Be glad Angus is willing to play this great song whenever he chooses sung by anybody he picks. Bon Scott would be proud the band would be playing this song well over 4 decades later. So stick that in your fuse box negative comments.
First time since Bon because this is the only singer who could do him justice. Get the fuck over it. Angus gave him the gig and Axl killed it with amazing tribute to his hero’s every fucking show.
Saw it live at MSG AXL KILLED IT ,THEY DID LIKE 8 BON SONGS THAT THEY HAVEN'T PLAYED IN DECADES WAS AMAZING, GO CHECK IT OUT AXL/DC AT MSG AROUND 3 HOUR SHOW.
First heard this song in ‘78 at Day on the Green in Oakland. By the time Bon said “Livewire” the first time, I knew they were the new kings of R&R. They blew Van Halen, Pat Travers, Foreigner, & Aerosmith off the stage...with a 35 minute set. This song is Bon Scott. In my 44 years of concerts the only opening song that has ever come close was the Foo Fighters on the One by One tour playing “All my Life”. Close...but no cigar.
I was there, in the nose bleeds, but kudos to Stevie! He's got that tight hook and solid hammer of a right hand. Malcolm (and Stevie) Young, Phil Rudd/Chirs Slade, and Cliff Williams are the greatest rhythm section in Rock N' Roll!🤘
I'm A Die Hard AC-DC Fan Since I Was 5 , I Love Bon Scott , I Have Seen AC-DC Several Times In Concert For The Last 35 Years It Is The Same Song List , Brian Johnson Would Only Sing Very Few Bon Scott Songs Because Of The Singing Difference Between The Two , It Is Awesome AXL ROSE Is Bringing The Bon Scott Songs Back To Life , So Many Of The Bon Scott Deep Track Songs Have Not Been Played Since Bon Scott Was Kicking Ass Rocking These Songs , I Think AXL ROSE Is Also Kicking Ass !!
I still like Slade. Phil is stone faced and gets the job done. Chris smiles and laughs and he's a fucking machine. Phil is better, but Slade is a beast in his own right like Stevie is.
The very first time i saw AC/DC, back in '79, this was the first song they played...i was trembling with excitement and anticipation. Well, I was only 17. : )
They got me hooked in the summer of '76 with T.N.T. I was eight that summer. They've been my favorite band ever since. I'd give my left nut to see them one last time.
Axl really knocked it out of the park covering BOTH Bon & Brian! Some BIG shoes to fill. For all of the craziness involving his track record, he stepped up and really did great. You can tell the admiration & respect he has for those guys. Also, I couldn’t imagine doing an entire AC/DC tour then go right into the GNR tour(which was one of the longest out there in modern history). Kudos, for somehow keeping his vocals throughout all of that.
I was a little apprehensive when Axl was called to sing for AC/DC, but he did a great job! I was proud of him! I saw them in Greensboro,NC. It was the first show featuring Axl. They seemed to be well rested and ready to go! I just wish they would have played "Touch to Much" for us.
wow, listen back to this Axl/DC stuff and remember how well Axl did on this tour - especially with the old Bon-songs - and comparing how his voice sounds today with Guns is terrefying. Man, it´s been 6/7 years already, since the Rock or Bust tour. Time flies
@Manuja DayanandaThe vocals in GN'R are not "harder" than AC/DC's early Brian material. There is also no question that Brian sings them better - he is the original singer of them! The only good thing about the dark period of AC/DC's career (2016-2018) was at least they played Touch Too Much. Now they have to do that with Brian - also Flick of the Switch material!
Man, towards the end after the guitar breakdown, Angus starts moving pretty damn good for a guy that would've been what, 61 or 62 here? I can still see a touch of him from the '79 performance of this in "Let There Be Rock."
He did great job but could you imagine how he could have sang this song 2 decades + ago before he lost it. Been a ac/dc and gnr fan over 35 yrs and there is no doubt when these bands first came together in their youths pure magic happened and the stars aligned. I also have to say Johnson did an admiral job filling the shoes of Scott but there's nothing like the original, you can also tell that Scott was the lyrical genius. Lucky they had boxes of his stuff after he passed.
the thought of seeing ac/dc fronted by axl turns my stomach... but this is just an incredible version of what is as much my favorite ac/dc song as any. musically, it's absolutely haunting how much it sounds like the version from the let there be rock movie. just...fucking...wow...they NAILED THIS!!!
