This is my AC/DC! I am in no way trying to throw shade on those that grew up with the Brian Johnson years; kudos to this band for finding another incredible front man and forging such an amazing career. But Bon is the MAN!
Never heard of AC/DC or Bon when he was alive. First heard their music when Back in Black came out. Heard Bon's music when Dirty Deeds was released in the United States in 81
Saw them on this tour as a teenager. Of all the artists I've been fortunate to see over the years, I never saw a band work harder to please the audience as these guys. Great choice!
of all the bands and artists I've heard people say they have seen live, that I have not, this one kinda makes me a bit jealous...I fucking LOVE Bon Scott!
This is the AC/DC line up that I saw in 1976 as a 17 year old in a small venue with a 500 capacity crowd. Knew that they would be massive. Been a huge fan, still am at 64. Amazing how many young folks are discovering them.
The tightest rhythm section in rock. Malcolm, Phil and Cliff laid it down so Angus could go wild. Malcolm created a style that he never wavered from. Thank goodness!
This was Bon Scott the former singer that actually died Feb 19 1980. Brian Johnson took over on the Back in Black album. But yes he sounds similar. Bon Scott was actually second singer in the band . Dave Evans was first. Band started 1973.
Hang on your saying Brian sounds similar to Bonn that's an insult to both singers they are totally different and btw Bonn is the sound of ac even tho I love Brian
I was around 9 years old when ACDC came on the scene here in Australia, and for the first time I heard them I was addicted. So, I was very lucky to grow with them and watch them become megastars. I have all of their 13 albums, and they are without a doubt, my all-time favorite band. I Just love to watch their WOW ! reaction and the instant smile and nodding of the head to the beat of their music, that these people on these reaction channels experience.
Great to see the younger generation discover the sounds of my generation. My nomination for AC/DC reaction video… “WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE!” And of course, with Bon Scott on vocals. The AC/DC I grew up with was with Bon Scott as the front man. He was Scottish (he even plays bagpipes when they perform “Long Way To The Top” through the streets on top of a truck, check that out too.) He met up with the Youngs after he moved to Australia and the rest is history. Brian was the best replacement they could have hoped for after Bon died, and he has done a great job, but even he admits that there is, and will only ever be, one Bon Scott. One thing, this is not sanitised modern dance music, it is about raw energy. It does not call for choreography, you have to clear away the furniture, put away any breakable stuff, crank up the volume and just totally let go.
My favorite slow song by AC/DC is “Ride On” which has a strong blues vibe. Same album also has “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” which is a bit slower song that still rocks IMO! Saw them in Mpls in the nineties; been to a lot of concerts and that one, to this day, stands out as the Best of All Time! Entertaining, high energy and they sounded great. Angus Young was unforgettable! 🎸🤘
Hello Miss Rebeka !!! Who Doesn't Enjoy some AC / DC !!! I Continue to look forward to All your Photos, Shorts & Reaction video's Keep' em coming !! Like Button has been Illuminated 😁
Hair reaction number two. You look great with braided hair. I used to drive band equipment for famous music bands and one of my last gigs was AC/DC. I almost got in trouble crashing their private practice. It was very cool being the only one in the audience. I did it to Bon Jovi, as well - twice. 👿. I'm such a bad boy. 🤗
Great pick. Bad Boy Boogie from that same concert is amazing as well. As far as I'm concerned, every song they played at that show was the best live version of that song they ever performed. It's is definitely #1 on my time machine concert list.
Hi Rebeka, glad you enjoyed it, much prefer AC/DC when Bon Scott was frontman and this was back in the days when bands regularly played at universities! Keep on rockin' as always beautiful girl
AC/DC in the early days, with Bon Scott as a frontman, was a powder keg. But when Brian Johnson came in, everything finally exploded. 🤘AMAZING SONG, LEGENDARY BAND, GREAT REACTION BECKS 🤘
Now that is how folks need to be reacting to the baddest rockingist band in history. Every song is a head banger❤️🤘. New subscriber for this very reason
The late 70s, AC/DC with Bon Scott up front, as good as it gets. Takes me back to the wild nights in the local pub where I lived, where the beer flowed and rock bands would play live in the marijuana haze of the crowded bar, with motorbikes all lined up outside. A couple of times I zonked out at the end and woke up there in the morning for the freezing cold ride home. The stuff we used to put ourselves through.
