AC/DC The Tragic Death of Malcolm Young
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Following the band’s final show in Spain the group took almost 4 years off releasing a stop gap record in between which was their 2012 live album from River Plate stadium in Argentina, that happened in 2009. In 2012 frontman Brian Johnson would give an interview where he hinted that health problems were hampering production on the group’s next record revealing ‘One of the boys is a little sick & I can’t say anything, but he’s getting better. He’s doing wonderful Full recovery fully expected he’d say. And the band would finally reassemble to record their 2014 follow up Rock or Bust, but in April of 2014 a few weeks before they were to hit the studio word leaked that Malcolm Young was done with the band as his health had deteriorated to the point that he wasn’t able to continue. And Frontman Brian Johnson provided an update without naming names saying one of the boys has a debilitating illness but i don’t want to say too much about it. He’s very proud and private, a wonderful chap we’ve been pals for 35 years and I look up to him very much.
But the same day AC/DC put out their own statement confirming that Malcolm was as they put it taking a break from the band tjat he helped form 4 decades prior. The statement would also put to rest rumors that AC/DC was retiring as the statement would read that the group would move forward and continue to write and record new music. While the band’s latest record at the time 2014’s Rock or Bust wouldn’t feature Malcolm’s signature guitar playing he did co-write every song on the album. Filling in for Malcolm was his Nephew Stevie Young who had previously replaced Malcolm in 1988 while he went into treatment for his alcohol addiction.
Johnson would later admit that Malcolm's absence was felt in the studio saying We missed Malcolm obviously Stevie was magnificent in his stead but when you’re recording with this thing hanging over you and your workmate isn’t well. It’s difficult. I’m sure he was rooting for us the whole time we were in Canada he’d say
Drummer Phil Rudd would run into his own problems and while he would play on the album Rock or Bust he wouldn’t tour with the band as he would be replaced by prior drummer Chris Slade. Rudd would suffer from legal troubles in 2014 when he was arrested for drug possession and attempting to hire a hitman. By 2016 the band would run into more trouble as with only 22 shows remaining as part of the Rock or Bust tour frontman Brian Johnson would suffer hearing issues and need to stop touring immediately. The band enlisted the help of Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose who did an incredible job filling in for Brian. Following the end of the Rock or Bust tour in late 2016 the AC/DC camp went silent for about a year. Then on November 18, 2017 the news a lot of fans people were expecting finally happened As Malcolm Young would die from the effects of Dementia at the young age of 64. The music world would respond with an outpouring of support with Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash posting on social media Monumentally sad day in rock n’ roll and Guns N’ Roses who were on tour at the time would dedicate ‘Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door’ to Malcolm’s memory following the news of his passing. While guitarist Eddie Van Halen put out a statement saying he was the heart and soul of AC/DC.
But perhaps the most touching tribute came from his bandmate Brian Johnson who put out a statement at the time saying I’m saddened by the passing of my friend Malcolm Young. I can’t believe he’s gone. We had such great times on the road. I was always aware he was such a genius on guitar. His riffs have become legends as has he. I send my sympathies to his wife Linda and his children Cara, Ross and Angus who will all be devastated as we all are. He never liked the celebrity side of fame. He was too humble for that. He was the man who created AC/DC because he said there was no rock n’ roll out there. I’m proud to have known him and call him a friend and I’m going to miss him so much. I salute you Malcolm Young he’d say.
And by 2018 rumors had circulated that the band was back at work in the studio in Vancouver, Canada. Photographs of the band at a studio and local hotel only added fuel to the fire and a recent interview with the band’s longtime engineer only confirmed that the band was up to something. Jam Magazine would also report that several years ago that AC/DC new material was using old guitar parts that were recorded by Malcolm With the magazine claiming 5 years prior to the black ice LP at that time Angus and malcolm were living together where literally they wrote 100’s of songs and many were been recorded and have stashed away and they further elaborated saying Angus selected the best tracks for those recordings from those records and would used them as the songs foundations that the rest of the song would build . And just last year Dee Snider confirmed the existence of new material posting on Twitter
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Sooooo underrated as a musician and one of the best rock rhythm players of all time! RIP Malcolm we'll be listening forever
No stranger to tragedy,and, if no new members join the band, the original acdc band sounds different to the present band, and why hasn't acdc riffs been plagiarised by dancehall artists,id like to see reggae versions of it🇯🇲🎶✅
The best.......
