The entire river plate concert is probably one of the most well known AC/DC concerts of all time primarily because of how insane the crowd was. They know their shit and they know good music.
I've been to a lot of shows and seen a lot of bands over the last 40 years but AC/DC at Donington in '91 will live with me forever. AC/DC are one of the greatest live acts ever. Never saw them give less than 100%. Every gig was just a massive party.
@@StuTheMoose I was also at the Donington concert in 1991, it was the best night of my life, still remember Angus's strip during Jailbreak and mooning us, also saw them in Glasgow, Scotland at Hampden Park, where I'm from in 2015, that was amazing as well, when comes to live concerts, nobody can touch them in my opinion!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 RIP Malcolm Young 🙏 🙏 RIP Bon Scott 🙏🙏
Yeah shit yeah. I've seen them six times. One time I turned up to the concert late and missed the first four songs so I was angry and sad but as soon as I got there I started smiling, and the chick checking the tickets could see me smiling and smiled back and then I was in.
I saw them in 2015 in Toronto at Downsview Park. One of the best concerts I ever went to. People were reacting the same way as you see here at River Plate. One of the top 10 bands of all time.
@@stevencarr4002 his voice was never shot he started singing less high pitched cause his hearing was going on him lmao now in 2020 when he got his hearing back he was able to sing again like he did in the 80s
Not too shabby for a bunch of old dudes!!!!! AC/DC played 3 straight nights at River Plate in Dec 2009 to a total of 220,000+ ppl so says their official web site so that’s 73,000+ a night!!!!! Brian Johnson the lead singer was 63, Angus Young the lead guitarist was 55 and the rest of the boys were in their 50’s!!! Legendary is all I can say. These Argentina fans are the best on the planet and they appreciate good hard driving rock and roll. Just look at all the different ages in the crowd. It transcends generations. Unbelievable!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😍😍😍🥳🥳😎😎🍸
For one who was at the River Plate show , they go bat shit for anyone putting a show there. I've seen Clapton , The Police and many more there . Not to mention that River Plate is my home ⚽ team. And the days they play ⚽ at that stadium it gets 10 times crazier . If you're from the biggest enemy they have which is Boca Jr , you could get robbed , your ass kicked and yes sometimes killed. That goes for any team in South & Central America and European teams .
@@guitarman8462 I have to say fans down there on another level. Most shows ebb and flow. This one, the crowd straight to 11 and never looked back from the first note till the house lights come up
@@glenchapman3899 you should go to a River Plate vs Boca Jr game at the River Plate stadium . You'll end up deaf by half time , the stadium rumbling . Watch the highlights of the Copa America 2018 live in Spain with River Plate vs Boca Jr.
Malcom said, “ people say we only have 10 albums that sound exactly the same. That’s just not true…we have 11 albums that sound exactthe same.” True legends.
When Angus was asked if he considered himself one of the best guitarists in the world, he replied, "I'm not even the best in my family." He was referring to Malcolm. Angus said Malcolm would be a better lead guitarist, but didn't want to do it because it would interfere with his drinking!
Massive shout-out to that Argie audience, possibly the greatest rock audience I ever saw. Some say there must have been around 150,000 crazy delirious fans that night. Wow. 🙋♂
66 mil en cada una de las 3 noches. El estadio River plate tenia capacidad para 72 mil, pero una parte no estaba habilitada por el escenario, en campo habían más de 15mil y 50mil en las gradas
Angus is an icon, no doubt. His solos and riffs are instantly recognizable - one of my favorites is the lick he repeats during the verse in 'Back in Black' and the solo to 'Shook Me All night Long' was the first solo I learned - still one of my favorites all time. ANGUS!
To be honest...AC/DC may very well be the best live act in the history of music. They play absolutely flawlessly, and Brian's vocals are always on point. Angus Young....what can we say about him. Incredible guitar player and probably the best performing lead guitar of all time. They are the standard that all musical performances should be held to...and to be honest, nobody, and I mean NOBODY today comes even remotely close.
Malcom Young though, he's always been the real artistic genius and he's the dynamo in the back driving the entire sound. Everyone kinda forgets because Brian and Angus are up front doing their jobs to draw all the attention; but Malcom is the little guy in the back often overshadowed by his own guitar, that is the true driving force behind every song. Malcom is laying down the rhythm that controls it all, that the others (including the massive audience) is all feeding off of. Every single song that AC/DC ever wrote, recorded or performed was being controlled by little head banging Malcom in the back, his tempo, his energy and his direction on every single song. The little beating heart of a giant beast.