Very cool 😎 these guys are great. They have been around for a half century and their sound really hasn't changed. With AC/DC you know exactly what you are going to get, hard guitar fueled rocknroll love it or hate it. Me? I love it ❤️ Slow song? The Jack
This was an early AC/DC song from 1977 - the band's 4th record (also called 'Let there be rock')... Bon Scott was on vocals in this 1978 performance... and sadly, he passed away in 1980 after asphyxiating on his vomit after passing out from heavy drinking. Bon Scott's contribution to AC/DC was nothing short of invaluable... he had this voice and delivery that was gritty and powerful, and that inspired brothers Angus and Malcolm Young to crank up the volume and sleaze in AC/DC, after getting an early start w/ their first singer Dave Evans in their club/ bar days in Australia. AC/DC would have been a very different band without Bon Scott 🤘🤘
I was 19 when he died, and had seen them live with him a lot as a teenager. The first person I cried over without knowing him, broke my heart!! Still miss him so much!!
Good reaction! Rebeka, never heard of AC DC as "he", but you're learning, lol. And a couple of slower, Bon Scott era, songs I will recommend are 'Ride On' & 'Aint No Fun Waiting 'Round To Be A Millionaire '. Both songs from the album, 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap'. Thanks for your reaction! 🎸🤘🍻
I'm definitely subscribing to your Channel the fact is you let the song play before you talk cuz honestly I already know this music it's just nice to watch somebody else enjoy it also and actually listen to it before they make an opinion plus it's almost like having a friend over to listen to some music without the all the Chit Chat very :-) :-) sorry that's the alcohol talking
If you want to hear some things that add a lot of colour to this era of AC/DC - the Valentines "Build me Up Buttercup" (which was a totally different style of music bubblegum pop with Bon Scott in the band), The Easybeats "Friday on My Mind" which has Harry Vanda and George Young playing guitar doing incredibly complicated but simple sounding chord progressions - they went on to be big writer/producers and produced the first 5 or 6 AC/DC albums and George's younger brothers are Malcolm & Angus and lastly Evie parts 1,2,3 by Stevie Wright which was written by Vanda & Young and Malcolm played lead guitar on the studio version but the live version is insanely good prime 70's Rock that takes you on a journey.
So you asked for a slow song by AC/DC. Check out "Ride On" official audio version. It's difficult to find a live version with good enough quality. "Ride On" is a different side of AC/DC. It's more of a slow, bluesy song that I absolutely love. RIP, Bon Scott. Angus Young has a great solo in this one that just fits perfectly. Also, If/When you decide to do another Iron Maiden reaction, check out "Dance of Death" En Vivo! Epic live performance, one of the best from Maiden! :)
ACDC "RIDE ON" VERY Good Song Back in the day with Bon Scott! It is a slow tune Every man has felt this way when it comes to a woman! Be cool stay safe!!!
first band I saw.. 14yo... in Melbourne '75... daytime show with a zillion skinheads and sharpies.. and I was only surfie kid... skins and sharps hated surfers... I survived but had ring in my ears for about 2 days... was awesome..they looked exactly like this
Second reaction I see on your channel...and Yeah!!!! I am writing the same comment again: This is how a reaction should be!!! Listen and enjoy the entire song and, at the end, analyze it and, if necessary, watch some part of the video again. I'm tired of seeing reactions that pause the song, over and over again. And they call themselves vocal coaches... So congratulations!!! You have a new follower (as long as you don't abandon hard rock/heavy metal). Congratulations again and greetings from Spain
Felicidades Rebecka!! Eres muy joven y sabes apreciar muy bien la excelente música del Rock de la década de 1970. Pocos jóvenes tan sensibles a la buena música hay hoy en día,dónde abunda la música que es pura basura Eres grande.....
