Now imagine , performing like them for over 50 years now , and selling out each concert they did , with each concert there has been about 80-100 thousands of people in the arena and another 10 to 20 thousands outside of arena watching jumping partying and watching it all on huge screens hanged outside of arena
Right after I die, whatever happens next, the next thing I would like to know is how many times have I heard this song and _still_ loved it! I'm guessing the answer would be: "10, 354 times." 😝🤘😝
Really enjoyed your work to get more AC DC watch the scyfy horror movie .Who made Who the movie is a cult classic and AC DC does the entire sound track
@@jeff316 neither is MJ but he was mentioned and I was saying the eagles greatest is in front of thriller which is definately not hard rock. BIB biggest hard rock selling album for sure.
The entire Back in Black album front to back is outstanding a straight up rock and roll party band from Australia. Also the lead singer is a replacement singer for their original singer Bon Scott he had passed away and this was their return album hence the name Back in Black. I was in 6-7th grade.
@@coreyjacobs6939 They started playing in high schools in the early 70's in Australia. My wife saw them when they first started in her high school near Melbourne. The young brothers may be Scottish but the band was born and bred in Australia.
“I’m sick to death of people saying we’ve made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.” ―Angus Young (AC/DC) And all their shit is fire. Once you perfect a recipe only a fool would change it.
AC/DC is basically audible adrenaline. They are also one of the most used bands for movies so there will be many more that slap you in the face as you head down their rabbit hole (Thunderstruck, Shook Me All Night Long, Highway to Hell, TNT, Who Made Who, and so many more
This is the title track to their first album after the death of their lead singer Bon Scott, with their new lead singer Brian Johnson (who was actually suggested by Bon Scott some time earlier). It’s both a tribute to Bon and a declaration that they are continuing to rock on! This album absolutely blew up!
@@mjeffn2 Yes brother. First thing I did was dig into where it all began. Next for me was Zep and Black Sabbath, Hendrix, etc. That joy is still in my heart. Know a lot of kids today who are discovering it all and agree with me that today’s music is from a cookie cutter.
@@tralph40 Well, this I believe is where it all began. Search youtube for Link Wray’s 1958 release of “Rumble.” It was a revolutionary sound. It is also the only instrumental rock song to banned from the radio in New York City. LOL. It’s also kind of recognized today as the Pulp Fiction song. It’s probably on video games too. It’s also been on Sponge Bob from what I understand.
If you haven't reacted to their official video for "Thunderstruck" yet, it is a must see, with over a BILLION views now. If you'd like to see them live, I'd recommend watching anything from their performances at Castle Donington or River Plate, both with MASSIVE audiences.
"Thunderstruck" is a great song, but if I were ranking it, probably 25-30. Check out the Bon Scott songs and you will be twice as amazed! "Highway to Hell", "Whole Lot of Rosie" etc. I could go on and on and on about it. It's ALL good! Glad you guy are checking them out! Rock On Guys!! (I have also seen them about a dozen times). Never with Bon Scott though.
All I have to hear is Angus’ guitar intro to know it is AC/DC! And the way he moves and is all over the stage at times while he plays, I am so in awe!!😲 They are so iconic in their time!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
The ghost of Bon Scott appeared to the new singer the night before the recording. He told him he better make it good. Back in Black is a flawless rock n roll album. Still sounds perfect today.
The thing about AC/DC is that even though they were always bunched in with all the Metal bands, they’ll tell you “We play Rock N’ Roll songs”. Everything they ever did had a true rock n’ roll beat.
Probably the best live hard rock band ever, AC/DC are responsible for some of the greatest Rock & Roll songs of all time. I've been lucky enough to see them 11 times, and every time I was on a high for days afterwards.
Usually when someone calls them hard rock I object and say they’re rock n roll. You said both in the same sentence. What makes you use both genres to describe them? I could see rock n roll with Bon Scott and rock with Brian Johnson but I can’t get to hard rock. Plus, every interview they say rock n roll. Just curious on your perspective/ear.
Part of the reason for Back in Black is bc this is the first album after the 1st singer Bonn Scott passed away. Wearing black at funerals is traditional, and this was a bit of a tribute to Bonn and the idea of moving forward, but not forgetting, is just amazing
It is not just about the song, it is the whole 1980 year that is incredible. Few months prior to release they lost Bon 😢, didn’t fell apart, found Brian and made the biggest album of all time 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is such a joyous reaction. One of my faves of all time. And yeah, this song is fire! Some of the greatest rock swagger you’ll ever hear. PS hi from Australia (home of AC/DC!)
