Loving the Vinyl man 🤘im 55 now and collect Vinyl and still have all the vinyl i bought as a kid in the record stores , 78 is about when i started 🤣 10 years old ...... Keep Rocking brother 🙏
I so love the bagpipes vs Angus’s guitar 🎸 face off/showdown!!!!!!! You damn sure don’t hear that everyday!!!! Priceless!!!!! And Bon isn’t too shabby on those pipes either!!!! Just saying!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!😎🍸
I like how you brought out the vinyl. Subbing. This is one of my favorite bands......I was 15 when this came out. Boomers are cooler than people think :)
I think Ted Albert, owner of Albert's Studios & older brother George Young were the ones that said bagpipes had to be there in the song. Bon grabbed some money from the studio & ran around the corner where there was a bagpipe shop, bought quite a pricey set, & ran back to the studio. Former bassist Mark Evans, who was there, said it hilarious watching Bon, Malcolm, & Angus, try to put them together, swearing & carrying on! He described the scene as three Scotsman all trying to figure out how to solve a Scottish Rubik's puzzle!
Bon Scott was a genius on stage... Wish I could have seen him live!!! He died before I turned 7 years old.... He was the best front man.. I like Brian Johnson, and where he took ACDC, after Bon died...but Brian is not the front man that Bon was... Try "Whole Lotta Rosie ", by ACDC, with Bon Scott....
Here's a neat bit of trivia for you - Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' is the number one selling album of all time. It united genres, and all music fans loved it. #2 on the all time list is AC/DC's 'Back in Black' album, because it does the same. Everyone loves their music, and not to take anything away from MJ, but it's harder for a lot of music listeners who aren't rock fans to give AC/DC a try while it's much easier for everyone to try MJ. So, it's always great to see reactions to AC/DC music because we (older listeners) all know you'll love their music because you're giving them a chance =)
High Voltage international release is basically a best of album from they first 2 Australian only releases High Voltage & TNT. They did add a completely different sing in Love at first Feel.
While jamming on new songs in the studio, co-producer George Young (the older brother of Angus and Malcolm) recalled that Bon Scott had once been in a pipe band and encouraged the band to experiment with incorporating bagpipes into the song. Scott left the studio that day and returned with a set of bagpipes purchased at a Park Street music store at what was an extortionately high price (AU$479- the equivalent of about 6 weeks wages) at the time. Bassist Mark Evans would later muse that the amount “would have bought two Strats”. Simply putting the pipe-set together proved tricky, and it became apparent Scott had never played the instrument before, having in fact been a drummer in the aforementioned pipe band. Nonetheless, Scott taught himself to play well enough to record and perform the song (initially with the help of tape loops). However, playing the song live was made difficult by the fact that the whole band would have to tune to the drone pipe. Thus the song, though iconic of the band's early repertoire, was probably played live no more than 30 times The last occasion was in 1976, following an incident where Scott set down the pipe-set at the corner of a stage during a concert at St Albans High School in St Albans, Victoria, Australia and they were destroyed by fans. Subsequent (relatively rare) live performances employed a recording of the song's bagpipe track or an extended guitar solo by Angus Young.
As far as I can tell this is the only song Brian has never sung from the Bon era, well I have never heard Brian sing it anywhere myself, I think it was quite personal to the original band members and especially Bon era fans and they never wanted to go there. I wasn't even 2 years old before Bon died but was raised with all the Bon era vinyls from my dad and we didn't really start listening to Back In Black, Hells Bells etc until late 80's and then started listening to more Brian songs once Thunderstruck was released and I personally wouldn't want Brian singing It's a Long Way To The Top because it wouldn't sound right to me.
@Vern Sherris They are a Canadian based band. Last national and world tours were in 2022. Type in their name in youtube and a bunch of song/videos will pop up. From single songs, full albums and live concerts
BRIAN JOHNSON'S VOICE HAS A FAR BETTER HARD ROCK SOUND THAN BON SCOTT'S VOICE. Bon Scott sounded like he hadn't hit puberty yet, he sounded like Justin Bieber. Now we know the truth.
Vinyl, bagpipes and AC/DC - Heaven! Thanks for great reaction.
Our pride and joy ACDC
Angus, Malcolm and Bon were all born in scotland before moving to australia so the bagpipes are a nod to their homeland
2:59 *The bagpipes are what makes this song even more unique then it is!* 😉
*AC/DC will never die!!!* 😆❤️
Bon Scott is on Bagpipes. They were immigrants to Australia from Scotland.
I am biased as well! This band can do no wrong in my eyes!
First time here- great reaction !! 👍
Bon Scott is a ledgend. Praise his name. Great reaction
"OK"...love it! 👍
You are a man of great taste! ❤️✌️
I love the history of the band. As kids, old blues/rock was their inspiration.
Yes!
Great song. Love Bon Scott!!!!!
Classic !
Loving the Vinyl man 🤘im 55 now and collect Vinyl and still have all the vinyl i bought as a kid in the record stores , 78 is about when i started 🤣 10 years old ...... Keep Rocking brother 🙏
Thanks for the reaction matey, cheers from Oz
Bon Angus and Malcolm immigrated from Scotland to Australia when they were very young.
Here in Australia 🇦🇺we call them Acca Dacca!!💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
There music takes you back to being young .
I so love the bagpipes vs Angus’s guitar 🎸 face off/showdown!!!!!!! You damn sure don’t hear that everyday!!!! Priceless!!!!! And Bon isn’t too shabby on those pipes either!!!! Just saying!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!😎🍸
Bon was just learning how to play them, too. The man just had talent all around!
