Now comes the next album with Bon !!!! 👌 Angus can sure play the blues . He grew up on Chick Berry , Freddie King , Albert King , Muddy Waters , Clapton etc. This song is straight BLUES🎸
I'm 51yrs old and loved ACDC :-) !!! Since I was 10yrs old :-) !! And your assessment of Ride on :-) !! Is bang on :-) !! But the Greatest album of all Time is By an Artist called SIXTO RODRIGUEZ ALBUM IS COLD FACT :-) !!! Every song Will blow you're world apart :-) !! So enjoy and Peace Man from your White Brother and Promoter from Sunny England :-) !!!
RIP. Bon Scott ❤ Love, love, love AC/DC Thank you for playing them🤘💯 TNT is one of my favorites 📀🎧 maybe you could play that??😅 She got balls 🦾🤘 is another one🤘 Great job! Rock on😂
This is the most iconic and most underrated song of AC/DC. I heard it for the first time when I was 12. Now I‘m nearly 56 and still get goosebumps hearing this song. This song in particular is aligned with so much memories in my life. Simply iconic! Thanks for not interrupting the flow during your reaction.
My best friend turned me on to this album years ago. He was in the Air Force and I was in the Army, he had just got back from Australia and had every AC/DC release up to that point. We would listen to every album from start to finish. This was my favorite and when he passed away from an accident the day before he was headed up north to my house. I played this song at his funeral and knew he was going home. R.I.P. John, miss you bud!
I feel you. This song has special meaning to me as well. The first time I heard it was the first time I met a gorgeous man on an annual float trip that me and 20 other women used to go on every year. On this particular float, I thought my heart was broken and I wasn't gonna go on the trip. My friends came to my house and scooped me up and threw me in the truck. The next day we got on the river and not even 5 minutes in, it started to rain and we ran into an embankment in our canoe. I looked up and this man was looking down at me and we didn't go any further down that river. Ten years later, one week before our annual trip was happening, he was killed in a car accident. It was also the day after his first grandson was born. He was my best friend and I still miss him. That was over 20 yrs. ago. I still remember his old phone number. I believe they know we are thinking of them and are listening to this song together!
Quite possibly one of the greatest blues songs ever written...I'd put it right up there with SRV's Tin Pan Alley...Angus is a blues master...I think I subscribed after the first AC/DC reaction video I saw...Bon's voice on this one...🤯🤯🤯
I’ve read Atlantic went to Angus and Malcolm asking them to do a blues album.. not under AC/DC release but just a session album.. Ahmet Urtegen was part of their signing (guy who found Ray Charles) and he always wanted them to play blues like they could. They declined because they thought it would take from the image the band had established. The one mistake I think they made. An album like that would be food for my soul. The lockstep Rhythm the brothers had together.. it would have been brilliant..acdc is rooted in blues and it would have been amazing..
Well, technically, every album they put out is a blues album because that's all Angus plays...It probably would've been great them doing a session thing, but AC/DC are really just a heavy duty, edgy blues band...
As pointed out in another comment, we were robbed of this song when it actually got recorded. Blues played by white men will only ever have a limited and skewed hall of fame. You can't talk about white blues unless you mention Stevie Ray Vaughn, and AC/DC. I heard this song a long time ago but forgot it. Then it creeped back and found its way to the top of my music heap. This is probably the most badass song ever written.
Seen them probably 6 times. One night, Angus and his guitar got on someone's shoulders and jammed all the way around the arena on the walkaround, with the spotlight on him. Can't remember many more experiences, but a few still remain of the 200 plus shows, over the last50 yrs. One of my fav tunes too. Ride on..
@@hoosiermaker2358 Eveytime I saw them with Brian Johnson he did that. The first I saw with Bon Scott was at Zeppelin Field in Nuremburg W. Germany. 150, 000 people.
yeah, I'm a huge AC/DC fan from back to the 70's, and this Ride on is my all time favorite song by them. Wish it was recognized more. It was not on the US release of the Dirty Deeds album, which probably caused a lot of fans to not be aware of it, I was fortunate to buy the original Australian import album with Ride On included.
Now as you will clearly recall, Dirty Deeds was withheld from us in the US until a few years later. Story cut short, we were ripped off by the A Hole record companies. As Angus told it, we almost never got Highway to Hell because of ignorance. Even the first album in the US was a compilation of the first two. I would hear this song occasionally and I can't recall if it was radio or what have you because this song never made it to the US until much later. I must ask: What sort of ignorant jackass hears Ride On and doesn't hear the jackpot going into overdrive? Who?