The best rhythm guitar player.
It's ok they gotta nice box for him too 🤠
Dementia is a horrible and cruel disease. I’ve lost both parents to it, my mother succumbing last year at 78 after suffering for seven-plus years. To see loved ones slowly lose their ability to remember basic things to forgetting how to speak and becoming a shell of their former selves is something no one should suffer through or witness. As I have had other close relatives pass on from dementia, I am worried that I will fall victim to this myself (I’m currently 58 btw). I only hope Malcolm’s suffering was brief before he left this world. And yes, 64 is way too young to die from dementia. Still, the man provided us with some great music and lived a life most of us dreamed of.
Edit: thank you for the likes. Trying to get through covid and lack of live gigs as best I can. Keeping myself musically active and putting my music on Bandcamp helps.
I hope that you stay healthy, as that is a sad story. Just think though, medicine makes leaps and bounds over the years and if this does happen to be hereditary maybe there are preventative medicines that can change things for you and others in your family. I can only imagine how difficult dealing with that condition must be (my mum had the same with her mother, and I remember her distress at how much it changed her mum) but I wish you well.
Your story broke my heart. It humbles me to read things like this because it's how I gain much needed perspective on my life. Thankyou for helping me see things more clearly.
I'm almost thirty and have a history in my family also. Hope you keep your head up and live everyday to the fullest
I lost my mother to dementia also, so l feel your pain.
That's fucking scary man. I have the same fears & it terrifies me. Stay healthy & safe.
If AC/DC never release another new song, I am okay with that. All things end and AC/DC's story will always be amazing in the music made and the obstacles that AC/DC overcame. They have nothing left to prove.
Yep, they have already proven themselves and having them touring and writing still is a testament to that.
I get the feeling, that they just like to make rock n roll, not for money, but for the love of it, which is odd given the other 'music' that comes out now.
Yes!
if they don't, then Rock Or Bust is a fine way to go out. Play Ball and Emission Control are are 2 of their best tracks ever (imo).
I loved Malcolm as a young girl and wanted to name my first boy after him. Sadly I never had one.
Malcom was a quiet and private person who had music as blood in his veins. Gone but never forgotten rip Malcom young
He and Angus are the reason I got into guitar.
Me too man! Angus is always gonna be my #1 inspiration and AC/DC will ALWAYS be my favourite band ever
So ... It's his fault the ..😜
me to after seeing them on tv in 1979,still playing the Bon era songs.
Same here!
Ice and booze
Deserved a state funeral but respect the families wishes.
R.I.P. Malcolm and Bon. True Aussie legends. Sorely missed.
He had a large troupe of bagpipes at his funeral.
@@DCMACNAMARA-vh6op and Angus carried his guitar. Bagpipes were a great touch.
Bon Scott and the Young brothers were born in Scotland and had Emigrated with their parents to Australia when they were children
I'm an American, with Scottish ancestry but it doesn't matter. The day he died I felt even we, as Americans, lost a national treasure. AC/DC's grasp goes worldwide.
Respect from Norway.👊👊
Here's some weirdness for you. One of my ex-girlfriends had 2 turtles named Angus and Malcolm. And Malcolm was the quiet one. While Angus was always trying to escape their enclosure Malcolm was content to sit back and munch on his lettuce.
The turtle equivalent to a nice smoke?
The devil's lettuce?
That is such a cute story.
@Christopher Merlot:
when i was young, i had a turtle named squiggy. many years later, i briefly had a kitten named lenny. the connection never even dawned on my until the last week or so. weird.
relevant to ac/dc, i named my very first pup bon. greatest dog that ever lived.
memorialized her with a tat.
hope he was sitting on some rock whilst eating his lettuce.
There will never be another band like acdc, thankful I grew up listening to their tunes.
Malcom you will never be forgotten ! Always will miss you !!! ❤
"There's no rock and roll out there" - boy did you solve that Malcolm! RIP mate! Your legend lives on.
right on. i listen to them at least twice a week
Malcolm Young is not the reason I began playing guitar... He is the reason I KEPT playing guitar!