I thnk they are the most timeless rock band and possibly band in general. It doesn't matter when you were born, the 50s or the 2000s. You still enjoy AC/DC.
Yes. I only saw them once live. The Palace, Auburn Hills, now torn down…but your point is well taken. I went to the show with reservation… whoa! There was no warm up. No opening song to break the audience in… From start to finish, it was all out, 100 miles an hour. I left with 50% hearing loss, but it was well worth it.
It is frightening how so many people confuse being in love with one's self and being a narcissist; it is so wonderful to hear you say 'in love with themselves but not in a narcissistic way'. I see people like this as having so much passion and love for what they do. They truly care about their craft and how it impacts on the lives of others Xx
Hi Rachel, This was from Live at River Plate, Argentina in 2009, the song itself was released in 1990 and is from their album The Razors Edge, the band were in their 50s and 60s here in 2009!! 😀 😀 They are now in their 60s and 70s and still going strong today in 2023, they will be playing The Power Trip Music Festival in California in October alongside Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Iron Maiden, and Guns n Roses!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 🎸 Lead singer Brian Johnson has been the lead singer with AC/DC for 43 years now, replacing original singer Bon Scott, who passed away in 1980 🙏 🙏 The current line up is : Brian Johnson, 75, on vocals Cliff Williams, 73, on bass guitar Stevie Young, 66, on rhythm guitar Phil Rudd, 69, on the drums Angus Young, 68, on lead guitar ( He's in the schoolboy outfit) Rythmn guitarist in this video is Malcolm Young, who sadly passed away in 2017 aged 64 from dementia 🙏🙏 Current rhythm guitarist Stevie Young is the nephew of Malcolm and Angus Young!! 😀 😀 Singer Brian Johnson is English Bassist Cliff Williams is English Malcolm and Angus Young were born in Glasgow, Scotland, where I'm from, they then moved to Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 Rythmn guitarist Stevie Young was also born in Glasgow, Scotland, and also moved to Australia Drummer Phil Rudd is Australian, he was born in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 The band formed in Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 in 1973 RIP Malcolm Young, 1953 - 2017 🙏 🙏 RIP Bon Scott, 1946 - 1980 🙏 🙏
The name AC/DC was written on every fence, on every school wall in the Soviet Union. Young Soviet guys got out of bed in the morning and went to bed at night to the sounds of Angus Young's guitar. Brian Jones's voice reminded me of the creaking of an old door in my grandmother's house and I and my classmates really liked it at school.🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️
Brian Johnson is 75 this year. Angus just turned 68. They still got it. Best band ever. You should check out some more from this concert. "Dirty Deeds" "Let There Be Rock' "Highway To Hell" just to name a few.
Just stumbled onto your channel while searching up reaction videos to this song... Very much enjoyed your reaction to it. And I completely agree with you on how incredible their energy level was for gentlemen in their 60s at the time, and how much you can tell they're just having fun up there on that stage.
Saw these guys at Donnington park ... will never forget that it was such a good time and saw them again in Edmonton years later .. same chills and same feeling and the fact that Hes in his 70s now and still rocking it is legendary
When a reporter once said to Angus Young that he was probably one of the best lead guitar players of all time. Angus laughed and said that he's not even the best guitar playing in the band.
Acabas de ver a la MEJOR audiencia de todo el planeta junto a una de las mejores bandas de rock . Te lo dice un español perdido por el youtube XDD . Viva el Rock and Roll y las gentes de Argentina . 🤘🤘😊😊
I was at one AC/DC concert once in my life. I never forgot it, I was in the pit at the centre stage freezing cold an wet, I didn't care, I drove for hours there and back, best experience ever. 😀
The guitarist is Angus Young. The schoolboy uniform is as a result of a suggestion from his sister, who said he looked cute in it when he came home from school wearing it as a child. It's been his trademark now for decades.