I really do think a lot of Axl's singing style was derived from Bon Scott . This had to be a huge honor for him to stand on this stage and belt out the tunes of these legends.
It´s okay, what Stevie plays. I think, it´s not easy to hear everything exactly here in the net. Thank you Stevie, keep rockin. Sorry for my wrong critics.
His opening chords are all over the place with the meter. I realize there's not much for him to go by, only Cliff's eighth notes, maybe an earpiece with a clicker to keep time would help.
One of my Fav's from this group . It was said below by John Lam how they really need Phil on the drums to capture the original groove , and I could not Agree more !!! Phil's been the best drummer by far for this group , some songs just require his touch ... Can you imagine Slade playing Gone Shootin live ?? It would be a mess ! Long Live the mighty ACDC !!!
Listened to this song (on my Walkman, lol) before every game in (American) football ...... Hell yeah after this song and Natl Anthem, I was ready to kick some arse
Just saw this. Born in '72, this is a band I've had all my life. In Bon's 7 year career with the band, they brought some of the most talented music ever, in the history of the earth. Brian has spent over 40 years filling that legacy and continuing to grow it. Without him and his amazing albums AC/DC would be gone and we could argue about who did better. Axel really pulled it off. Maybe we'll see him later, but it's nice to see the old stuff played like it used to. That being said I don't want him in the studio trying to rerecord anything on the Highway to Hell album. Good luck.
Given their discography, it’s reasonable to see why they need a falsetto vocalist like Rose to cover their 50 year career. Bon wouldn’t have been able to do Johnson’s songs, like Johnson always interpreted Bon’s vocals much differently. AC/DC has always been a hand blessed with distinctive vocalists, and cursed with tragedy. A true rock and roll story..... Don’t hate, people. Revel in their music
axl and brian use the same technique which isnt falsetto, its more of a head voice to get those super high notes, which brian hits easier being a baritone as opposed to axls deep bass voice. axl went super hard on his vocals to be able to go as high as brian and is already struggling from the damage imo.
@@russcronsr.6559 oh yeh,ACDC always comes up in my recommendations,I like watching people that haven't seen them before,that was wolf hunterz reaction
I graduated high school in 1983 so this is the AC/DC I was listening to, the Bon Scott years. But I also like Brian Johnson. Bad boy boogie, let their be rock, the jack. Man those were the days.
I just love acdc. They've had unbelievable bad luck. Three lead singers and loved by millions! No wonder they are the best in the world! Love them loads! 😄
Unbelievable bad luck ? Over 40 years in the business, never having to follow trends, their fan base always there waiting for the next release. Massive, sellout tours across the world in 4 different decades All things considered a lot of bands would love to have as much bad luck as ACDC has had.
He probably prefers the AC/DC he grew up with. I was born in 88. So the AC/DC I grew up with is Brian, but I find older guys prefer Bon. My first album ever bought was back in black. We like what we loved first most.
What about Cliff he was rocking that bass and the fact that they turned it up a lot made me so happy Cliff is one of my favorite bassists super underrated. I’m not the real angus fyi
Axl's voice fits AC-DC like a glove... almost like listening to the band in their prime again (no disrespect to the legendary Brian Johnson of course).
Thinking that myself, when i used to go and see the best ACDC tribute band called ABCD from Nuneton near Coventry in the UK they are a Bon Scott tribute act so only do songs up till and inc Highway to Hell. They open their set with Live wire and the whole crown signs at the chorus "LIVE WIRE"
*I was lucky 🍀 enough to see them play this in 1976 @ Lancaster University UK. 🇬🇧 Because of the name, we thought we were going to see a ‘Punk Band’. Then this maniac (Angus) burst onto the stage and blew us all away..! 😳 My ears 👂 are still ringing 🔔 & I’ve never been the same since..!* 🤪😆🤣😂
I have known of Live Wire for 30+ years and I like it more and more and more every time I hear it. If I were asked what my favorite AC⚡DC song were, it would be Live Wire. This is confirmed.
I'll take any version of AC/DC over 99% of the crap put out today. And no disrespect to Stevie, but Malcolm was always the man quietly driving the machine.. Long live AC/DC...