Rebeka..I'm ignorant for the most part regarding AC/DC but I'm a Brian Johnson fan...he made the bang Iconic and unforgettable. Really like his songs fervently. Have you ever reacted to "AC/DC-Who Made Who"
Other great live performances to check out - Alter Bridge - Blackbird Live at Amsterdam, Frank Marino Somethings Comin' Our Way Live at the Agora Theatre and Helloween - How Many Tears (Live in Wacken 2018)
The " Live In Paris " & Live At Donington " are my favs . The one at River Plate , I was there . And everyone says it was the best . Although what most don't realize that no matter who plays there , the crowd is the same . I saw " The Police reunion " & " Eric Clapton " among other bands. And River Plate is my fav ⚽team. If you think ACDC live at River Plate is a crowd , watch River Plate when they play at home 🏆⚽. It's 10 times more crazier 😉
The lead singer , Bon Scot , died in Feb. 1980...... less than 2 years after this performance. Most of the available videos , records and CD’s are of his replacement singer, Brian Johnston..... who is still singing with the band if they are still performing. lol Bon had told the band to hire Brian if anything should happen to him...... when he died, the band members forgot all about that. When they were almost ready to give up on finding a suitable replacement, someone mentioned or suggested Brian...... only then did they remember Bons earlier request. Excuse me if I am wrong, but I think you might be confusing more recent videos of Brian with the older videos of Bon ?
it is not "him"! it is them! Malcolm, Angus, Bon, Cliff, and undeniably Phil on the drums that were and forever will be my favorite carnation of AC/DC. no dis to Dave Evans, and Mark Evans as well as the numerous drummers, (one of which has a pizza joint in Australia which is on my bucket list of places to go), but the afore mentioned members are gods to me. rip Bon and Mal' !!!!!!!
Rebeka, I haven't read the other comments but this was AC/DC's frontman, Bon Scott who passed away in 1980 after a party. You have heard probably the actual singer, Brian Johnson who got called to replace, and till this day is their lead singer
😔 Sadly, the first time I got to see them, was seven months after Bon died in 1980. I had all of their albums up until then and did want to see them with Bon. But their Back in Black album was already out and Brian didn't disappoint.
Brian joining AC/DC was the best music business decision ever…along with Prince firing Al O’Neal, Jimmy Jamm and Terry Lewis….and Johnny Gill replacing Bobby Brown in New Edition 😂😂😂 All this happened in the 80s God, I’m old😂
Produced by none other then older brother George who back in the day was bass guitarist 🎸 for another great band The Easybeats. So now review their biggest hit "Friday On My Mind" and revel in the 60's for a bit
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This is my AC/DC! I am in no way trying to throw shade on those that grew up with the Brian Johnson years; kudos to this band for finding another incredible front man and forging such an amazing career. But Bon is the MAN!
Gotta agree.
Never heard of AC/DC or Bon when he was alive. First heard their music when Back in Black came out. Heard Bon's music when Dirty Deeds was released in the United States in 81
Agree! Bon is the man!!!!!
Agree totally, the new guy is ok but Bon was the real deal
Yeh but imagine this,if we had RUclips back then and were reacting to music nearly 50yo we'd be reacting to the 20s. Now that's scary
Saw them on this tour as a teenager. Of all the artists I've been fortunate to see over the years, I never saw a band work harder to please the audience as these guys. Great choice!
of all the bands and artists I've heard people say they have seen live, that I have not, this one kinda makes me a bit jealous...I fucking LOVE Bon Scott!
They are so good. It reminds me my teenage years when i started to play guitar.
I've seen a band work harder, Men at Work.
Thank you so much.✨
This is the AC/DC line up that I saw in 1976 as a 17 year old in a small venue with a 500 capacity crowd. Knew that they would be massive. Been a huge fan, still am at 64. Amazing how many young folks are discovering them.
