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Please do Gimme 3 Steps from Lynyrd Skynyrd live from Knebworth 1976. They were at their best right before that fateful day when their plane went down.
"Girl's Got Rhythm"..One of my favs of the Bon Scott era. Fun fact: Atlantic Record's board members were' upset CEO/Artist Manager Ahmet Etregen advanced the band so much $$ for the "Back In Black" LP, But he told 'em, quit whining, we're gonna make millions! 6 months later they apologized after the LP hit #1, and never gave him flack about artist deals again. It was Ahmet's talent..He just KNEW a hit when he heard one. (Tupac, NWA, Aretha Franklin, Foreigner, Bee Gees, Yes, Led Zepplin, KId Rock, etc are just a few of the acts he bagged for the label)
Two more totally unique and Epic Rock Singers are Ronnie James Dio (Solo or with Black Sabbath) and Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden. Both are Masters at Theatrical Sytle Hard to Heavy Rock. A great starting point for Dio is either his Solo Rainbow in the Dark or Heaven and Hell with Black Sabbath. For Bruce Dickinson Run for the Hills or The Trooper or for a long listen Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Imagine having your lead singer, who was beloved by the fans, tragically die from substance abuse and coming back with this absolute masterpiece of record in tribute to him and as an introduction of your new singer.
They didn't 'come back' with it. Bon wrote this from first to last lyric. They don't acknowledge it but they pay the Scott family royalties for BiB. Bon's notebook ran dry after FOTS and it shows in the music.
Bon Scotts "It's a long way to the top (if you wanna rock and roll)" is epic, also...bagpipes!! Also, it was Bon Scott who told the rest of the band that if anything happened to him, they should hire Brian Johnson as their new singer (he had heard Brian in his former band Geordie).
I am 71 Y/O, American, a Beatles fan, Doors fan, Jimi Hendrix fan, MAJOR Rush fan, and I say that AC/DC is the best rock band ever to strap on guitars.
The above and others like Zepplin, were arguable better both lyrically and musically. Far more complex and varied in their music. But for PURE RAW HARD ROCK? None better than AC/DC!
So there is a clear difference between Bon Scott and Brian Johnson and yet both are epic singers within the same band. Some great Bon Scott songs by AC/DC are Highway To Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and TNT
Yes, yes! If she is going to go down the AC/DC rabbit hole, she must listen to some Bon Scott era music. Anything off of the Highway to Hell album would be great, his last album before his untimely death, but many of there earlier works will do-Let There be Rock, Ride On, It’s a long Way to the Top, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Big Balls, etc.
Ummm.... Yes! Bon Scott is awesome! Brian Johnson is awesome! I can't pick between them. Just don't choose. I'm allowed to like Ronnie James Dio and the guy from Whitesnake. You can like Bon Scott and Brian Johnson at the same time. No conundrum there.
OMG... Maggie your killing me!!!!! Your an Opera trained artsiest... yet seems to be so sheltered from music (ROCK) that has helped keep the industry alive and thriving for decades! Rock & Country are THE BEDROCK of music for the past 40yrs... FACT!!! I just LOVED to see you rock out and get excited or inspired... simply AWESOME!!!! peace
@@Motbilder I think the point trying to be made is, what do they teach in these singing schools? Don't they teach any history of different genres of music, whether it be country or rock, blues etc. It's like they are laser focused on just one type of music to the complete exclusion of all others.
@@sueparras6028 if you were to go to a Rock school would you expect to learn how to sing Turandot? these people study opera, not "music". Just like you can be a good rock guitarist without knowing how to play an oboe.
@@sueparras6028 Literally my experience during my time in music classes in college, right up to being ostracized by classmates for liking rock/bluegrass/folk/blues Why I gave up learning music in an educational program.
Maybe while you are in an AC/DC fever, you might consider doing a comparison of Bon Scott's vocals to those of Brian Johnson. Many people feared for AC/DC survival following the death of Bon Scott. Back in Black introduced us to Mr. Johnson and laid waste to any concerns about the band's future. Glad you have discovered and are enjoying this super group Miss Renee!
Yes, yes! If she is going to go down the AC/DC rabbit hole, she must listen to some Bon Scott era music. Anything off of the Highway to Hell album would be great, his last album before his untimely death, but many of there earlier works will do-Let There be Rock, Ride On, It’s a long Way to the Top, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Big Balls, etc.
AC/DC is the soundtrack for my life. I was 12 when I first started listening to them. I’m turning 57 this month. They have always been my go to band, in many scenarios. High school, Army Basic Training, Jump School, Infantry AIT, deployments and a long military career. I still love them to this day, even in retirement. Their newest album, Power Up, just relit the fire for me.
I've been saying for years that the album "Back in Black" should be a mandatory issue for all 12 year old boys. "Here, son, listen to this. 3 chord rock that punches ya in the nuts. This is what it's all about!"
You’ve had good success as a band, then your lead singer dies suddenly, You mourn, then regroup, The family says ‘keep going’. A singer that the late lead singer said should replace him should anything happen, is chosen. Back In Black is the first album released. It’s hit out of the park!!! AC/DC is the Real Deal! 😎👍👍
this was such a great song and a great album, not like when you buy an album and find only 1 or 2 songs you really like, every song on this album rocked and rocked hard.