R.I.P., Malcolm. You were a sledge-hammer! 🤘🎶
ACDC in fact did release a new album in 2020, titled Power Up, as a tribute to Malcolm Young. May he rest in peace.
His nephew looked so much older than Malcolm. That’s crazy.
Probably because he is an alcoholic in remission.
Just 3 years younger for a nephew.Son of Malcolm's/Angus older brother,Stephen (1st of the the 7 kids.Mal/Ang were the youngest).Funny though!
Right?
yeah, the young brothers, no pun intended, always had a bright youthful energy about them despite the dark clothes, denim and hard rock. it's interesting, with all that was going on with malcolm he still looked pretty good!
@@MovementGraffiti He was looking pretty rough toward the last years of his performing though.
The Late Malcolm Young (R.I.P), was a musical genius, and he, and his equally talented brother Angus, were the best guitar duo, ever.
R.I.P. Malcolm. You rocked, and we salute you. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I'm 62 years old and ACDC have led the soundtrack to my life. I was lucky to see them with Bon Scot. They are still a part of my life. RIP Malcolm, respect to you boys and thanks for the memories.
RIP.Your suffering has ended and your musical legacy lives on. RIP, rock in peace.
Malcolm is a legend, will be missed deeply. I applaud Angus in his strength and desire to carry on as he has. Malcom we your fans Love You And Miss You..
Malcolm was the greatest time keeper in rock and roll. A simplistic genius. RIP.
I have been a AC/DC for many years and the passing of Malcolm Young made me break down and cry. I also cried when Bon Scott passed away
you're a bit of a ball baby.
So glad to see that Stevie Young is now a permanent member of the band. I couldn't think of anyone more perfectly suited to replace Malcolm.
They are my favorite band of all time, and Malcolm with his Gretsch guitar was the foundation. The sound he created made the band in my opinion, and single handedly turned me on to rock and roll.
It’s a terrible illness. The best thing to do is remember the work of this extraordinary and original man.
Poor Mal, respect and prayers to his family,friends,and the rest of the band. RIP, Malcom.
Angus is sadly the only original AC/DC member still in the band.
@RIO RUSTY RSTUDS Cliff isn't original actually
Actually, Malcom brought Angus into the band after it already formed....so Angus technically not original member....lol
@@toddhellyar4167 True, but the name AC/DC was after Angus joined, right?
The only original members going till Mal went were the Youngs.Scott, Evans and Rudd were replacements.
@@toddhellyar4167 Angus was with Malcolm when they formed AC/DC which their sister named them because of her sewing machine, they formed in 73 in Sydney , Lead singer was Evans but I forget drums & bass, Bon joined in 75 & in 79 Bon told Malcolm & Angus to get Brian to join if anything happened to Bon 👍🤘🇭🇲🇭🇲
Near neighbour of mine, certainly understated in every way his son Ross still live in his house. He was the brains and the drive behind the band and the sound. RIP legend.
It's sad we are all getting old . So many dying and have died. Now I know how the older generation felt when I was younger
yes, time marches on, getting old is shit
It almost kills me to listen. I loved Malcolm. So humble for such a badass. Thank you Stevie.
Angus was the heart and Malcolm the soul of AC/DC. It's not AC/DC without both.
His freaking rhythm parts are so awesome and groove oriented, sounds simple but definitely not simple.
One of the best bands ever. And some of the nicest guys you’d ever want to meet.
Another reminder that even our heroes dont live forever, and that eventually you have to say goodbye to the people you love.😢😢😢
Rip Malcolm young the whole world 🌍 misses you 💔💔🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🥀.
R.I.P Bonn and Malcolm
No peace in hell.
@Sandrina Otelli Of course not...good grief, it's a gimmick.
So sad, I went to see the band live 3 times, once in the womb and then again when I was 12 and again at 14, I feel privileged to have seen Malcom in the flesh, his riffs and guitar sound will live forever
AC/DC is simply one of Rock's greatest bands hands down.
Whether the band continues to exist or not, it's legacy is undisputable.
The tragedy of Malcolm's passing combined with other band issues in the last few years does not diminish that fact.
These guys have been at it ( The Young Brothers ) for close to fifty years.
No other rock band other than the Stones can say that as a viable live act.
Trust me, if Angus decides he wants to continue, this band will still be a MAJOR DRAW especially in this market of today's "So- Called Rock Music " simply for the fact like they have for decades, deliver the "Goods".