The tightest rhythm section in rock. Malcolm, Phil and Cliff laid it down so Angus could go wild. Malcolm created a style that he never wavered from. Thank goodness!
R.I.P. Bon!! You were the best!! Thanks for all your magical performances!
That drummer is working!
Yes my son is a drummer! He has said it’s much harder to play the same beat over and over at a fast pace then to be alternating beats and speeds..
Angus and Bon get the accolades, but shout out to Phil Rudd killing it on drums. What a performance.
Malcolm was the glue that held this band together.. It was the brothers Angus and Malcolm that made this band what it was.
Phil Rudd.
The original drum machine.
So was Philip Witschke, who apparently replaced Rudd that night. :Þ
Must admit, though, that I never get tired of seeing Chris Slade beat the crap out of the drums on the Thunderstruck official video.
💯 %😊
This was Bon Scott the former singer that actually died Feb 19 1980. Brian Johnson took over on the Back in Black album. But yes he sounds similar. Bon Scott was actually second singer in the band . Dave Evans was first. Band started 1973.
Hang on your saying Brian sounds similar to Bonn that's an insult to both singers they are totally different and btw Bonn is the sound of ac even tho I love Brian
Didn't know that, thanks bro, rock on 🙈🙊🙉
Please....... the band was going nowhere until they removed Dave Evans.
AC / DC was born the moment they signed Bon Scot.
Bon actually discovered Brian when Brian was singing with Geordie. Bon was telling the guys how good he was and they remembered him when Bon passed.
@murdoch691 just say they don't sound alike to you. You don't speak for everyone
They were just brilliant back then. Nobody was better
I was around 9 years old when ACDC came on the scene here in Australia, and for the first time I heard them I was addicted. So, I was very lucky to grow with them and watch them become megastars. I have all of their 13 albums, and they are without a doubt, my all-time favorite band. I Just love to watch their WOW ! reaction and the instant smile and nodding of the head to the beat of their music, that these people on these reaction channels experience.
Angus is 67 years old and still has just as much energy on stage now as he did then
He just turned 68. 😁
Great to see the younger generation discover the sounds of my generation. My nomination for AC/DC reaction video… “WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE!” And of course, with Bon Scott on vocals. The AC/DC I grew up with was with Bon Scott as the front man. He was Scottish (he even plays bagpipes when they perform “Long Way To The Top” through the streets on top of a truck, check that out too.) He met up with the Youngs after he moved to Australia and the rest is history. Brian was the best replacement they could have hoped for after Bon died, and he has done a great job, but even he admits that there is, and will only ever be, one Bon Scott. One thing, this is not sanitised modern dance music, it is about raw energy. It does not call for choreography, you have to clear away the furniture, put away any breakable stuff, crank up the volume and just totally let go.
My favorite slow song by AC/DC is “Ride On” which has a strong blues vibe. Same album also has “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” which is a bit slower song that still rocks IMO! Saw them in Mpls in the nineties; been to a lot of concerts and that one, to this day, stands out as the Best of All Time! Entertaining, high energy and they sounded great. Angus Young was unforgettable! 🎸🤘
These guys were always insane and a train rushing off the tracks!
Rock In Peace Bon! Forever Malcolm Young! Long live AC/DC! Love your reaction enthusiasm !❤
Thank you so much.✨
I too saw AC/DC in the last half of the 70's live in a place just like the one in the video. it was amazing growing up in San Francisco 60's and 70's.
Hello Miss Rebeka !!! Who Doesn't Enjoy some AC / DC !!!
I Continue to look forward to All your Photos, Shorts & Reaction video's Keep' em coming !! Like Button has been Illuminated 😁
I got to see them 3 times in the 70's and yes Bon is the man❤
Hair reaction number two. You look great with braided hair.
I used to drive band equipment for famous music bands and one of my last gigs was AC/DC. I almost got in trouble crashing their private practice. It was very cool being the only one in the audience. I did it to Bon Jovi, as well - twice. 👿. I'm such a bad boy. 🤗
Thank you so much.✨
Great pick. Bad Boy Boogie from that same concert is amazing as well. As far as I'm concerned, every song they played at that show was the best live version of that song they ever performed. It's is definitely #1 on my time machine concert list.
