The apple definitely didn't fall far from the tree here Van !! Your boy is doing a great job! Love seeing these kids being open to new(old) things ;) Wish him all the best on this journey and look forward to his reactions.... Kudos Sir!! P.S. His reaction to "Rosie" on the stage was priceless! Bahahaha!! What a good kid!!
@@reducecotwo Well, Brian has given us 40+ more years of AC/DC and Bon was the one who planted the seed in Angus and Malcom's head about Brian. Bon saw him singing with his band Gordie in a club one night and was so impressed, he told the brothers about Brian and jokingly said "If anything ever happens to me, he's the guy for the job"... Then Bon accidentally drank himself to death just a few years later. I'd say that's fate and that Brian was meant to be their lead singer....
@@michaelgilbert197...The story behind how they met is fascinating, I wasn't aware...What I said about not liking Brian's voice wasn't completely accurate because for a long time Brian's voice was exceptional and to this day my fav. AC/DC song is 'Shoot to Thrill and Brian sang that perfectly.
Always felt it should've been "Bon Scott". Respect to Brian Johnson for what he's done with the band, but especially this song I miss Bon Scott's voice every single time. Yes: I'm old ;-)
Angus Young is one of the most iconic and most influential guitar players on the planet. I was at this tour and he did a 30 minute guitar solo raised up on a scissor lift in the middle of the arena. Every time he would start to stop the crowd went crazy so he kept playing. Brian Johnson rode a bell and was lifted off the stage while singing and that giant Rosie float was in all its glory. They even had a cannon salute. Still to this day one of my top 3 shows I've ever seen in my life.
Angus Young is his name and he's an absolute beast on the guitar. Listen to Let There Be Rock from River Plate. If you don't believe that this is real, you'll be in shock from that performance
"Dirty Deeds(Done Dirt Cheap)" is a real testament to his proficiency and skill as a drummer. It is an object lesson to know what to play, when to crash, when to China, when to hi-hat...
this one is criminally underrated. and -don't get me wrong, ac/dc TAUGHT us wtf is rockin - but and i say again, and - through it all... they had some criminally overplayed crap. doesn't stop me from turning it up when i hear them play. i mean, unless it's one of those ...blargh I DON"T EVEN WANNA THINK ABOUT IT!
"He's doing it again" ... man you're killing me ... Angus is a true guitar master, not for the technical side of guitaring, but for the feel and soul he can put into every note. He's a LEGEND :) Loved your reaction man , loved your previous one too .... the joy on your face when you react is worth a few tons of gold. Big thumbs up, best wishes from UK 👍👍👍☮☮☮
He was talking to someone once and they said, Angus, you're the best guitar player in the world and said please, I'm not even the best player in my family, hes too nice
Dude you called it. I honestly experienced involuntary goosebumps in anticipation of him cueing up the track. The feels is real. As a gen eXer perhaps we're the last generation to know what the power of music feels like. If so I'm grateful for that. Cheers
@@Metal_Mary None of these are in Gilmour's, Page's, Santana's, Van Halen's or Clapton's zip code. Sorry, but they just aren't. And Gilmour and Page stand alone.
I love the excitement in your expressions and the head banging you do. You young lad are a heavy metal lover. Just imagine yourself at one of their concerts… Massive amounts of people loving their tunes and rocking out. The energy from the crowd is fuel for the band. I love it when a band sounds like their record and always give their best performance at each show. Thanks for sharing.
Rosie is very real, she’s a woman in Tasmania who the late great bon Scott hooked up with because he thought there was no way a woman that big could have an STD.
@@billybrown8763 Rosie and her friend came to Victoria from Tassie to see how many Aussie musicians they could F**k, Bon meet her in Nth Melb. Had the time of his life... apparently. Not sure about the STD bit though
The school uniform was because Angus Young (the guitarist) would immediately go straight to practicing guitar after school without changing from his uniform. It sorta just became his image.
There's a few different stories about the uniform. One I've heard is that the original lead singer (Dave Evans, NOT Bon Scott) was a big Slade fan and wanted all the members of the band to have a different, unique outfit (like Slade did in their heyday). Angus' schoolboy outfit is the only one that survived Evans being fired.
Angus Young wore the outfit when he would come home from school and start playing with his brothers without changing out of his uniform, so they kept it as his thing. His brother Malcolm (RIP) is the guy in the black tank top on rhythm guitar.
When you go to any concert you are caught up with the moment, the music, and the noise...go to a big concert with thousands of people..it is amazing and cant wait to hear your reaction to your first rock concert..x
Haha Aussie born and bred. The new guy... 40 years down the track and he's still the new guy. Be thankful Bon told them about Brain like he did cause we wouldn't probably of got anything more without Brain. It's simple there is only 1 AC⚡DC. It's just had 2 EPIC lead singers.
Rosie was a real person! The original lead singer, Bon Scott, had a one night stand with her. Apparently she was “a whole lotta woman,” but was memorable. Love this song and this group!
LFR Jojo... I will say it again, this is very much real. I have seen them twice. Their shows are the best in the world. Angus Young, lead guitar, Brian Johnson, vocals, Malcolm Young rythum guitar (RIP Mal), Cliff Williams, Bass, Phil Rudd, drums. And yes Rosie was a real woman who Bon Scott knew.
Angus Young lead guitar, his brother Malcom(now deceased) wrote most of the songs. His sister made the school boy outfit for him, he was had a shirt but doesn't wear it much anywhere.