Angus completely lives up when he played these old tunes, I really wonder why they didn't gave them more attention. I mean I know that they were very straight forward in concert but it would be very cool to have like a pool of old songs randomly played ( 1 of the pool per set or perhaps 2 ) so it's always a surprise what you're gonna get. Riff Raff and Live wire were spot on this tour with Axl ( regardless of the errors made by Chris here and there )
All those with the knife in axel, he's giving this a good crack and nails the bon era, band were doing stuff they ain't played in years like this tune for starters. Pity Chris slade on drums has gone too
It was done originally (and best) by Malcolm, Phil Rudd, Mark Evans & Bon Scott (with Angus, of course). None of those guys (besides Angus) are playing it here, so, yeah, it sounds off. To his credit, I've heard Cliff play it great too, but he had Malcolm and Phil locking it down with him at the time. Credit for taking a swing at it, though! It is a great tune. Axl takes a lot of heat, he was stepping into 2 pairs of VERY big shoes, and he knew it, but he is doing a good job with this one. I don't know why they pulled it from the set for so long. It's a great opener!
If that is Axl singing then yes it works. This is a better fit than Brian as he has the chops to carry this off ... but not tight without Phil - what ever he is he is the perfect drummer for AC/DC - and Malcolm is irreplaceable ...
@@gzz8551 I don't criticise all the performances he ever done, I only think here he is unlistenable. Way different from the groove that acdc normally have (with Phil). It's all in the charleston
@@gzz8551 I like Chris Slade but his performance on Live Wire is a shame. The end of Angus Solo with 3 flats, my nephew 10 y.o is able to play correctly...
trick to acdc whether its this or down payment blues is to open the song almost clean with amazing feel. Then you kick in the overdrive not distortion. Nuff said dont fc it up and most people do. I can tell Phil isnt on the drums havent looked yet but i know
Axl does a great job here to be fair. The same cannot be said of old man Slade on this track. He was completely lost at the end. Bit odd for a band of this status.
The most underrated song in the history of ACDC
Malcolms favourite
Let There Be Rock the movie version is quite possibly the greatest live performance ever committed to film by any band before or since.
Night prowler is my favourite.
I have to say Axl did a great job. He got a hard time for Stepping in but fair play
They opened with it for years . It was their best opening song. Imo.
Oh yeah what a rocking song it's got everything
Be glad Angus is willing to play this great song whenever he chooses sung by anybody he picks. Bon Scott would be proud the band would be playing this song well over 4 decades later. So stick that in your fuse box negative comments.
Agreed
Bon was the best ac.dc was only angus after that in my opinion.
I think live wire and riffraff are above Johnson’s range. The only time they have been played live was with Axl Rose.
Equal whatever Everyone tells,This Band ist PURE Rock'n Roll,Look at Footwork from Angus ,This is the Great Chuck Berry himself,Love Annnggguuus!
@@bobs3456 If you can't see that Malcolm was the heart of AC/DC then you shouldn't call yourself a fan.
First time since Bon because this is the only singer who could do him justice. Get the fuck over it. Angus gave him the gig and Axl killed it with amazing tribute to his hero’s every fucking show.
Bon died in 1980
Wrong. AC/DC played it in 1982, Glasgow Scotland with Brian after Malcolm was impressed with the crowd.
Axl killed these songs, channeling some bon. Amazing the way he pulled this off.
Im actually really impressed by this. It sounds like axl fit this song perfectly.
Hell yeah.
Saw it live at MSG AXL KILLED IT ,THEY DID LIKE 8 BON SONGS THAT THEY HAVEN'T PLAYED IN DECADES WAS AMAZING, GO CHECK IT OUT AXL/DC AT MSG AROUND 3 HOUR SHOW.
@@mikeblakeslee3753 thankyou! he does the old songs well doesn't he.. 🙂
best intro to a song ever, man I love this band.
First heard this song in ‘78 at Day on the Green in Oakland. By the time Bon said “Livewire” the first time, I knew they were the new kings of R&R. They blew Van Halen, Pat Travers, Foreigner, & Aerosmith off the stage...with a 35 minute set. This song is Bon Scott.
In my 44 years of concerts the only opening song that has ever come close was the Foo Fighters on the One by One tour playing “All my Life”. Close...but no cigar.
Check out Live wire on the bootleg from Fresno 1977 (?) my favorite concert opening. This song needs to be played more.
@@cosmicrancher2169 It’s actually from Sept. ‘79, Warnors Theater, Fresno…I was there.