@@chrish4469 You're correct, I was thinking about Jailbreak at the time, but Ride on was on both. Back in the day, I bought the Aussie version, Albert Productions, at a Tower Records in Fargo, ND, spent a couple extra dollars to get that vs the US release. Best album purchase I ever made. I still listen to this vinyl today!
Me too. I was introduced to Bon on the Who Made Who album when I was a young lad with this song. It is my all time favourite song. Ever. Any band. What strength and emotion in it. Thank you Bon n boys. RIP Bon and Mal from Adelaide, South Australia
This is my favorite AC/DC song. I have seen guys like Black Pegasus and Krizz react to AC/DC Thunderstruck and Long Way to The Top. So I searched for AC/DC Ride On reactions. You were the first and only one that I saw. You definitely have my sub even though it's 3 years after the fact. Hope it helps with the algorithm.
Ac/dc has another slow song...an actual ballad..."love song" found on the Australian import for high voltage...bon singing of course...early early ac/dc.
I heard this song the first time when I was 14. It was the first time a song made me think and brought a tear to my eye, it is my favorite song bar none.
Biz, wish I could give this more than one 👍🏻 because it's my favorite AC/DC song. I love watching you getting into it. I do it every time I hear it still after all these years. Keep up the great work. I really enjoy your channel. Have a great night!
Bon was tired of his own lifestyle with AC/DC. He knew that he should've take it easy with drugs, alcohol and women. He wanted to settle down. To have something/someone beyond AC/DC. And he knew that it's not gonna end up well for him unless he changes his lifestyle. But he just couldn't stop... R.I.P Bon&Malcolm
Speaking about underrated. Check out whole Powerage album. Riff Raff, What’s next to the moon, Sin City. AC/DC is the best band ever for sure. Keep rockin Mate !
Yes it's true in what you said, Bon Scott was only in the band for like 5 or 6 years but look at the legacy he left and people are still listening to early AC/DC because of him. Just finished reading a book about him and yet he is still here with us after 41 years after his death, who can say now that he didn't make an impact on all those generations after. He is a legend in the likes of Elvis and John Lennon and a few others, RIP Bon Scott. But the overall thing was that he was genuinely a nice guy even when AC/DC made it big, he still kept in contact with old friends and girlfriends and his Ex-Wife Irene. How many people do that?
7... really :) But yes, they now claim that he wrote the lyrics for Back in Black. I tend to belive this, because its lyrics are as good as the ones before. After its quality (even still superb) weren´t anymore as good as they had been.
thanks for checking this out- a total departure from their normal sound, which I salute them for. Keep rockin', Biz. You're doing great . Enjoy the "Powerage" and "Highway To Hell" albums. Stellar production start to end!
Such a great blues ... this one just always gives me chills. To me, it just shows me the heart of AC/DC, where their mojo comes from. It's that mix of the almost bright, twangy electric country blues with the dark night of the soul in the verse lyrics. Excellent review pick, thank you for featuring it.
That song make clear that AC/DC IS and always was a blues rock band. They just hid it very well.... :D And they have the best blues ballade of all times.
Still does to me brother I play this all the time still it brings me places I’ve been over the years it comforts me somehow they can play it when I leave this world
This song takes me back to being a young guy with my Sony Walkman on, listening to AC/DC, my fave band as i rode my bike or hid out in my room at night. Music can save lives and get us through tough times. Rock and Metal saved mine. AC/DC, Van Halen, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and others gave me escape, offered hope for a better day. Ride On, fans.....
Thanks for staying true to Bon Scott and his due. I hate when people play Brian Johnson versions of Bon Scott’s songs. It’s sacrilegious! It’s one of my biggest pet peeves right up there with playing live versions of bands that are 40 years from when the song was released and most of the original band members aren’t even there anymore. People want to hear them from when they were in their prime. Thanks!
This song has always made me a bit sad because of Bon Scott's honesty, we all know he had moments of regret and loneliness but never let it get in the way of his craft.
Thank you, thank you for reacting to Ride On by AC/DC!!! It's one of their best songs - full of SOUL and beauty! I love it. Loved your reaction! "Fucking brilliant" song indeed!