Bon Scott made it come alive literally, Brian is a long time stand in.. The Young family was very musical.. Angus was 13yrs old his first live performance.. They loved the blues.. I was just as lit, as you said as a kid. Lightning bolts running through my veins, my favorite band of all time.
@@GregMcCarthyUK haha I saw them 8 times in the 70’s and 80’s. On the floor up front next to the speakers...35ish years ago when green and purple microdot and four way window pane were plentiful. Been head banging ever since. The beginning of the end of my hearing. Ah the good old days 🤪
Angus was still in school when the band started {17} his sister made him a school boy uniform,, and it stuck ever since ... this is a God Given Talent,,, IMAGINE playing guitar like this at 17 yrs old.
If you really want to know how most of us grew up watch DAZED AND CONFUSED! One of the best growing up as a teen rocker movies you'll ever see. WILD is a good word for us. Love your reactions!
Great job JoJo! I wish you could experience a rock concert. I am lucky enough to grow up in the time where concerts were a monthly thing, and bands like AC/DC were out touring and kicking butt at every show. The only way to describe a rock concert is Energy thru it all. And when you go see a band like AC/DC, and the next day your ears are ringing and your voice is gone from chanting “Angus” all night, it was all worth it! I am so glad you can appreciate greatness like this band. We look forward to more of your honesty.
I must be insane because I’ve been listening to rock all my life! I’m 61 now, and this rocker chick will keep rocking till the day I die! Nothing beats a live rock concert- being there, the energy is amazing- from the band AND the audience! Going to ask again- Blackbird by Alter Bridge! Is LFR Family your dad? If so, he’s already reacted to it, and he was BLOWN AWAY! So if you want another great Alter Bridge song, from a live concert, you have to see Words Darker Than Their Wings by Alter Bridge, the video, Live from Royal Albert Hall. The note he hits at the end will give you goosebumps on top of goosebumps! I recommend the live version so you can see he can actually hit that note live, and it’s just not recorded “studio magic”. Keep up the great work- love what you do! 🤘🏼🤘🏼❤️
I'm nearly 60 y old and I've been to a view concerts, the last one was Queen couple of years ago. I like the old style without computer and what not way better. You never know what is live and what is pre recorded. Though I trust AC/DC in that regard. And I miss the way I could move and jump, even while standing on a chair, when I was younger (once the played classical music before the concert started and they had chairs for everybody to sit lol (at least in Vienna, where I'm from)).
You're absolutely right. Being at a Rock concert is awesome. If you ever get the chance, go to one of the concerts of one of the bands you like best on here. It's so worth the experience. And yes, many of us really did go to these concerts every chance we'd get. 🤘
I started going to concerts when I was your age. My first was Stevie Ray Vaughan. I’ve been to bunches and yes, they are that good. They’re that good because for the most part, those people who fill stadiums have played since they were young. Every day for hours. They played small clubs. They toured months at a time. They recorded to tape and you had to learn a song until it was muscle memory. No different than a basketball player shooting hoops every day until it got too dark to see. It takes practice, dedication and heart. There are a couple of bands on my bucket list and I’d take a second mortgage to go see them. It’s that good.
Dude your reaction to the blow up doll was great lol I had the same reaction the first time I ever saw a video of it! I've never seen AC/DC live but a good friend of mine, who actually got me into them back in middle school, saw them back in 2008 and said they really know how to put on a SHOW. The crazy things like this that they do are what make them so unique. They're a bunch of guys having the time of their lives on stage putting every ounce of energy they have into the music and getting the crowd so into it. I really respect that about them. I've only become a bigger fan of them over the years. Their latest album, Power Up, is excellent. The song they initially released from it, Shot in the Dark, is a really catchy song and one of my favorites off the album. Check it out if you haven't! Their 2008 album, Black Ice, is also another newer album absolutely worth checking out. The first track off that album, Rock N Roll Train, is probably my favorite off that album and one that they played live at this show in River Plate.
Watch the start of the concert he’s got his full School uniform on, and as the concert goes on he takes off his, Hat, Jacket, shirt. It’s December in Argentina which is their summer time so it’s hot.
Yes, it sounds that good live. I saw them do this in Dayton, Ohio, 1979, and they never missed a beat with him running all over the stage, and also the audience.
We were awesome kids... we got our frustrations out through music. Remember, it was a time where: There was no Internet, no cell phones (we remembered our friends' phone numbers by heart), went to the arcade to meet up with people and just generally hung out and listened to each others vinyl and cassette tapes. It was an awesome time to be alive in the 70's and 80's.
Playing like Angus or Jimmi Hendrix is a great life goal. Remember that they were self taught and they literally played until their fingers were bleeding as part of that process. To answer your question, we grew up under the shadows of nuclear mushrooms that hadn't gone up yet. We knew we were 30 minutes away from pasturized planet, and some of us went insane, but most of us nodded, excepted and moved on with trying to enjoy life and the world around us. We didn't obsess over little crap, and we stopped being scared because those megatons of temper tantrum weren't personal, but they could be here about as fast as a pizza. And at that point, well, the lucky would be vaporized before they saw the flash. The kinda lucky would be negative photos burned against a wall. The ones you're still envous of would feel the pain, then get crushed by the overpressure. The people who didn't have it too bad would run out of air in the rubble in half an hour or so. And the ones who lived... we weren't going to be jealous of those unfortunate bastards.