Not a fan of Axel, but he did damn good on this... love to hear this live again
They killed it, he did 100 times better than I thought he would, thank God
@@claytonbrown7120 He's on fire here for sure, better than the last 20 years of Brian. It's too bad his voice isn't holding up anymore.
I was there, in the nose bleeds, but kudos to Stevie! He's got that tight hook and solid hammer of a right hand. Malcolm (and Stevie) Young, Phil Rudd/Chirs Slade, and Cliff Williams are the greatest rhythm section in Rock N' Roll!🤘
I'm A Die Hard AC-DC Fan Since I Was 5 , I Love Bon Scott , I Have Seen AC-DC Several Times In Concert For The Last 35 Years It Is The Same Song List , Brian Johnson Would Only Sing Very Few Bon Scott Songs Because Of The Singing Difference Between The Two , It Is Awesome AXL ROSE Is Bringing The Bon Scott Songs Back To Life , So Many Of The Bon Scott Deep Track Songs Have Not Been Played Since Bon Scott Was Kicking Ass Rocking These Songs , I Think AXL ROSE Is Also Kicking Ass !!
Yessir, I think he really showed lots of admiration towards the “blokes from down under”. You didn’t hear any bad press.
Boy they need Phil Rudd to really get the right groove to their songs.
Absolutely, Phil Rudd has the right sort of groove!!
I still like Slade. Phil is stone faced and gets the job done. Chris smiles and laughs and he's a fucking machine. Phil is better, but Slade is a beast in his own right like Stevie is.
Slade is the man plus he didn't try to kill anyone,
And Brian to sing....Axl sounds good but it's like Batman in Marvel :((
@@mikeblakeslee3753not like any America tried to kill anyone! Lol Phil Rudd is missed here, I like Chris but this shit is dead off point
They opened with Live Wire when I saw them on the Powerage tour.
Yeah see them 6 times on Powerage Tour 😈 indeed it was Live Wire 🎸🔥
No they didn't it was riff raff
The very first time i saw AC/DC, back in '79, this was the first song they played...i was trembling with excitement and anticipation. Well, I was only 17. : )
They got me hooked in the summer of '76 with T.N.T. I was eight that summer. They've been my favorite band ever since. I'd give my left nut to see them one last time.
What did AXL bring to that acdc period? Live Wire and Touch too much L I V E after decades....THANKS AXL
AC DC never played touch too much before axl !
Half the crowd never heard it before
Yeah you could hear them thinking what's this,there were a couple that knew you could hear them cheer. Malcolms favourite song
That is the truth! I would have been going nuts!
Yep half of them just wanna hear You shook me all Night Long and other the other radio hits.
@@jeremysimpson3865That's America for ya lol
Axl really knocked it out of the park covering BOTH Bon & Brian! Some BIG shoes to fill. For all of the craziness involving his track record, he stepped up and really did great. You can tell the admiration & respect he has for those guys. Also, I couldn’t imagine doing an entire AC/DC tour then go right into the GNR tour(which was one of the longest out there in modern history). Kudos, for somehow keeping his vocals throughout all of that.
I was a little apprehensive when Axl was called to sing for AC/DC, but he did a great job! I was proud of him! I saw them in Greensboro,NC. It was the first show featuring Axl. They seemed to be well rested and ready to go! I just wish they would have played
"Touch to Much" for us.
Agreed mate, he did an awesome job 🤘👍
@@gregaroo329 I thought axl was great he's got the pipes to pull it off not an easy gig
yeah he did really well with ac/dc but nowadays with gnr he ain't as good
Axl did a good job. Great sound live, as always.
I'm not alover. Of axl, he's good with gnr
wow, listen back to this Axl/DC stuff and remember how well Axl did on this tour - especially with the old Bon-songs - and comparing how his voice sounds today with Guns is terrefying. Man, it´s been 6/7 years already, since the Rock or Bust tour. Time flies
And of course it's with Axl. Hopefully whenever covid ends we can be blessed to hear Brian sing this song once again!
@Manuja DayanandaThe vocals in GN'R are not "harder" than AC/DC's early Brian material. There is also no question that Brian sings them better - he is the original singer of them! The only good thing about the dark period of AC/DC's career (2016-2018) was at least they played Touch Too Much. Now they have to do that with Brian - also Flick of the Switch material!
Johnson cant sing it he said that in an Interview.
@@hankpikuni7024 when?