One of the greatest rock songs ever written....just the title along says it all "Back in Black"....by one of the greatest rock bands all time...more than 300 million albums sold worldwide! ACDC!
There’s two eras of AC/DC and this is the start of the second era. They started in Australia in the early 70’s. They had 11-12 albums before this: the album before this is Highway to Hell and it was the one that launched them in the US. But on a break during that tour the lead singer, Bonn Scott died after a night on hard drinking. That was 1979. A year later they released Back in Black with this new lead singer, Brian Johnson. This album is epic bc no one had ever been able to come back with a new singer like this and just crush it the way this album does. The first single released was Hells Bells. This is the Summer of 1980…no social media, no internet. Nobody know what to expect or what was coming. I was 15 and away at a Summer camp when I tuned in to a transistor radio to hear for the first time Hells Bells. When I see you guys hearing these songs for the first time and reacting, it takes me right back to that camp dorm when I first heard that bell ring out of that little radio. Amazing! From this album you should check out Hells Bells and Shoot to Thrill. From the Bonn Scott era a classic to try is Riff Raff live at the Apollo around 1976 or ‘77 (in Ireland/Scotland..not the one on Harlem). When they started they were barely out of high school and Angus was looking for some kind of a schtick or signature look and he settled in his school uniform. His brother, Malcolm played the rhythm guitar and wrote most of the songs. Once when an interviewer asked him what he thought of being considered one of the best guitar players in the world, he commented that he wasn’t even the best player in his family😂. They last video they released was in 2020 for the song, Through the Mists of Time. It’s emotional for someone like me who has listened to and loved their music since I was a teenager, hearing it when it was first released.
They badass!! The guy playing the guitar, his name is Angus, thats the way he is at all concerts!! I've been to a lot of them!! My favorite group ever!
All genres and genders, doesn't matter. It's a crossover and that's why people still love the crap out of it after 43 years. This was the first full album I ever bought on my own when I was 10.
I've seen them in rehearsal. They are extraordinarily tight and seem to be able to play perfectly on-demand. They do multiple takes of the same song and each is as good as the last.
Your reaction 👍🏾 Is stunning good 🤯 when i see 👁️ your happy faces.👍🏼 So can i only remember my first time i get 👍🏼AC/DC back in black..my first look on ac/dc was a motorcycle race in a small village in sweden 1977 and from one house the sound from AC/DC singer BON SCOTT "let there be rock" and that was the best performance i have seen in my 64 year old History...❤️🇸🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️🇸🇪❤️
it is fun - if you watch people listening first time to an ACDC song, they smile. Because - honestly - either you smile because they are so good or you are already dead. Period.
You guys oughta try Hells Bells from Ac/Dc. It's also badass and off the same album. Lot of times you can hear this song and Back in Black in the background of NFL games also. Baseball Pitcher Trevor Hoffman used to use Back in Black as his lead in song when he came in to pitch. Ac/Dc has a BOATLOAD of rockin' classics songs, well known songs.
“Lightning in a bottle moment” you nailed it. A lot of people are enjoying their videos of them now that they’re old, I like those to, but this was the first album for that singer after the death of the power singer, and they came out with this album with a boom. I was a senior in high school, and this album was blowing everywhere. But this video, which I’ve never seen, is bad ass, because it came out around the same time of the album, it is a lightening in bottle moment!👍
I seen ACDC in 1982 here in Kentucky n I'm 59 now n Love to see u all Enjoying ACDC n they really Deserve All the Love n My Book They Will b No Other ACDC n Nm# One In The World ❤🎉❤
AC/DC totally rocks! I once saw an amusing comment on another AC/DC reaction video a few years ago… It said: Malcolm Young = 5’8” Malcolm’s Guitar = 6’1” 😆😆 Rock on! 🎸🎸🎸
If you want primal AC/DC you got to go back to the Bonfire days with the original lead singer Bon Scott! Please react to Let There Be Rock, Whole Lotta Rosie, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Highway To Helll and Its A Long way To the Top.