The sign of musical greatness lies in longevity. The fact that third and fourth gen listeners of AC/DC, and other great rock bands, are still falling in love with and rocking out to these classics is amazing and a true testament to the existence of Rock and Roll. Styles come and go but the spirit of Rock, having been released 70 years ago, can never be sealed away again. Even if the Earth is doomed tomorrow, there's still that copy of Chuck Berry's 'Johnny B Goode' on the voyager probes for someone to find. Something will find it and Rock will rise once again.
the last big show of AC/Dc was this one in Buenos Aires, Argentina at the River Play Stadium. R. I. P. Maycon Iangus, master of guitar alongside brother Angus Iangus.
Brian Johnson (vocals) is older than the other members of AC/DC (He was the same age as the previous singer Bon Scott)... He had been singing in Newcastle, UK since the late 60's and formed the band Geordie in the 70's, which released 3 records before breaking up in 1976. When Bon Scott passed away in early 1980, Brian Johnson was destitute, working in a factory and trying to get gigs for a new version of Geordie... He got a call from an AC/DC staffer about auditioning for the band. He never thought he would be picked, but he was a fan of their music, and he clicked w/ the band right away... So, he joined the band by April 1980. He's been their vocalist since... However, in 2016, a hearing issue resulted in him being replaced on tour by Guns N' Roses singer Axl Rose. However, Brian Johnson did sing on their last studio album 'Power Up' in 2020. Brian Johnson's singing style was made for AC/DC... he can sing in a clean voice too! But AC/DC's music demanded a certain screech... and he delivered that style of rock vocals like Little Richard-meets-Robert Plant...
Saw AC/DC back in Oct'82 at Hammersmith Odeon, London .. mid-week gig got home about 1am .. into school for 8a.m and didn't hear a single thing in any of my lessons for next couple of days. Great days!
I don't recall you ever smiling that hard for that long- your face must've hurt-lol. A supremely iconic voice that was made for Rock paired with masters of Blues Rock- the very fabric of Rock history.
Can you imagine the adrenaline rush by being on a stage that size and commanding an audience that size? And on top of that a South American crowd that imo are the best in the world! I love your reaction vids, thank you.
Iconic with being gracious! Brian is the real deal so nice & the type you have conversation with & he wants to know about your life. Never met Angus or Malcolm rip ,Phil
Gotta love Angus Young on guitar. He used to run home from school, in his uniform, each afternoon to practise with the band. His sister thought it would be a good idea for him to perform in his school uniform, and he’s been doing it, in some form, ever since.
I'm sorry? Floor seats? You were sitting down at an AC/DC concert? Wow, just Wow........ I saw Crowded House live once and it was an all seater theatre, great band, but worst gig ever. You couldn't get up and dance, they were actively policing the aisles to keep them clear of people.... plus I had the Flu which didn't help either......
Kudos....... you made the video about the band and not about you you are only on about a third of the screen which most people put themselves on 90% of the screen and your reaction was genuine, authentic and full of love and appreciation so I will watch and listen to you now from this day forward!
"Some people have said we've made 10 albums that all sound exactly the same. I'm offended by that. The fact is we've made TWELVE albums that all sound exactly the same" - Angus Young
@@mikecoughlin4128 I don't know but I just remember them canceling it. Maybe he did. But that's not AC/DC in my book. And i like Axel. I saw him in the forum. It was awesome.
AC/DC should be consumed live :) Yes, they are no p themselves. Very down-to-earth, humble bunch of guys doing what they love. BTW each song had a unique stage set ... awesome
AC/DC Is such a unique sound and experience IMO. Some may say their songs sound the same, but I cannot get mad at it, simply because I have not heard anything quite like them. There is a certain mood or vibe that they can uniquely give me, and it feels great. Thanks for reacting to this.
As someone who has seen AC/DC i highly recommend going to a concert at least once, you will be even more amazed1 The energy is off the charts and the sound is perfection! There are few bands on this planet bigger then AC/DC and have meant more to rock then them!
I saw on CNN once that if album charts were based on sales and nothing else then AC/DC would have had the number one album since the early 90s with Back in Black. It sells that many copies every week.
I've never seen them live but i would love to before they retire. The crowd at this concert was just INSANE! I fully agree they sound great live and they put their heart and soul into the show. Their energy is unmatched by any other band and I i really respect thar about them and how much they love their fans. IMO, Thunderstruck is the best song they ever wrote.
I love how most of the band is in comfortable clothes while Angus is rocking the same schoolboy look he's had since the 70s. Also, as iconic as Brian's voice is, I'm curious what the band would be like if Bon was still around.