@@hankpikuni7024 don’t know why it’s one of the lower songs to sing
What are you talking about Axle sings this particular song better than Brian this was a Bonn Scott song
Saw this AXL/DC at MSG ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS EVER WENT TO .AXL DID ABOUT 8 BON SONGS THAT THE BAND DIDN'T PLAY LONG LONG TIME.
Man, towards the end after the guitar breakdown, Angus starts moving pretty damn good for a guy that would've been what, 61 or 62 here? I can still see a touch of him from the '79 performance of this in "Let There Be Rock."
He did great job but could you imagine how he could have sang this song 2 decades + ago before he lost it. Been a ac/dc and gnr fan over 35 yrs and there is no doubt when these bands first came together in their youths pure magic happened and the stars aligned. I also have to say Johnson did an admiral job filling the shoes of Scott but there's nothing like the original, you can also tell that Scott was the lyrical genius. Lucky they had boxes of his stuff after he passed.
Top 5 AC/DC songs of all time IMO
Tuesday, August 30, 2016 - BB&T Center, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA
the thought of seeing ac/dc fronted by axl turns my stomach...
but this is just an incredible version of what is as much my favorite ac/dc song as any.
musically, it's absolutely haunting how much it sounds like the version from the let there be rock movie. just...fucking...wow...they NAILED THIS!!!
I watched them in Mancheser UK with Axl and he absolutely nailed it. He was brilliant and did a fantastic job.
This is what I liked about Axl filling in until the end of the tour. He could do a lot of old Bon songs!
Primera vez que escucho este tema en la voz de Axel y debo admitir que lo hace estupendamente
I really do think a lot of Axl's singing style was derived from Bon Scott . This had to be a huge honor for him to stand on this stage and belt out the tunes of these legends.
I love live versions of the song from 1978 - 9 , much more than album version, this was fn good
It´s okay, what Stevie plays. I think, it´s not easy to hear everything exactly here in the net. Thank you Stevie, keep rockin. Sorry for my wrong critics.
His opening chords are all over the place with the meter. I realize there's not much for him to go by, only Cliff's eighth notes, maybe an earpiece with a clicker to keep time would help.
This had to be cool for angus ! The memories for him .
Like Axel or not he rocked it on this song. And a great tribute to the Man,
Bon Scott!
The guys comment at the end of the song sums it up! 😂👍
Man are we lucky to have acdc. I remember where i was when i bought every album as a kid
One of my Fav's from this group .
It was said below by John Lam how they really need Phil on the drums to capture the original groove , and I could not Agree more !!!
Phil's been the best drummer by far for this group , some songs just require his touch ... Can you imagine Slade playing Gone Shootin live ?? It would be a mess !
Long Live the mighty ACDC !!!
Fkn A, very cool performance and Angus is feeling it.
wow!!! i miss Bon Scott !!! time to watch rock goes to college with Bon...need to get back on track.....
Axl nailed it!
I have to admit, Axle did a tremendous job with this song. 2 👍👍
Listened to this song (on my Walkman, lol) before every game in (American) football ...... Hell yeah after this song and Natl Anthem, I was ready to kick some arse
LOVE IT!!!
I always listens to it before rugby league games as a kid. AC/DC do the best music to listen to before engaging in a high impact collision sport.
Just saw this. Born in '72, this is a band I've had all my life. In Bon's 7 year career with the band, they brought some of the most talented music ever, in the history of the earth. Brian has spent over 40 years filling that legacy and continuing to grow it. Without him and his amazing albums AC/DC would be gone and we could argue about who did better. Axel really pulled it off. Maybe we'll see him later, but it's nice to see the old stuff played like it used to. That being said I don't want him in the studio trying to rerecord anything on the Highway to Hell album. Good luck.
Axl is fantastic on this song.....Brian could not pull this off!
Given their discography, it’s reasonable to see why they need a falsetto vocalist like Rose to cover their 50 year career. Bon wouldn’t have been able to do Johnson’s songs, like Johnson always interpreted Bon’s vocals much differently.
AC/DC has always been a hand blessed with distinctive vocalists, and cursed with tragedy. A true rock and roll story.....
Don’t hate, people. Revel in their music
Well said
100%
axl and brian use the same technique which isnt falsetto, its more of a head voice to get those super high notes, which brian hits easier being a baritone as opposed to axls deep bass voice. axl went super hard on his vocals to be able to go as high as brian and is already struggling from the damage imo.
TLDR acdc is really hard to sing
@@chiefjimzy6041 65 words in total. Too long, didn’t read. Wow.