AC ⚡DC is one of the few bands from the 1970s that has stood the test of time. In all this time, their sound has never changed. This is what makes them so memorable now.
Everything about this band is just distilled, unhinged energy. And as a guitarist, the combined tone of Malcolm, and Angus being blasted out of gargantuan Marshall amps is the most glorious thing in the history of guitar tone. Just a guitar into an amp, and crank it. No digital processing, just raw power.
Broke a bunch of windows with my old technics unit and AC/DC. It used to shake the plaster from the window frames. At 6 the cement floor would vibrate. Cranked up to max 10 was too much if you were within 50 feet. 40 years later i still have that unit and my ears have a permanent ring lol. ahh well, cant use em when im dead.
@@colb9916 I told my wife I was thinking about saving up for a Plexi. A re-issue, not an original. Unfortunately, I like being married, and don't like being arrested, so it's probably not the best idea. I think it might actually be worse having it, and not being able to really use it.
@@dmwalker24 Yeah. Having something epic and not being able to let it run to its potential is a tough pill to swallow. I've passed a few things into more capable hands as I couldn't realy do them justice anymore.
Walk All Over You is a must its got one of the coolest song intros of all time! And Bon Scotts impressive range makes it a blast to listen to its kinda a hidden Gem but a really good one unearthed.
I will say the boys in AC/DC made an incredible choice finding Brian to replace Bon cause Hes so good and can damn near preform Bon stuff sounding very close to Bon. But Bond was the living embodiment of Rock and Roll. Dude lived the lifestyle from the time he started till his death. He paved the Highway to Hell for the rest of us. ❤️
Yeah well Young People just don't get to Hear / Discover things till Years later. I Remember Back in 1986 when i got into AC/DC Feeling Guilty that i didn't get into them sooner. I heard them in 84 & 85. and also Remember seeing comments in 2020 That some Kids / people had Power UP album was the first thing they heard from AC/DC. theres gonna be people in 2032 saying wow I Never heard this band before! and become fans
after bon Scott died, the band went looking for another singer. Brian was in another band and when they went to listen to him, he had an epileptic fit and was rolling around the stage. They thought it was his act, loved it and got him to join AC/DC
I'd like to report that I saw them at Wembley 3 weeks ago with 80,000 others and Brian (76) screamed for 2 hours with a smile on his face the whole time and Angus(68) played and danced around the stage like kid with huge hair! Best time of our lives!
Oh the anticipation we AC/DC fans will have until you discover Bon Scott. Hang on tight and enjoy your new discovery. I grew up with their music and it’s amazing that their music is still relevant today. I always used to say they were ahead of their time and their music doesn’t age at all. Keep going with AC/DC. My favourite from them is WALK ALL OVER YOU….. talk about energy.
As great as they were with Bon Scott, it was this album that made them global superstars. A side note, another classic example of a director who doesn't realise that when an all time great guitarist like Angus is playing a solo, the only thing the camera should be looking at are his hands. So happy you've finally discovered one of the best kick ass bands ever Maggie, an old guy like me has been fortunate to be enjoying them since the 70's.
I think Riff Raff @Glasgow Apollo would satisfy the Bon Scott curiosity & give Maggie the best Angus vibe in his complete schoolboy uniform.....although can't complain about LTBR.
huge metal head from the 80's here and have to say I saw the Black Ice tour at Gillette stadium w/ a crowd of 60,000 and it was THE best concert I ever saw. I could not believe how well the mix was, imaging taking the perfect engineering that exists on the BACK & BLACK album and cranking it to 90db+ it was that goooooood..... my ears are still ringing.
The fact that they kept this energy level since '73 is insane. My rock/metal journey started with acdc on guitarhero as a kid, and I wont be surprised if some of their music ends up playing at my funeral in the future
This is the song that changed everything about music for me and I was 11 years old the first time I heard it in 1983, from that day on I been a headbanger, I’m 51 now and passing my taste in music down to my 8 year old daughter, tried to get my son but he’s got his mother in him lol
This is why they are regarded as one of the best rock bands ever, there is not a bad song on this album. Seeing them live is on another lvl, the atmosphere is insane, I went to one of their concerts in Wellington NZ and even the Māori gangsters were getting in the grove. Simply awesome band.
I have always been a great fan of AC/DC, even at the age of 67. During the early 1980s, while working the night shift, my colleague Mike G and I would return from lunch at 3:30 AM and he would play "Back in Black" on his boom box, to motivate us for the rest of the shift. Those were some good times.
AC/DC is truly one of a kind band no one comes close. Back in the day I got lucky and got to meet Angus Young after a AC/DC concert and he's really a down to earth kind of dude.
I'd say Airborne do a great job of continuing the legacy, basically a tribute band but instead of covers they do their own music that just sounds what ac/dc would write.
So happy that you have found and enjoy AC DC, I've been a fan for decades. Their guitars look big because they are all between 5 foot 2-3 tall, awesome people often come in small packages.
