to a track called Let There Be Rock (Bon), then listen to Who Made Who (Brian) and you'll understand what I mean. They have their odd gem from the post Bon era, but the vast majority is commercialized canned rock that would appeal to a wider audience. Powerage is one of my favourite albums from them. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap has some classic tracks on it and what can you say about Highway To Hell? Awesome album.
ANGUS WE SALUTE YOU LEGEND !!!
I was there 🎸👍
That geezer with guitar is Angus Motherfucking Young..Love you kid...Enjoy
Girls Got Rhythm Plaza de Toros July 1996
lol, you are so young, you have so much to learn, have fun with it.
1977 this song first done
You should try it's a long way to the top with the bag pipes killer song
Bon Scott original lead singer ❤
Check out Bon Scott AC/DC!
I love AC/DC but sometimes I miss Bon scott voice ❤❤😢
Well, MollyBoy, you said at the beginning that this song was 9:14 so it had better be worth it. Well, was it worth it?
It was indeed
I see you learned Angus' name. That's one thing everyone who doesn't know him asks when they hear that guitar - who is that? And I like that "can you believe that" look in the camera when they let Angus loose. Keep up the good work and turn up your volume a bit.@@MollyBoyTV
Hey MollyBoy - I looked at your channel and didn't see Let There Be Rock live at River Plate. My apologies if I missed it, but Angus does a 17-minute solo on it that'll give you goosebumps.@@MollyBoyTV
"It better be good?" ANYTHING rock is better than good. It's great. Rock is 100% talent. What instruments do rappers play? Oh that's right, NONE.
It was a joke… relax. I also know quite a lot of rappers that play instruments
Oh man, I’ll take AC/DC over Kurt Cobain any day of the week! This is ROCK! Cobain was grunge and I’m not that big of a fan of Grunge. I’ve seen AC/DC in concert 7 times and they ROCKED those places out! I actually had Malcolm Young take the rose out of my hand that my b/f had given me before the concert. I was 15 the first time I saw them.
Oh, this is going to rake your brain😊
Do the Bon Scott live at the Apollo, Glasgow 1978
The only song I will not listen to they sing is highway to he'll and hells bells other than those two.....THEY ROCK SOLID!!!!
Do more live at donington. Let there be rock at donington or river plate are gold
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Angus young is the guitarist.
Angus has been married for 43 years so he’s probably only pleasing one girl😂 lucky her:)
Do a brummie a sweet bro, it's another old rum band but I saw them at your age and all members were in various brum bands. From the move , ELO and there own greats . Would you please review The Stev Gibbons Band . Mr Jones . From a fellow brummie please.
The live version with the mighty Chris Slade on drums is the best version ever recorded. Jimy Hendrick played his guitar also with his tongue. By the way, Angus Young NEVER played a single note out of tune in his life.
Hi just subscribed and watched your pink floyd reaction
I rember when this was new in the 70's
Their are so many great rock bands
But pink floyd had no equal except one other band which you also have not reacted to that is led zeppelin they were pink floyds only peers in quality and unique style.
So try zeppelin please i ask if you could start with zeppelin live at Mattson square garden 1973 the song
Since I've been loving you. Zeppelin are a blues hard rock band Jimmy page is the lead guitar player
Looking forward to see you grow in subs and knowledge.
I was there, just saying!