Yes. AC/DC is “hard to sing”. Well done.
Chris isn't the monster he was in 90-93, now he's just your standard issue metronome
With depleting batteries
1 of my all time Favorite AC/DC songs!
Malcolms favourite
@@russe19642 yes along w/ jailbreak
@@russcronsr.6559 are you spying on me🤣😭😭I'm actually watching a reaction of that song right now
@@russe19642 4 real? Jail break? Lmfao
@@russcronsr.6559 oh yeh,ACDC always comes up in my recommendations,I like watching people that haven't seen them before,that was wolf hunterz reaction
its a testament to show how much bon scott meant to axle to re-introduce older songs and only 2 brian era ones into there set
Do you have the set list?
@@caprise-music6722 Google? =D
Axl was good with them, would ve liked to see one of the shows.
I graduated high school in 1983 so this is the AC/DC I was listening to, the Bon Scott years. But I also like Brian Johnson. Bad boy boogie, let their be rock, the jack. Man those were the days.
I just love acdc. They've had unbelievable bad luck. Three lead singers and loved by millions! No wonder they are the best in the world! Love them loads! 😄
4 lead singers
Unbelievable bad luck ? Over 40 years in the business, never having to follow trends, their fan base always there waiting for the next release. Massive, sellout tours across the world in 4 different decades All things considered a lot of bands would love to have as much bad luck as ACDC has had.
Axl does pretty good on all the old AC/DC songs! Think he prefers stuff from 1st 5 albums!
He probably prefers the AC/DC he grew up with. I was born in 88. So the AC/DC I grew up with is Brian, but I find older guys prefer Bon. My first album ever bought was back in black. We like what we loved first most.
This song made me fall in love...
Axl nailed it pretty well.
What about Cliff he was rocking that bass and the fact that they turned it up a lot made me so happy Cliff is one of my favorite bassists super underrated. I’m not the real angus fyi
Axl's voice fits AC-DC like a glove... almost like listening to the band in their prime again (no disrespect to the legendary Brian Johnson of course).
One of my favorite song of AC/DC
Very pleasantly surprised at how well this song suited Axl's vocals. Great to to hear played again after such ablong timenout a set list.
Thank you mr Rose , bravo ❤
It's not a patch on the bon Scott live version in Paris. Even the fuckin feed back after the Angus solo just doesn't cut it !
I love the last line delivered in this vid by the international super fan himself - shout out to Mark!!
Loved Live Wire on Rock goes to College
Watch the version on let there be rock soundtrack ..awesome
Is the crowd dead?
Thinking that myself, when i used to go and see the best ACDC tribute band called ABCD from Nuneton near Coventry in the UK they are a Bon Scott tribute act so only do songs up till and inc Highway to Hell. They open their set with Live wire and the whole crown signs at the chorus "LIVE WIRE"
Gracias Axl Rose! creo que en el pedazo que estuviste en ac/dc pusiste tu cuota de Bon Scott, lo fanaticos queriamos un poco de eso
AXL was on fire.
I thought I'd hate Axl in AC/DC but this kicks ass!
It's a great kick ass tune
*I was lucky 🍀 enough to see them play this in 1976 @ Lancaster University UK. 🇬🇧 Because of the name, we thought we were going to see a ‘Punk Band’. Then this maniac (Angus) burst onto the stage and blew us all away..! 😳 My ears 👂 are still ringing 🔔 & I’ve never been the same since..!* 🤪😆🤣😂
I grew up on this .
It doesn't matter how bad this performance is. Live Wire is the greatest set opener ever.
I have known of Live Wire for 30+ years and I like it more and more and more every time I hear it. If I were asked what my favorite AC⚡DC song were, it would be Live Wire. This is confirmed.
The performance isn't bad, the video/audio quality is.
@@ColdSmokes There's a reason why I chose it as a name for myself. ;)
@@livewire2759 It ain't tight, bruh.
@@ColdSmokes Malcolm's favourite
No it does not get any better than that fuckin shit!! Thats the best fuckin shit inda worldddddd!!!!
Axl/DC was actually pretty good.
I'll take any version of AC/DC over 99% of the crap put out today.
And no disrespect to Stevie, but Malcolm was always the man quietly driving the machine..
Long live AC/DC...
Nobody could ever do it as well as Mal did, but I doubt anybody could come as close as Stevie does either.