Recommendations: Bon era: Highway to Hell, TNT, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, It's a long way to the top Brian era: Rock 'n' Roll Train, You Shook Me All Night Long, Stiff Upper Lipp, Hells Bells, Shoot to Thrill
You should check them out live from River Plate live. Almost 3 decades latter and still rocking. 3 Decades of people in the crowd. THEY ARE GENERATIONAL.
Maggie if you want to hear a little Bon Scott with AC/DC you can always do their "Long Way to The Top" which was one of their more popular songs during Bon Scotts tenure as their lead singer.
You are so right. When he was in his prime - which was for many decades - he had one of the most powerful and distinctive voices in all of rock history. He should be given nothing but respect.
AC/DC is one of my all time favorite bands. In older Videos you can see Malcom Young on the rythem guitar. Sadly he passed away in 2017. His uncle Stevie has taken his place in the band. Take a look at the "live in river plate " Concertvideos. One of the best liveconcerts ever .
This is why young people should respect their elders. We grew up with this stuff, heard when it was new. And it was all great back then. AC/DC, Boston, Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Ozzy/Sabbath, Dio, Yes, Foreigner. Just imagine it. Close your eyes. You’re welcome.
You should check out anything from their River Plate concert. The crowd is electric. Whole Lotta Rosie is my favorite. Pro tip: If you're gonna binge on them, you'd better reserve about a month. LOL.
A true rock and roll band. They have the rock and they have the roll, their roll is so good they make you move and they make you groove. The greatest rhythm section of all time.
Bon Scott songs are all the AC/DC albums of the 1970s... I think my favorites of this era are "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" "Whole Lotta Rosie" "TNT" and a comic/parody song "Big Balls" ... I was hoping Nikki Manaj would do a cover version a few years ago ...
I listened Back in back from 91s Live at Donnington cassette for the first time around the early 90s and fell in love immediately, you cannot not like this piece of art! Best way to fall in love with rock!
As a kid back in the late 70s earlier 80s I new they were a great Aussie band but as I grew older it was so cool to know that they were legendary. Made me proud to be an Aussie
If you really want to hear Bon vs Brian (there’s no wrong choice), “Let there be rock” Live at the Apollo theater in Glasgow 1978 and there’s a ton of Brian’s singing live at Donnington. Also look up Can I sit next to you girl with Dave Evans, that’ll give you an appreciation for Bon’s singing
One of the best Australian bands ever along with Rose Tattoo, were Guns N Roses got the idea of the Appetite for Distruction album cover from , Rose Tattoo,s 1977 album cover is almost identicle to Appitite and Gunners did Nice Boys a Rose Tattoo cover song , and Rose Tattoo went on stage with Gunners in the 1993 tour of Australia ! So Rose Tattoo was a very big little knowen influence on Gunners , as was AC/DC , also the Angles and otber Australian bands Slash and Duff have relitives in Australia.
Maggie, Back in Black never gets old, yes it is a tribute to Bon Scott. Love to see you rock out to AC/DC. Keep it going. I would recommend the whole Back in Black album. Brian Johnson stepped right in for lead vocals after Scotts oassing, and never looked back. This album was a powerhouse and blew many of us away
If you're getting into AC/DC, get the 'If You Want Blood...You've Got It' live album, (with the late great Bon Scott on vocals) it's generally regarded as one of the finest live albums ever recorded.
You have to watch their live versions of Thunderstruck and Highway to Hell from 2009. Wow. Great reaction. Love watching your enjoyment. Makes the song fresh. Thanks.
NYE 1999 a friend asked me what the best song of the millennium was. I said immediately "I know!" He stopped me "well there really can't be just one". I continued "You shook me all night long!" "Ok, fair".
I’m a 59 year old Japanese. Their music kept me concentrating on studying, releasing adrenaline in my brain, when I was a high school boy. Now I came across this and found they still are my stimulant.
I think the next AC/DC song you should do should be "It's a Long Way To the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)". This has a unique sound, and is from their very first album, featuring their very first lead vocalist.
Bon is not the original singer for AC/DC. It was Dave Evans. He sang Can I Sit Next To You Girl, but he was replaced with Bon before they put out studio albums.
Great reaction, Maggie! I think everybody becomes an instant fan of AC/DC; they're just so good!. You need to listen to Highway To Hell with their original singer, Bon Scott. He has a signature voice that's bluesier than Brian's, and it gives the band a little wilder, snarkier vibe. I so relate to your feelings about them.
You should definitely check out a Bon Scott song, you can hear him smiling as he sings with a wry grin on his face. I'd suggest Down Payment Blues or Whole Lotta Rosie, both are kick ass tunes.
I highly recommend their Live at the River Plate performances. The stage presence of Angus and Bryan comes through extremely well and Angus’ guitar work is amazing.
You are so awesome 😊 One of my favorite AC/DC that I would love to see you doing a reaction to is "you shook me all night long" To me that one is epic. Thank you 😊 🌹
Big fan of ACDC for 40 plus years... its NOT rap but at times its so effective lyrically because its about the timing of the lyrics for impact. Legends
Great reaction! A lot of people would say this is one of the greatest Rock and Roll bands ever. Top 20, some think top 10. I don't think you can argue either.