Never had the chance of seing AC/DC live with Bon Scott.....saw them live in 1981 in Amsterdam with Brian Johnson it was a great concert love them such a great band. Greetings from the Netherlands
AC/DC has been my favorite since I was a kid. IMO, this song is one of the purest examples of how American Blues music influenced a whole generation of rockers around the world. Great hearing your take on this classic (and I hit that Subscribe). 🤘🏻
"Got myself a one-way ticket, Going the wrong way Wanna change my evil ways One of these days.... One of these days!" Damn, that's some powerful poetry! Hits home.
I love AC/DC's first two albums the best. This (Ride On) is my favorite song. I specifically searched for a Ride On reaction, and this is the first reaction that I've seen from you. I'll check out your channel and see what else you've reacted to.
Awe MY BRUTHA BIZZZZZ! Sorry my man, I had to come back and revisit these songs you did. Cuz as far as I know… still to this very day of this very post (7-15) YOU are the only (MY BRUTHA) to do RIDE ON, and original Bonn Scott- DOWN PAYMENT BLUES!! So had to pay my HUGE RESPECTS!! Cuz you KNOW how much I love ya!!😘🙏🙏🎸🎸🎸🎸
Just listened to it which i do once a week, reason being its going to be the carry out song at my funeral with the carrying starting at the guitar solo then slowly taking me to the hearse. I'm 51 now so can you imagine if i live another 40 yrs what my grandkids and probably great grandkids when this and a couple of others are played at my funeral will be thinking, this song will be about 86 yrs old by then but as long as i live so will this song be heard 🤘
I think you are really going to appreciate several song on this album you have not gotten to yet. Millionaire, Ride on and Squealer are the most blues songs they had and so subtle on the underlying pure jamming.
It gave me chills just watching you listen to it. This is one of my all-time favorite songs, and I personally think it could be the best guitar playing Angus ever recorded. Bon's screams at the very end get me EVERY time. So much emotion... sad and hopeful at the same time. I remember the first time I ever heard it, it really threw me off because I had no idea AC/DC had music like this. My dad thought it sounded like Bob Dylan. It's such an oddball, but it's also literally one of their best songs.
Thanks for your review! I'm almost 55 yrs. old and loved this since I was 15. I'm about 1 mile from O'Hare in Chicago. We had some great college radio in the area. I was blessed. Lots of blues/jazz/folk..you name it. But yeah, I heard this when I was a kid and I'm like.."Hold up, hold up" Do you hear how special this song is?" I was kind oh like the mini-mafia music kid. Haha.But you hear it too. ;)
I fucken love this song... been listening to it since about '86, when I turned 15. We played this and then Scorps Still Loving You to calm the vibe and get the babes warmed up...heh
Man,I've been after every Reactor I'm subscribed to ,to react to this! People act like this song doesn't exist or something. I told them ,man. I TOLD THEM!! What a great ,epic,fantastic song! Thank you,Biz!
AINT NO FUN was blocked as you can see I heard It, and man I enjoyed it, its one of my favorites!
Hell yeah! Great song! I'll never be a millionaire, but I definitely understand the sentiment! Lol!
Now comes the next album with Bon !!!! 👌 Angus can sure play the blues . He grew up on Chick Berry , Freddie King , Albert King , Muddy Waters , Clapton etc. This song is straight BLUES🎸
I'm 51yrs old and loved ACDC :-) !!! Since I was 10yrs old :-) !! And your assessment of Ride on :-) !! Is bang on :-) !! But the Greatest album of all Time is By an Artist called SIXTO RODRIGUEZ ALBUM IS COLD FACT :-) !!! Every song Will blow you're world apart :-) !! So enjoy and Peace Man from your White Brother and Promoter from Sunny England :-) !!!
Just watched it! Cool it got un-blocked.
@@guitarman8462 it's THE QUINTESSENTIAL Blues song
The most underrated song by AC/DC. Has been in my Playlist since 1980 when I first heard it. Ride on Bon!
Bon is the greatest, nobody else could sing those lyrics and pull it off the way he did!!!
Ride On Brother................
Should of put Bons picture instead
ONLY Freddie had more charisma, Bon had such presence.
RIP. Bon Scott ❤ Love, love, love AC/DC Thank you for playing them🤘💯 TNT is one of my favorites 📀🎧 maybe you could play that??😅 She got balls 🦾🤘 is another one🤘 Great job! Rock on😂
No shade on Brian Johnson he can belt out hard rock, but Bon can also sing the blues.
