@@rebeccacurtis6680I miss good music being created. It’s all history now. Hollywood has destroyed the music industry. Beyoncé is pretty and talented but she isn’t everything on Earth. When you can literally play all the current songs with just 4 chords you have lost your imaginative creativity! Time to walk away from the music industry and let them know what they are doing to music is a SIN against all mankind!
responding to criticism that their albums all sound alike Angus Young said “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.”
Talking music with some younger folks online. One asked, "So why did people need 500 watt stereos back then?" I said, "Because we had music that HAD to be listened to loud."
Guitarist Angus Young was a huge fan of Chuck Berry. Angus does his tribute to Chuck's duckwalk across the stage.Almost every video & on stage.His sister suggested the schoolboy uniform he always wears
At 9.28, you picked out Malcolm Young. He was a fantastic rhythm guitarist and the heart of the band. Once when Angus Young was asked it he was one of the best guitarists in the world, he replied 'I'm not even the best guitarist in my band'.
I was one of 75,000 people who had a blast yesterday (July 31st) at the ACDC concert in Hanover... it was a real pleasure and I hope it wasn't the last Germany tour... they are and will remain legends
You have officially been Thunderstruck now...Welcome.. this is a band you cant stop listening to...my number one band..seen them twice. best two concerts ive been to.
My first concert at 14yo in Johnson City, Freedom Hall. So loud they cracked the foundation of the building..seen them 5x total..amazing every time. Best solid rock band ever imo.
Annoys me when they're known as an aussie band, Young brother's are Jocks, Brian Johnson's a Geordie & Cliff Williams is from Essex, only Phil Rudd's an Aussie!
@@StephenWilliams-q1p We are Aussies, all of us are from somewhere else not so long ago…. We are Australian at the core, most of us have very little to do with our heritage… Australian band pal.
@@Laury-kq5gf That was the cd we ALWAYS put in on the way to my son’s hockey games. It Amped him up. He is now 31 sharing the AC/DC experience with HIS son. Proud Mama here
You are absolutely right, I've been saying the same exact thing for years, there's just something about AC/DC that just picks you up and get ya going, and no matter how shitty the day has been or how pissed off I am, as soon as I hear any song of theirs it immediately puts me in a good mood
Its AC/DC... hardest working rock band in history. If you want to start a party, turn on AC/DC... if you want to end the party turn off AC/DC. welcome to the rabbit hole that is AC/DC.
NO DISRESPECT... It was like watching Beavis and Butthead experiencing AC/DC for the first time! Complete with unfiltered awe and amazement. Headbanging, ear to ear grins and open mouths! Wooohooo!
rap fans reacting to Rock classics is always a hoot. I was a rock kid from my early teens. I partied like an 80ies rockstar through the 90ies and 20ies... and no, I don't play any instruments. I have just been out and drunk watching the live metal and rock scene in my country for decades! LOL I have seen thousands of concerts. I watched AC/DC 3 times... Each time a frekkin blast! They are royal KINGS!
Somebody has to be the audience! All I know how to do is clap, wooooooooooo and put my fingers in the air while I bang my head but the crowd's job is important....without us there is no show. :)
This was December, 2009, at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. First trip back for AC/DC in 13 years. Over 200,000 over three nights saw the show. The DVD was shot with 32 HD cameras and was tremendous. I've never seen them live but I would have like to. Great band, great songs and great shows. Who can't remember going into any party after Back In Black came out that it was blasting over the stereo. PARTY!!!
This concert was in River Plate Argentina in 2009 and it was a 3 day concert with 36 cameras filming it as part of their BLACK ICE TOUR. The guys are all between their early 70's and their new album that they recorded over the pandemic is another killer album. You need to check out some of the songs from their new album that is dedicated to Malcolm, Angus's brother who died with Alzheimer's a few years back. The RIVER PLATE concert was over 70,000 people and their jumping at the same time set off seismic sensors on the country and they thought that it might have been an action earthquake until they realized that it was happening in irregular spacing of time. The arena had to have over $30,000 worth of damages repaired before it could be used again. That is when you know that you are a true rock band like no other!!!!
