@@toddinthemiddleThat makes no sense, Einstein. Because Ringo was the only drummer in The Beatles. Btw: Angus said, he wasnt even the best guitarist in his family
I remember seeing an interview with Angus where he had won some award for greatest guitarist or something like that.. When the interviewer ask how it felt to receive such an accolade, he replied he wasn't the greatest, he wasn't even the best guitarist in his own band. Couple of legends right there... RIP Malcolm.
Came to this video to object about talking about Malcolm Young while holding an Angus Young Gibson SG; stayed through the end to listen to the wonderful rendition of his riffs while remembering that gentle, humble man and brilliant musician who left us so soon. Malcolm was always there, keeping his feet solidly planted in the ground and his hands perfectly in rhythm so that his younger brother could fly and make us wild. If all of us had a bigger brother like Malcolm, the world would be a so much better place. Thanks for making this video and honoring Malcolm Young.
AC/DC is one of my all-time favourite bands and I always felt that Malcolm was criminally underrated as a guitarist, his playing was so rock-solid and the perfect compliment to Angus' wild leads. RIP my man, and thanks for teaching us all how to play guitar
There is no band that does hard rock and great grooves as well as AC/DC. People claim its simple but I NEVER hear anyone come close to capturing that raw and powerful rhythm that they do. It was made almost singularly from the genius of Malcolm Young: the secret weapon of AC/DC and the heart and so of the band
Dude we were playing Malcolm Young perfectly 40 years ago.....on our air guitars! I'm 55 now and still love their music particularly from the Bon Scott era.
I remember in the '90's, Angus Young did a column in a guitar magazine, so he did "Here's something cool that Malcolm did..." The next month, "Here's another awesome Malcolm riff." Total class act!
What makes AC/DC great, is that they have a deep understanding of what the essence of heavy rock really is, and with them you already know what you are going to get, and then they give it to you! And Malcom's parts are the ones that reveal the magic formula.
He certainly was my first & only guitar teacher, that was in 1974, & i'm still learning. It's not what you're playing, it's HOW you're playing AC/DC riffs that makes the difference. It's a shame it's taken most people so long to realise how it works. RIP Mr Rhythm.
The best along with cliff and Phil the power trio no one can beat. That's why Angus is so good he doesn't need to worry bout anything apart from falling off stage
Brian johnson, sting and Mark knopfler were born within a ten mile radius from where i was born. Make me feel proud to be a geordie. Most of your listeners won't know what a geordie is. Look it up.
Most of us don't care, man. You could have been born in the same bed as them, and you are still not them. I once hit notes on Beethoven's original piano in the 1970s and I am still an idiot and can't play piano. ;-)
just hearing the intro, before you started playing your guitar, I hit the 'like' button. YOU get it. Why Malcolm Young is one of or perhaps, even, the most influential guitarist in rock.
I've always liked ACDC to a degree but then I tried playing some of their songs on Guitar and my appreciation and respect for their music has grown tremendously. Such amazing and powerful tone from those chords.
There’s a lot of songs that I’d put above some of these like “Theres gonna be some rockin” or even “Overdose” or “Show business”. The songs that were played do show what genius that Malcolm brought to the table. But I feel the even more blues inspired stuff than the iconic deserve some recognition as well.
Thank you my friend! I needed this to encourage me to shuffle my favorite Bon Scott era CDs back at the top!! Lots of memories for me as I enter my 4th decade following these rockers! I know there are way too many heavy licks in Malcolm's tenure to get them all in this spot but I would have loved to heard you jam the intro to Night Prowler!! (My fav lyrics by Bon) Thanks again! Rock on.
Bravo Danilo. Thank You for mentioning your SG isn't a Gretsch. That clearly shows you know your stuff. Malcolm really loved his Gretsch and boy didn't he produce some incredible tones with it. Love all the riffs you selected but "Jailbreak" and "Highway To Hell" along with "TNT" and "It's a Long Way ..." are "AC/DC 101" to us Aussies. Malcolm had this wonderful knack of using simple chord progressions to produce powerful melodic rhythm tracks which provided fantastic landscapes for Angus to soar over. The Bon Scott era of AC/DC was much loved by us Aussies. No disrespect to Brian who has done a wonderful job. But for many of us, AC/DC was never the same after Bon left the building!