So many 5x9 rear stereo speakers were Blown Out after this song came on the radio back in the day! RIP to them all, they died bravely trying to contain AC DC's Power!
Your reaction to Back in Black is my all time favourite song reaction - full stop. I keep coming back to it because it is so genuine, so hilarious, it always makes me happy watching it. Once or twice I've watched it again when I've been depressed and needed something to break me out of my funk. Truth. Thanks, Maggie.
This is the song of my people 😊 Seen them twice live and Brian Johnson's melodic gravel voice lasts for 2 full hours! FYI, there's a little known movie which they did the soundtrack for, Maximus Overdrive. They were the epitome of heavy rock for the 70's 80s and 90s. Another song, Big Gun was also from a movie starring Arnold Schwartzeneger. On the death of Bon Scott the band decided to return with a dark album which became Back in Black which, on release, became the 2nd biggest selling album in the world. Now hitting 50m units sold. The title song is a piece of memorial genius by the band and their new singer, Brian Johnson.
Life-long fan or instant fan: AC\DC brings the world together with rock. A steady beat, strong bass, and exciting solos. This is the band for you :) Fist bumps from Canada
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Try George Thorogood, one Burbon one Scotch and one beer, is a good place to start
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Please do Gimme 3 Steps from Lynyrd Skynyrd live from Knebworth 1976. They were at their best right before that fateful day when their plane went down.
"Girl's Got Rhythm"..One of my favs of the Bon Scott era. Fun fact: Atlantic Record's board members were' upset CEO/Artist Manager Ahmet Etregen advanced the band so much $$ for the "Back In Black" LP, But he told 'em, quit whining, we're gonna make millions! 6 months later they apologized after the LP hit #1, and never gave him flack about artist deals again. It was Ahmet's talent..He just KNEW a hit when he heard one. (Tupac, NWA, Aretha Franklin, Foreigner, Bee Gees, Yes, Led Zepplin, KId Rock, etc are just a few of the acts he bagged for the label)
Two more totally unique and Epic Rock Singers are Ronnie James Dio (Solo or with Black Sabbath) and Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden. Both are Masters at Theatrical Sytle Hard to Heavy Rock. A great starting point for Dio is either his Solo Rainbow in the Dark or Heaven and Hell with Black Sabbath. For Bruce Dickinson Run for the Hills or The Trooper or for a long listen Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Imagine having your lead singer, who was beloved by the fans, tragically die from substance abuse and coming back with this absolute masterpiece of record in tribute to him and as an introduction of your new singer.
To be fair, his official death certificate says "Death by misadventure."
It wasn't "substance abuse," as in hard drugs. He got drunk and passed out and choked on his own vomit.
Brian sounds just he did in Geordie
They didn't 'come back' with it. Bon wrote this from first to last lyric. They don't acknowledge it but they pay the Scott family royalties for BiB. Bon's notebook ran dry after FOTS and it shows in the music.
Like Iron Maiden getting Bruce and his first album with them. Both EPIC
Bon Scotts "It's a long way to the top (if you wanna rock and roll)" is epic, also...bagpipes!!
Also, it was Bon Scott who told the rest of the band that if anything happened to him, they should hire Brian Johnson as their new singer (he had heard Brian in his former band Geordie).
thx this i didnt know until yet^^
I heard they were also considering Jimmy Barnes.
bon was a one of a kind brian embodied the energy that is ac/dc
If you want blood is another great early AC/DC song
Oh, Bon Scott Sang "Highway to Hell" on the album.
NEVER pause during an Angus Young guitar solo
😂A'HO! (Amen, in Shawnee😊)
NEVER, NEVER NEVER....
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Same goes for the Freebird switch up
NEVER
I am 71 Y/O, American, a Beatles fan, Doors fan, Jimi Hendrix fan, MAJOR Rush fan, and I say that AC/DC is the best rock band ever to strap on guitars.
The above and others like Zepplin, were arguable better both lyrically and musically.
Far more complex and varied in their music.
But for PURE RAW HARD ROCK?
None better than AC/DC!
Amazing list there. Might have to argue with you a little. Rush for me is the greatest rock band ever. But you can make a strong argument for ac dc
How can we not include Queen when mentioning AC/DC, Beatles, The Doors, Hendrix, and Rush?
this album is a certified collectible in rock history. New singer, but it sold more than almost every album ever. FIRST CLASS!
It's only second to Thriller by Michael Jackson.
So there is a clear difference between Bon Scott and Brian Johnson and yet both are epic singers within the same band. Some great Bon Scott songs by AC/DC are Highway To Hell, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and TNT
Yes, yes! If she is going to go down the AC/DC rabbit hole, she must listen to some Bon Scott era music. Anything off of the Highway to Hell album would be great, his last album before his untimely death, but many of there earlier works will do-Let There be Rock, Ride On, It’s a long Way to the Top, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Big Balls, etc.
A long way to the top is another great one.
Walk All over you, and Touch Too Much to me are some great Bon Scott classic’s
Let There Be Rock is another awesome Bon Scott song and has a fun video.