This is the most iconic and most underrated song of AC/DC. I heard it for the first time when I was 12. Now I‘m nearly 56 and still get goosebumps hearing this song. This song in particular is aligned with so much memories in my life. Simply iconic! Thanks for not interrupting the flow during your reaction.
Me too... the best and greatest AC/DC-song. And their only ballade :D
I think so too
This song always makes me cry. It is beautiful in its simplicity and Bon Scott gives it so much soul. Ride on, Bon Scott. Ride on.
My best friend turned me on to this album years ago. He was in the Air Force and I was in the Army, he had just got back from Australia and had every AC/DC release up to that point. We would listen to every album from start to finish. This was my favorite and when he passed away from an accident the day before he was headed up north to my house. I played this song at his funeral and knew he was going home. R.I.P. John, miss you bud!
I feel you. This song has special meaning to me as well. The first time I heard it was the first time I met a gorgeous man on an annual float trip that me and 20 other women used to go on every year. On this particular float, I thought my heart was broken and I wasn't gonna go on the trip. My friends came to my house and scooped me up and threw me in the truck. The next day we got on the river and not even 5 minutes in, it started to rain and we ran into an embankment in our canoe. I looked up and this man was looking down at me and we didn't go any further down that river. Ten years later, one week before our annual trip was happening, he was killed in a car accident. It was also the day after his first grandson was born. He was my best friend and I still miss him. That was over 20 yrs. ago. I still remember his old phone number. I believe they know we are thinking of them and are listening to this song together!
Quite possibly one of the greatest blues songs ever written...I'd put it right up there with SRV's Tin Pan Alley...Angus is a blues master...I think I subscribed after the first AC/DC reaction video I saw...Bon's voice on this one...🤯🤯🤯
I’ve read Atlantic went to Angus and Malcolm asking them to do a blues album.. not under AC/DC release but just a session album.. Ahmet Urtegen was part of their signing (guy who found Ray Charles) and he always wanted them to play blues like they could. They declined because they thought it would take from the image the band had established. The one mistake I think they made. An album like that would be food for my soul. The lockstep Rhythm the brothers had together.. it would have been brilliant..acdc is rooted in blues and it would have been amazing..
Well, technically, every album they put out is a blues album because that's all Angus plays...It probably would've been great them doing a session thing, but AC/DC are really just a heavy duty, edgy blues band...
I don't know about putting it up there with SRV, but it's a close second
Angus and SRV both had that light touch and max power! Two masters!
As pointed out in another comment, we were robbed of this song when it actually got recorded. Blues played by white men will only ever have a limited and skewed hall of fame. You can't talk about white blues unless you mention Stevie Ray Vaughn, and AC/DC. I heard this song a long time ago but forgot it. Then it creeped back and found its way to the top of my music heap. This is probably the most badass song ever written.
Most underrated ACDC song of all time.
Thank you SO much for allowing the whole song to play through.
Cheers.
I've seen AC/ DC nine times. Twice with Bon Scott in Germany. This is one of my favorite songs by them. I consider my self very lucky.
Seen them probably 6 times. One night, Angus and his guitar got on someone's shoulders and jammed all the way around the arena on the walkaround, with the spotlight on him. Can't remember many more experiences, but a few still remain of the 200 plus shows, over the last50 yrs. One of my fav tunes too.
Ride on..
@@hoosiermaker2358 Eveytime I saw them with Brian Johnson he did that. The first I saw with Bon Scott was at Zeppelin Field in Nuremburg W. Germany. 150, 000 people.
One on my biggest regrets is not seeming AC/DC live I may still have a chance but Scott was way before my time
Saw them three times w/Brian Johnson and they were incredible each time. I love the Bon Scott (R.I.P.) era just as much though.
Love the bluesy feeling on this track. Can't go wrong with Bon Scott on lead vocal. Ride-on...
yeah, I'm a huge AC/DC fan from back to the 70's, and this Ride on is my all time favorite song by them. Wish it was recognized more. It was not on the US release of the Dirty Deeds album, which probably caused a lot of fans to not be aware of it, I was fortunate to buy the original Australian import album with Ride On included.
Ride on is the US album, Jailbreak and Rock in peace isn't on the US album, Replaced with Love at first feel and Rocker.