I'm playing air guitar listening to this. AC/DC are by far my favourite band, not a single bad song in their entire catalogue, this video is a nice tribute, RIP Malcolm.
you're right...there are a bunch of bad songs in their entire catalogue. their last 3 albums had a bunch of stinkers on them. they shoulda hung it up after stiff upper lip.
It's also the timing of the chords. Listen to Back and Black and those nanoseconds longer than the next two chords is what makes the magic. Thanks for including For Those About To Rock. Everything about the guitar in the tune is genius.
They were super fortunate to meet 2 singers that could compliment all of these killer riffs. Without that synchronicity they would have become a footnote in the halls of obscure instrument driven bands.
Not as fortunate as you think .....they were guided early on by Harry Vanda and George Young ( Angus and Malcoms older brother) Those two knew their way around the music industry and would have given great advice . Both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson had been around the music industry for many years in other bands and were very experienced . They were both very considered choices by some very smart operators.
A, G and D chords but played in so many creative and different ways... music isn't that complicated, but it is complicated to create you own sound, this guy did it great!
They did during the ballbreaker tour, I assume they didnt during the Stiff upper lip tour because they already had a lot of changes happening in the setlist. After that kinda makes sense as brian couldn't get his voice that high and the band had to change tuning on the black ice tour.
Well done! Massive DC fan and have been mimicking Malcom’s sound for years. You’re probably the only RUclips guitarist who’s nailed his push/pulls and muting. Great work!!
Você é muito bom! I got to see AC/DC in 1978 at Day on the Green in Oakland. They were awesome. Bon Scott walked way out into the audience with Angus riding on his shoulders while he was playing Let There be Rock.
Malcolm was to the writing and recording process as Angus is to the live show. HUGE loss when he passed and criminally under rated as a rhythm guitarist. If you know, you know. RIP Malcolm Young
WOW , ALL I CAN Say!! they had some kind of magic and driving force in their sound which seemed to me to touch a core of power inside us. and your playing!! awesome, wish you had a web site of instructional courses on various topics and styles.
Danilo you are a legend my friend, they have been my band since my early days of being a teenager, I used to pay $2.00 to see them perform at my school and when I was old enough $5.00 to see them perform in my local pubs here in Melbourne, now I am 62 and keep their music alive singing with my band over here, even AC/DC first singer Dave Evans owns some of my amps he uses on stage, you just brought some magic to me knowing how my boys have travelled around the world and injected pure Rock-n-roll to everyone thank you brother, all I can say is my motto keep Rockin
Great stuff! I know it's impossible to encompass all of the great ones in 1 top 10 list, but here are some of my also-ran favorites: -Beatin' Around the Bush -What's Next to the Moon -Live Wire -Gone Shootin' -She's Got Balls -Overdose -Rock and Roll Singer
This is the greatest AC/DC playing that isn’t obviously the man himself. I loved everything about the playing sounded so amazing. I cannot say how much I love the tone of all the riffs. I love For Those About To Rock for the reason you said. Perfection! I also think that shot down in flames should deserve a mention, that is one of their greatest riffs in my opinion 🤘🤘 Thanks for this video!
Good summation of what was at work within the AC/DC harmonious clockwork precisional magical engagement of Malcolm & Angus output as a dangerous force to be reckoned with, some genius is so simple.
A big Ac/dc fan from let there be Rock on each Album is very very Different from the last one of the greatest hard rock bands ever thank you for sharing Rock N Roll
I have to agree with you man, Malcom is who I think of when it comes to rhythm. I’m a drummer that has moved to learning guitar. My mind wraps around the idea is driving the song and timing, I’m not a “noodler” and never will be. I love his playing and try to model my style off of him. Great video bud 🇺🇸🤙
I LOVE Malcolm Young riffs, because they're never what you think. And I like to think I have a pretty good ear -- I'm the guy who's always telling another musician "you're playing it wrong. that's not the way it goes." After I learned my first Malcolm Young riff (Highway to Hell) I was like "huh. I wonder what a jazz musician would call these chords" and so I asked the most experienced guitarists I knew, and they immediately went into power chords. Those guys were USELESS. Nice video!