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The entire river plate concert is probably one of the most well known AC/DC concerts of all time primarily because of how insane the crowd was. They know their shit and they know good music.
Donnington 1991 is far superior.
@@DaveMcIroy no
Yeah. Holy cow look at that crowd just thumpin out there.
You could feel the bloody crowd jumping inside the stadium a mile away.
Pretty sure it was one of those events seismometers picked up.
argentina goes hard as fuck
When a crowd gets going on this level, there is nothing like it. The energy at a concert like this, is completely on a different level.
Amazing energy
aguante argentinaaa
RIP Malcolm 😥.......There was nothing like an AC/DC concert! I went in the 80s and 90s and they gave it all.
I've been to a lot of shows and seen a lot of bands over the last 40 years but AC/DC at Donington in '91 will live with me forever. AC/DC are one of the greatest live acts ever. Never saw them give less than 100%. Every gig was just a massive party.
Jam in paradise Uncle Malcolm!
@@StuTheMoose I was also at the Donington concert in 1991, it was the best night of my life, still remember Angus's strip during Jailbreak and mooning us, also saw them in Glasgow, Scotland at Hampden Park, where I'm from in 2015, that was amazing as well, when comes to live concerts, nobody can touch them in my opinion!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸
RIP Malcolm Young 🙏 🙏
RIP Bon Scott 🙏🙏
@@terryweir8352 I've just found the whole show on RUclips and am reliving the day and feeling old! Rock on fella \m/
Apart from a Maiden one. But good they are.
It's imposible to stop smiling when listening to AC/DC. Truly one of the most fun bands ever.
Yeah shit yeah. I've seen them six times. One time I turned up to the concert late and missed the first four songs so I was angry and sad but as soon as I got there I started smiling, and the chick checking the tickets could see me smiling and smiled back and then I was in.
Brian Johnson was 61 at this concert. Hes now 75 and still sounds amazing. They have a few concerts later this year.
62 actually
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I saw them in 2015 in Toronto at Downsview Park. One of the best concerts I ever went to. People were reacting the same way as you see here at River Plate. One of the top 10 bands of all time.
Brian Johnson's voice was shot by then. Compare that to his version of House of the Rising Sun when he was young.
Still, very good for 61.
@@stevencarr4002 his voice was never shot he started singing less high pitched cause his hearing was going on him lmao now in 2020 when he got his hearing back he was able to sing again like he did in the 80s
Not too shabby for a bunch of old dudes!!!!! AC/DC played 3 straight nights at River Plate in Dec 2009 to a total of 220,000+ ppl so says their official web site so that’s 73,000+ a night!!!!! Brian Johnson the lead singer was 63, Angus Young the lead guitarist was 55 and the rest of the boys were in their 50’s!!! Legendary is all I can say. These Argentina fans are the best on the planet and they appreciate good hard driving rock and roll. Just look at all the different ages in the crowd. It transcends generations. Unbelievable!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😍😍😍🥳🥳😎😎🍸
The one thing you have to love with AC/DC is the more the crowd react the better they are, this concert was amazing.
brian johnson still has that bluesy voice that really cool groove there damn
Argentine concert audiences are bat-shit crazy; and I love it!!!.....I've seen them live twice, and they never fail.....
For one who was at the River Plate show , they go bat shit for anyone putting a show there. I've seen Clapton , The Police and many more there . Not to mention that River Plate is my home ⚽ team. And the days they play ⚽ at that stadium it gets 10 times crazier . If you're from the biggest enemy they have which is Boca Jr , you could get robbed , your ass kicked and yes sometimes killed. That goes for any team in South & Central America and European teams .
@@guitarman8462 I have to say fans down there on another level. Most shows ebb and flow. This one, the crowd straight to 11 and never looked back from the first note till the house lights come up
@@glenchapman3899 you should go to a River Plate vs Boca Jr game at the River Plate stadium . You'll end up deaf by half time , the stadium rumbling . Watch the highlights of the Copa America 2018 live in Spain with River Plate vs Boca Jr.
Thank you man, hope you can come in another moment
@@guitarman8462 In Spanish is it Rio de la Plata? The English name seems like a clunky literal translation of what should be "Silver?"