The meaning of being thunderstruck is "having your mind blown" or "gobsmacked". So it's more that their mind was short circuited by what happened, rather than the act itself being being "thunderstruck". It is more their mental reaction to the event was being "thunderstruck".
Every single time I’ve been to an AC/DC concert, my ears rang for days afterwards!!!! Hands down the loudest concerts that I’ve ever been to my life, and it was every time I seen them!!! Great energy in concert!!
They are from Australia Wikipedia-Angus Young stated in the liner notes of the 2003 re-release of The Razors Edge: It started off from a little trick I had on guitar. I played it to Mal and he said "Oh, I've got a good rhythm idea that will sit well in the back." We built the song up from that. We fiddled about with it for a few months before everything fell into place. Lyrically, it was really just a case of finding a good title ... We came up with this thunder thing, based on our favourite childhood toy ThunderStreak, and it seemed to have a good ring to it. AC/DC = Power. That's the basic idea.
That was 1 of 3 nights and it was sold out like this (70,000+) each night. Rumor has it that the arena needed inspection for stress damage after these concerts and the crowds jumping was easily detected on seismic graphs.
I don't care how simple their music is to play. When they come on you know who it is and they always put a smile on your face. Will never get old. One of the best bands to do it.
I literally just got home from seeing them live at Wembley Stadium! The coincidence of you uploading this video, haha! Awesome show and a legendary band! ⚡️
You guys get it. Love the eclectic perspective. Joe E and I used to trade songs all the time. Rock and Hip Hop have so much in common. Thanks for being so open minded and loving all genres the way you do.
Fabulous! Best listened to as loud as you can take it! This is what it was like when I was growing up and attending concerts. It was absolutely incredible the vibe at these great shows. Everyone enjoying and living the music.
Malcolm Young wrote this song to try and settle his nerves when they were on a plane to Texas from Australia. They were flying during a severe thunderstorm, and the turbulence was getting the best of him. Angus was laughing at him and told him to write ,as it was always calming for him. Malcolm said, " Every time the thunder struck the plane, I thought we were going down." So, he wrote some of the song during the flight and finished it a day or so later after their strip club experience in Dallas.... hence," We met some girls, some dancers who gave us good time "......He said Thunderstruck was literally based on that experience and they were really surprised when it became such a big hit for them. Angus wasn't on board with it initially, but Malcolm was the leader of the band, so they decided to record it.
Glad you guys enjoyed it!! This was one of our two intro songs for high-school volleyball 1990-91 when we played at home and first came onto the court, circling the court and the other team. Our other intro song was Welcome to the Jungle. We played it as loud as the gym speakers allowed us to.. great times!!! Seen these guys 3 times in concert, what a SHOW....
Saw them with the original lead singer, Bon Scott, open up for Journey in 78. What a show of a lifetime!! Definitely up there in one of the best I've seen!!!❤❤❤❤
Incredible song! Just a banger. One of the best bands EVER! Their powerhouse genuine rock n roll cannot be beat! The drum beats, the guitar riffs, those bass lines and Brian Johnson's gruff vocals just kill! I have seen this band a handful of times early on through the 90's and their live shows sent chills through you the whole time. The crowd makes it even more incredible. We all know the lyrics and rock out the whole time. Nothing like it! RIP Malcom Young.
Watching you two discover the music of my teens is so much fun.. LOL I've seen ACDC a ton of times and they never disappoint. Incredible band and the energy is off the hook.
AC/DC is one of my all time favorite bands! I was lucky enough to see them live a little over a decade ago and it will forever be a favorite memory of mine. They always go hard and put on an amazing show! ESPECIALLY Angus Young. Phenomenal guitarist! ❤️❤️❤️
Do research AC/DC's origin story. And also check out the lead singer they had when they became famous: Bon Scott. The lead singer for this performance was Brian Johnson--who's been their lead singer since Bon Scott's death in 1980.