I truly commend you for managing to keep this video up. I know their management is ridiculously aggressive about getting any possible intellectual property taken down from RUclips, so many cool ac/dc creators got their channels destroyed, like solodallas. It’s sweet to be able to play all the parts and recreate it though
i love the tones man! for those about to rock is such an amazing but under-appreciated tune. you never hear it anywhere, really! but it's such a cool and groovy riff.
Malcolm once said to a journalist " We're not a rock band, We're a rock and roll band. There's only two of us left now, us and the Stones ". I'll take his description over anybody's opinion any day.
Fantastic... very well done. You nailed them all. Maybe a second part would be good with songs like; hells bells, money talks and what's next to the moon just to name a few. Plenty to pick from..... cheers mate.
Great video! Malcolm IS the sound of ACDC. The soul of the group. Just a quick note: the title is "Dirty deeds done dirt cheap" and not "...dirty cheap". Thank you very much for your videos Danilo.
Great stuff buddy. . .. a lot of people get the bridge between the main riff and the chorus wrong in let me put my love into you and don't realize that it a slide of two strings up and pull off from one string back to A . .
Man some awesome reefs in this episode and a super cool accent. It's like a guitar solo with all those trills and embelishments added around the phrases. Nice
Thanks for the Angus quote at the top of the video! I've never heard that one before. Your playing is great. I agree that Malc was the heart and engine of the band. I'm sure that pedal sounds awesome, but I think if you want a true Malcolm tone, you have to dial up the mids and bass, cut the treble, and crank the power tubes. And play like you're being electrocuted!
In addition to a Gretch, Malcolm used ablonde maple Gibson L6-S modified in 1976; his team gutted neck pick-up, pick guard and the Bill Lawrence tone circuit and added a 2nd cutaway to make it a double cutaway L6-S. By coincidence, I had a (1974) L6-S, which I re-wired and made into a double cutaway circa 1982.😍
When Angus was told he'd been voted in the top ten best guitarists he laughed and said, "I'm not the best guitarist in my own band."
i think he stole that from john lennon, who said that ringo wasn't even the best drummer in the beatles.
@@toddinthemiddleThat makes no sense, Einstein. Because Ringo was the only drummer in The Beatles.
Btw: Angus said, he wasnt even the best guitarist in his family
@@UserUliPaul could play too! 🥁
Not heard paul on drums then
@@UserUlihey genius malcolm is his brother
I remember seeing an interview with Angus where he had won some award for greatest guitarist or something like that..
When the interviewer ask how it felt to receive such an accolade, he replied he wasn't the greatest, he wasn't even the best guitarist in his own band.
Couple of legends right there... RIP Malcolm.
Sounds like he was being humble. In situations like this. You gotta remember where you come from. It seems to me. He was doing just that.
LMFAO!!! Classic Angus. He ALWAYS credits Mal(Malcom) for teaching him how to play guitar.
Yeah, Angus always giving the props to Mal, cause it was the straight up truth.
He also said "He'll, I'm not even the best guitarist in my own family."😂
Came to this video to object about talking about Malcolm Young while holding an Angus Young Gibson SG; stayed through the end to listen to the wonderful rendition of his riffs while remembering that gentle, humble man and brilliant musician who left us so soon.
Malcolm was always there, keeping his feet solidly planted in the ground and his hands perfectly in rhythm so that his younger brother could fly and make us wild. If all of us had a bigger brother like Malcolm, the world would be a so much better place.
Thanks for making this video and honoring Malcolm Young.
AC/DC is one of my all-time favourite bands and I always felt that Malcolm was criminally underrated as a guitarist, his playing was so rock-solid and the perfect compliment to Angus' wild leads. RIP my man, and thanks for teaching us all how to play guitar
Man, I agree 100% with ya. You said the truth.
Malcolm was never underrated.
*complement
I want a duff beer 5:29
Their riffs are so visceral I wished I could plug the headphone cable directly into my brain and turn it up to 11.
Malcolm Young inspired me to pick up the guitar. He is my favourite guitarist and he always will be.
Malcolm Young We Salute You!
There is no band that does hard rock and great grooves as well as AC/DC. People claim its simple but I NEVER hear anyone come close to capturing that raw and powerful rhythm that they do.
It was made almost singularly from the genius of Malcolm Young: the secret weapon of AC/DC and the heart and so of the band
Dude we were playing Malcolm Young perfectly 40 years ago.....on our air guitars! I'm 55 now and still love their music particularly from the Bon Scott era.