Ummm.... Yes! Bon Scott is awesome! Brian Johnson is awesome! I can't pick between them. Just don't choose. I'm allowed to like Ronnie James Dio and the guy from Whitesnake. You can like Bon Scott and Brian Johnson at the same time. No conundrum there.
OMG... Maggie your killing me!!!!!
Your an Opera trained artsiest... yet seems to be so sheltered from music (ROCK) that has helped keep the industry alive and thriving for decades! Rock & Country are THE BEDROCK of music for the past 40yrs... FACT!!!
I just LOVED to see you rock out and get excited or inspired... simply AWESOME!!!!
peace
She's young. It's no different than people discovering rock from Elvis instead of from Chuck Berry or Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
@@Motbilder I think the point trying to be made is, what do they teach in these singing schools? Don't they teach any history of different genres of music, whether it be country or rock, blues etc. It's like they are laser focused on just one type of music to the complete exclusion of all others.
@@Motbilder yeah I know I was just messing with her
@@sueparras6028 if you were to go to a Rock school would you expect to learn how to sing Turandot? these people study opera, not "music". Just like you can be a good rock guitarist without knowing how to play an oboe.
@@sueparras6028 Literally my experience during my time in music classes in college, right up to being ostracized by classmates for liking rock/bluegrass/folk/blues
Why I gave up learning music in an educational program.
Maybe while you are in an AC/DC fever, you might consider doing a comparison of Bon Scott's vocals to those of Brian Johnson. Many people feared for AC/DC survival following the death of Bon Scott. Back in Black introduced us to Mr. Johnson and laid waste to any concerns about the band's future. Glad you have discovered and are enjoying this super group Miss Renee!
Yes, yes! If she is going to go down the AC/DC rabbit hole, she must listen to some Bon Scott era music. Anything off of the Highway to Hell album would be great, his last album before his untimely death, but many of there earlier works will do-Let There be Rock, Ride On, It’s a long Way to the Top, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Big Balls, etc.
I agree, try a Bon Scott song for comparison, for sure!
I was one that wasnt realy sure about anyone filling Bons mic spot.
But once this album dropped, all my misgivings went out the door.
The whole album hard rock masterpiece
I am 62 years old. I first saw AC/DC in 1978. I have been a fan ever since. They are my ultimate favorite rock band!
AC/DC is the soundtrack for my life. I was 12 when I first started listening to them. I’m turning 57 this month. They have always been my go to band, in many scenarios. High school, Army Basic Training, Jump School, Infantry AIT, deployments and a long military career. I still love them to this day, even in retirement. Their newest album, Power Up, just relit the fire for me.
same for me, minus the long military career, but Highway to Hell was the first album i ever bought.
I've been saying for years that the album "Back in Black" should be a mandatory issue for all 12 year old boys. "Here, son, listen to this. 3 chord rock that punches ya in the nuts. This is what it's all about!"
Back in Black is my all time favorite song by AC/DC. The whole album is incredible and you should check it out. You will not be disappointed.
my favorite song from them is the first song i have ever heard from them a really long time ago
WHO MADE WHO
Mine is Moneytalks. The forgotten song.
You’ve had good success as a band, then your lead singer dies suddenly,
You mourn, then regroup,
The family says ‘keep going’.
A singer that the late lead singer said should replace him should anything happen, is chosen.
Back In Black is the first album released.
It’s hit out of the park!!!
AC/DC is the Real Deal!
😎👍👍
Dirty Deeds should be next...
Agree!!!
With Bon of course!
Definitely❤!
Rober plate live dirty...
Yes! With Bon singing of course otherwise it will be kind of a waste. Love, love, LOVE!
this was such a great song and a great album, not like when you buy an album and find only 1 or 2 songs you really like, every song on this album rocked and rocked hard.
AC ⚡DC is one of the few bands from the 1970s that has stood the test of time. In all this time, their sound has never changed. This is what makes them so memorable now.
Everything about this band is just distilled, unhinged energy. And as a guitarist, the combined tone of Malcolm, and Angus being blasted out of gargantuan Marshall amps is the most glorious thing in the history of guitar tone. Just a guitar into an amp, and crank it. No digital processing, just raw power.
Broke a bunch of windows with my old technics unit and AC/DC. It used to shake the plaster from the window frames.
At 6 the cement floor would vibrate. Cranked up to max 10 was too much if you were within 50 feet.
40 years later i still have that unit and my ears have a permanent ring lol. ahh well, cant use em when im dead.
@@colb9916 I told my wife I was thinking about saving up for a Plexi. A re-issue, not an original. Unfortunately, I like being married, and don't like being arrested, so it's probably not the best idea. I think it might actually be worse having it, and not being able to really use it.
@@dmwalker24 Yeah. Having something epic and not being able to let it run to its potential is a tough pill to swallow.
I've passed a few things into more capable hands as I couldn't realy do them justice anymore.
Walk All Over You is a must its got one of the coolest song intros of all time! And Bon Scotts impressive range makes it a blast to listen to its kinda a hidden Gem but a really good one unearthed.