I love seeing how you appreciate the music itself... I saw AC/DC and Cinderella and quite a few others back in the 80's and we truly had the best music and the best times.
One of my favorite bands. I've seen them in concert three times for the Hell's Bells tour, Back in Black tour and For Those About to Rock tour. It is absolutely amazing that they are still out there rockin'.
AC/DC is my jam! Listened in the 80s and still today. Had every album! They come on the radio, and the sound goes up! Bad Company and Matchbox20.. Why, their destinctive Thier voices and sound, you just know. Rock till you drop!
This song was inspired by a near-death experience. Guitarist Angus Young was travelling in a plane that got caught in a violent thunderstorm. The terror he experienced brought on the song title. I have been a fan of ACDC since day one
My favorite is T.N.T.!! My brother & I got to hang with them for a bit & they gave us & one waitress tickets to a sold out show!! My favorite concert hands down!! And I've been to a lot of them!! ❤
With that huge smile/grin when the beat kicked in speaks volumes how you enjoy this music. Good for you stepping out of your genre 'box'. Hope you convince some of those folks that don't want to what they are missing out on.
AC/DC has been one of my favorite bands since my parents showed them to me when I was a kid. I’m in my early 30’s now and my husband and I play all kinds of music around the house for our 18 month old son and he jams out. But so far his favorite is AC/DC and Ozzy. I’ve seen them in concert for their Black Ice tour and it was the BEST concert I’ve ever been too
Watch it live at donnington... In the daytime. The crowd was unreal. It's the best live version. It's so loud at their concerts, that your ears will be ringing for days, while still sounding like the record
I’m watching and listening, my heads bouncing, I’m watching the crowd bouncing in time, then suddenly I realize the two of you are bouncing right along with the song. I just had to smile.
AC/DC is easily my favourite band ever. I listen to them all the time, and rock hard every time! I got to see them in concert with 42,000 people, but they have filled stadiums five times that size!
The definition of Thunderstruck is: Extremely surprised or shocked. There is a *cover* of Thunderstruck by 2 Cellos and I guarantee it's worth watching and listening to too. :)
This is my all time favorite rock group and this song was our middleschool (U.S.A)/jr high (Canada)/highschool football team theme song because they are called the Thunderbirds❕❗ This song will always be Iconic❕❗
Growing up listening to ACDC was the best 🎉. Their concerts were epic and an experience unlike anything else!!! Now days too many would be glued to their phones😮. Definitely some of the best concerts that I got to experience during such a time of kick ass music❤
The whole series of gigs over the three nights for around 250,000 mad crazy hard rock fans were absolutely insane. Every track an absolute BANGER!!! 🙋♂
The 1991 Monsters of Rock live at Donnington concert was probably the best concert they ever did, 250,000 people and they played like 2-3 hours, it is peak AC/DC. i got it on dvd and cant ever watch it too much, wish i could have been there
Saw AC/DC in the late 80s. Great show! Other songs to definitely check out are "Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap)", "Shook Me All Night Long", "Hells Bells", "Highway to Hell" and "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)".
59 year old. Saw AC/DC in 1980 at Newcastle City Hall. Back in Black tour. I think they did 1 or 2 nights at the Mayfair first then City Hall to launch the tour
I don't know who will see this comment but I'm 35 and have watched them since I was a baby. I remember when Angus young the guitar player ( for those who don't know) he used to moon the concerts on stage. I know all the classic rock bands.
60 year old Boomer here that has seen ACDC about 5 times.
They never disappoint!
Thunderstruck is not a song- it's an experience!
63 years old and crank it up whenever they come on.
About 5 times?? I would think u would remember....lol😮😮😮
@@michaelasay8587 Why would you say that ? Just to be a smart @$$.
From one boomer to another, I saw this show twice in a month back when they did this tour. Effing awesome!