😂😂 so true mate
Hell yeah ! I know that's right. Still tear up an air guitar. Lol ! I'm a real guitar player. I'm 48 now. I will always play.
I remember in the '90's, Angus Young did a column in a guitar magazine, so he did "Here's something cool that Malcolm did..." The next month, "Here's another awesome Malcolm riff." Total class act!
Rock in Peace Mal, we extremely miss you, but you inspired us and your legacy and music will be living forever 🔥
AC/DC is everything Rock and Roll should be, and nothing that it shouldn't. RIP Malcolm.
Jailbreak is another riff that shows Malcolm’s playing style perfectly. Very aggressive and percussive, but still having great tone and dynamics.
This is one of my fave traks
One of Malcolm's best rythms, simple but greatly textured
Agreed! You need to have the AC/DC feeling in your spine to play it correctly. Very few would nail it the first, second, or the tenth time.
Such an underated riff by Mal, the Donington live version is an eargasm 🤘
What makes AC/DC great, is that they have a deep understanding of what the essence of heavy rock really is, and with them you already know what you are going to get, and then they give it to you! And Malcom's parts are the ones that reveal the magic formula.
Thanks Danilo, as an old fart who grew up in Australia through the 60s and 70s, that was a great nostalgia trip!
I'm glad you enjoyed it, and don't be so hard on yourself!😁
@@DaniloVicari We were smitten by AC/DC as 14 year old aspiring guitarists.
Man AC⚡ DC was and still is my favorite Band of all time! RIP Malcolm Young! A true legend, of Rhythm Guitar, hands down!
Great video as always!
Rock on... \m/ \m/
Thanks buddy!🙏🏻
Nice seeing you here
Hey Miguel ❤️
No band gets the audience on it's feet like acdc....best live band ever
You never have to prove anything to me about Malcom's GENIUS. RIP Malcom.
Its not an exciting riff BUT Whats Next To The Moon is unbelievably effective & probably the simplest riff ever. The song is so good.
So true, that is one of their moodiest riffs ever. Simple but so freakin’ catchy. Love it.
He certainly was my first & only guitar teacher, that was in 1974, & i'm still learning.
It's not what you're playing, it's HOW you're playing AC/DC riffs that makes the difference.
It's a shame it's taken most people so long to realise how it works.
RIP Mr Rhythm.
You have captured Malcolm's wibe. Very good work, and nice tribute to the legend.
The best along with cliff and Phil the power trio no one can beat. That's why Angus is so good he doesn't need to worry bout anything apart from falling off stage
I work with high school athletes. I listened to AC DC in high school 45 years ago. These kids in 2024 want to listen to AC DC. that's timeless music.
You had me crying. Absolutely Amazing. When I heard you play For Those About To Rock !!! I was on my knees. Prayers to you & RIP Malcolm Young ❤️❤️.
With Malcolm and the human metronome Phil Rudd on drums it was perfection.
Rudd wasn't fancy but he was a time keeping machine
@@richardlawson6787 100% agree
And with Cliff Williams you have the powerhouse engine room of the band.
@@richardlawson6787 Phil is ac,dc always will b,love ya Phil 😈
@@richardlawson6787 Yes, Phil was never fancy. He didn't need to be. Phil is a rhythm freight train. And he'd beat you up if you called him fancy.
Brian johnson, sting and Mark knopfler were born within a ten mile radius from where i was born. Make me feel proud to be a geordie. Most of your listeners won't know what a geordie is. Look it up.
Most of us don't care, man. You could have been born in the same bed as them, and you are still not them. I once hit notes on Beethoven's original piano in the 1970s and I am still an idiot and can't play piano. ;-)
Malcolm Young was a gifted musician who understood poly-rhythms which can be heard in loads of introductions and "No its not easy to copy Malcolm.
It is though
@@IGarrettI not properly it’s not, so many of his riffs are played wrong
Malcolm was the perfect rock n’roll machine! Thanx Danilo! 🍻🍻🍻🍻
Rock Gods...... enjoyed this..first time here. ✌️
From coast of Cali......"Rock ✊!"
just hearing the intro, before you started playing your guitar, I hit the 'like' button. YOU get it. Why Malcolm Young is one of or perhaps, even, the most influential guitarist in rock.