Imagine seeing these guys live at 16 in the mid seventies in a rural town hall with a crowd of 200. I remember their speakers went almost to the ceiling and my ears were ringing for hours 😂 - RIP Bon Scott - much love from Australia
I still have all of my AC/DC vinyl albums, and still, after 40+ years, I still crank them up and it is the best way besides live to listen to them. There is just something about the sound of albums on an old turntable. Great reaction. God bless
I believe acdc has the most songs on movie soundtracks of any other band in history. Their songs have been used in so many movies, commercials, games, etc. They have been my favorite band (led zeppelin running a close second), since I was a kid. They were the first band I had seen in concert. Saw them live in May of 1988 at Hampton coliseum. I was 14 years old. Still remember it, and they were awesome. Enjoyed watching you guys react to them.
I saw AC/DC back in maybe ‘81 with Molly Hatchet and UFO in Southern Cal as a crazy teen. Outdoor arena at the National Orange Show in summer. Hot HOT sweaty kids rocking hard. 😅
This album came out my second grade year.... My teacher was the best ever--she'd put on this album during lunch every week. Always think of my super cool teacher when I hear this....
When this came out I was in Jr. High. Because this guy sounded so very much like their deceased lead singer and it was saying I'm back...we were freaked out.
Another epic band . Angus young , like myself , was a Glaswegian originally . If memory serves me right he emigrated with his parents to Australia 🇦🇺. I’m sure I’ve seen individuals refer to him as Australian but he wasn’t
Started listening to AC/DC on bootleg albums when I was 12 years old (1978) was cool to hear great music My favourite song Dirty Deeds and Whole Lotta Rosie from the early years with Bon Scott
The first appearance of the new singer Brian Johnson. Back in Black was a tribute to the previous singer Bon Scott. Who died on the previous tour Highway to Hell. Bon was 34 years old when he died and had already been a world renowned singer in the late 1960' with a band called The Valentines. One of the Valentines biggest hits was Build me up Buttercup. The guitar riffs were written by Malcolm Young, the guy playing the big white Gretsch. Malcolm died a few years ago after a lifetime of smoking cigarettes.
The boys had a work ethic second to none. That came from growing up in Oz and having to pass the ''Pub Test'' which was entertaining partying Aussie audiences who if you didn't give them what they wanted you knew very quickly and escape was hot on your mind. ACDC passed the pub test and were adored because you knew you were in for a great time, every time. Then they conquered the World. Says it all. People are only divided on the best period because of the two great frontmen, Bon Scott and Brian Johnson who knew each other briefly before ACDC formed. That's a great story in itself. Brian tells it on youtube. The Bon era is where ACDC honed their craft with a exceptional frontman and put out raw pure rock at it's best. No question about that. Angus and Malcolm Young were the powerhouse with Bon in creating and writing songs. Malcolm was a genius and drove the rhythm section whilst Angus showed why he is one of the greatest rock guitarists ever. Enjoy. We've been doing so since the early 70's. The albums are great, but live ..... the BEST.
This song was filmed in Nassau, The Bahamas. This was the studio/official version. This masterpiece, recorded in the mid-1980, is a tribute to the late Bon Scott😢!!
This album has all great songs , although you should start with their first album and go album by album. The first album is called " High Voltage ". ACDC started in the 70's with their first singer Bon Scott. Angus Young plays Blues / Rock. He talks about that he was influenced by many blues players , but one big one that influenced him was Chuck Berry. Angus does that certain duck walk that came from Chuck Berry . Also Chuck Berry is famous for the double stops on the 🎸
Live at River Plate,Buenos Aires,Argentina. HUGE crowd going crazy,they are something else that crowd. AC/DC are even better live,saw them at donington all those years ago and it’s still one of the best rock gigs I’ve ever seen.
Aloha from Hawaii USA enjoy your channel and thanks for your reactions from the USA marine veteran Vietnam era Ooorah keep on rolling with the changes Semper Fi keep the faith ciaos
Brian Johnson is actually there second lead singer after the death of Bon Scott who was the original lead singer This album back in black was made as a dedication to him
Angus young wears the school uniform from when he was in school when he first joined a band he said he would go after school and practice with his uniform on. Now it's his lucky outfit. UK music is fireeeee
I am 61 years old - was lucky enough to be listening to AC/DC from my early teens to now - I am pretty sure this was released as a bit of a tribute to Bon Scott the original lead singer after his death and the introduction of Brian the lead singer here - did love Brian but my early love of this band was with Bon Scott. Another iconic Australian bands in the same period of time which were just as iconic but not known around the world like AD/DC was Cold Chisel with lead singer Jimmy Barnes (my favorite singer all time) - do yourself a favour and have a listen to 'Bow River' Ringside version live by Cold Chisel - It is completely fire.