The cranky one obviously didn't live in those times our motto is if you can remember it you weren't really there😂🤣😂🤣
When you can sell out arenas and stadiums and fill 100,000 seats, you're doing something right.
Except there were no seats. 😉
3 nights in a row for this show !! And they're middle aged !!
at their age playing music they wrote fifty years ago with the same energy they had fifty years ago.. (or close to).
Absolutely agree 💯❤🤘🏼
Over 220,000 people in a span of 3 nights straight.
Notice how everyone was watching and enjoying shows, unlike now where audience would be everyone with a camera in hand
I almost HATE cell phones now. Everyone looks down instead of UP!
Exactly...they have the best fans because they put out great songs and concerts!
Plus, cell phone lighting in place of lighters might be easier, but not near the same effect as thousands of twinkling lights. I miss those days.
@@rebeccacurtis6680I miss good music being created. It’s all history now. Hollywood has destroyed the music industry. Beyoncé is pretty and talented but she isn’t everything on Earth. When you can literally play all the current songs with just 4 chords you have lost your imaginative creativity! Time to walk away from the music industry and let them know what they are doing to music is a SIN against all mankind!
@@rosemaryabbott1020please check out Angelina Jordan from age 6 up to 18 now. She's different.
responding to criticism that their albums all sound alike Angus Young said “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.”
@@kvoltti I don’t I feel the same way I love AC/DC.
But I totally get what you’re saying. I feel that way about Grateful Dead and a few others.
You've been gobsmacked, thunderstruck, taken aback ,struck to the core! Which ACDC does perfectly here!!!
Or mindblowing. So many ways to describe the word which was around a long time before this song.
Talking music with some younger folks online. One asked, "So why did people need 500 watt stereos back then?" I said, "Because we had music that HAD to be listened to loud."
🔥🤘🏽🔥
Turn it 11!
There is just something special about putting the album on turntable and blasting it so loud you feel it.
An ACDC concert would show up on the local earthquake detectors, that's how loud they were.
The crowd is singing the chorus for them! It was EPIC!
Guitarist Angus Young was a huge fan of Chuck Berry. Angus does his tribute to Chuck's duckwalk across the stage.Almost every video & on stage.His sister suggested the schoolboy uniform he always wears
I heard the uniform was a diss to his teacher's who said he would never get anywhere in life.
At 9.28, you picked out Malcolm Young. He was a fantastic rhythm guitarist and the heart of the band. Once when Angus Young was asked it he was one of the best guitarists in the world, he replied 'I'm not even the best guitarist in my band'.
he said family not band
I was one of 75,000 people who had a blast yesterday (July 31st) at the ACDC concert in Hanover... it was a real pleasure and I hope it wasn't the last Germany tour... they are and will remain legends
Jealous over here😡
greetings to my city i was born.
You have officially been Thunderstruck now...Welcome.. this is a band you cant stop listening to...my number one band..seen them twice. best two concerts ive been to.
My first concert at 14yo in Johnson City, Freedom Hall. So loud they cracked the foundation of the building..seen them 5x total..amazing every time. Best solid rock band ever imo.
What about Zeppelin??😮😮😮
@@michaelasay8587 i never got to see them...love them though...have some of their albums...
The audience caused a Seismic Shock Waves that night felt throughout the City 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Scottish boys that grew up in Australia and landed in ARGENTINA in 2009 for the greatest show on earth. great reaction guys greetings from Australia
@@rooman3334 and now two are retired in Florida.
Annoys me when they're known as an aussie band, Young brother's are Jocks, Brian Johnson's a Geordie & Cliff Williams is from Essex, only Phil Rudd's an Aussie!
@@StephenWilliams-q1pAussies have a knock of that. Crowded House is another fine example. And the Bee Gees.
@@StephenWilliams-q1p We are Aussies, all of us are from somewhere else not so long ago….
We are Australian at the core, most of us have very little to do with our heritage…
Australian band pal.