If you want blood you got it ACDC song
1'st time seeing my you, man, you rock !!!!!!!
I love that you did the vinyl. I'm pretty sure it's Bon Scott on the bagpipes. Watch the video later, it will show you
Yes, him and two other hired hands from a pipe band.
I like how you brought out the vinyl. Subbing. This is one of my favorite bands......I was 15 when this came out. Boomers are cooler than people think :)
Beautiful women disappoint sometimes AC/DC never does
I think Ted Albert, owner of Albert's Studios & older brother George Young were the ones that said bagpipes had to be there in the song. Bon grabbed some money from the studio & ran around the corner where there was a bagpipe shop, bought quite a pricey set, & ran back to the studio. Former bassist Mark Evans, who was there, said it hilarious watching Bon, Malcolm, & Angus, try to put them together, swearing & carrying on! He described the scene as three Scotsman all trying to figure out how to solve a Scottish Rubik's puzzle!
I’ve never heard this one. love AC/DC. Thanks!!!!
JA, you had me at Vinyl,,,, heh heh heh,,, love me some old school bon scott ac dc, you know it makes sense subbed
The Best to do it…
Bon Scott used to be in 2 bands before ACDC . And in both bands he played wind instruments .
Bagpipes and recorder 😎
@@bowlingstoned2113 The Valentine's & Fraternity - Bon before ACDC
@@guitarman8462 I've seen his footage with Fraternity and even then the dude showed promise. Fortunately his legacy always lives on with his jams 😎
Live wire off the same album is great
Bon Scott was a genius on stage... Wish I could have seen him live!!! He died before I turned 7 years old.... He was the best front man.. I like Brian Johnson, and where he took ACDC, after Bon died...but Brian is not the front man that Bon was... Try "Whole Lotta Rosie ", by ACDC, with Bon Scott....
Here's a neat bit of trivia for you - Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' is the number one selling album of all time. It united genres, and all music fans loved it. #2 on the all time list is AC/DC's 'Back in Black' album, because it does the same. Everyone loves their music, and not to take anything away from MJ, but it's harder for a lot of music listeners who aren't rock fans to give AC/DC a try while it's much easier for everyone to try MJ. So, it's always great to see reactions to AC/DC music because we (older listeners) all know you'll love their music because you're giving them a chance =)
Love your reaction Alex good job brother.
Thats a bad ass tune right there 🤘❤️ cant no body say their head was’nt banging
You don't see vinyl anymore,I used to have the Aussie release,ours were Alberts and I think that's alsnta records they released in the states
Love you’re research and respect for the history of the releases and your accurate knowledge. Appreciated. 🔥🫡⚡️
High Voltage international release is basically a best of album from they first 2 Australian only releases High Voltage & TNT. They did add a completely different sing in Love at first Feel.
Was,is,and always will be my favorite album from them rip to the best lead singer bon scott ✌️
While jamming on new songs in the studio, co-producer George Young (the older brother of Angus and Malcolm) recalled that Bon Scott had once been in a pipe band and encouraged the band to experiment with incorporating bagpipes into the song. Scott left the studio that day and returned with a set of bagpipes purchased at a Park Street music store at what was an extortionately high price (AU$479- the equivalent of about 6 weeks wages) at the time. Bassist Mark Evans would later muse that the amount “would have bought two Strats”. Simply putting the pipe-set together proved tricky, and it became apparent Scott had never played the instrument before, having in fact been a drummer in the aforementioned pipe band. Nonetheless, Scott taught himself to play well enough to record and perform the song (initially with the help of tape loops).
However, playing the song live was made difficult by the fact that the whole band would have to tune to the drone pipe. Thus the song, though iconic of the band's early repertoire, was probably played live no more than 30 times The last occasion was in 1976, following an incident where Scott set down the pipe-set at the corner of a stage during a concert at St Albans High School in St Albans, Victoria, Australia and they were destroyed by fans. Subsequent (relatively rare) live performances employed a recording of the song's bagpipe track or an extended guitar solo by Angus Young.
React to 2 of SRV's songs live from Austin, Texas. Voodoo Child and Look At Little Sister. You WILL NOT be disappointed !
Actually they a Scottish rock band that moved to Australia
I thought the Young's where from York or Newcastle.
As far as I can tell this is the only song Brian has never sung from the Bon era, well I have never heard Brian sing it anywhere myself, I think it was quite personal to the original band members and especially Bon era fans and they never wanted to go there. I wasn't even 2 years old before Bon died but was raised with all the Bon era vinyls from my dad and we didn't really start listening to Back In Black, Hells Bells etc until late 80's and then started listening to more Brian songs once Thunderstruck was released and I personally wouldn't want Brian singing It's a Long Way To The Top because it wouldn't sound right to me.
There are other rock bands that intragrated bagpipes into their music. I could probably name at least 5.
@Vern Sherris "The Real McKenzie's", have pipes in almost every song.
@Vern Sherris They are a Canadian based band. Last national and world tours were in 2022. Type in their name in youtube and a bunch of song/videos will pop up. From single songs, full albums and live concerts
Hey Alex. Give Jamiroquai a go, I promise you won’t regret it! Start with “Alright” (official video)
I love Brian Johnson's vocals but ACDC after back in Black was hit-and-miss for me. But I love everything that bon Scott was on.
Check out acdc song... Ride on.
BRIAN JOHNSON'S VOICE HAS A FAR BETTER HARD ROCK SOUND THAN BON SCOTT'S VOICE. Bon Scott sounded like he hadn't hit puberty yet, he sounded like Justin Bieber. Now we know the truth.
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