I've always liked ACDC to a degree but then I tried playing some of their songs on Guitar and my appreciation and respect for their music has grown tremendously. Such amazing and powerful tone from those chords.
There’s a lot of songs that I’d put above some of these like “Theres gonna be some rockin” or even “Overdose” or “Show business”. The songs that were played do show what genius that Malcolm brought to the table. But I feel the even more blues inspired stuff than the iconic deserve some recognition as well.
*Let There Be Rock
@@RyanConnell5150 probably meant there’s gonna be some rockin
Down payment blues ! And much more .... so many hits !!
Ride On is the best slow blues song ever recorded by a rock and roll band.Change my mind.Prove me wrong.
Thank you my friend! I needed this to encourage me to shuffle my favorite Bon Scott era CDs
back at the top!! Lots of memories for me as I enter my 4th decade following these rockers! I know there are way too many heavy licks in Malcolm's tenure to get them all in this spot but I would have loved to heard you jam the intro to Night Prowler!! (My fav lyrics by Bon)
Thanks again! Rock on.
Thank you brother. Everyone overlooked Malcolm’s geniuses, who carried the whole band on his back!
I didn't. All credit to Ang and his showmanship was but all my focus was on Mals' rhythm. Little Legend!
I really wish there was much more fan fare when Malcolm Young passed away. He deserved more recognition
Bravo Danilo. Thank You for mentioning your SG isn't a Gretsch. That clearly shows you know your stuff. Malcolm really loved his Gretsch and boy didn't he produce some incredible tones with it. Love all the riffs you selected but "Jailbreak" and "Highway To Hell" along with "TNT" and "It's a Long Way ..." are "AC/DC 101" to us Aussies. Malcolm had this wonderful knack of using simple chord progressions to produce powerful melodic rhythm tracks which provided fantastic landscapes for Angus to soar over. The Bon Scott era of AC/DC was much loved by us Aussies. No disrespect to Brian who has done a wonderful job. But for many of us, AC/DC was never the same after Bon left the building!
I'm playing air guitar listening to this. AC/DC are by far my favourite band, not a single bad song in their entire catalogue, this video is a nice tribute, RIP Malcolm.
you're right...there are a bunch of bad songs in their entire catalogue. their last 3 albums had a bunch of stinkers on them. they shoulda hung it up after stiff upper lip.
@@toddinthemiddle you've not a clue.
Those classic riffs... I don't listen to'em as much nowadays as I did as a teenager but the riffs and the songwriting was soooooo good! Great video!!
"Done dirty cheap".... that did give me a good laugh. Excellent video.
Epic, brother. You brought back my entire life in 8:47. Thanks Mal !!!
I like Malcolm's rhythm for Thunderstruck, it got so much groove.
Thank you for that great vid. Mal was and still is one of my heros
Thank you, can't believe it's already 4 years today..
@@DaniloVicari so do i… but he is rocking with bon now !
It's also the timing of the chords. Listen to Back and Black and those nanoseconds longer than the next two chords is what makes the magic. Thanks for including For Those About To Rock. Everything about the guitar in the tune is genius.
Malcom, Phil and Cliff always 1/16th of a note apart truely genius talent
They were super fortunate to meet 2 singers that could compliment all of these killer riffs. Without that synchronicity they would have become a footnote in the halls of obscure instrument driven bands.
Not as fortunate as you think .....they were guided early on by Harry Vanda and George Young ( Angus and Malcoms older brother) Those two knew their way around the music industry and would have given great advice . Both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson had been around the music industry for many years in other bands and were very experienced . They were both very considered choices by some very smart operators.
A, G and D chords but played in so many creative and different ways... music isn't that complicated, but it is complicated to create you own sound, this guy did it great!
Great playing. You really captured Malcolm's tone and feel! Another great video!
Girls Got Rhythm is a much underrated song. I don't get why ACDC never plays it live.
F yes it is
They did during the ballbreaker tour, I assume they didnt during the Stiff upper lip tour because they already had a lot of changes happening in the setlist. After that kinda makes sense as brian couldn't get his voice that high and the band had to change tuning on the black ice tour.
@@enclave_boy Nice to know! I'd be curious to hear Brian sing this song. Not really the type of song that suits his voice best I agree.