One of the greatest pure hard rock bands ever that never sold out. RIP Malcolm Young and thank you for your years of rock n roll duty.
AC⚡️DC band members may not live forever but their music will
Malcolm was the engine behind ACDCs signature sound and decades of success.
Strangely enough it was my own uptight ex-groupie mother who told me when I first started playing guitar at 11 years old, "Malcolm Young invented the 3 chord rock song" it appears everyone who grew up in that era agrees for the most part. I'm not sure if you're older and that genre was prevalent during your formative years but if so, would you say the same?
@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 I think Malcolm was the first guitarist to put the open string chords to full use in a Rock sense. These days, all Rock guitarists use open style ACDC chords.
@@earledaniels4539 thanks for the reply! I'm a guitar player myself but strictly acoustic however, "open string chords" like the basic "G, C, D" progression or similar chords but using a bar chord technique? Although you may even be referring to the Open G tuning the old timey blues guy's used to use. Keith Richard's did this same Open G tuning but completely took the 1st string/low E off the guitar hehe
@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 agree Keith Richards developed his own unique style of playing. I play Rock guitar and use the ACDC style open chords in standard tuning a lot.
@@earledaniels4539 ahhh ok . Although I don't play that style or electric anymore I still have a deep respect for it because it works so well. An example of what I'm thinking of when you say open chord style is "Shook me all night long" right after the verses into the chorus when the title of the song is sang theirs an open chord isolated technique hitting a bass note and then 3 strings upwards for 2x and the 3rd he let's ring out on an A chord in standard. Am I close or it is more like the barchords for the verses where he only slides the chord shapes up and down the neck in 3 positions? Damn now I have that song stuck in my head from humming it while typing to try and explain it right 😆
Rest in peace,Mal. Thanks for the memories.🤘
Axl did a hell of a job filling in for Brian . And Mal will always and forever be loved and missed so deeply!!!!
I saw ACDC in Montreal in 2009. No idea it would be the last time I'd hear Malcolm's legendary riffs live. When I think of rocks all time greatest riffs, ACDC and specifically Malcolm wrote a lot of them.
Amazing work. I have loved them forever it seems but I am just recently realizing how much Malcolm was an integral part of every sound i have been enjoying. RIP Malcolm you will never be forgotten.
All my favorite bands are dying, it is so sad and heartbreaking. I have been dealing with my 87 year old mother for 5 years , it's called long goodbye. It hurts everybody my mom is longer than my mom she still lives in her own home I have to do everything for her groceries whatever she needs RIP Angus Bon Scott is waiting there on the other side 💐
Seeing great musicians die for any reason is always sad. I think what's worse in our time is that there are no great bands or artists to carry on the legacies of these great entertainers.
Thanks for uploading this video you did a great job covering this story I have been a fan for over 30 years & it was a very sad day hearing bout Malcolm's passing may he rest in peace
I'm grateful that I lived in AC/DC time and was able to see and listen to them live, and in full composition... Thank you people - from all my heart .
Great episode. Thank you.
One of the riffmasters!
RIP
Glad I got to see them with Malcom in 2009, they absolutely killed it. They were in their 50s and 60s, and you never would've known it. I'm in my 20s and I've played shows with less energy than that
Back In the 70's I went to a concert just to see the Opening Act for "somebody". After they played I left. The headliner, that "somebody", was AC/DC with Bon Scott! I've been kicking myself ever since!
He invented rythm guitar. Best in the business. He had no need to showboat, his brother had that covered.
Malcolm Young was the guy I aspired to when I started playing guitar at 13. I always liked the way he stood backstage and let Angus do all the lead work.
Malcolm and Angus were always my favorite to watch. Malcolms humble, "play the back" nature exuded genuis, a great soul and an enthusiam and love for that good old rock n roll. RIP dear rock father.
Love the band. I don’t go through a day without listening to them. Thanks to them all.
RIP Malcolm.. I’ve been a AC/DC fan for 40 years. It was a great loss when Bon Scott died. Definitely Malcolm was worse.. Long live AC/DC!!!!!!!!❤️
These guys are immortal! They'll never die!