Thank you so much.✨
Bek,
YOU have selected a killer-high energy video. Bon Scott was a party animal. And a great front-man.....This is a great video!!!
Calm your t*ts, Mike. For god’s sake man.
Hi Rebeka, glad you enjoyed it, much prefer AC/DC when Bon Scott was frontman and this was back in the days when bands regularly played at universities! Keep on rockin' as always beautiful girl
Thank you so much.✨
AC/DC in the early days, with Bon Scott as a frontman, was a powder keg.
But when Brian Johnson came in, everything finally exploded.
🤘AMAZING SONG, LEGENDARY BAND, GREAT REACTION BECKS 🤘
Other way around Bon Scott is the better singer
@@MusicMovies67 absolutely. I’m with u on that one. Bon was out of this world.
Thank you so much.✨
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic U r welcome, Becks.
Now that is how folks need to be reacting to the baddest rockingist band in history. Every song is a head banger❤️🤘. New subscriber for this very reason
Thank you so much.✨
The late 70s, AC/DC with Bon Scott up front, as good as it gets. Takes me back to the wild nights in the local pub where I lived, where the beer flowed and rock bands would play live in the marijuana haze of the crowded bar, with motorbikes all lined up outside. A couple of times I zonked out at the end and woke up there in the morning for the freezing cold ride home. The stuff we used to put ourselves through.
Hardwork and pure passion is why they are the kings
I think massive talent helps.
Very cool 😎 these guys are great. They have been around for a half century and their sound really hasn't changed. With AC/DC you know exactly what you are going to get, hard guitar fueled rocknroll love it or hate it. Me? I love it ❤️
Slow song? The Jack
Night prowler 🤟
"Love Hungry Man", "If You Want Blood", ""Ride On." Anything with Bon.
Rebeka, great reaction, as always! I recommend 2 songs from AC/DC: "Who made who" and "Money talks".
Thank you so much.✨
THAT... was one of the best live versions of this ive EVER seen!!!!!!!!!! ty for posting.... peace
Brings rears to my eyes
This was an early AC/DC song from 1977 - the band's 4th record (also called 'Let there be rock')... Bon Scott was on vocals in this 1978 performance... and sadly, he passed away in 1980 after asphyxiating on his vomit after passing out from heavy drinking.
Bon Scott's contribution to AC/DC was nothing short of invaluable... he had this voice and delivery that was gritty and powerful, and that inspired brothers Angus and Malcolm Young to crank up the volume and sleaze in AC/DC, after getting an early start w/ their first singer Dave Evans in their club/ bar days in Australia.
AC/DC would have been a very different band without Bon Scott 🤘🤘
John Bonham died the same way in September of that year 1980! Two legends gone in the same year!
I was 19 when he died, and had seen them live with him a lot as a teenager. The first person I cried over without knowing him, broke my heart!! Still miss him so much!!
Great song choice to react Rebeka
Good reaction! Rebeka, never heard of AC DC as "he", but you're learning, lol. And a couple of slower, Bon Scott era, songs I will recommend are 'Ride On' & 'Aint No Fun Waiting 'Round To Be A Millionaire '. Both songs from the album, 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap'. Thanks for your reaction! 🎸🤘🍻
Thank you so much.✨
Bon's music lives on for many generations. Brian is performing for many who weren't alive during the Bon era
I'm definitely subscribing to your Channel the fact is you let the song play before you talk cuz honestly I already know this music it's just nice to watch somebody else enjoy it also and actually listen to it before they make an opinion plus it's almost like having a friend over to listen to some music without the all the Chit Chat very :-) :-) sorry that's the alcohol talking
Came out of the Glasgow Apolo after experiencing this, couldn't hear for three days lol, RIP BON and Malcolm
All 5 foot tall Angus hammering away, one of GOATs.