I will say the boys in AC/DC made an incredible choice finding Brian to replace Bon cause Hes so good and can damn near preform Bon stuff sounding very close to Bon. But Bond was the living embodiment of Rock and Roll. Dude lived the lifestyle from the time he started till his death. He paved the Highway to Hell for the rest of us. ❤️
I first heard that song in a skate video and was like that HAS to be AC/DC. Such a slept on song.
My favourite acdc song.
The fact that you never heard this until 2 months ago blows my mind.
If she hasn't, then we know she's never seen a Marvel movie.
Yeah well Young People just don't get to Hear / Discover things till Years later.
I Remember Back in 1986 when i got into AC/DC Feeling Guilty that i didn't get into them sooner.
I heard them in 84 & 85. and also Remember seeing comments in 2020 That some Kids / people had Power UP
album was the first thing they heard from AC/DC. theres gonna be people in 2032 saying wow I Never heard this band before! and become fans
@@davidulmer9774 keeping time and singing along means she has heard it before
@@blueavenger1977 While I do agree with you, look at the title of the video.
Everyone knows Back in Black... sometimes they just don't know the band who did it.
after bon Scott died, the band went looking for another singer. Brian was in another band and when they went to listen to him, he had an epileptic fit and was rolling around the stage. They thought it was his act, loved it and got him to join AC/DC
And Bon have talk about his band: Geordie at the time
I'd like to report that I saw them at Wembley 3 weeks ago with 80,000 others and Brian (76) screamed for 2 hours with a smile on his face the whole time and Angus(68) played and danced around the stage like kid with huge hair! Best time of our lives!
Oh the anticipation we AC/DC fans will have until you discover Bon Scott. Hang on tight and enjoy your new discovery. I grew up with their music and it’s amazing that their music is still relevant today. I always used to say they were ahead of their time and their music doesn’t age at all. Keep going with AC/DC. My favourite from them is WALK ALL OVER YOU….. talk about energy.
As great as they were with Bon Scott, it was this album that made them global superstars. A side note, another classic example of a director who doesn't realise that when an all time great guitarist like Angus is playing a solo, the only thing the camera should be looking at are his hands. So happy you've finally discovered one of the best kick ass bands ever Maggie, an old guy like me has been fortunate to be enjoying them since the 70's.
"Let there be rock" with the original singer Bon Scot, is an experience.
Please react to the original music video....
Yes!
I think Riff Raff @Glasgow Apollo would satisfy the Bon Scott curiosity & give Maggie the best Angus vibe in his complete schoolboy uniform.....although can't complain about LTBR.
Let There Be Rock is THE intensist of intense AC/DC experience!
huge metal head from the 80's here and have to say I saw the Black Ice tour at Gillette stadium w/ a crowd of 60,000 and it was THE best concert I ever saw. I could not believe how well the mix was, imaging taking the perfect engineering that exists on the BACK & BLACK album and cranking it to 90db+ it was that goooooood..... my ears are still ringing.
The fact that they kept this energy level since '73 is insane. My rock/metal journey started with acdc on guitarhero as a kid, and I wont be surprised if some of their music ends up playing at my funeral in the future
Hard to imagine that this band has been around over 50 years but it’s a fact :)
Boomers rock!
Over 5 decades of Classic rock. Best rock band in the world.
Definitely have to do "whole lotta Rosie" with Bon Scott at the vocals. And turn the volume up past 10! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
in my own personal opinion bon scott is THE acdc best singer ever, his voice and cheeky lyrics are just so good. bon Scott forever!
As an 66yr old Australian 😂😂 l love your face, welcome 🙏 to our acca Dacca.😅😅
Very sweet! Thank you! 🤗💟 Hope to see you on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/MaggieRenee
Acca Dacca. Love it. I haven't heard that in years.
You Shook Me All Night Long is an AC/DC must!!
Highway To Hell is a Bon Scott song though Brian does sing it live (obviously).
This is the song that changed everything about music for me and I was 11 years old the first time I heard it in 1983, from that day on I been a headbanger, I’m 51 now and passing my taste in music down to my 8 year old daughter, tried to get my son but he’s got his mother in him lol
Looks like you have a Daddy’s Girl.
This is why they are regarded as one of the best rock bands ever, there is not a bad song on this album.
Seeing them live is on another lvl, the atmosphere is insane, I went to one of their concerts in Wellington NZ and even the Māori gangsters were getting in the grove.
Simply awesome band.
I have always been a great fan of AC/DC, even at the age of 67. During the early 1980s, while working the night shift, my colleague Mike G and I would return from lunch at 3:30 AM and he would play "Back in Black" on his boom box, to motivate us for the rest of the shift. Those were some good times.
I first heard the Back in Black album in the early 80s and to this day, I still listen to it regularly.
One of the most iconic !
Heady times! I consider AC/DC FAMILY.
Back in the day I think I wore the grooves out of my vinyl album, I listened to it so much.
AC/DC is truly one of a kind band no one comes close. Back in the day I got lucky and got to meet Angus Young after a AC/DC concert and he's really a down to earth kind of dude.
Yeah covers with the same tuning can’t pull it off the same.
I'd say Airborne do a great job of continuing the legacy, basically a tribute band but instead of covers they do their own music that just sounds what ac/dc would write.
@@traviscue2099 Yeah Airborne is a good band. They do have that AC/DC feel about them.