AC/DC Back in Black is one of the greatest albums ever made in my opinion.
Until Nevermind by Nirvana came out, it was the most shoplifted album of all time. 😂
@@Laury-kq5gf That was the cd we ALWAYS put in on the way to my son’s hockey games. It Amped him up. He is now 31 sharing the AC/DC experience with HIS son. Proud Mama here
@@randywissler9923 fun fact 😂
Damn straight ❤
The best documented live concert EVER...90,000 crowd for 3 nights!
that's only 30k per night. not impressed.
;)
@@jyesucevitz Juvenile comment
@@jyesucevitz Nearly 200,000 attended during those three nights
Metallica in Russia is the best by far Documented .
Really? I don't think his voice was very good😮😮😮
Legends of Rock
It's impossible to listen to AC/DC without smiling by the end of the song. No matter how pissed you are at the beginning!
You are absolutely right, I've been saying the same exact thing for years, there's just something about AC/DC that just picks you up and get ya going, and no matter how shitty the day has been or how pissed off I am, as soon as I hear any song of theirs it immediately puts me in a good mood
@@sallyburkholder6808 I have to put on cruise control. It’s IMPOSSIBLE to stay even close to the limit.
This was in 2009. Right now they are on Tour!!!!!!!!!!! Greatest rock band!!!!!!!!!
But his voice wasn't very good
Its AC/DC... hardest working rock band in history. If you want to start a party, turn on AC/DC... if you want to end the party turn off AC/DC. welcome to the rabbit hole that is AC/DC.
63 yr old Boomer here! Been listening to these legends since i was 14. Seen them live 4 times and still rock on to Thunderstruck.
For those about to rock we salute you ! 🔥🔥🔥💯
NO DISRESPECT...
It was like watching Beavis and Butthead experiencing AC/DC for the first time! Complete with unfiltered awe and amazement. Headbanging, ear to ear grins and open mouths! Wooohooo!
Hey everyone - look at your grandparents, I’m 78 and still love it
rap fans reacting to Rock classics is always a hoot. I was a rock kid from my early teens. I partied like an 80ies rockstar through the 90ies and 20ies... and no, I don't play any instruments. I have just been out and drunk watching the live metal and rock scene in my country for decades! LOL I have seen thousands of concerts. I watched AC/DC 3 times... Each time a frekkin blast! They are royal KINGS!
Somebody has to be the audience! All I know how to do is clap, wooooooooooo and put my fingers in the air while I bang my head but the crowd's job is important....without us there is no show. :)
@@ConspiracySmurf True words of a grunt! ❤
This was December, 2009, at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. First trip back for AC/DC in 13 years. Over 200,000 over three nights saw the show. The DVD was shot with 32 HD cameras and was tremendous. I've never seen them live but I would have like to. Great band, great songs and great shows. Who can't remember going into any party after Back In Black came out that it was blasting over the stereo. PARTY!!!
Anybody who hasn’t seen them in concert will never truly understand. GOATS!!!🐐
This concert was in River Plate Argentina in 2009 and it was a 3 day concert with 36 cameras filming it as part of their BLACK ICE TOUR. The guys are all between their early 70's and their new album that they recorded over the pandemic is another killer album. You need to check out some of the songs from their new album that is dedicated to Malcolm, Angus's brother who died with Alzheimer's a few years back. The RIVER PLATE concert was over 70,000 people and their jumping at the same time set off seismic sensors on the country and they thought that it might have been an action earthquake until they realized that it was happening in irregular spacing of time. The arena had to have over $30,000 worth of damages repaired before it could be used again. That is when you know that you are a true rock band like no other!!!!
This song is easily responsible for 95% of my speeding tickets.
Hey, you look like my brother!
Same!!! I can't listen to ac/DC when I drive.
And Back in Black
Nope 50 the other half radar love😮😊
@@DaGoonR TOTALLY UNDERSTANDABLE!!!!