AC/DC is the best concert I have been to. The energy and sound is something else. If you ever get a chance to see them you will love it man. These guys are all musical geniuses ⚡️⚡️
Back when you could camp out for tickets I was fortunate enough to get 5th row and 7th row seats...the shows were lit. Angus running around like a gremlin on crack...tons of energy and very loud
The story behind this song... Original singer of AC/DC, Bon Scott, went out alone one night after a show. He met a woman named Rosie. I dont remember the exact number, but she told him, "I've slept with 16 famous people." Bon went home with her. The next morning when he woke up, she looked at him and said, "17." So, he wrote a song about the experience.
thats also the only song that angus an mal recorded that they didnt write, bon asked them if he could write a song an they allowed it... because as we all know angus an malcom are the only song writers in acdc
My first concert was at Hobart City Hall in Jan 1977 with this up and coming band called AC/DC. Around this time they visited Queenstown on the west coast of Tasmania. That's where Rosie was.
Interviewer says to Angus, "Man your a Guitar God." Angus replies, "No mate, I'm a Guitar Monster." Great reaction, Alice in Chains Love Hate LOVE Live at the Moore.✌💜🎶
What kind of childhood did y'all have? Man, the 70's was just a rockin' ass fine time. The best music ever. Party time. Smokin' and drinklin' around the camp fires, with friends, and people you didn't even know, outdoor concerts, inside concerts, man I miss the 70's. At my age I wouldn't be able to hang anymore, BUT THE MEMORIES, I still got 'em. I remember when...............
Any of your questions has the same answer … half a century of practicing their craftsmanship! Don’t be surprised when you drop rap after a concert 😜😂😂 Let there be rooooooock! (THEEE best RockNRoll-Song ever!)
The simplified story behind the doll: They passed out drunk back in the 70’s and the (then) lead singer Bon Scott woke up with a doll named Rosie on him and in his face. They then wrote this song.
Not entirely true. Bon and Malcolm were treated to some food by some 'fans' one night, and in return for the food and hospitality apparently one of the girls (called Rosie) wanted something more from Bon. There's interviews where Malcolm tells the story & that's where the song comes from.
@@RobGalley true! Rosie, a groupie with big bobs, had all night long with few members of acdc (Bon, Malcolm an Phil for sure) so Bon decided to write the song
"Rosie" was a apparently real person, a Tasmanian groupie that Bon Scott spent a night with once. If this wiki article is to be believed, Scott actually *understated* her weight in the song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whole_Lotta_Rosie
Finally someone that knows how it came about. You are exactly correct. It was his sister's idea and she made his first outfit. So many myths about things that aren't true. Thank you for correcting the story.
Hi JoJo, greedings from Germany. I am at home because of quarantine - so i have a looot of time for yt. I like watching reaction videos. I like that you, as a Rap fan, watch Rock music Videos. I love Rock, i was at some concerts. The Energy is so unique, you can feel the power. I also like battle Rap. It is great to der what People can so with their language. Rap does it with the words and Rock does it with the Guitar Riffs. My thing is Rock but i can unterstand when someone prefers Rap. Keep Rocking 😜🤟 And sorry for my bad English.
70's Queen - Fat Bottom Girls 80's AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie 90's Sir Mix-a-lot - Baby Got Back Meghan Trainor was far from the first to make a big girl song.
Love the channel, your reactions are mostly like mine, lol. New sub here, you rock, JoJo. By the way, that´s probably the most hardcore ACDC live concert ever, they drive the people crazy.
Great channel, keep it up and I'm so happy you dig the Beastly AC DC but you gotta see them with Bon Scott in from the mid to late 70's. Pile drivin red hot rock and roll. Angus would run around like a maniac and Bon was just the best front man with a devious smile. What an amazing band from the hard life poverty level in Australia. The two guitarists Angus and Malcolm's older brother's got famous as part of The Easybeats, wrote all kinds of hits and got AC DC their break. Legendary.
Saw them LIVE in 85....and he mooned us, lol. It was one of the BEST concerts I've been to and I've been to a lot! Angus Young is his name ...the GOAT!
When you LOVE what you do,, THIS Band Here LOVES to play music.. and Angus has a God given Talent... look back to them in 1973 he played like this all the time. Angus was 16years old then.
I had a grandfather who brought me stacks a foot high at a time of records of every genre mixed...he bought then at garage sales..lol, but I had a well rounded musical childhood... essentially filled with all the experience you are now getting... enjoy! My young friend...the ride has only just begun!
Rosie is from Queenstown Tasmania and Bon Scott from AC/DC met her in 1976 at the Queenstown Concert and he wrote the Song about the Lady and the Rest is History.
They have a concert from San Francisco with the dead singer bon Scott you see when the crowd fell in love with ac dc and saw live in Phoenix with the rolling stone and Devo
Hey brother, I am 48 and just started to learn the guitar about 2 years ago. I went to a guy in TH-cam named Andy Guitar, he has a beginer guitar course. It is a little long but very detailed and I am now playing. He gives all the lessons in that course so you can just go one to another. Once you learn to play then you can expand but it is overwhelming on where to start and he lays it all out one lesson at a time for you.
Love your transforming in to hardrock (surprised you don't listen to it private..yet), all you say is just what it is, it's live, its real and its fun! Back then there were about as many guitarists, drummers etc. as there are hiphoppers/rappers today, and at that time it rained music and they were hellbent dedicated to do the best and you only had yourself, your instrument and the sheer joy of play! The time given and spent with the instrument and around music was about all the time...very much time spent with it instead of internet (it wasn't even heard of) so i guess you reach a point its not much you can do just by instinct, we shall not forget the members not seen so much as drummers because they pull the train, take us to the insane cooperation between them all do this live..no shit - only one chance. Yes we grow up with this, 1971-72 i was 7-8 years old.. from then there is no turning back.