1.4 billion views in RUclips just this song. Nobody has come close to the ACDC. The best concert group ever.👍
Guns N Roses - November Rain ..2 Billion
The old joke is that all AC/DC songs sound alike... but it's a REALLY good song.
Malcom said, “ people say we only have 10 albums that sound exactly the same. That’s just not true…we have 11 albums that sound exactthe same.” True legends.
@@frankromero5782 actually, that was Angus. But a great quote regardless.
@@RLKmedic0315 it must be a Young family joke because the interview I saw had Malcom saying it. But, you’re right, it’s a great line.
It's a shame they can't go back to the age of 20 to make the same number of songs that sound the same.
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Facts, but they've been sounding so good for the past 40+ years that: Who gives a fuck? It's just a fkn great time to be had with their sound!
When Angus was asked if he considered himself one of the best guitarists in the world, he replied, "I'm not even the best in my family." He was referring to Malcolm. Angus said Malcolm would be a better lead guitarist, but didn't want to do it because it would interfere with his drinking!
Wow
Massive shout-out to that Argie audience, possibly the greatest rock audience I ever saw. Some say there must have been around 150,000 crazy delirious fans that night. Wow. 🙋♂
66 mil en cada una de las 3 noches. El estadio River plate tenia capacidad para 72 mil, pero una parte no estaba habilitada por el escenario, en campo habían más de 15mil y 50mil en las gradas
Angus is an icon, no doubt. His solos and riffs are instantly recognizable - one of my favorites is the lick he repeats during the verse in 'Back in Black' and the solo to 'Shook Me All night Long' was the first solo I learned - still one of my favorites all time. ANGUS!
im from argentina and that concert was awesome, really
ac/dc argentina 2009 this was the best show of their history....talking about crowds...nobody is better than us the argentinians!!!
To be honest...AC/DC may very well be the best live act in the history of music. They play absolutely flawlessly, and Brian's vocals are always on point. Angus Young....what can we say about him. Incredible guitar player and probably the best performing lead guitar of all time. They are the standard that all musical performances should be held to...and to be honest, nobody, and I mean NOBODY today comes even remotely close.
Malcom Young though, he's always been the real artistic genius and he's the dynamo in the back driving the entire sound. Everyone kinda forgets because Brian and Angus are up front doing their jobs to draw all the attention; but Malcom is the little guy in the back often overshadowed by his own guitar, that is the true driving force behind every song. Malcom is laying down the rhythm that controls it all, that the others (including the massive audience) is all feeding off of. Every single song that AC/DC ever wrote, recorded or performed was being controlled by little head banging Malcom in the back, his tempo, his energy and his direction on every single song. The little beating heart of a giant beast.
in matters of life action, in my opinion, they're paired up with iron maiden. Both bandswith old members, and all of them still rockin
Nah, Metallica in Moscow in 1990 or 1991. Best one by far.
For me it’s Pink Floyd. But AC/DC definitely comes close
A AC/DC concert is a full blown good time party.
There’s no way that any crowd has ever had as much fun as this lot
OMG the Guitarist. No! That is Not just a guitarist, it is angus young
I thnk they are the most timeless rock band and possibly band in general. It doesn't matter when you were born, the 50s or the 2000s. You still enjoy AC/DC.
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That's because they keep it simple. Too many bands start experimenting and fuck their sound up
One of my favorite things about the crowd is that they are completely lit and are probably in the age range of the bands grandchildren
Of course AC/DC is iconic, but to see them live is the only way to truly experience this band!
Yes. I only saw them once live. The Palace, Auburn Hills, now torn down…but your point is well taken. I went to the show with reservation… whoa! There was no warm up. No opening song to break the audience in… From start to finish, it was all out, 100 miles an hour. I left with 50% hearing loss, but it was well worth it.
Saw them twice, Rockford Speedway and Back in Black tour with Black Sabbath. Ears were ringing for two days.
omg those crowd are insane !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love the energy !
I've just saw AC/DC at wembley on this sunday just gone. They've still got it and my mind was blown. I had yhose post concert blues hard on monday 😢
I can cannot of this video!!! Your reaction is the same as i feel. The crowd is amazing
The First Album with Brian Johnson was 1980 : Back in Black after the Dead of Bon Scot , his start was 1973 in Australia
It is frightening how so many people confuse being in love with one's self and being a narcissist; it is so wonderful to hear you say 'in love with themselves but not in a narcissistic way'. I see people like this as having so much passion and love for what they do. They truly care about their craft and how it impacts on the lives of others Xx
What do one does when genuine in love with itself? Vs a narcissist
Gotta do Rock'n'Roll Train from the same concert. At the end, Brian's like, "We don't speak Spanish, but we speak rock'n'roll pretty good!"