One of my saddest days ever. Fair winds and following seas Mal. You’ll never be forgotten 😞
"when he was arrested for drug possession and attempting to hire a hit-man..." props for how nonchalantly you said that
Sad day for the band .. RIP Malcolm Young .. These men rocked ...
That wasn’t thunder, that was Malcom tuning ‘The Beast’.
Always was and always will be the best.
I was blessed enough to have seen them many times and met them and Malcolm was very quiet but very sweet.
My heart definitely went out to his family. My dad has been in the early stages of dementia for decades now and it is a horrible disease.
When I hear stories like this I think about this quote on Rock n Roll from Pete Townsend.
Townsend said “RnR is like a beautiful flame. It looks amazing from afar. But then when you get close you see that what’s keeping the flame going is bodies.”
i literally omg'd out loud.
Malcolm NEVER knocked on heavens door....He kicked that door down with as much energy and vigor as he had when he played.
Give me a HELLZ YEAH!!
I really believe we have AC/DC to thank for the G 'n' R reunion as Axl's legendary lateness seemed to stop for the first time and continued from his time with the band, allowing the G 'n' R tour to be able to function. I saw G 'n' R in 2006 and 2012 and they were 1 1/2 and over 2 hours late respectively. I saw G 'n' R in 2017 at London stadium and in 2018 at Download Festival and both times they were on time, I think they may have even been a minute or two early at London stadium to my absolute surprise. With regards lateness and general attitude the AC/DC tour seemed to totally transform Axl to a more functional and happy person.
I would assume his love and respect for AC/DC and getting that opportunity to sing with them helped Axl learn how to use the alarm clock feature on his smartphone.
@@johnchedsey1306 haha, totally. For years he could have done with a Flavor Flav clock around his neck.
@Luke So true. But if one of us normies threw tantrums like his legendary tantrums we'd be socially shunned. He's a silly sausage.
I think even Axl realized the magnitude of playing with AC/DC and didn't want to fuck up. Besides, the band has always been serious about their shows and performances, so he was probably told at the beginning they wouldn't put up with any problems.
Malcolm Young was awesome, best rhythm guitarist ever. I miss he and Angus together kicking ass on stage rocking out with the crowd. Fantastic times. Fantastic music. Magical! RIP Malcolm - you are missed, I hope I see you when I pass on.
The greatest rhythm guitarist of all time bar none.
Such a tragic loss. Life lost too soon for a great guitarist. Many prayers to Angus and his family for their loss God bless them all R I P MALCOLM. AND BON. We salute you.
Forever in our hearts RIP Malcolm Young 🙏
Hope these two friends and legendary guitarists are having a blast catching up with each other now, wherever they are. RIP Eddie and Malcomb.
Malcom is THE most UNDERRATED guitar player OF ALL TIME!!!
It's still upsetting that Malcolm is know longer going to be there , I know there getting up there in age but to me there still young man every time I look at a cover of one of there album , AC/DC will never die but live on for ever with all of us fans of the boys, Malcolm is riding the Lightning in the sky , Malcolm we miss you , love you man , love sent from The Mad Dog
Scott and malcom where true ROCKER'S. Born to rock.Thank's for the Joy Of watching you two.In our hearts forever.💯💯💯💯💕
Malcolm always blamed himself for Bon Scott's death, and drank way too much.
R.I.P. Malcolm Young
I saw AC/DC live in 2009.
Classic lineup of Angus, Malcolm, Brian, Cliff and Phil.
One of the most amazing and memorable shows ever.
Great story, thank you for taking the time to make this video. Got to see the band during their Highway to Hell tour (RIP Bon and Malcolm).
Tony Rodriguez thanks! More AC/DC coming!
When Brian said 'Full recovery fully expected', I think he was talking about the lung cancer that Malcolm had been diagnosed with, as well as the heart problems for which Malcolm needed a pacemaker implanted. He wouldn't have said such a thing about the dementia if he'd known of its extent, as I think everyone knows it's a condition that, very sadly, does not get better.
@Luke Yeah, he had a terrible go of it. I think it would have been better if the band retired with Malcolm, to be honest.
never knew anything about a pacemaker or lung cancer either.... was that actually reported?