Now as you will clearly recall, Dirty Deeds was withheld from us in the US until a few years later. Story cut short, we were ripped off by the A Hole record companies. As Angus told it, we almost never got Highway to Hell because of ignorance. Even the first album in the US was a compilation of the first two. I would hear this song occasionally and I can't recall if it was radio or what have you because this song never made it to the US until much later. I must ask: What sort of ignorant jackass hears Ride On and doesn't hear the jackpot going into overdrive? Who?
@@chrish4469 You're correct, I was thinking about Jailbreak at the time, but Ride on was on both. Back in the day, I bought the Aussie version, Albert Productions, at a Tower Records in Fargo, ND, spent a couple extra dollars to get that vs the US release. Best album purchase I ever made. I still listen to this vinyl today!
@@vrex5033 I have the Australian, UK and US issues. Isn't the Australian cover art much better then the US cover?
@@chrish4469 The Aussie cover art is the best!
Been waiting for this one. My favorite AC/DC song.
Me too. I was introduced to Bon on the Who Made Who album when I was a young lad with this song. It is my all time favourite song. Ever. Any band. What strength and emotion in it. Thank you Bon n boys. RIP Bon and Mal from Adelaide, South Australia
This is my favorite AC/DC song. I have seen guys like Black Pegasus and Krizz react to AC/DC Thunderstruck and Long Way to The Top. So I searched for AC/DC Ride On reactions. You were the first and only one that I saw. You definitely have my sub even though it's 3 years after the fact. Hope it helps with the algorithm.
I'm addicted to AC/DC reactions. So proud of them. Bon painted this town red. Adelaide.
‘Got a one way ticket, going the wrong way.” Bon at his best. Heartfelt lyrics to match the heartfelt guitar.
Those lyrics give me the shivers.
It's my favorite AC/DC tune. Bluesy, relaxing, raw, relatable.
It's almost a feeling about the way Bon Scott lived his life.
One of my fav AC/DC songs. That era of the band was my fav.
this is my favorite ACDC song. It is their only slow song, and I love to play this on guitar, it is so cool.
GONNA BE SOME ROCKIN is another great one on this album. This is their best album in my opinion, along with Back in Black.
My favorite too! I envy your ability to play this. I think it would be a fun song to play.
Night prowler
Same. Feel like 'Let me put my love in to you' is kinda Brian's take on slow song, also great song
Ac/dc has another slow song...an actual ballad..."love song" found on the Australian import for high voltage...bon singing of course...early early ac/dc.
I listened to Ride on so many times when I was kicking a painkiller addiction. It helped me a lot. I Love AC/DC, seen them many times in concert
Got myself a one way ticket….goin the wrong way. I think we’ve all been there at one point in our lives.
This is my all time favorite AC/DC song. Very relatable to my life.
I heard this song the first time when I was 14. It was the first time a song made me think and brought a tear to my eye, it is my favorite song bar none.
That bluesy slow shuffle again.. can't be beaten.
It was thing I always missed with this band after Bon died, these soulful songs. Gone Shooting, Love Song, Soul Stripper, Overdose.
Angus' best solo, using the space to add the feels
Biz, wish I could give this more than one 👍🏻 because it's my favorite AC/DC song. I love watching you getting into it. I do it every time I hear it still after all these years. Keep up the great work. I really enjoy your channel. Have a great night!
Thanks 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Love Bon Scotts voice
Bon was tired of his own lifestyle with AC/DC. He knew that he should've take it easy with drugs, alcohol and women. He wanted to settle down. To have something/someone beyond AC/DC. And he knew that it's not gonna end up well for him unless he changes his lifestyle. But he just couldn't stop... R.I.P Bon&Malcolm
Bon Scott was the greatest!! Damn shame he is gone too soon
Love this tune, Bon kills it as always.
The goat
I wish more people reacted to this song….its so unique among their playlists! #masterpiece
Speaking about underrated. Check out whole Powerage album. Riff Raff, What’s next to the moon, Sin City. AC/DC is the best band ever for sure. Keep rockin Mate !
This is my favourite AC/DC song.💛 Ride on BizMatik.
Yes it's true in what you said, Bon Scott was only in the band for like 5 or 6 years but look at the legacy he left and people are still listening to early AC/DC because of him.
Just finished reading a book about him and yet he is still here with us after 41 years after his death, who can say now that he didn't make an impact on all those generations after.
He is a legend in the likes of Elvis and John Lennon and a few others, RIP Bon Scott.
But the overall thing was that he was genuinely a nice guy even when AC/DC made it big, he still kept in contact with old friends and girlfriends and his Ex-Wife Irene.