Rock concerts are all about the energy... listening you feed off the artists energy and you give it back to the artist... we call it getting our asses kicked... and ya we are insane... thank you!
Lead singers name is Brian Johnson. He's from Newcastle in the north of England, and is a legendary rock singer for the greatest hard rock band in history, AC/DC.
Singer's name is Brian Johnson, lead guitarist school boy is Angus young , rythem guitar is Malcolm young , bass guitar is Cliff William's, drummer Phil Rudd and yes grew up on this ! And to answer your question how can you play a guitar like that , the more you play the better you get
Angus Young is 66 years old and their concerts are between 2 and 3 hours long. And Angus has that energy throughout the entire show. People have always gone to an Ac/Dc concert to see him play live!!! One of the most energizing experiences of a lifetime! He usually loses about 10 pounds per show. Find an AcDc guitar solo.
That isn't a 3D poster. It's huge blow-up doll with large proportions where it counts. And most people in the crowd know the lyrics because they know all the hits of AC/DC, and this tune was released long before the concert.
His name is Angus Young born in Scotland , the family migrated to Australia when he was young. his 2 elder brothers were guitarist always gutars lying around , he learned from them. plus watching listening to Chuck berry etc
A rock concert really is the ultimate party. I have been to countless shows over my 57 years, and the only show that I put at the top with AC/DC (10 times. Since 1981) is Rush, and that was a totally different experience but just as mind blowing. Once you start to go, you will want to keep going. I wish I was closer to you, it would be the most fun I can imagine taking you to an AC/DC show. I've taken the wife and kids... we are an AC/DC family.
*Great Job JoJo‼️*
How do they all know the words.... HAHAHAAHA So great. They will be doing a World Tour soon. Dad needs to get some Tickets and do a Live Reaction.
The apple definitely didn't fall far from the tree here Van !! Your boy is doing a great job! Love seeing these kids being open to new(old) things ;) Wish him all the best on this journey and look forward to his reactions.... Kudos Sir!!
P.S. His reaction to "Rosie" on the stage was priceless! Bahahaha!! What a good kid!!
God doesn’t exist‼️
@@reducecotwo Well, Brian has given us 40+ more years of AC/DC and Bon was the one who planted the seed in Angus and Malcom's head about Brian. Bon saw him singing with his band Gordie in a club one night and was so impressed, he told the brothers about Brian and jokingly said "If anything ever happens to me, he's the guy for the job"... Then Bon accidentally drank himself to death just a few years later. I'd say that's fate and that Brian was meant to be their lead singer....
@@michaelgilbert197...The story behind how they met is fascinating, I wasn't aware...What I said about not liking Brian's voice wasn't completely accurate because for a long time Brian's voice was exceptional and to this day my fav. AC/DC song is 'Shoot to Thrill and Brian sang that perfectly.
If you didn't pick up on it, they're chanting "Angus!" between each riff. It's kind of a ritual with this song.
Always though they're chanting "Rosie".
@@iggs67 no, they're chanting 'Angus'
@@iggs67 Before this song gets going, everyone chants Angus, it's just a thing. The first AC-DC concert and i am wondering what is going on
Always felt it should've been "Bon Scott". Respect to Brian Johnson for what he's done with the band, but especially this song I miss Bon Scott's voice every single time.
Yes: I'm old ;-)
Thx.
I mishear dem all time.
I understood `Thunder!'
Angus Young is one of the most iconic and most influential guitar players on the planet. I was at this tour and he did a 30 minute guitar solo raised up on a scissor lift in the middle of the arena. Every time he would start to stop the crowd went crazy so he kept playing. Brian Johnson rode a bell and was lifted off the stage while singing and that giant Rosie float was in all its glory. They even had a cannon salute. Still to this day one of my top 3 shows I've ever seen in my life.
They sound even better in person. I've seen them twice, can't wait to see them again.
R.I.P. Malcolm Young
ACDC aret the same without him!
R.I.P Mal and Bon.
Angus Young is his name and he's an absolute beast on the guitar. Listen to Let There Be Rock from River Plate. If you don't believe that this is real, you'll be in shock from that performance
No, listen to Let there be Rock from Apollo Theater, 1978.
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Oh yeah! Back in Black River Plate concert best live AC / DC ever.
thanks for the tipp i watched it now for 2 hours in replay the guitar is just porn to my ears❤️
Phil Rudd is an absolute beast on the drums. So much power, passion and grove! amazing!
Simple but effective
AC/DC doesnt sound the same without Rudd
"Dirty Deeds(Done Dirt Cheap)" is a real testament to his proficiency and skill as a drummer. It is an object lesson to know what to play, when to crash, when to China, when to hi-hat...
hes a human metronome & always in th groove. I'm really glad he got his legal problems straightened out!
Criminally underrated
For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)
Yeah man, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone do it yet. They don’t fucking listen to me, that’s for sure. Kids.
All time classic
this one is criminally underrated. and -don't get me wrong, ac/dc TAUGHT us wtf is rockin - but and i say again, and - through it all... they had some criminally overplayed crap. doesn't stop me from turning it up when i hear them play. i mean, unless it's one of those ...blargh I DON"T EVEN WANNA THINK ABOUT IT!