@@CS-mo7xp Yes, it was.
ultimateclassicrock.com/malcolm-young-lung-cancer-pacemaker/
"Lead guitarist Angus Young talked to GMI Rock about what his brother had been through, and the "not easy" decision to carry on without him: "Besides the mental side with the dementia, he had physical problems also. He had a lung operation, which was pretty critical, but he got treatment for that because they got to it. It was like a cancer. So they got that early and then later on he had also a heart problem. So it was like everything hit him at once. The physical side of him, he got great treatment for all that so he's good with all that, but the mental side has deteriorated. He himself had said, 'I won't be able to do it anymore.'"
@@brianm2881 thanks... spose I could've googled that, just being lazy. RIP Malcolm.
@@CS-mo7xp I consider myself pretty lazy but googling stuff requires a bare minimum of bodily movement.
LITTLE MALK , HE WAS AC/DC , THE BEATING HEART OF THIS BAND, THEY ALL ARE , BUT MALK WAS THE MAN ! WHAT A LEGEND.WHAT A BAND !
Malcolm . . Thanks for the music Sir , thank you ! WE ALL SALUTE YOU ! ! !
I feel like I’ve never really processed Malcoms death till now, 3 years later. AC/DC were the first hard rock guys I heard and made me pick up guitar. Thank you Malcom, your rock steady riffs and rhythm are the whole reason I can play lead guitar, I used to solo so much over AC/DC backing tracks with angus’ parts cut out. Thank you Malcom.
We will miss you Malcolm, RIP. AC/DC is my all time favorite rock band.
Bon wasn't actually their original singer. That honour goes to Dave Evans. He sang on a single called "Can I Sit Next To You Girl" before being replaced by Bon.
Luke you can’t change history, Dave Evens was the original singer, end of.
In my 53 yrs of life AC/DC was and is the best band ever. Out of all the concerts ive been to theirs is the best by far that ive ever been to.
He s the reason I started playing rhytm guitar I loved him since I was 5 cause yeah that s when I started listening to ac dc I'm currently 14 and I just can't listen to anything other than AC/DC. Hopefully we get a new album later this year,rock on everybody🤟 and yeah....best rhytm guitarist Malcolm🎸🤟
The Back in Black album will never go out of style .
When we were kids we had to listen to ac/dc bootlegs. Then Highway To Hell then Back in Black then at some point they made all of those early albums available. The rest is history. Their music is so popular now but in those early years it was scaring parents all around the world. Got to see them live once at a show with about 70,000 people. It was crazy goooooood
AC/DC is truely one of the greatest of all times. True Rock n Rollers.
Brian’s words on Malcolms death touched me to tears. AC/DC will be in my heart forever.
RIP, Malcolm 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
AC/DC is rock at it's best, have seen 7 shows beginning in 74' just incredible !
Love these guys, no ink, no makeup, just rock n roll
Cool story. They aren't my cup of tea but the story was WELL DONE and I respect them..
Todd Richardson ..... I can understand because AC/DC is no cup of tea....
Bloody Hell!
Ac/Dc was definitely a Rock and Roll band I grew up listening and Rocking to there music they were and still are today freaking Awesome. Edsel K Smith. Wachula Florida. Many,many thanks to Malcolm Young for helping to create this band.
He was one of a kind and just like Bon i can only image the greatness we missed out on losing them. 🤘🖤🙏 #RIP🕊
I remember in November 2017.. I woke up.. logged into Facebook.. And saw AC/DC's new post about the death of Malcolm Young... 😔😭❤
I wasn't even close with this one. Always liked the brothers relationship. Was sad to hear about his diagnosis & death.
When did Axl Rose turn into someones grandmother?
Because s/he probably is. Just passing this info along. Suggest you check out the poster's other videos before responding (if you decide to respond). Price of fame...their deal with the 👹...
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About a week after Appetite was released!
Axl still has a 5 octave range !!
@@karlpenning1302 At least he didn't act like a piece of shit filling in for Brian. He showed up on time and did his job without bringing his usual scummy attitude into the picture. He even did a decent job.
He was always someone's grandmother
I love AC/DC, and their legacy will go on through time... With that said, we all suffer “tragedy” in our lives and we certainly can’t live forever. Legions of great people have received little to no recognition for great works... but you can rest assured, AC/DC will be regarded as legend.
Everytime I listen to ACDC, I have always been more focused on the rhythm ports of the song. Even before Malcolm's death, I always felt he was the best rhythm guitar player ever!!!!