The meaning of being thunderstruck is "having your mind blown" or "gobsmacked". So it's more that their mind was short circuited by what happened, rather than the act itself being being "thunderstruck". It is more their mental reaction to the event was being "thunderstruck".
I was fortunate enough to see AC/DC live back in the '90s, they are freaking amazing!
Saw them live a couple weeks ago it was crazy 🤘🤘🤘. And they still have that energy
As a 63 grandma who rocks out to ALLL the genre’s so my kids & grandkids know music- I’m laughing my ass off at this reaction 😂🎉
Every single time I’ve been to an AC/DC concert, my ears rang for days afterwards!!!! Hands down the loudest concerts that I’ve ever been to my life, and it was every time I seen them!!! Great energy in concert!!
Eh??? What'd ya say? 😊
I agree with going deaf at this concert.
Bwahaha!....priceless reaction! ⚡️
This is how to awaken a whole generation and it's Gen X
@@johnnieparker4465Exactly
Ahhhh, when a whole country when to an AC/DC concert!!!! Love it!!! That crowd was Insane!!!!
AC/DC - you got to get some Back In Black now.
YES!
Exactly. I haven't seen many reactions to back in black. The crowd shots are a better than this to me
That would be awesome! Would also love to something earlier, to see a reaction to Bon Scott as the singer!
They are from Australia Wikipedia-Angus Young stated in the liner notes of the 2003 re-release of The Razors Edge: It started off from a little trick I had on guitar. I played it to Mal and he said "Oh, I've got a good rhythm idea that will sit well in the back." We built the song up from that. We fiddled about with it for a few months before everything fell into place. Lyrically, it was really just a case of finding a good title ... We came up with this thunder thing, based on our favourite childhood toy ThunderStreak, and it seemed to have a good ring to it. AC/DC = Power. That's the basic idea.
The Youngs were born and raised in Scotland, then moved to Australia whilst still young.
Brian Johnstone is from the North East of England.
Ac/Dc was mostly 70s and 80s, but then, this and " money talks" were their 1990-91 comeback
That was 1 of 3 nights and it was sold out like this (70,000+) each night.
Rumor has it that the arena needed inspection for stress damage after these concerts and the crowds jumping was easily detected on seismic graphs.
I don't care how simple their music is to play. When they come on you know who it is and they always put a smile on your face. Will never get old. One of the best bands to do it.
You know you made it when the crowd starts singing your song before you even start playing it.
I literally just got home from seeing them live at Wembley Stadium! The coincidence of you uploading this video, haha! Awesome show and a legendary band! ⚡️
You guys get it. Love the eclectic perspective. Joe E and I used to trade songs all the time. Rock and Hip Hop have so much in common. Thanks for being so open minded and loving all genres the way you do.
Fabulous! Best listened to as loud as you can take it! This is what it was like when I was growing up and attending concerts. It was absolutely incredible the vibe at these great shows. Everyone enjoying and living the music.
Whenever someone asks, who's the rock'n'roll legend, the answer is always AC/DC
AC/DC or Acca Dacca as we like to call them downunder are such legends. Makes me smile every time
Malcolm Young wrote this song to try and settle his nerves when they were on a plane to Texas from Australia. They were flying during a severe thunderstorm, and the turbulence was getting the best of him. Angus was laughing at him and told him to write ,as it was always calming for him. Malcolm said, " Every time the thunder struck the plane, I thought we were going down." So, he wrote some of the song during the flight and finished it a day or so later after their strip club experience in Dallas.... hence," We met some girls, some dancers who gave us good time "......He said Thunderstruck was literally based on that experience and they were really surprised when it became such a big hit for them. Angus wasn't on board with it initially, but Malcolm was the leader of the band, so they decided to record it.
Absolutely amazing reaction, LETS GOOOOO
Glad you guys enjoyed it!! This was one of our two intro songs for high-school volleyball 1990-91 when we played at home and first came onto the court, circling the court and the other team. Our other intro song was Welcome to the Jungle. We played it as loud as the gym speakers allowed us to.. great times!!!