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Even do i am 13 i know a lot of rock classic because of my dad so its funny to watch new poeple discover rock classics
"He's doing it again" ... man you're killing me ... Angus is a true guitar master, not for the technical side of guitaring, but for the feel and soul he can put into every note. He's a LEGEND :) Loved your reaction man , loved your previous one too .... the joy on your face when you react is worth a few tons of gold. Big thumbs up, best wishes from UK 👍👍👍☮☮☮
He was talking to someone once and they said, Angus, you're the best guitar player in the world and said please, I'm not even the best player in my family, hes too nice
Not many bands these days can give you these kind of feels... How much the music industry has changed in 40 years
Dude you called it. I honestly experienced involuntary goosebumps in anticipation of him cueing up the track.
The feels is real.
As a gen eXer perhaps we're the last generation to know what the power of music feels like.
If so I'm grateful for that.
Cheers
The schoolboy/guitarist is the great Angus Young :)
At this point...the iconic Angus Young. No one like him before or since. :)
@@jeff316 uhh...Angus is great...love him. But Gilmour and Page are in a class by themselves.
@@johnjacobs3643 Many great guitarists out there, but I've never seen anyone move and play like Angus, especially when he was younger.
Slash, Angus, & Rhodes my top #3 Bad asses!! Period!
@@Metal_Mary None of these are in Gilmour's, Page's, Santana's, Van Halen's or Clapton's zip code. Sorry, but they just aren't. And Gilmour and Page stand alone.
I love the excitement in your expressions and the head banging you do. You young lad are a heavy metal lover. Just imagine yourself at one of their concerts… Massive amounts of people loving their tunes and rocking out. The energy from the crowd is fuel for the band. I love it when a band sounds like their record and always give their best performance at each show. Thanks for sharing.
In Australia AC/DC was just a pub band in the 70's like alot of pub bands. It cost $1.75 for a ticket to see them at my local pub in 1973..x
Rosie is very real, she’s a woman in Tasmania who the late great bon Scott hooked up with because he thought there was no way a woman that big could have an STD.
Wait is that the real story bc thats fucking hilarious
@@billybrown8763 Rosie and her friend came to Victoria from Tassie to see how many Aussie musicians they could F**k, Bon meet her in Nth Melb. Had the time of his life... apparently. Not sure about the STD bit though
really??! If that's true it's freaking hilarious 🤣😂
Rosie was def one of Bon Scot's booty calls. She did him right the first time so he would booty call her whenever the opportunity came up.
@Kenny Duthie Yeah, didn't he write "The Jack" about Rosie or something like that????
Yes, it sounded that good live. Nothing better than an AC/DC concert. High positive energy
"how do they know the words". Australia has been listening to this song since 1977. Every Aussie knows the words to this song.
You should hear the original song, sung by Bon Scott, when AC/DC was in the beginning of career BAD ASS BRO
Brian is great on this song, but this I'd Bon's song...singing about a lady that blew him away..
Bon Scott rules!!!!!!!!!
Angus can get music out of a guitar, that even god didn't know was in there...
The man is a phenomenon
Angus Young is a man possessed when he's on stage with a guitar in his hands 🤘😈
The school uniform was because Angus Young (the guitarist) would immediately go straight to practicing guitar after school without changing from his uniform. It sorta just became his image.
Kinda but his sister is the one to suggest he wear it
His sister came up with the idea and made his first outfit.
There's a few different stories about the uniform. One I've heard is that the original lead singer (Dave Evans, NOT Bon Scott) was a big Slade fan and wanted all the members of the band to have a different, unique outfit (like Slade did in their heyday). Angus' schoolboy outfit is the only one that survived Evans being fired.
@@snowdenwyatt6276 someone who knows about Dave Evans 👍👍👍
@@manwhomanimal
She didn't suggest he start it, she suggested he keep it.
Angus Young wore the outfit when he would come home from school and start playing with his brothers without changing out of his uniform, so they kept it as his thing. His brother Malcolm (RIP) is the guy in the black tank top on rhythm guitar.
AC/DC has always been my favorite rock band and your reactions listening to them is what made me fallow you. Keep It Rockin bro...
I love the way they got Rosie's feet to tap along to the music as the crowd are going crazy.
When you go to any concert you are caught up with the moment, the music, and the noise...go to a big concert with thousands of people..it is amazing and cant wait to hear your reaction to your first rock concert..x
This needs to be listened to with Bon singing.
You took the words out of my mouth! Heaps better.
@@purplescorp me too, huge Bon fan here, the new guy Brian is good but I'll always prefer Bon up front
Haha Aussie born and bred. The new guy... 40 years down the track and he's still the new guy. Be thankful Bon told them about Brain like he did cause we wouldn't probably of got anything more without Brain. It's simple there is only 1 AC⚡DC. It's just had 2 EPIC lead singers.
@@craigw1957 Amen!
Rosie was a real person! The original lead singer, Bon Scott, had a one night stand with her. Apparently she was “a whole lotta woman,” but was memorable. Love this song and this group!
To find out what happened to the "naked schoolboy's" clothes, you need to watch "The Jack" from this same concert.
Yup!! Can't wait for him to see that! Came to think of it..... Has Van done a reaction to "The Jack"???
@@michaelgilbert197 I dont think so.
LFR Jojo... I will say it again, this is very much real. I have seen them twice. Their shows are the best in the world. Angus Young, lead guitar, Brian Johnson, vocals, Malcolm Young rythum guitar (RIP Mal), Cliff Williams, Bass, Phil Rudd, drums. And yes Rosie was a real woman who Bon Scott knew.
This song is amazing seeing live in person with having the crowd yell "Angus" at the start. 42-39-56, you can say she's got it all!
19 stone is 266 lbs
Angus Young lead guitar, his brother Malcom(now deceased) wrote most of the songs. His sister made the school boy outfit for him, he was had a shirt but doesn't wear it much anywhere.