So happy that you have found and enjoy AC DC, I've been a fan for decades. Their guitars look big because they are all between 5 foot 2-3 tall, awesome people often come in small packages.
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@@maggiereneemusic you can't wipe the smile off my face when i see younger people getting into ACDC 👍🇦🇺
Recommendations:
Bon era: Highway to Hell, TNT, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, It's a long way to the top
Brian era: Rock 'n' Roll Train, You Shook Me All Night Long, Stiff Upper Lipp, Hells Bells, Shoot to Thrill
You should check them out live from River Plate live. Almost 3 decades latter and still rocking. 3 Decades of people in the crowd. THEY ARE GENERATIONAL.
They are fantastic in concert! Saw them in the 70's. My children and grandchildren were brought up on AC/DC. ❤
This album got me through boot camp. We were allowed to carry a boom box playing music, and this album ruled.
Must have bn army or air force.
@@harrycoxenbahlz1922 The crayons are why Marines get all the good women.
_Semper Fidelis_
Maggie if you want to hear a little Bon Scott with AC/DC you can always do their "Long Way to The Top" which was one of their more popular songs during Bon Scotts tenure as their lead singer.
Some people make fun of Brian's voice now, but I have to respect him because he sacrificed his voice for this band.
You are so right. When he was in his prime - which was for many decades - he had one of the most powerful and distinctive voices in all of rock history. He should be given nothing but respect.
also sacrificed his hearing apparently
@thevocalcrone yeah, Ron White who is friends with him said be is deaf now.
AC/DC is one of my all time favorite bands. In older Videos you can see Malcom Young on the rythem guitar. Sadly he passed away in 2017. His uncle Stevie has taken his place in the band. Take a look at the "live in river plate " Concertvideos. One of the best liveconcerts ever .
Actually nephew Stevie, though there's no one who can replace Malcolm.
This is why young people should respect their elders. We grew up with this stuff, heard when it was new. And it was all great back then. AC/DC, Boston, Van Halen, Rush, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Ozzy/Sabbath, Dio, Yes, Foreigner. Just imagine it. Close your eyes. You’re welcome.
I am a 64 year old Australian and love this band, I grew up with them, I have seen them live four times.
You should check out anything from their River Plate concert. The crowd is electric. Whole Lotta Rosie is my favorite. Pro tip: If you're gonna binge on them, you'd better reserve about a month. LOL.
Love to hear people getting excited about music I grew up listening to. Thanks for your enthusiasm and energy.
That entire album is just phenomenal. AC/DC just rocks!
A true rock and roll band. They have the rock and they have the roll, their roll is so good they make you move and they make you groove. The greatest rhythm section of all time.
They're my favorite Rock Band. They have SUCH a powerful and energetic style.
Bon Scott songs are all the AC/DC albums of the 1970s... I think my favorites of this era are "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" "Whole Lotta Rosie" "TNT" and a comic/parody song "Big Balls" ... I was hoping Nikki Manaj would do a cover version a few years ago ...
Released 40 years ago on July 25, 1980. Is the best AC/DC album they have done
Love the reaction as Maggie realizes she's actually heard these legends before. 😅
One of my favorites, also from the 'Back in Black' album: You Shook Me All Night Long 👍😁
I listened Back in back from 91s Live at Donnington cassette for the first time around the early 90s and fell in love immediately, you cannot not like this piece of art!
Best way to fall in love with rock!
As a kid back in the late 70s earlier 80s I new they were a great Aussie band but as I grew older it was so cool to know that they were legendary. Made me proud to be an Aussie
It would be so fun to see you react to AC/DC It's a long way to the top. Bon Scott is lead on this song. Oh and you get Rock N Roll with Bagpipes.
It's very samey and repetitive though. Rosie or Dirty Deeds are so much better.
If you really want to hear Bon vs Brian (there’s no wrong choice), “Let there be rock” Live at the Apollo theater in Glasgow 1978 and there’s a ton of Brian’s singing live at Donnington. Also look up Can I sit next to you girl with Dave Evans, that’ll give you an appreciation for Bon’s singing
One of the best Australian bands ever along with Rose Tattoo, were Guns N Roses got the idea of the Appetite for Distruction album cover from , Rose Tattoo,s 1977 album cover is almost identicle to Appitite and Gunners did Nice Boys a Rose Tattoo cover song , and Rose Tattoo went on stage with Gunners in the 1993 tour of Australia ! So Rose Tattoo was a very big little knowen influence on Gunners , as was AC/DC , also the Angles and otber Australian bands Slash and Duff have relitives in Australia.
Who sings like Brian Johnson?? One of a kind singer. The guitars on this song are so good. Iconic stuff.
Maggie, Back in Black never gets old, yes it is a tribute to Bon Scott. Love to see you rock out to AC/DC. Keep it going. I would recommend the whole Back in Black album. Brian Johnson stepped right in for lead vocals after Scotts oassing, and never looked back. This album was a powerhouse and blew many of us away
If you're getting into AC/DC, get the 'If You Want Blood...You've Got It' live album, (with the late great Bon Scott on vocals) it's generally regarded as one of the finest live albums ever recorded.