Seen these guys 3 times in concert, what a SHOW....
I'm nearly 70 and have been to their concerts several times. Great every time. I will go again if they show up. It's a shame to get old.
Love the reaction!! But most importantly, I LOVE THE HAT!!!! Da BEARS!!!! His face when "Could we come again please?!" Priceless!!!!
AC/DC the absolute BEST concert ever been to
Saw them with the original lead singer, Bon Scott, open up for Journey in 78. What a show of a lifetime!! Definitely up there in one of the best I've seen!!!❤❤❤❤
Wow! I was just counting up the years, it has been 35 years since I saw ACDC live.
44 years since I saw them
Incredible song! Just a banger. One of the best bands EVER! Their powerhouse genuine rock n roll cannot be beat! The drum beats, the guitar riffs, those bass lines and Brian Johnson's gruff vocals just kill! I have seen this band a handful of times early on through the 90's and their live shows sent chills through you the whole time. The crowd makes it even more incredible. We all know the lyrics and rock out the whole time. Nothing like it! RIP Malcom Young.
The lead guitar player Angus said that lick he plays from the beginning was a exercise that his older brother taught him.
Love the understatement "this little rock group"😅😅😅
Love ac/dc their playing is so tight real talent a great band absolutely legendary..
This is one of their best! Appreciations for your sharing this one. AC/DC never disappoints. They are truly legends.
Really enjoyed how much y'all got into it. When young people enjoy boomer music it makes this old lady really happy.
You could say thunderstroking😂😂😂
Watching you two discover the music of my teens is so much fun.. LOL I've seen ACDC a ton of times and they never disappoint. Incredible band and the energy is off the hook.
Saw them live back in 1982 during the For Those About to Rock tour. Grew up blasting their music before I went out. Love AC/DC.
AC/DC is one of my all time favorite bands! I was lucky enough to see them live a little over a decade ago and it will forever be a favorite memory of mine. They always go hard and put on an amazing show! ESPECIALLY Angus Young. Phenomenal guitarist! ❤️❤️❤️
Do research AC/DC's origin story. And also check out the lead singer they had when they became famous: Bon Scott. The lead singer for this performance was Brian Johnson--who's been their lead singer since Bon Scott's death in 1980.
I love seeing how you appreciate the music itself... I saw AC/DC and Cinderella and quite a few others back in the 80's and we truly had the best music and the best times.
Great guest and great choice of video! Joe has an excellent channel too, so glad to see this collab. 🤘🤟
One of my favorite bands. I've seen them in concert three times for the Hell's Bells tour, Back in Black tour and For Those About to Rock tour. It is absolutely amazing that they are still out there rockin'.
AC/DC is my jam!
Listened in the 80s and still today. Had every album! They come on the radio, and the sound goes up!
Bad Company and Matchbox20..
Why, their destinctive
Thier voices and sound, you just know.
Rock till you drop!
This song was inspired by a near-death experience. Guitarist Angus Young was travelling in a plane that got caught in a violent thunderstorm. The terror he experienced brought on the song title. I have been a fan of ACDC since day one
oh my gosh, man.....look at you smiling and bangin those heads.....yall are soo much fun to watch get excited....cheers
Been Blessed enough to see every Nashville TN AC⚡DC show from 1983 to now. Never let me down. Loved the reactions😂
My favorite is T.N.T.!! My brother & I got to hang with them for a bit & they gave us & one waitress tickets to a sold out show!! My favorite concert hands down!! And I've been to a lot of them!! ❤
"Thunderstriking" is now going to be in my vocabulary. Thanks for that.
With that huge smile/grin when the beat kicked in speaks volumes how you enjoy this music. Good for you stepping out of your genre 'box'. Hope you convince some of those folks that don't want to what they are missing out on.