@@F_Bardamu ruclips.net/video/U4lPIehyj8A/видео.html here it is live at No Bull if you're interested
@@enclave_boy Thx for the link! This version with Brian's voice sounds slightly less catchy to me. But it's better than I thought!
Well done! Massive DC fan and have been mimicking Malcom’s sound for years. You’re probably the only RUclips guitarist who’s nailed his push/pulls and muting. Great work!!
Você é muito bom! I got to see AC/DC in 1978 at Day on the Green in Oakland. They were awesome. Bon Scott walked way out into the audience with Angus riding on his shoulders while he was playing Let There be Rock.
Malcolm was to the writing and recording process as Angus is to the live show. HUGE loss when he passed and criminally under rated as a rhythm guitarist. If you know, you know. RIP Malcolm Young
WOW , ALL I CAN Say!! they had some kind of magic and driving force in their sound which seemed to me to touch a core of power inside us. and your playing!! awesome, wish you had a web site of instructional courses on various topics and styles.
I always thought that Malcolm was the real guitar hero in this band. Very under appreciated.
Great video, you played those Malcolm Young (R.I.P) riffs very well, you’re a gifted guitarist.
Danilo you are a legend my friend, they have been my band since my early days of being a teenager, I used to pay $2.00 to see them perform at my school and when I was old enough $5.00 to see them perform in my local pubs here in Melbourne, now I am 62 and keep their music alive singing with my band over here, even AC/DC first singer Dave Evans owns some of my amps he uses on stage, you just brought some magic to me knowing how my boys have travelled around the world and injected pure Rock-n-roll to everyone thank you brother, all I can say is my motto keep Rockin
You Absolutely Nailed Them Riffs Dude!
I think I've listened to all those songs at least 10 thousand times each. . . huge AC/DC fan. especially the bon Scott years. .
Great stuff! I know it's impossible to encompass all of the great ones in 1 top 10 list, but here are some of my also-ran favorites:
-Beatin' Around the Bush
-What's Next to the Moon
-Live Wire
-Gone Shootin'
-She's Got Balls
-Overdose
-Rock and Roll Singer
Why don't you throw in "Cold Hearted Man", "Soul Stripper" and "You Ain't Got A Hold On Me" while you're at it. 😉
This is the greatest AC/DC playing that isn’t obviously the man himself. I loved everything about the playing sounded so amazing. I cannot say how much I love the tone of all the riffs. I love For Those About To Rock for the reason you said. Perfection! I also think that shot down in flames should deserve a mention, that is one of their greatest riffs in my opinion 🤘🤘 Thanks for this video!
Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate it!🙏🏻
Excellent, man...EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Malcolm Young & Eddie Van Halen have a good time up in heaven - I'm absolutly sure!!!
CHEERS.
Thanks mate!
@@DaniloVicari You are WELCOME!
Could you do an analysis about Mick Mars? In my opinion, the most underrated guitarist in the history
It is, and it's one of my favorite ones also!
Mick Mars, uli john roth, Alex lifeson, malcom young, Johnny marr...
@@leonardocs4864 Your mother too
@@zinedineadrian8171 Especially because he mentioned Johnny Marr ahahahahah.
Mick Mars wasn't underrated he was just a very ordinary guitarist.
Good summation of what was at work within the AC/DC harmonious clockwork precisional magical engagement of Malcolm & Angus output as a dangerous force to be reckoned with, some genius is so simple.
🔥Sos un capocannoniere, Danilo🔥
R.I.P Malcolm.
Greetings from Argentina.
A big Ac/dc fan from let there be Rock on each Album is very very Different from the last one of the greatest hard rock bands ever thank you for sharing Rock N Roll
Malcolm played lead guitar on several of the songs on their first album - the Australian version of High Voltage - including Show Business.
Awesome video and ribs. Well played. Thank you very much for posting this
I have to agree with you man, Malcom is who I think of when it comes to rhythm. I’m a drummer that has moved to learning guitar. My mind wraps around the idea is driving the song and timing, I’m not a “noodler” and never will be. I love his playing and try to model my style off of him. Great video bud 🇺🇸🤙
Malcolm probably was the better riff maker of rock!