Bon Scott made it come alive literally, Brian is a long time stand in.. The Young family was very musical.. Angus was 13yrs old his first live performance.. They loved the blues.. I was just as lit, as you said as a kid.
Lightning bolts running through my veins, my favorite band of all time.
I saw them live in the 80's, had trouble hearing for 3 days.
Me too. Still deaf 30 years later
Saw the who made who tour i think in 86 and saw the black ice tour in 08 first one with 12000 people black ice with over 60000 crazy!
Yes...but wasn’t a lovely way to go deaf....😈😈😈
@@GregMcCarthyUK haha I saw them 8 times in the 70’s and 80’s. On the floor up front next to the speakers...35ish years ago when green and purple microdot and four way window pane were plentiful. Been head banging ever since. The beginning of the end of my hearing. Ah the good old days 🤪
Me too, the Razor's Edge Tour
That *”naked school buy are Angus Young”* he are just a madman where at a concert whit AC/DC IN 1992 and he ran round the stage for two hours
Not to mention the whole stage layout is a guitar 🎸
Or the Donnington performance. Angus provides a full moon haha
Angus was still in school when the band started {17} his sister made him a school boy uniform,, and it stuck ever since ... this is a God Given Talent,,, IMAGINE playing guitar like this at 17 yrs old.
If you really want to know how most of us grew up watch DAZED AND CONFUSED! One of the best growing up as a teen rocker movies you'll ever see. WILD is a good word for us. Love your reactions!
I just enjoy watching your reactions to the music I’ve been listening to my whole life. So glad that you are enjoying it✌🏻
Great job JoJo! I wish you could experience a rock concert. I am lucky enough to grow up in the time where concerts were a monthly thing, and bands like AC/DC were out touring and kicking butt at every show. The only way to describe a rock concert is Energy thru it all. And when you go see a band like AC/DC, and the next day your ears are ringing and your voice is gone from chanting “Angus” all night, it was all worth it! I am so glad you can appreciate greatness like this band. We look forward to more of your honesty.
Outstanding‼️ Never watched a reaction vid before, but this, one of my fav live vids - Thanks Jojo - SO honest - VERY enjoyable
I must be insane because I’ve been listening to rock all my life! I’m 61 now, and this rocker chick will keep rocking till the day I die! Nothing beats a live rock concert- being there, the energy is amazing- from the band AND the audience! Going to ask again- Blackbird by Alter Bridge! Is LFR Family your dad? If so, he’s already reacted to it, and he was BLOWN AWAY! So if you want another great Alter Bridge song, from a live concert, you have to see Words Darker Than Their Wings by Alter Bridge, the video, Live from Royal Albert Hall. The note he hits at the end will give you goosebumps on top of goosebumps! I recommend the live version so you can see he can actually hit that note live, and it’s just not recorded “studio magic”. Keep up the great work- love what you do! 🤘🏼🤘🏼❤️
I'm nearly 60 y old and I've been to a view concerts, the last one was Queen couple of years ago. I like the old style without computer and what not way better. You never know what is live and what is pre recorded. Though I trust AC/DC in that regard. And I miss the way I could move and jump, even while standing on a chair, when I was younger (once the played classical music before the concert started and they had chairs for everybody to sit lol (at least in Vienna, where I'm from)).
Angus has been playing guitar longer than you've been around. 😂
Like 30 years longer lol
Do -The Jack- from the “if you want blood album”.
50...
He's been playing guitar longer than I've been alive....and I'm 52 lol.
And longer than your parents have been around! Your Grandparents where in junior high when he started playing guitar!
It was fun watching you having fun. There’s so many good AC/DC songs. Keep on keeping on.
You're absolutely right. Being at a Rock concert is awesome.
If you ever get the chance, go to one of the concerts of one of the bands you like best on here.
It's so worth the experience.
And yes, many of us really did go to these concerts every chance we'd get. 🤘
Angus mentioned in an interview that he and Malcolm taught themselves how to play guitar
Their older brother, Alex was in a band (The Bobby Patrick Big Six,)and making records before he became a producer
Please do 'Big Balls'!!! It's such a great song from them and so underrated!
I started going to concerts when I was your age. My first was Stevie Ray Vaughan. I’ve been to bunches and yes, they are that good. They’re that good because for the most part, those people who fill stadiums have played since they were young. Every day for hours. They played small clubs. They toured months at a time. They recorded to tape and you had to learn a song until it was muscle memory. No different than a basketball player shooting hoops every day until it got too dark to see. It takes practice, dedication and heart. There are a couple of bands on my bucket list and I’d take a second mortgage to go see them. It’s that good.
This is Bon Scott's song, you need to listen to his version. He wrote it, he lived it.
Dude your reaction to the blow up doll was great lol I had the same reaction the first time I ever saw a video of it! I've never seen AC/DC live but a good friend of mine, who actually got me into them back in middle school, saw them back in 2008 and said they really know how to put on a SHOW. The crazy things like this that they do are what make them so unique. They're a bunch of guys having the time of their lives on stage putting every ounce of energy they have into the music and getting the crowd so into it. I really respect that about them. I've only become a bigger fan of them over the years.
Their latest album, Power Up, is excellent. The song they initially released from it, Shot in the Dark, is a really catchy song and one of my favorites off the album. Check it out if you haven't! Their 2008 album, Black Ice, is also another newer album absolutely worth checking out. The first track off that album, Rock N Roll Train, is probably my favorite off that album and one that they played live at this show in River Plate.