How many people do that?
80 % of the concert setlist is Bon era!
7... really :) But yes, they now claim that he wrote the lyrics for Back in Black. I tend to belive this, because its lyrics are as good as the ones before. After its quality (even still superb) weren´t anymore as good as they had been.
The slowest most bluesy song they ever did. Awesome song
and the best blues song ever....
One of my favorites never gets old everytime I hear it love it
thanks for checking this out- a total departure from their normal sound, which I salute them for. Keep rockin', Biz. You're doing great . Enjoy the "Powerage" and "Highway To Hell" albums. Stellar production start to end!
Such a great blues ... this one just always gives me chills. To me, it just shows me the heart of AC/DC, where their mojo comes from. It's that mix of the almost bright, twangy electric country blues with the dark night of the soul in the verse lyrics. Excellent review pick, thank you for featuring it.
The chills with a massive dose of nostalgia. Then contemplation over how perfect they are. Yeah. I said it.
I heard that track for the first time some 40 years ago and loved it ever since.
RIP Bon 🥃
That song make clear that AC/DC IS and always was a blues rock band. They just hid it very well.... :D And they have the best blues ballade of all times.
AC/DC music has always been blues influenced, but none more then this song...so chill.......
thia song (and The Jack) really show how AC/DC is really a blues band in a rock band disguise. Fuckin amazing
Angus was a criminally underrated blues player...
This album has some great rockers 🤘🔥, but this song has always been my favorite! 😎
Glad you really enjoyed it!👍🤘
My favorite too.
This song got me through some tough times way back in the day.
Still does to me brother I play this all the time still it brings me places I’ve been over the years it comforts me somehow they can play it when I leave this world
Its in my will. This my funeral song. Lived it my whole life. Should go out with it too.
This song will see me out also. My family absolutely understands that.
Great song. Almost like Bon wrote his own eulogy here
Was searching for a reaction to this kickass blues groove & I found this! Great reaction/comments, thanks for reviewing 👍👍
This song was played at my older brother's funeral
This song is PURE MAGIC
Man anyone who watches you and doesn’t subscribe should be banned on your channel! You are one of the best out there bar none!
This song takes me back to being a young guy with my Sony Walkman on, listening to AC/DC, my fave band as i rode my bike or hid out in my room at night. Music can save lives and get us through tough times. Rock and Metal saved mine. AC/DC, Van Halen, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and others gave me escape, offered hope for a better day. Ride On, fans.....
U can feel the guitar solo, that's the reason why I love AC/DC so fricking much, RIP to Bon and Malcolm.
I love this song, thank you from Australia ! I’m a long time subscriber and always here for the next video.
Thank you fam
Thanks for staying true to Bon Scott and his due. I hate when people play Brian Johnson versions of Bon Scott’s songs. It’s sacrilegious! It’s one of my biggest pet peeves right up there with playing live versions of bands that are 40 years from when the song was released and most of the original band members aren’t even there anymore. People want to hear them from when they were in their prime. Thanks!
Hi from an old rocker from Iceland . And yes I did sub LOL . Great song !
This song has always made me a bit sad because of Bon Scott's honesty, we all know he had moments of regret and loneliness but never let it get in the way of his craft.
My favorites from the album, Dirty Deeds and Ride On! I love the vibe of Ride On, can definitely hear the emotion in Bon’s vocals. ❤️
Get your f’n jumbo jet offa my airfield
Thank you, thank you for reacting to Ride On by AC/DC!!! It's one of their best songs - full of SOUL and beauty! I love it. Loved your reaction! "Fucking brilliant" song indeed!
The ONLY! ballad you'll ever need 😊
Never had the chance of seing AC/DC live with Bon Scott.....saw them live in 1981 in Amsterdam with Brian Johnson it was a great concert love them such a great band. Greetings from the Netherlands
This is my favorite AC/DC song and the older I get the more I like it.
Not a big fan of classic rock but this song is so amazing. Pure blues here
Great reaction. I really enjoyed it. It's been around 40 years since I've heard this tune for the first time and I still love the song.
Thats a really old tune it still sounds amazing
AC/DC has been my favorite since I was a kid. IMO, this song is one of the purest examples of how American Blues music influenced a whole generation of rockers around the world. Great hearing your take on this classic (and I hit that Subscribe). 🤘🏻
"Got myself a one-way ticket,
Going the wrong way
Wanna change my evil ways
One of these days....