Mary I have to agree Cold Chisel are certainly top of the tree in Aussie music along with AC/DC. If these guys like Brians voice here Jimmy's will blow them away
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Now imagine , performing like them for over 50 years now , and selling out each concert they did , with each concert there has been about 80-100 thousands of people in the arena and another 10 to 20 thousands outside of arena watching jumping partying and watching it all on huge screens hanged outside of arena
Right after I die, whatever happens next, the next thing I would like to know is how many times have I heard this song and _still_ loved it! I'm guessing the answer would be: "10, 354 times." 😝🤘😝
Really enjoyed your work to get more AC DC watch the scyfy horror movie .Who made Who the movie is a cult classic and AC DC does the entire sound track
Angus in his school boy uniform is AC/DC in a nut shell! Just loud unadulterated Rock and Roll!!
The album "Back in Black" is actually the highest-selling hard rock album of all time, still today, after 40+ years. AC/DC are the GOAT!
Not just hard rock all albums apart from MJ thriller !
@@johnwilson1321 eagles greatest hits are now top of the tree
@@kevinmcgeown9727 Not hard rock...country rock.
@@jeff316 neither is MJ but he was mentioned and I was saying the eagles greatest is in front of thriller which is definately not hard rock. BIB biggest hard rock selling album for sure.
Greatest Hits don't count as they are lazy ways to make money but Thriller and Black are studio albums that deserve their places
I’m 61 and been listening to AC/DC since 4-ever. I played them countless times when I was going to the gym. Definitely gets the adrenaline going.!!
❤my mama bought this album for me for my Birthday. I thought she was and still is so cool
The entire Back in Black album front to back is outstanding a straight up rock and roll party band from Australia. Also the lead singer is a replacement singer for their original singer Bon Scott he had passed away and this was their return album hence the name Back in Black. I was in 6-7th grade.
Eh erm! *cough* …Scotland could do with a mention here bud. 😉
@@Fee_V Where did Angus and Malcom learn to play guitar? Australia or Scotland?
@@Fee_V yes they were born in Scotland but are known for being an Australian band. Angus and Malcolm even called australia home.
@@Fee_V is it fair to describe the band as an australian/scottish/english band? the order being important
@@coreyjacobs6939 They started playing in high schools in the early 70's in Australia. My wife saw them when they first started in her high school near Melbourne. The young brothers may be Scottish but the band was born and bred in Australia.
“I’m sick to death of people saying we’ve made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.” ―Angus Young (AC/DC)
And all their shit is fire. Once you perfect a recipe only a fool would change it.
This entire album generates electricity
This song definitely did
AC/DC just pure, no bs rock and roll music, not trying to dazzle with pretty & clean, just a gut punch and kick in the nards
When accused that AC/DC had made essentially the same album 12 times, Malcolm Young was outraged …
He said, we’ve made the same album 14 times!
AC/DC is basically audible adrenaline. They are also one of the most used bands for movies so there will be many more that slap you in the face as you head down their rabbit hole (Thunderstruck, Shook Me All Night Long, Highway to Hell, TNT, Who Made Who, and so many more
'Audible adrenaline'. I dig that.
I’ve seen them 24 times in concert. They are the GOAT! ⚡️🍻
24 times??!! That is awesome!! Obviously you are goat material!
That's impressive!
I've only seen them 6 times 😢
@@dawnboren594 I started with the For those about to Rock tour so I has many chances
From a lyrics stand point, not even close.
This is the title track to their first album after the death of their lead singer Bon Scott, with their new lead singer Brian Johnson (who was actually suggested by Bon Scott some time earlier).
It’s both a tribute to Bon and a declaration that they are continuing to rock on!
This album absolutely blew up!
Imagine being a 13 yr old kid when this hit. The rock and metal journey I went on is still the best era of music for me.
Know you went wild 😆
I was the same age and my brother got me into this band and many more. Van Halen was my first rock concert Long live rock n roll
I can dig it, man. I was 13 in 1968 listening to Led Zeppelin’s first album.