You don't like Power Up? There's quite a few bluesy tunes on it. Brian sounds fantastic now that he can hear again.
@@nunyabizness9216 Yes, I like ANY AC/DC music.
I was talking about the general crap music being made today by 99% of other artists.
@@davidmccain7662 Got it. IDK may b we somewhat impaired at the moment. All good! 🤘🤘🤘🌲🌲🌲
Not Bad Axl, Bon and Malcolm would be impressed
Nah bro. They wouldn't.
Bon we miss you a lot.
On this tour Axl did a tremendous job on Bon's songs
Not bad? Axle can sing Bon very good! I wish I would’ve seen this tour!
No way.. No one can “sing Bon” for darns sake.
But he does a nice job overall. See this is what most people’s problem is. They start comparing.
Angus completely lives up when he played these old tunes, I really wonder why they didn't gave them more attention. I mean I know that they were very straight forward in concert but it would be very cool to have like a pool of old songs randomly played ( 1 of the pool per set or perhaps 2 ) so it's always a surprise what you're gonna get. Riff Raff and Live wire were spot on this tour with Axl ( regardless of the errors made by Chris here and there )
All those with the knife in axel, he's giving this a good crack and nails the bon era, band were doing stuff they ain't played in years like this tune for starters. Pity Chris slade on drums has gone too
As good a drummer as Chris Slade is, he's no Phil Rudd. Phil was born to play the drums in AC/DC and the band sounds so much better when he's there.
Axl knows his place.
Yeah defo need Phil on this,absolute quality number
Theirs no doubt about it their in top 3 bands on the planet
Good Lord, Stevie's timing is WAAAAYYY off in the opening chords.
There Will never be another Malcolm "Maestro" Young!!!
I agree he’s playing on the downbeat Not the upbeat but then again they’ll never be another Malcolm young that could play those riffs with that timing
Absolutely
The timing isn't off, he's just not muting the first "rake" as much as Mal used to.
It was done originally (and best) by Malcolm, Phil Rudd, Mark Evans & Bon Scott (with Angus, of course). None of those guys (besides Angus) are playing it here, so, yeah, it sounds off. To his credit, I've heard Cliff play it great too, but he had Malcolm and Phil locking it down with him at the time. Credit for taking a swing at it, though! It is a great tune. Axl takes a lot of heat, he was stepping into 2 pairs of VERY big shoes, and he knew it, but he is doing a good job with this one. I don't know why they pulled it from the set for so long. It's a great opener!
If that is Axl singing then yes it works.
This is a better fit than Brian as he has the chops to carry this off ... but not tight without Phil - what ever he is he is the perfect drummer for AC/DC - and Malcolm is irreplaceable ...
The best!
...good job axl...
Wish I got to see AC/DC With Axl
Hell yea!
man those thundering drums give me wood
Eu to chorando igual uma criança... sem palavras pra essa música
I've seen them 3 times, twice with Brian and once with Axl. Axl sings the Bon songs better than Brian imo. All 3 were amazing shows.
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AC DC numer 1 ok 👍👍
Can't believe I'm saying this but Axle does a very good job & even better than Brian would. Still no Bon tho!
Fabulous
I don't know but Bon Scott had the right feeling singing those songs.
Line up on September 1 2016 was Axl rose Angus young stevie young ciff Williams Chris Slade Axl rose my favorite
Chris Slade is killing the groove. Unlistenable.
I don’t feel comfortable with anyone criticising Chris Slade.
It’s just wrong.
@@gzz8551 I don't criticise all the performances he ever done, I only think here he is unlistenable. Way different from the groove that acdc normally have (with Phil). It's all in the charleston
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Yeah it seems a little off but his performance in Donington 1991 should elevate him beyond criticism by other mere mortals.
@@gzz8551 I like Chris Slade but his performance on Live Wire is a shame. The end of Angus Solo with 3 flats, my nephew 10 y.o is able to play correctly...
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Can you not excuse him for a mistake?
The guys unbelievably good.
LONG LIVE BON SCOTT, BITCHES!
Axl on vocals?
trick to acdc whether its this or down payment blues is to open the song almost clean with amazing feel. Then you kick in the overdrive not distortion. Nuff said dont fc it up and most people do. I can tell Phil isnt on the drums havent looked yet but i know
Axl does a great job here to be fair. The same cannot be said of old man Slade on this track. He was completely lost at the end. Bit odd for a band of this status.
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