One of these days!"
Damn, that's some powerful poetry! Hits home.
Blues is blood
Oh yeah! I've been waitin for this!
Anyone that’s been traveling their own journey in life that’s where the pain comes from it Wat we remember
Great Reaction! Biz you nailed this!
if that's their ballad then squealer is their love song.
Love song is their love song
Nah man. All ACDC songs are love songs.
To rock and roll and 🐈
I love AC/DC Biz! You can tell they love what they do! This was bluesy and soulful! Missed you :)
😁🙌🏿🙌🏿💙
Love listening to this when I cruise along the highway
THE ABSOLUTE BEST AC/DC SONG!
This is the only song where AC/DC ever expressed remorse.
Brian expressed a bit of remorse on Spellbound, from For Those About To Rock
@@jimbowie307 true,great track from a solid album before they ran out of Bons left behind Lyrics
I love AC/DC's first two albums the best. This (Ride On) is my favorite song. I specifically searched for a Ride On reaction, and this is the first reaction that I've seen from you. I'll check out your channel and see what else you've reacted to.
The best blues song AC_DC ever!
I’m really liking your stuff man! You’re fun to watch!!
Thank you
I keep wondering why more people aren't reacting to this song... thanks man
Awe MY BRUTHA BIZZZZZ! Sorry my man, I had to come back and revisit these songs you did. Cuz as far as I know… still to this very day of this very post (7-15) YOU are the only (MY BRUTHA) to do RIDE ON, and original Bonn Scott- DOWN PAYMENT BLUES!! So had to pay my HUGE RESPECTS!! Cuz you KNOW how much I love ya!!😘🙏🙏🎸🎸🎸🎸
Its about time someone did a reaction to this song.
Finally, my favorite ACDC song ever
Just listened to it which i do once a week, reason being its going to be the carry out song at my funeral with the carrying starting at the guitar solo then slowly taking me to the hearse. I'm 51 now so can you imagine if i live another 40 yrs what my grandkids and probably great grandkids when this and a couple of others are played at my funeral will be thinking, this song will be about 86 yrs old by then but as long as i live so will this song be heard 🤘
THIS IS MY FAVORITE AC DC SONG. BON SCOTT LIVES ON
Sad sad. He did not change his ways.. Rip
Ride On, arguably AC/DC’s most bluesy song, very underrated.
Great reaction video, subbed and liked.
Ride On brings goose bumps on me,I was Privalaged to see AC/DC very Near to my home town in Northwich when I was 13 years old.
This song I cant listen to unless I'm prepared to have my soul ripped out. Sooooo great. 😔
I think you are really going to appreciate several song on this album you have not gotten to yet. Millionaire, Ride on and Squealer are the most blues songs they had and so subtle on the underlying pure jamming.
My favorite on this album has yet to be played.
Nailed it Brother!
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It gave me chills just watching you listen to it. This is one of my all-time favorite songs, and I personally think it could be the best guitar playing Angus ever recorded. Bon's screams at the very end get me EVERY time. So much emotion... sad and hopeful at the same time. I remember the first time I ever heard it, it really threw me off because I had no idea AC/DC had music like this. My dad thought it sounded like Bob Dylan. It's such an oddball, but it's also literally one of their best songs.
Blues as good as it gets
I don't have a favorite ACDC song, love them all
The story in Ride On hits me so hard.
Great reaction mate. 🎼🤘🤘🤘
Thanks for your review! I'm almost 55 yrs. old and loved this since I was 15. I'm about 1 mile from O'Hare in Chicago. We had some great college radio in the area. I was blessed. Lots of blues/jazz/folk..you name it. But yeah, I heard this when I was a kid and I'm like.."Hold up, hold up" Do you hear how special this song is?" I was kind oh like the mini-mafia music kid. Haha.But you hear it too. ;)
I fucken love this song... been listening to it since about '86, when I turned 15. We played this and then Scorps Still Loving You to calm the vibe and get the babes warmed up...heh
Tout simplement magnifique....les années Bon Scott....le meilleur d'ac/dc
Bon was unreplaceable, I love Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott was the man.
Thank you for this reaction video of one of AC/DC’s more bluesy songs.
Great channel you have here, subbed and liked.
Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺.
Man,I've been after every Reactor I'm subscribed to ,to react to this! People act like this song doesn't exist or something. I told them ,man. I TOLD THEM!! What a great ,epic,fantastic song! Thank you,Biz!