@@mjeffn2 Yes brother. First thing I did was dig into where it all began. Next for me was Zep and Black Sabbath, Hendrix, etc. That joy is still in my heart. Know a lot of kids today who are discovering it all and agree with me that today’s music is from a cookie cutter.
@@tralph40 Well, this I believe is where it all began. Search youtube for Link Wray’s 1958 release of “Rumble.” It was a revolutionary sound. It is also the only instrumental rock song to banned from the radio in New York City. LOL. It’s also kind of recognized today as the Pulp Fiction song. It’s probably on video games too. It’s also been on Sponge Bob from what I understand.
It's one of the best bands of all time... classic! This song & Hells Bells are my favoritel!!! 💛✨️🎵
You want to see something extraordinary. Watch hells bells live at river plate. Argentina. About 80,000 people
He headbangs the entire time! And even today he's still this live! They all are! RIP to Malcolm Young
I'm not a big ACDC fan but they're fun to watch...gotta love the school boy outfit
I can't do anything but smile when I listen to this song. Smiling with along with you brothers is just so nice.
Angus loved Chuck Berry so much he emulated his body movements on stage! Fire 🔥
As a album collector , music lover my entire 54 years AC/DC is one of only a very few bands that has NO bad songs , not one 🤘😎
Even their weaker songs are not half bad!!!!
because they´re kind of all the same xD but i love it^^
Thanks to Malcolm Young, rip legend
If you haven't reacted to their official video for "Thunderstruck" yet, it is a must see, with over a BILLION views now. If you'd like to see them live, I'd recommend watching anything from their performances at Castle Donington or River Plate, both with MASSIVE audiences.
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Hells bells
Thunderstruck is iconic but not really one of their best songs
"Thunderstruck" is a great song, but if I were ranking it, probably 25-30. Check out the Bon Scott songs and you will be twice as amazed! "Highway to Hell", "Whole Lot of Rosie" etc.
I could go on and on and on about it. It's ALL good! Glad you guy are checking them out! Rock On Guys!! (I have also seen them about a dozen times). Never with Bon Scott though.
If I could thumbs up this comment a bunch of times I would. 🤙🏼
All I have to hear is Angus’ guitar intro to know it is AC/DC! And the way he moves and is all over the stage at times while he plays, I am so in awe!!😲 They are so iconic in their time!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
The ghost of Bon Scott appeared to the new singer the night before the recording. He told him he better make it good. Back in Black is a flawless rock n roll album. Still sounds perfect today.
The thing about AC/DC is that even though they were always bunched in with all the Metal bands, they’ll tell you “We play Rock N’ Roll songs”. Everything they ever did had a true rock n’ roll beat.
Probably the best live hard rock band ever, AC/DC are responsible for some of the greatest Rock & Roll songs of all time. I've been lucky enough to see them 11 times, and every time I was on a high for days afterwards.
Usually when someone calls them hard rock I object and say they’re rock n roll. You said both in the same sentence. What makes you use both genres to describe them? I could see rock n roll with Bon Scott and rock with Brian Johnson but I can’t get to hard rock. Plus, every interview they say rock n roll. Just curious on your perspective/ear.
@@mikecoughlin4128 hard rock Rick roll then. Touch of metal and punk rock and blues based.
@@mikecoughlin4128 Rock & Roll roots with a harder sound.
Part of the reason for Back in Black is bc this is the first album after the 1st singer Bonn Scott passed away. Wearing black at funerals is traditional, and this was a bit of a tribute to Bonn and the idea of moving forward, but not forgetting, is just amazing
Yes yes yes more ACDC please! Whole lotta Rosie, Hells Bells, The Jack all live at River Plate
I was 10 when this album dropped. It is still the most iconic rock album of all time and best comeback album with a new lead singer.
It is not just about the song, it is the whole 1980 year that is incredible. Few months prior to release they lost Bon 😢, didn’t fell apart, found Brian and made the biggest album of all time 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
It was the most amazing comeback in rock history! Divine intervention. ❤
Bob saw Brian with another group and presaged his own passing when he told the boys, “ If I go , Brian should be the replacement “.
This is such a joyous reaction. One of my faves of all time. And yeah, this song is fire! Some of the greatest rock swagger you’ll ever hear. PS hi from Australia (home of AC/DC!)