Best album ever
You have to watch their live versions of Thunderstruck and Highway to Hell from 2009. Wow. Great reaction. Love watching your enjoyment. Makes the song fresh. Thanks.
I'm a big ACDC fan , but watching Maggie,I don't even look at the band All I watch is her facial expressions 👍👍😝😂😂😂
I've been obsessed with them for years. They make one feel as if you can do anything
For those about to rock would be a great song to react to
I salute you
We salute you
I highly recommend “You Shook Me All Night Long”. It’s the first AC/DC song I heard in the early 80’s and it’s a classic.
NYE 1999 a friend asked me what the best song of the millennium was. I said immediately "I know!" He stopped me "well there really can't be just one". I continued "You shook me all night long!" "Ok, fair".
Rest in peace to both Malcom young and Bon Scott
I’m a 59 year old Japanese. Their music kept me concentrating on studying, releasing adrenaline in my brain, when I was a high school boy. Now I came across this and found they still are my stimulant.
I think the next AC/DC song you should do should be "It's a Long Way To the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)". This has a unique sound, and is from their very first album, featuring their very first lead vocalist.
Bon is not the original singer for AC/DC. It was Dave Evans. He sang Can I Sit Next To You Girl, but he was replaced with Bon before they put out studio albums.
Yesssssssss
Great reaction, Maggie! I think everybody becomes an instant fan of AC/DC; they're just so good!. You need to listen to Highway To Hell with their original singer, Bon Scott. He has a signature voice that's bluesier than Brian's, and it gives the band a little wilder, snarkier vibe. I so relate to your feelings about them.
This was the first single after Bon died, you have no idea the feelings that went through the fans hearts when this track started playing!!
its awesome when someone finds AC/DC's music.
I saw them twice in concert and I just LOVE Angus Young too, he puts on an awesome show
You should definitely check out a Bon Scott song, you can hear him smiling as he sings with a wry grin on his face. I'd suggest Down Payment Blues or Whole Lotta Rosie, both are kick ass tunes.
I highly recommend their Live at the River Plate performances. The stage presence of Angus and Bryan comes through extremely well and Angus’ guitar work is amazing.
You are so awesome 😊 One of my favorite AC/DC that I would love to see you doing a reaction to is "you shook me all night long" To me that one is epic. Thank you 😊 🌹
Thank you 😊 🌹
You get AC/DC, i'm so impressed, nothing better than seeing a girl who appreciates proper rock
Big fan of ACDC for 40 plus years... its NOT rap but at times its so effective lyrically because its about the timing of the lyrics for impact. Legends
You need to react to some of their performances from Live at River Plate in 2011.
Great song. YOU headbang and play air guitar like you've been a metalhead all your life. Thank You
Thank you for watching and for your comment! 🤘🤗🤘
Wild watching someone hear AC/DC for the first time.
Not to mention one of The most epic riffs in Rock. Ever.
Glad you found them and seeing the joy in your face like the rest of us is pure gold. Rock on!
"For Those about to rock (We salute you)" AC/DC is anthemic!!!!
Great reaction! A lot of people would say this is one of the greatest Rock and Roll bands ever. Top 20, some think top 10. I don't think you can argue either.
So many 5x9 rear stereo speakers were Blown Out after this song came on the radio back in the day! RIP to them all, they died bravely trying to contain AC DC's Power!
Your reaction to Back in Black is my all time favourite song reaction - full stop. I keep coming back to it because it is so genuine, so hilarious, it always makes me happy watching it. Once or twice I've watched it again when I've been depressed and needed something to break me out of my funk. Truth. Thanks, Maggie.
girl, I got hooked in the 70's- 13 concerts in, they're the best band of all time
It brings a tear to my eye to see youngsters grooving to music from my childhood.
I would love to have been their drummer for one show! I’m a drummer myself and he had an awesome job…simple but powerful!!!
I STILL LOVE THEM.. AT 46 AND STILL LOVING THEIR MUSIC
its very cool to see people in this day and age appreciating music i grew up with..love it
ACDC is my favorite group. You have a great day. Walk with the Lord and be a blessing.
It is the coolest thing to watch someone hear a band for the first time. Rock on 🤘
Rest In Peace, Brother Malcolm ! ! !
You started with a wonderful piece of cake. Then someone gave you THE ENTIRE BOWL of icing!!! Enjoy, young lady!
Was at back in black tour.. amazing concert
This is the song of my people 😊
Seen them twice live and Brian Johnson's melodic gravel voice lasts for 2 full hours!
FYI, there's a little known movie which they did the soundtrack for, Maximus Overdrive.
They were the epitome of heavy rock for the 70's 80s and 90s.
Another song, Big Gun was also from a movie starring Arnold Schwartzeneger.
On the death of Bon Scott the band decided to return with a dark album which became Back in Black which, on release, became the 2nd biggest selling album in the world. Now hitting 50m units sold. The title song is a piece of memorial genius by the band and their new singer, Brian Johnson.
Life-long fan or instant fan: AC\DC brings the world together with rock. A steady beat, strong bass, and exciting solos. This is the band for you :) Fist bumps from Canada