Hi Rachel, This was from Live at River Plate, Argentina in 2009, the song itself was released in 1990 and is from their album The Razors Edge, the band were in their 50s and 60s here in 2009!! 😀 😀
They are now in their 60s and 70s and still going strong today in 2023, they will be playing The Power Trip Music Festival in California in October alongside Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Iron Maiden, and Guns n Roses!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 🎸
Lead singer Brian Johnson has been the lead singer with AC/DC for 43 years now, replacing original singer Bon Scott, who passed away in 1980 🙏 🙏
The current line up is :
Brian Johnson, 75, on vocals
Cliff Williams, 73, on bass guitar
Stevie Young, 66, on rhythm guitar
Phil Rudd, 69, on the drums
Angus Young, 68, on lead guitar
( He's in the schoolboy outfit)
Rythmn guitarist in this video is Malcolm Young, who sadly passed away in 2017 aged 64 from dementia 🙏🙏
Current rhythm guitarist Stevie Young is the nephew of Malcolm and Angus Young!! 😀 😀
Singer Brian Johnson is English
Bassist Cliff Williams is English
Malcolm and Angus Young were born in Glasgow, Scotland, where I'm from, they then moved to Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
Rythmn guitarist Stevie Young was also born in Glasgow, Scotland, and also moved to Australia
Drummer Phil Rudd is Australian, he was born in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
The band formed in Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 in 1973
RIP Malcolm Young, 1953 - 2017 🙏 🙏
RIP Bon Scott, 1946 - 1980 🙏 🙏
Hell yeah the audience know whats going on.
Phil Rudd on drums . The human metronome . . . Awesome
The name AC/DC was written on every fence, on every school wall in the Soviet Union. Young Soviet guys got out of bed in the morning and went to bed at night to the sounds of Angus Young's guitar. Brian Jones's voice reminded me of the creaking of an old door in my grandmother's house and I and my classmates really liked it at school.🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️
There were nearly 200,000 people there when they played in 2009. Yes, you will hear them.
You couldn't buy that atmosphere nowadays,,, absolute magic!!
I couldn't stop smiling at you smiling !! Love you. Great reaction. Brian joined the band in 1980.
They put everything into every song. Brilliant. How do they keep going at their ages.
Brian Johnson is 75 this year. Angus just turned 68. They still got it. Best band ever. You should check out some more from this concert. "Dirty Deeds" "Let There Be Rock' "Highway To Hell" just to name a few.
Now THOSE are musicians right there, thru and thru, to the soul.
I first saw them when they were still playing pubs in Melbourne in the 70's before they went O/S. They have never changed!
Me too with Bon great times
Just stumbled onto your channel while searching up reaction videos to this song... Very much enjoyed your reaction to it. And I completely agree with you on how incredible their energy level was for gentlemen in their 60s at the time, and how much you can tell they're just having fun up there on that stage.
Saw these guys at Donnington park ... will never forget that it was such a good time and saw them again in Edmonton years later .. same chills and same feeling and the fact that Hes in his 70s now and still rocking it is legendary
I saw this concert was a teenager at the time. Saw them three times now. And they are awesome EVERY time .....
Saw them in the late 70s and the early 2000s. Blown away how 2 different singers can sound so similar that the songs can remain so freakin awesome!!!!
The best reactions come from when you can SEE they love doing it. You see it, you feel it, and then you love it too 🙂
The Chuck Berry "duckwalk" combined with the schoolboy uniform!! Who else can pull that off except Angus and AC / DC. LOL
When a reporter once said to Angus Young that he was probably one of the best lead guitar players of all time. Angus laughed and said that he's not even the best guitar playing in the band.
One of the (seemingly many) iconic Aussie rock bands. Rock bands like ACDC don't die or fade away, they go out with a bang.
Watching you basically fangirl over this was very entertaining
Acabas de ver a la MEJOR audiencia de todo el planeta junto a una de las mejores bandas de rock . Te lo dice un español perdido por el youtube XDD .