Home of some of AC/DC.... Brian is a proud Geordie, from Newcastle England
One of the greatest rock songs ever written....just the title along says it all "Back in Black"....by one of the greatest rock bands all time...more than 300 million albums sold worldwide! ACDC!
Great song! 😃👍🏿
"You Shook Me All Night Long" is one of my favorites, they didn't make a bad song!
Terrible cover though of a blues staple. Actually it rocks but it is horrible if you listen to the original blues versions.
Omg YES!! I looove them but agree such an amazing song
Another great band from my teens! Loved Back in Black. 70s/80s best music of the century.
There’s two eras of AC/DC and this is the start of the second era. They started in Australia in the early 70’s. They had 11-12 albums before this: the album before this is Highway to Hell and it was the one that launched them in the US. But on a break during that tour the lead singer, Bonn Scott died after a night on hard drinking. That was 1979. A year later they released Back in Black with this new lead singer, Brian Johnson. This album is epic bc no one had ever been able to come back with a new singer like this and just crush it the way this album does. The first single released was Hells Bells. This is the Summer of 1980…no social media, no internet. Nobody know what to expect or what was coming. I was 15 and away at a Summer camp when I tuned in to a transistor radio to hear for the first time Hells Bells. When I see you guys hearing these songs for the first time and reacting, it takes me right back to that camp dorm when I first heard that bell ring out of that little radio. Amazing! From this album you should check out Hells Bells and Shoot to Thrill. From the Bonn Scott era a classic to try is Riff Raff live at the Apollo around 1976 or ‘77 (in Ireland/Scotland..not the one on Harlem). When they started they were barely out of high school and Angus was looking for some kind of a schtick or signature look and he settled in his school uniform. His brother, Malcolm played the rhythm guitar and wrote most of the songs. Once when an interviewer asked him what he thought of being considered one of the best guitar players in the world, he commented that he wasn’t even the best player in his family😂. They last video they released was in 2020 for the song, Through the Mists of Time. It’s emotional for someone like me who has listened to and loved their music since I was a teenager, hearing it when it was first released.
The key to this is the way he BENDS and SHAKES those strings! Very groovy!
They badass!! The guy playing the guitar, his name is Angus, thats the way he is at all concerts!! I've been to a lot of them!! My favorite group ever!
AC/DC is in my top 5 favorite bands!!!!! Grew up on them
All genres and genders, doesn't matter. It's a crossover and that's why people still love the crap out of it after 43 years. This was the first full album I ever bought on my own when I was 10.
I've seen them live 3 times....absolute killer live band, period. Angus Young is a beast live.
I've seen them in rehearsal. They are extraordinarily tight and seem to be able to play perfectly on-demand. They do multiple takes of the same song and each is as good as the last.
Your reaction 👍🏾 Is stunning good 🤯 when i see 👁️ your happy faces.👍🏼 So can i only remember my first time i get 👍🏼AC/DC back in black..my first look on ac/dc was a motorcycle race in a small village in sweden 1977 and from one house the sound from AC/DC singer BON SCOTT "let there be rock" and that was the best performance i have seen in my 64 year old History...❤️🇸🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️🇸🇪❤️
This is my very favorite song they did,! I like all of them but this one, WOW!
And I have it as my ringtone
It's easy to see how AC⚡DC has sold 200,000,000+ albums worldwide.
it is fun - if you watch people listening first time to an ACDC song, they smile. Because - honestly - either you smile because they are so good or you are already dead. Period.
Angus Young and his school boy short pants always cracks me up. :) Awesome band. Glad you finally tuned in. :)
You guys oughta try Hells Bells from Ac/Dc. It's also badass and off the same album. Lot of times you can hear this song and Back in Black in the background of NFL games also. Baseball Pitcher Trevor Hoffman used to use Back in Black as his lead in song when he came in to pitch. Ac/Dc has a BOATLOAD of rockin' classics songs, well known songs.
Give a Dog a Bone
Oh my God you're killing me. This was the music of my youth and it was so much damn fun
“Lightning in a bottle moment” you nailed it.
A lot of people are enjoying their videos of them now that they’re old, I like those to, but this was the first album for that singer after the death of the power singer, and they came out with this album with a boom. I was a senior in high school, and this album was blowing everywhere. But this video, which I’ve never seen, is bad ass, because it came out around the same time of the album, it is a lightening in bottle moment!👍
I seen ACDC in 1982 here in Kentucky n I'm 59 now n Love to see u all Enjoying ACDC n they really Deserve All the Love n My Book They Will b No Other ACDC n Nm# One In The World ❤🎉❤
I love when old is new again. Let's do more. Glad I found your trio channel!