Glad I found this channel! This sound is wild
Let There Be Rock...and there was Bon Scott!!!! Congratulations on the 40K Rebeka!!
Thank you so much.✨
If you want to hear some things that add a lot of colour to this era of AC/DC - the Valentines "Build me Up Buttercup" (which was a totally different style of music bubblegum pop with Bon Scott in the band), The Easybeats "Friday on My Mind" which has Harry Vanda and George Young playing guitar doing incredibly complicated but simple sounding chord progressions - they went on to be big writer/producers and produced the first 5 or 6 AC/DC albums and George's younger brothers are Malcolm & Angus and lastly Evie parts 1,2,3 by Stevie Wright which was written by Vanda & Young and Malcolm played lead guitar on the studio version but the live version is insanely good prime 70's Rock that takes you on a journey.
Rock music is what it's about, the instruments ! The singing is secondary, that's why I can truly enjoy all bands no matter whose voice 🎸🥁
Wow love AC/DC and you really rockin those cutie pigtails!❤
First saw AC/DC on tv in 1974 (I was 23) .. I went holy crap!!! .. ran straight out & bought TNT.. huge fan.
So you asked for a slow song by AC/DC. Check out "Ride On" official audio version. It's difficult to find a live version with good enough quality. "Ride On" is a different side of AC/DC. It's more of a slow, bluesy song that I absolutely love. RIP, Bon Scott. Angus Young has a great solo in this one that just fits perfectly. Also, If/When you decide to do another Iron Maiden reaction, check out "Dance of Death" En Vivo! Epic live performance, one of the best from Maiden! :)
Night prowler 🤟
@@ericklein5927 Absolutely!
Fun! isn't it? My eardrums took some hits over the years with this one.
Bad ass rock from my youth yeah 🤘
ACDC "RIDE ON" VERY Good Song Back in the day with Bon Scott! It is a slow tune Every man has felt this way when it comes to a woman! Be cool stay safe!!!
AC/DC Raw, thank you
Absolute fire..magic/passion
first band I saw.. 14yo... in Melbourne '75... daytime show with a zillion skinheads and sharpies.. and I was only surfie kid... skins and sharps hated surfers... I survived but had ring in my ears for about 2 days... was awesome..they looked exactly like this
I am 66 and found myself chair dancing as well! Thank you for being you!
Thank you so much.✨
Not to be creepy, but she is stunning.
Has to be my favourite acdc song.
Phil, torturing his kit. Love it.
Let there be ACDC 🎉🎉🎉
Pioneers of real rock and roll no bullshit …passion
Riff Raff is another firebolt with great angus solos
Respect to the BBC for filming university gigs and showing it on national tv. :)
This looks like a real pub rock gig.
"Who Made Who" is what your asking for!
AC/DC rocks their concerts. I was like 10 rolls back when I saw them.....Love concerts. Shit what else am I gonna do with my money. lol...
Second reaction I see on your channel...and Yeah!!!! I am writing the same comment again: This is how a reaction should be!!! Listen and enjoy the entire song and, at the end, analyze it and, if necessary, watch some part of the video again. I'm tired of seeing reactions that pause the song, over and over again. And they call themselves vocal coaches...
So congratulations!!! You have a new follower (as long as you don't abandon hard rock/heavy metal).
Congratulations again and greetings from Spain
Thank you so much.✨
The one, the only, the legend...in all his bare chested glory!!! Bon Scott!!!!!!
I saw them that year at Amarillo Texas. My first concert. After Bon died I could not bring myself to listen to their new stuff for a few years.
A good slow ACDC song is The Jack a live version always shows how much fun they had with it with Brian Johnson on vocals!
Felicidades Rebecka!!
Eres muy joven y sabes apreciar muy bien la excelente música del Rock de la década de 1970.
Pocos jóvenes tan sensibles a la buena música hay hoy en día,dónde abunda la música que es pura basura
Eres grande.....