Viva el Rock and Roll y las gentes de Argentina . 🤘🤘😊😊
I was at one AC/DC concert once in my life. I never forgot it, I was in the pit at the centre stage freezing cold an wet, I didn't care, I drove for hours there and back, best experience ever. 😀
Yeah, here too, only the one. It was a Hells Bells concert in South Dakota
The guy at 2:10 is rock n roll personified. One of the most metal f**king things I’ve ever seen at a show
The guitarist is Angus Young. The schoolboy uniform is as a result of a suggestion from his sister, who said he looked cute in it when he came home from school wearing it as a child. It's been his trademark now for decades.
The energy!!! 😀Nothing lost here - they "are doing fine, fine". Great reaction from you, love to see it! More, please? 🙂
The sign of musical greatness lies in longevity. The fact that third and fourth gen listeners of AC/DC, and other great rock bands, are still falling in love with and rocking out to these classics is amazing and a true testament to the existence of Rock and Roll. Styles come and go but the spirit of Rock, having been released 70 years ago, can never be sealed away again. Even if the Earth is doomed tomorrow, there's still that copy of Chuck Berry's 'Johnny B Goode' on the voyager probes for someone to find. Something will find it and Rock will rise once again.
Angus Young on Lead guitar, his brother, Malcolm on rythum guitar, both RIP.
Angus still looked pretty well alive on stage last month!
People become very demanding over the years, but they cannot deny that AC/DC is one of the best Bands and with all their Albums 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎👌🦅
Any video from this show is outstanding! More please.
the last big show of AC/Dc was this one in Buenos Aires, Argentina at the River Play Stadium. R. I. P. Maycon Iangus, master of guitar alongside brother Angus Iangus.
What an energy from them and the audience! Amazing!!!
Brian Johnson (vocals) is older than the other members of AC/DC (He was the same age as the previous singer Bon Scott)... He had been singing in Newcastle, UK since the late 60's and formed the band Geordie in the 70's, which released 3 records before breaking up in 1976.
When Bon Scott passed away in early 1980, Brian Johnson was destitute, working in a factory and trying to get gigs for a new version of Geordie... He got a call from an AC/DC staffer about auditioning for the band. He never thought he would be picked, but he was a fan of their music, and he clicked w/ the band right away... So, he joined the band by April 1980. He's been their vocalist since... However, in 2016, a hearing issue resulted in him being replaced on tour by Guns N' Roses singer Axl Rose.
However, Brian Johnson did sing on their last studio album 'Power Up' in 2020.
Brian Johnson's singing style was made for AC/DC... he can sing in a clean voice too! But AC/DC's music demanded a certain screech... and he delivered that style of rock vocals like Little Richard-meets-Robert Plant...
Saw AC/DC back in Oct'82 at Hammersmith Odeon, London .. mid-week gig got home about 1am .. into school for 8a.m and didn't hear a single thing in any of my lessons for next couple of days. Great days!
AC/DC was the most popular and beloved rock band by young people in the USSR. Number one in the world of rock music!!!❤❤❤🇷🇺
I don't recall you ever smiling that hard for that long- your face must've hurt-lol. A supremely iconic voice that was made for Rock paired with masters of Blues Rock- the very fabric of Rock history.
I Had the pleasure of seeing them on 4 different concert tours and They Always put on a Great Show!!!
4:23 One of the few bands i can honestly and genuinely respect both vocalists for both the same and different things🤘❤🤟
I’ve only missed one AC/DC tour since 75. Too much fun, and you dance all night in Dallas!!
Can you imagine the adrenaline rush by being on a stage that size and commanding an audience that size? And on top of that a South American crowd that imo are the best in the world!
I love your reaction vids, thank you.
sadly you will never know how powerful an ac/dc concert is.THIS IS HISTORY!!!! GO ANGUS!!!!!!!
There is A DVD of this. I've seen their intro animation. It sums up ACDC and the concert perfectly. Epic is the word :)
If I had a time machine, I would use my only trip to attend this concert to see ACDC and this legendary crowd.
Oh dude! Then we'd have to travel back to when they were just a bar band back in Australia.
Iconic with being gracious! Brian is the real deal so nice & the type you have conversation with & he wants to know about your life. Never met Angus or Malcolm rip ,Phil
Gotta love Angus Young on guitar. He used to run home from school, in his uniform, each afternoon to practise with the band. His sister thought it would be a good idea for him to perform in his school uniform, and he’s been doing it, in some form, ever since.