Watch the start of the concert he’s got his full School uniform on, and as the concert goes on he takes off his, Hat, Jacket, shirt. It’s December in Argentina which is their summer time so it’s hot.
Love the reaction and having the lyrics and in-screen video of the band is brilliantly done.
You need to watch AC/DC from the 80s when Angus is running around the stage, climbing the Speaker stacks whilst playing!
Send me link and ill watch this week end
Yes, it sounds that good live. I saw them do this in Dayton, Ohio, 1979, and they never missed a beat with him running all over the stage, and also the audience.
Guns n roses, You could be mine. That song goes crazy
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We were awesome kids... we got our frustrations out through music. Remember, it was a time where: There was no Internet, no cell phones (we remembered our friends' phone numbers by heart), went to the arcade to meet up with people and just generally hung out and listened to each others vinyl and cassette tapes. It was an awesome time to be alive in the 70's and 80's.
Best AC/DC song ever! No-one makes songs like this anymore!!
Third! Been waiting! Hope this is River Plate! “The Jack” next please- 🔥✌️
Playing like Angus or Jimmi Hendrix is a great life goal. Remember that they were self taught and they literally played until their fingers were bleeding as part of that process.
To answer your question, we grew up under the shadows of nuclear mushrooms that hadn't gone up yet. We knew we were 30 minutes away from pasturized planet, and some of us went insane, but most of us nodded, excepted and moved on with trying to enjoy life and the world around us. We didn't obsess over little crap, and we stopped being scared because those megatons of temper tantrum weren't personal, but they could be here about as fast as a pizza. And at that point, well, the lucky would be vaporized before they saw the flash. The kinda lucky would be negative photos burned against a wall. The ones you're still envous of would feel the pain, then get crushed by the overpressure. The people who didn't have it too bad would run out of air in the rubble in half an hour or so. And the ones who lived... we weren't going to be jealous of those unfortunate bastards.
AC/DC is the best concert I have been to. The energy and sound is something else. If you ever get a chance to see them you will love it man. These guys are all musical geniuses ⚡️⚡️
Jo Jo ! ! . . This is my first time hearing this song too ! I'm so glad , we both had a few surprises on this one ayyyy . . 😳 . . 🎶
Back when you could camp out for tickets I was fortunate enough to get 5th row and 7th row seats...the shows were lit. Angus running around like a gremlin on crack...tons of energy and very loud
The story behind this song...
Original singer of AC/DC, Bon Scott, went out alone one night after a show. He met a woman named Rosie. I dont remember the exact number, but she told him, "I've slept with 16 famous people." Bon went home with her. The next morning when he woke up, she looked at him and said, "17." So, he wrote a song about the experience.
thats also the only song that angus an mal recorded that they didnt write, bon asked them if he could write a song an they allowed it... because as we all know angus an malcom are the only song writers in acdc
She was from Tasmania, Australia.
My first concert was at Hobart City Hall in Jan 1977 with this up and coming band called AC/DC. Around this time they visited Queenstown on the west coast of Tasmania. That's where Rosie was.
Rock concerts make you just feel good. We feel each piece of each musicians soul on a cellular level. We loved how it made us feel.
AC/DC es sin duda una de las mejores bandas de música de la historia.
Saludos desde Barcelona
Interviewer says to Angus, "Man your a Guitar God." Angus replies, "No mate, I'm a Guitar Monster." Great reaction, Alice in Chains Love Hate LOVE Live at the Moore.✌💜🎶
What kind of childhood did y'all have? Man, the 70's was just a rockin' ass fine time. The best music ever. Party time. Smokin' and drinklin' around the camp fires, with friends, and people you didn't even know, outdoor concerts, inside concerts, man I miss the 70's. At my age I wouldn't be able to hang anymore, BUT THE MEMORIES, I still got 'em. I remember when...............
Any of your questions has the same answer … half a century of practicing their craftsmanship!
Don’t be surprised when you drop rap after a concert 😜😂😂
Let there be rooooooock! (THEEE best RockNRoll-Song ever!)
The simplified story behind the doll:
They passed out drunk back in the 70’s and the (then) lead singer Bon Scott woke up with a doll named Rosie on him and in his face. They then wrote this song.
Not entirely true. Bon and Malcolm were treated to some food by some 'fans' one night, and in return for the food and hospitality apparently one of the girls (called Rosie) wanted something more from Bon. There's interviews where Malcolm tells the story & that's where the song comes from.
@@RobGalley true! Rosie, a groupie with big bobs, had all night long with few members of acdc (Bon, Malcolm an Phil for sure) so Bon decided to write the song
@@RobGalley I’m just saying what I heard in an interview I know that’s basically the abridged version to an extent
"Rosie" was a apparently real person, a Tasmanian groupie that Bon Scott spent a night with once. If this wiki article is to be believed, Scott actually *understated* her weight in the song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whole_Lotta_Rosie
Growing up on this music makes me feel truly blessed! They don’t make em like they used to!!!
It puts a smile on my face to you enjoy you're SERIOUS MUSIC for such a young man 💯🇮🇪🥳
Mr Young where's the school boy uniform because his sister thought it would be a great gimmick for him on stage and she made it for him
Finally someone that knows how it came about. You are exactly correct. It was his sister's idea and she made his first outfit. So many myths about things that aren't true. Thank you for correcting the story.
you shook me all night long
The energy from the audience is part of your experience. Even at smaller clubs and venues a rock n roll band's energy is intense.
Great video and thanks for not pretending it's the first time you're listening to it!