AC/DC totally rocks! I once saw an amusing comment on another AC/DC reaction video a few years ago… It said:
Malcolm Young = 5’8”
Malcolm’s Guitar = 6’1”
😆😆 Rock on! 🎸🎸🎸
If you want primal AC/DC you got to go back to the Bonfire days with the original lead singer Bon Scott! Please react to Let There Be Rock, Whole Lotta Rosie, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Highway To Helll and Its A Long way To the Top.
Ride On also.
@@megandavies8590 Definitely!
Imagine seeing these guys live at 16 in the mid seventies in a rural town hall with a crowd of 200. I remember their speakers went almost to the ceiling and my ears were ringing for hours 😂 - RIP Bon Scott - much love from Australia
What i notice about every reaction to ACDC is the reactors have big smiles on there faces. It may be hard heavy rock but its fun
You guys are so much fun in your reactions man. I love it.
I still have all of my AC/DC vinyl albums, and still, after 40+ years, I still crank them up and it is the best way besides live to listen to them. There is just something about the sound of albums on an old turntable. Great reaction. God bless
ACDC is more than a band. They are musicians every bit as good as Mozart, the guitar sets are very good music.
They are that
I believe acdc has the most songs on movie soundtracks of any other band in history. Their songs have been used in so many movies, commercials, games, etc. They have been my favorite band (led zeppelin running a close second), since I was a kid. They were the first band I had seen in concert. Saw them live in May of 1988 at Hampton coliseum. I was 14 years old. Still remember it, and they were awesome. Enjoyed watching you guys react to them.
Used to go see the original AC/DC, with Bonn Scott, for fifty cents back in the late seventies. Maybe twenty or more times. R.I.P Bonn Scott.
Thats Angus Young on Lead & his brother on bass..... I've been listening to them for about 30 yrs... always loved this band....Grew up with it !!!
I saw AC/DC back in maybe ‘81 with Molly Hatchet and UFO in Southern Cal as a crazy teen. Outdoor arena at the National Orange Show in summer. Hot HOT sweaty kids rocking hard. 😅
This album came out my second grade year.... My teacher was the best ever--she'd put on this album during lunch every week. Always think of my super cool teacher when I hear this....
I love your guys's reaction to the song you guys just can't sit still with that beat
Appreciate y’all stating the band facts. All I ever knew was the song. 👍🏼🍻
You guys should check out their live in concert at Castle Donnington. It was the largest crowd I have ever seen! Best live in concert ever!
When this came out I was in Jr. High.
Because this guy sounded so very much like their deceased lead singer and it was saying I'm back...we were freaked out.
Riff Raff is a great early song from AC/DC and the official video is live so, a great example of what they were like when they were young.
in my top 3 faves ac/dc songs
Will look it up
When I was on my Junior High basketball team we used to play this when we first ran out onto the court at home games!
Another epic band . Angus young , like myself , was a Glaswegian originally . If memory serves me right he emigrated with his parents to Australia 🇦🇺. I’m sure I’ve seen individuals refer to him as Australian but he wasn’t
I love this reaction so much. Great job guys. Acdc is the shit. You guys should go down the rabbit hole of metal. You will love it. Metallica etc.
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That was TAME. Looke up a concert fil called "Let There Be Rock." That was Angus being chill.
I went to several of their concerts in the late 70s and they were as good as they sounded on their albums. Great band!
Started listening to AC/DC on bootleg albums when I was 12 years old (1978) was cool to hear great music My favourite song Dirty Deeds and Whole Lotta Rosie from the early years with Bon Scott
The first appearance of the new singer Brian Johnson. Back in Black was a tribute to the previous singer Bon Scott. Who died on the previous tour Highway to Hell. Bon was 34 years old when he died and had already been a world renowned singer in the late 1960' with a band called The Valentines. One of the Valentines biggest hits was Build me up Buttercup. The guitar riffs were written by Malcolm Young, the guy playing the big white Gretsch. Malcolm died a few years ago after a lifetime of smoking cigarettes.