AC/DC has been one of my favorite bands since my parents showed them to me when I was a kid. I’m in my early 30’s now and my husband and I play all kinds of music around the house for our 18 month old son and he jams out. But so far his favorite is AC/DC and Ozzy. I’ve seen them in concert for their Black Ice tour and it was the BEST concert I’ve ever been too
Saw them at Cobo Hall, my sister came with, no ticket, she ended up first row center stage 😅. Love you guys !
Watch it live at donnington... In the daytime. The crowd was unreal. It's the best live version. It's so loud at their concerts, that your ears will be ringing for days, while still sounding like the record
I’m watching and listening, my heads bouncing, I’m watching the crowd bouncing in time, then suddenly I realize the two of you are bouncing right along with the song. I just had to smile.
It's not called bouncing your head it called HEADBANGING, Bouncing 😂😂😂
AC/DC is easily my favourite band ever. I listen to them all the time, and rock hard every time! I got to see them in concert with 42,000 people, but they have filled stadiums five times that size!
AC/DC is my all time favorite group.thank you for the reaction.
The definition of Thunderstruck is: Extremely surprised or shocked. There is a *cover* of Thunderstruck by 2 Cellos and I guarantee it's worth watching and listening to too. :)
Was privileged to see them in Dallas, TX when this song came out. AWESOME !!!!
This is my all time favorite rock group and this song was our middleschool (U.S.A)/jr high (Canada)/highschool football team theme song because they are called the Thunderbirds❕❗ This song will always be Iconic❕❗
AC/DC Probably the best rock band ever!
Growing up listening to ACDC was the best 🎉. Their concerts were epic and an experience unlike anything else!!! Now days too many would be glued to their phones😮. Definitely some of the best concerts that I got to experience during such a time of kick ass music❤
Takes me back to high school football. This song of the AC/DC Live CD was our pre-game “play at maximum volume and get ready to hit somebody” tune.
Woohoo! One of my favorite AC/DC songs! Let’s roll!!!
The crowd size and the fact the camera shakes when everyone is jumping gets me every time.
I saw them in '79 backing up Journey in Fort Worth. I had never heard of them but they owned that night. Craziest hardest rockin' dudes I ever seen.
The whole series of gigs over the three nights for around 250,000 mad crazy hard rock fans were absolutely insane. Every track an absolute BANGER!!! 🙋♂
the a- 10 warthog with that song is beyond awesome -- powerful
The 1991 Monsters of Rock live at Donnington concert was probably the best concert they ever did, 250,000 people and they played like 2-3 hours, it is peak AC/DC. i got it on dvd and cant ever watch it too much, wish i could have been there
Saw AC/DC in the late 80s. Great show! Other songs to definitely check out are "Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap)", "Shook Me All Night Long", "Hells Bells", "Highway to Hell" and "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)".
For me I am an old school Rock/ Metal Head.......SO I love watching your facial expressions when you hear this music for the first time!!!
I saw them live at the Quebec City FEQ in 2015... Along with 60,000 other fans outside on the plains of Abraham... WHAT A SHOW!!!
im a 57 yr old headbanger from way back, love AC/DC
I am 57 too , it isn’t that far back !!!!…😂😂😂..or maybe it is….crazy how fast times goes….
I'm 57 too, going to be 58 in two weeks 😊and I loooooove that song, still works at any party, so keep on rocking! 🎉
59 year old. Saw AC/DC in 1980 at Newcastle City Hall. Back in Black tour. I think they did 1 or 2 nights at the Mayfair first then City Hall to launch the tour
River Plate, the most powerful and hot stadium. Amazing!
I don't know who will see this comment but I'm 35 and have watched them since I was a baby. I remember when Angus young the guitar player ( for those who don't know) he used to moon the concerts on stage. I know all the classic rock bands.
Laser light show, ACDC vs Def Leppard at OMSI in Portland, OR (mid 80's, I believe). Best night of my life.
Saw the Razors edge concert two nights in a row 1991, this song was the opener...was at front of stage, could feel the drum and base rattling my ribs.