CRAZY. I saw them with monique live in 2000 In Vancouver. Floor seats. Was AMAZING ❤
I'm sorry? Floor seats? You were sitting down at an AC/DC concert? Wow, just Wow........
I saw Crowded House live once and it was an all seater theatre, great band, but worst gig ever. You couldn't get up and dance, they were actively policing the aisles to keep them clear of people.... plus I had the Flu which didn't help either......
What is most important to the band is the complete enjoyment of their audience and it shows in every song they do.
saw this live in Toronto in 1994 loudest concert i have ever been too. Ears rang for 3 days.
3:14 At this moment, the background vocals are so overwhelming that it's hellish!👹👹👹👹👹👹
AC/DC is the mold for rock bands. Every rock band out there looks up to them. All of them.
Kudos....... you made the video about the band and not about you you are only on about a third of the screen which most people put themselves on 90% of the screen and your reaction was genuine, authentic and full of love and appreciation so I will watch and listen to you now from this day forward!
...and I absolutely loved the sheer joy you displayed during this.
I love, love, live your react Beauty! Absolutely Amazing performance! No more words! See you at the next 🤟🏻🦊🇯🇵🔥🔥🔥
"Some people have said we've made 10 albums that all sound exactly the same. I'm offended by that. The fact is we've made TWELVE albums that all sound exactly the same" - Angus Young
I got to see the last performance they ever did in the Tacoma dome. They canceled the rest of the tour. So grateful to have been there. Iconic.
What tour was that?
@@mikecoughlin4128 It was 2016 I think. Tacoma was the first stop on the tour and they canceled the rest of it. Brian was having hearing problems.
@@timstanley9161 I thought Axel Rose finished that tour for Brian.
@@mikecoughlin4128 I don't know but I just remember them canceling it. Maybe he did. But that's not AC/DC in my book. And i like Axel. I saw him in the forum. It was awesome.
AC/DC should be consumed live :) Yes, they are no p themselves. Very down-to-earth, humble bunch of guys doing what they love. BTW each song had a unique stage set ... awesome
AC/DC Is such a unique sound and experience IMO. Some may say their songs sound the same, but I cannot get mad at it, simply because I have not heard anything quite like them. There is a certain mood or vibe that they can uniquely give me, and it feels great. Thanks for reacting to this.
As someone who has seen AC/DC i highly recommend going to a concert at least once, you will be even more amazed1 The energy is off the charts and the sound is perfection! There are few bands on this planet bigger then AC/DC and have meant more to rock then them!
I saw on CNN once that if album charts were based on sales and nothing else then AC/DC would have had the number one album since the early 90s with Back in Black. It sells that many copies every week.
They love doing this, they love been there, u can see it, u can feel it, u can even taste it... they ARE music. And that's just insane...
When AC/DC was first around playing pubs in NSW, Australia, Angus was only 15 or 16 and so had to leave the hotel after playing the gig.
AC/DC was the best concert by far I've ever been to
How about those 200 thousands plus backup singers LOL now that's a concert
River plate was a party like no other best live concert in history no one is better than the THUNDER FROM DOWN UNDER nobody
A true and honest reaction here. Well done, a free spirit coming out for a few minutes of fun.
Iconic doesn't even begin to describe this performance. You can tell our hostess is getting damp.
For me ac/dc is the best rock group..either you start in music or you are a professional you just take so much pleasure playing some ac/DC songs 🤘🤘😍
Saw them live in concert in Dublin never to be forgotten.
Ac⚡️Dc always number one in my book.
more ac dc live in river plate!!
your reactions are soo real! I usually don't follow people who do reactions but I GOT to follow you! Awesome!
I've never seen them live but i would love to before they retire. The crowd at this concert was just INSANE! I fully agree they sound great live and they put their heart and soul into the show. Their energy is unmatched by any other band and I i really respect thar about them and how much they love their fans.
IMO, Thunderstruck is the best song they ever wrote.
No better live band will EVER EXIST!!
I love how most of the band is in comfortable clothes while Angus is rocking the same schoolboy look he's had since the 70s. Also, as iconic as Brian's voice is, I'm curious what the band would be like if Bon was still around.