Has anyone sampled this? It’s perfect for it! Brian is practically rapping here!
No! Don't ruin it. Please
Album called Family Jewels
The boys had a work ethic second to none. That came from growing up in Oz and having to pass the ''Pub Test'' which was entertaining partying Aussie audiences who if you didn't give them what they wanted you knew very quickly and escape was hot on your mind. ACDC passed the pub test and were adored because you knew you were in for a great time, every time. Then they conquered the World. Says it all. People are only divided on the best period because of the two great frontmen, Bon Scott and Brian Johnson who knew each other briefly before ACDC formed. That's a great story in itself. Brian tells it on youtube. The Bon era is where ACDC honed their craft with a exceptional frontman and put out raw pure rock at it's best. No question about that. Angus and Malcolm Young were the powerhouse with Bon in creating and writing songs. Malcolm was a genius and drove the rhythm section whilst Angus showed why he is one of the greatest rock guitarists ever. Enjoy. We've been doing so since the early 70's. The albums are great, but live ..... the BEST.
Angus and Malcolm moved to Oz from Scotland when they were young.
They're music never gets old
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This song was filmed in Nassau, The Bahamas. This was the studio/official version. This masterpiece, recorded in the mid-1980, is a tribute to the late Bon Scott😢!!
Great reaction, guys! Greetings from Australia.
I have this on vinyl. Its very good. I also like the Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Lp. Saw them live 3 times in the 80s and 90s. Great shows.
This album has all great songs , although you should start with their first album and go album by album. The first album is called " High Voltage ". ACDC started in the 70's with their first singer Bon Scott. Angus Young plays Blues / Rock. He talks about that he was influenced by many blues players , but one big one that influenced him was Chuck Berry. Angus does that certain duck walk that came from Chuck Berry . Also Chuck Berry is famous for the double stops on the 🎸
Whole lotta rosie river Platte you gotta do it it's great !!!!
My baby Brianna (a fur baby) RIP, this was her song. I'd sing " Whole lotta Brianna" & she loved it.
Thanks Terry. We definitely will. 🙂👍🏿
The guy that wrote ALL their riffs is the guitar player on the left...his guitar looks huge because he was only 5'3"
Great band!
From Bach to Back in Black, hell of a lot of good music made by Man.
Live at River Plate,Buenos Aires,Argentina.
HUGE crowd going crazy,they are something else that crowd.
AC/DC are even better live,saw them at donington all those years ago and it’s still one of the best rock gigs I’ve ever seen.
So much talent comes out of the northeast of england. The lead singer is from newcastle upon tyne.
The 2 brothers Young (Marcus & Angus) both playing guitar are 5'4 & 5'3, which is why that guitar looks so big. Fantastic album
Now watch (highway to hell live at river plate) crowd is insane
Aloha from Hawaii USA enjoy your channel and thanks for your reactions from the USA marine veteran Vietnam era Ooorah keep on rolling with the changes Semper Fi keep the faith ciaos
Brian Johnson is actually there second lead singer after the death of Bon Scott who was the original lead singer This album back in black was made as a dedication to him
Brian Johnson is their third lead singer
I am laughing and loving this. Saw them in the late 70s and I was WWF!!!!
For me, Bon Scott has always been the legit voice of AC DC!
Not enough people cover Bon Scott AC/DC. It's really a shame....
Love these dudes!!! Welcome to the rock brotherhood boys !!
Great reaction!! Thanks 😊
Angus young wears the school uniform from when he was in school when he first joined a band he said he would go after school and practice with his uniform on. Now it's his lucky outfit. UK music is fireeeee
I am 61 years old - was lucky enough to be listening to AC/DC from my early teens to now - I am pretty sure this was released as a bit of a tribute to Bon Scott the original lead singer after his death and the introduction of Brian the lead singer here - did love Brian but my early love of this band was with Bon Scott. Another iconic Australian bands in the same period of time which were just as iconic but not known around the world like AD/DC was Cold Chisel with lead singer Jimmy Barnes (my favorite singer all time) - do yourself a favour and have a listen to 'Bow River' Ringside version live by Cold Chisel - It is completely fire.
Mary I have to agree Cold Chisel are certainly top of the tree in Aussie music along with AC/DC. If these guys like Brians voice here Jimmy's will blow them away
Bon Scott originally done this song
I love Roy's enthusiasm.
They earned every penny they made live