Unfortunately they are all the same
@@lucadicorcia8788 Yo creo que después del Back In Black sus rolas ya no eran igual que antes
@@lucadicorcia8788 try to play em
I personally prefer tony iommi
@@lucadicorcia8788
You mean that you can't tell the difference between "Highway to Hell",...."Get it Hot" and "Girls got Rhythm" ??
Incredible tuning! Well played in so relaxed manner!
I LOVE Malcolm Young riffs, because they're never what you think. And I like to think I have a pretty good ear -- I'm the guy who's always telling another musician "you're playing it wrong. that's not the way it goes." After I learned my first Malcolm Young riff (Highway to Hell) I was like "huh. I wonder what a jazz musician would call these chords" and so I asked the most experienced guitarists I knew, and they immediately went into power chords. Those guys were USELESS.
Nice video!
I truly commend you for managing to keep this video up. I know their management is ridiculously aggressive about getting any possible intellectual property taken down from RUclips, so many cool ac/dc creators got their channels destroyed, like solodallas. It’s sweet to be able to play all the parts and recreate it though
i love the tones man! for those about to rock is such an amazing but under-appreciated tune. you never hear it anywhere, really! but it's such a cool and groovy riff.
Danilo's from around the world, United!
Congrats on producing a GREAT guitar sound, very clean indeed. Great riffs :)
TNT got me out of my seat and the dog running for cover, great example with your Gibson. Thanks
Malcolm once said to a journalist " We're not a rock band, We're a rock and roll band. There's only two of us left now, us and the Stones ". I'll take his description over anybody's opinion any day.
Thank you. That was awesome. BTW, your left hand is exceptionally graceful and confident!!
That sound is absolutely perfect and you play well too. Awesome.
Bravo! You dialed in that SG perfect.
That's how you play it. Both right and left hands. Well done!
Fantastic... very well done. You nailed them all. Maybe a second part would be good with songs like; hells bells, money talks and what's next to the moon just to name a few. Plenty to pick from..... cheers mate.
Mahalo Danilo for all your great guitar videos!Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽
Nice guitar playing man..... You sound right on point....
Fun video, tons of great licks. I’ll take Shoot to Thrill all day every day 🤘🏼
Ac dc and metallica is the real reason why I got into rock mainly old rock from the 70s and 80s. But they are my go to bands.
Great playing! The editing made me me feel sick but sounded great
Great Video mate! I would add Let there be Rock, that's my favourite.
You play these very well young man.
Dude that is some acdc tone nailed on the head. Cheers from canada🤘
Great video! Malcolm IS the sound of ACDC. The soul of the group.
Just a quick note: the title is "Dirty deeds done dirt cheap" and not "...dirty cheap".
Thank you very much for your videos Danilo.
Bravo, Danilo 👍🎸
Exactly the point - it's the creating of the stuff that is incredible, not the technical skill in performing it
Great video. I love how you showcased some riffs that weren't no. 1 hits (yet still great).
Great stuff buddy. . .. a lot of people get the bridge between the main riff and the chorus wrong in let me put my love into you and don't realize that it a slide of two strings up and pull off from one string back to A . .
Man some awesome reefs in this episode and a super cool accent. It's like a guitar solo with all those trills and embelishments added around the phrases. Nice
I love ACDC there My favorite band of all time! Thanks for doing this video, they have super cool riffs!😎
Thank you!🙌🏻
Your welcome man! I love these kinda videos!
Hi! I was born in a little settlement on the coast of the Chukotskoe Sea. AC/DC is the one of my favorite bands.
AWESOME. Power chords on the spot. I like specially how you play TNT. Raw sound. Nice video.
Simplesmente fantástico!
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3:41 The riff you played before this one is also from "Highway To Hell"...
Thanks for the Angus quote at the top of the video! I've never heard that one before. Your playing is great. I agree that Malc was the heart and engine of the band. I'm sure that pedal sounds awesome, but I think if you want a true Malcolm tone, you have to dial up the mids and bass, cut the treble, and crank the power tubes. And play like you're being electrocuted!
In addition to a Gretch, Malcolm used ablonde maple Gibson L6-S modified in 1976; his team gutted neck pick-up, pick guard and the Bill Lawrence tone circuit and added a 2nd cutaway to make it a double cutaway L6-S. By coincidence, I had a (1974) L6-S, which I re-wired and made into a double cutaway circa 1982.😍
Danilo você é um grande intérprete do verdadeiro rock! Parabéns!