React to "Slash ft Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators - Anastasia (Live Sydney)"
Rush- YYZ please
Hi JoJo, greedings from Germany. I am at home because of quarantine - so i have a looot of time for yt. I like watching reaction videos. I like that you, as a Rap fan, watch Rock music Videos. I love Rock, i was at some concerts. The Energy is so unique, you can feel the power.
I also like battle Rap. It is great to der what People can so with their language.
Rap does it with the words and Rock does it with the Guitar Riffs. My thing is Rock but i can unterstand when someone prefers Rap.
Keep Rocking 😜🤟
And sorry for my bad English.
They are the best band live period and I’ve seen a lot of bands , love your reactions
Anastasia by Slash live in sydney!
Yes! We need Slash on this channel. Anastasia is so awesome!
70's Queen - Fat Bottom Girls
80's AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie
90's Sir Mix-a-lot - Baby Got Back
Meghan Trainor was far from the first to make a big girl song.
Yeah, but she was the cutest.
Love the channel, your reactions are mostly like mine, lol. New sub here, you rock, JoJo. By the way, that´s probably the most hardcore ACDC live concert ever, they drive the people crazy.
Great channel, keep it up and I'm so happy you dig the Beastly AC DC but you gotta see them with Bon Scott in from the mid to late 70's. Pile drivin red hot rock and roll. Angus would run around like a maniac and Bon was just the best front man with a devious smile. What an amazing band from the hard life poverty level in Australia. The two guitarists Angus and Malcolm's older brother's got famous as part of The Easybeats, wrote all kinds of hits and got AC DC their break. Legendary.
Angus Young, the lead player is a killer machine, 🎸🔥👿
He taught himself to play guitar
The sheer energy and power of AC/DC in full swing is something to be believed - it'll blow your socks off!
Saw them LIVE in 85....and he mooned us, lol. It was one of the BEST concerts I've been to and I've been to a lot! Angus Young is his name ...the GOAT!
When you LOVE what you do,, THIS Band Here LOVES to play music.. and Angus has a God given Talent... look back to them in 1973 he played like this all the time. Angus was 16years old then.
Love ya Jojo I was your age when they on the scene and went to all their concerts it was wild :)
I had a grandfather who brought me stacks a foot high at a time of records of every genre mixed...he bought then at garage sales..lol, but I had a well rounded musical childhood... essentially filled with all the experience you are now getting... enjoy! My young friend...the ride has only just begun!
Rosie is from Queenstown Tasmania and Bon Scott from AC/DC met her in 1976 at the Queenstown Concert and he wrote the Song about the Lady and the Rest is History.
I have been waiting for this reaction. I was not disappointed. 🤘😊
They have a concert from San Francisco with the dead singer bon Scott you see when the crowd fell in love with ac dc and saw live in Phoenix with the rolling stone and Devo
Hey brother, I am 48 and just started to learn the guitar about 2 years ago. I went to a guy in TH-cam named Andy Guitar, he has a beginer guitar course. It is a little long but very detailed and I am now playing. He gives all the lessons in that course so you can just go one to another. Once you learn to play then you can expand but it is overwhelming on where to start and he lays it all out one lesson at a time for you.
Love your transforming in to hardrock (surprised you don't listen to it private..yet), all you say is just what it is, it's live, its real and its fun!
Back then there were about as many guitarists, drummers etc. as there are hiphoppers/rappers today, and at that time it rained music
and they were hellbent dedicated to do the best and you only had yourself, your instrument and the sheer joy of play!
The time given and spent with the instrument and around music was about all the time...very much time spent with it instead of internet (it wasn't even heard of) so i guess you reach a point its not much you can do just by instinct, we shall not forget the members not seen so much as drummers because they pull the train, take us to the insane cooperation between them all do this live..no shit - only one chance.
Yes we grow up with this, 1971-72 i was 7-8 years old.. from then there is no turning back.
Rock concerts are all about the energy... listening you feed off the artists energy and you give it back to the artist... we call it getting our asses kicked... and ya we are insane... thank you!
Lead singers name is Brian Johnson. He's from Newcastle in the north of England, and is a legendary rock singer for the greatest hard rock band in history, AC/DC.
My first time in Perth with US Navy 1982. I went to a country music bar and met my Rosie. She was gorgeous.
Singer's name is Brian Johnson, lead guitarist school boy is Angus young , rythem guitar is Malcolm young , bass guitar is Cliff William's, drummer Phil Rudd and yes grew up on this ! And to answer your question how can you play a guitar like that , the more you play the better you get
Angus Young is 66 years old and their concerts are between 2 and 3 hours long. And Angus has that energy throughout the entire show. People have always gone to an Ac/Dc concert to see him play live!!! One of the most energizing experiences of a lifetime! He usually loses about 10 pounds per show. Find an AcDc guitar solo.
That isn't a 3D poster. It's huge blow-up doll with large proportions where it counts.
And most people in the crowd know the lyrics because they know all the hits of AC/DC, and this tune was released long before the concert.
His name is Angus Young born in Scotland , the family migrated to Australia when he was young. his 2 elder brothers were guitarist always gutars lying around , he learned from them. plus watching listening to Chuck berry etc
A rock concert really is the ultimate party. I have been to countless shows over my 57 years, and the only show that I put at the top with AC/DC (10 times. Since 1981) is Rush, and that was a totally different experience but just as mind blowing. Once you start to go, you will want to keep going. I wish I was closer to you, it would be the most fun I can imagine taking you to an AC/DC show. I've taken the wife and kids... we are an AC/DC family.
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