Rebeka..I'm ignorant for the most part regarding AC/DC but I'm a Brian Johnson fan...he made the bang Iconic and unforgettable. Really like his songs fervently. Have you ever reacted to "AC/DC-Who Made Who"
They did a ballad with Bon Scott called "Love song", but it kinda hard to find.
THANKS😎
Got to see them with Bon in 78 and Brian in 82. Both rocked the House!!
And it is impossible to compare them. Both were so good in different ways.
fast forward to AC/DC Live at River Plate 2009.. the crowd,, 1st 2 songs "Runaway Train",,and Hell ain't a bad place to be" shows the crowd...
The best in da bizz
Other great live performances to check out - Alter Bridge - Blackbird Live at Amsterdam, Frank Marino Somethings Comin' Our Way Live at the Agora Theatre and Helloween - How Many Tears (Live in Wacken 2018)
The " Live In Paris " & Live At Donington " are my favs . The one at River Plate , I was there . And everyone says it was the best . Although what most don't realize that no matter who plays there , the crowd is the same . I saw " The Police reunion " & " Eric Clapton " among other bands. And River Plate is my fav ⚽team. If you think ACDC live at River Plate is a crowd , watch River Plate when they play at home 🏆⚽. It's 10 times more crazier 😉
Damn Phil and Cliff had that pocket tight!!! Also, hadn't Phil already been going by Rudd instead of his birth name Witschke at this point?
Rebeka sei da shock 🌹
The lead singer , Bon Scot , died in Feb. 1980...... less than 2 years after this performance.
Most of the available videos , records and CD’s are of his replacement singer, Brian Johnston..... who is still singing with the band if they are still performing. lol
Bon had told the band to hire Brian if anything should happen to him...... when he died, the band members forgot all about that.
When they were almost ready to give up on finding a suitable replacement, someone mentioned or suggested Brian...... only then did they remember Bons earlier request.
Excuse me if I am wrong, but I think you might be confusing more recent videos of Brian with the older videos of Bon ?
Hi Rebeka. What a band, mind i have to say, Brian for me!
##passion and work
it is not "him"! it is them! Malcolm, Angus, Bon, Cliff, and undeniably Phil on the drums that were and forever will be my favorite carnation of AC/DC. no dis to Dave Evans, and Mark Evans as well as the numerous drummers, (one of which has a pizza joint in Australia which is on my bucket list of places to go), but the afore mentioned members are gods to me. rip Bon and Mal' !!!!!!!
RIP Bon and Malcolm, never forgotten 🤘
Pure, discilated rock and roll.
Rebeka, I haven't read the other comments but this was AC/DC's frontman, Bon Scott who passed away in 1980 after a party. You have heard probably the actual singer, Brian Johnson who got called to replace, and till this day is their lead singer
Watch 'High Voltage' from Live at Donington in 91!!!
Ride On great slow tune🤘🏻🌹
Pure Acdc
lady your first comments after the kick in "f..k me" yup thats AC/DC
This is silly good
😔 Sadly, the first time I got to see them, was seven months after Bon died in 1980. I had all of their albums up until then and did want to see them with Bon. But their Back in Black album was already out and Brian didn't disappoint.
Brian joining AC/DC was the best music business decision ever…along with Prince firing Al O’Neal, Jimmy Jamm and Terry Lewis….and Johnny Gill replacing Bobby Brown in New Edition 😂😂😂
All this happened in the 80s God, I’m old😂
Livewire monsters of rock 79
Acdc was blazing trails at this time ..fuck kiss and all these pretty boy bands ..Acdc just rocked
nice find beka :)
Thank you so much.✨
Angus young was so great 👍😃
Best no bullshit band in the biz ..still
Your my rocker chick! Would love to go to a concert with you 😘💋❤️🥰😍
Produced by none other then older brother George who back in the day was bass guitarist 🎸 for another great band The Easybeats. So now review their biggest hit "Friday On My Mind" and revel in the 60's for a bit
I might suggest "Sin City" as a slower one, or even slower maybe "Night Prowler".
Ride on is definitely slower, and a good swan song for Bon
Phil Rudd: MACHINE