I wanted to bring this up. IDK who wrote what but without Malcolm on Rhythm there is no AC/DC sound. Doesn't get enough credit for standing back in the dark.
Malcolm is the one who wrote all the killer riffs we love & know. Nothing against Angus , he's a rock n roll machine. Malcolm's riffs , Angus's leads is a one - two punch for the ages !
@@101scetch I actually didn’t start listening to AC/DC until I was a 15 year old HS sophomore in 1979/80. A friend recommended them to me. I was hooked immediately after hearing “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”. They are one of my 3 favorite bands ever. They have to be a Top 5 band of all-time, imo.
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A hundred? Try a million! Their music is gonna transcend this earthly shell we call a planet and be brought with humanity as we reach for the stars, I guarantee!
@@dapawaz8310 Superb buddy👌 what was your 1st show and where have you seen em, im at 48 got 2 lined up for Wembley London 3rd & 7th July taking me to 50 in their 50th year ( cos they only done 1 show in 73 NYE ) Cant wait so glad i get to see em again last time was 2009 , saw em with Bon 15 times 💯🔥🎸🎸😈 mostly The UK, London so so many times, Paris, Donington x 3 and a some in Europe 👍
@MichaelLynch1 I should have been more clear, I meant 46 years 😅 awesome that you've seen them live so many times. I've only seen them live once, on the Black Ice tour. I'm thankful I got to see Malcom. It was a fantastic experience. Take Care Brother.
Malcolm was the 2nd best Rhythm Guitarist, behind RICK PARFITT of STATUS QUO. Parfitt's Guitars were so heavily strung that other Guitarists couldn't play them without the risk of breaking their wrist. Guitarists will know what I mean. Plus, Parfitt was one of the greatest Singer/Songwriters of all time. Parfitt was a Sex God with flowing Blonde hair. I love Malcolm with a passion, though Parfitt is an all round Rock Legend. Everybody should listen to the 16 minute, 43 seconds LIVE version of "4500 Hundred Times" on Status Quo's "LIVE" album. You'll hear where all the modern Bands stole their Riffs and Hooks from. Long Live STATUS QUO!!!!!!!!!!! RIP - RICK 'REG' PARFITT 1948-2016 RIP - ALAN 'NUFF' LANCASTER 1949-2021
Malcolm and Angus Young were from Glasgow Scotland and Bon Scott was from Kirriemuir Scotland, Another fact, Malcolm and Angus Youngs brother George was part of the song writing duo Young and Vanda who wrote "love is in the air" sung by John Paul Young.
I'm remembering J from waaaaay back when - the first time he heard Acca Dacca's "Thunderstruck" those few years ago. Your first foray into rock and watching you start out pensive about the song then end up rockin' out. Said to myself, "welcome to rock - the deepest rabbit hole you'll ever dive down." Cheers....
Aaaahh this brings me back, the one & only, the original Bon Scott, I've seen AC/DC several times, always a killer show, but there ain't no substitute for Bon, legendary
Saw them live so many times with Bon as a teenager in Melbourne Australia in the mid 70’s. He will always be their frontman to me, so much charisma and presence. Brian just doesn’t have that!! We could have gone backstage easily in those days, but we were young and Bon was notorious for being a ladies man and we didn’t want to get into any trouble. 😂 None of us wanted a bad reputation! So lucky that I had great parents who allowed me to go with a group of my friends from the age of 14. The best times! And they were special, even from the beginning, and you could tell that they were!!
Angus paid his older brother Malcolm the best compliment after he passed away, when he said: Anything I play - Malcolm could play - but I couldn't do what he does on a guitar...(P.S. Along with Shoot To Thrill - this has been my fave Acca Dacca track for forever!) Loved the reaction guys.
"Jailbreak" is a song by Australian hard rock band AC/DC. It is the ninth and final track of their third Australian album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, released in September 1976.
A local radio station did an AC/DC vs Def Lepard every Friday nite. They played a song from each & listeners called to vote for their fave. The winner got a mini block set of tunes played at midnight. 👍
I remember hearing this song for the first time as a kid still. It's been 40 years but I remember sitting in my bedroom listening to all the Bon Scott AC/DC albums over and over and over again. I still know all the words, even if I've not heard them in an age. You should try Night Prowler, Let There Be Rock, Overdose, Sin City, and/or Ride On.
Angus Young of AC/DC: “I'm sick to death of people saying we've made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we've made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.”29 Jan 2020 Greatest rock band of all time. Privileged to take my old man to the 1988 World Tour at the Sydney Entertainment Centre
AC DC is the most infectious rock band ever. They have the amazing riffs ever and they always get you pumped up. That’s why you hear their songs during sporting events all the time - specially physical sports like football.
First heard this old song on the soundtrack to a recent British drama series "SAS Rogue Heroes". Why wasn't it one of their big hits? It's an absolute banger.
One of my favourite scenes in the movie Empire Records, is when Joe plays the drums to this and the whole place is rockin! I've been listening to AC/DC for almost 40 years, they ROCK!
Just so you guys know, Bon, Malcolm, and Angus were all born in Bonnie Scotland and moved to Australia, so Scottish blood runs through their veins. Bon even paid tribute to his heritage by playing bagpipes on "It's a long way to the top"
Love this song! They just played it live late last year at a festival. You might know they just announced they're touring this year, for the 1st time in 8 years. And you still haven't heard 3 of their best epics: Riff Raff Whole Lotta Rosie Let There Be Rock
Oh my, I've been following you guys for so long and including when it was just Jay early on for the most part. And I'm so happy you did this. This came out when I was a junior in high , they were opening for Cheap Trick and a very small arena in Wichita Kansas, and, My friend talked me into going and then we had just bought the Highway to Hell album. Which was the last one with Bon Scott before he died, and this video that you just watched, it looked exactly like that in concert only even way more intense. I'm not kidding way more intense. Like a 20-minute Angus Young guitar solo where these heavy set dudes carried him up and down every single step of every single section of this small Wichita arena. He passed by me what does head and I got sweat in my eyes from him and it stung. One of the greatest moments of my life being that age. And Bon Scott died maybe 6 months after that. But it looked exactly like this only more intense. I'm so glad you guys went for this.
This is my #2 favorite, off this my favorite album of theirs ("Highway to Hell" being my #1). This album is like Metallica's "Ride the Lightning"...it was a transformation from their early work, into just enough effects/processing to capture the raw hard rock...before "Black" which had a little more of a processed sound and was a bit darker. They were still having tons of fun on this one, with Bon Scott at the lead -- you could tell he loved being on stage. This is an absolute rocker, you can't beat that main riff.
More Bon Scott!!!❤❤❤❤ Whole Lotta Rosie, Sin City, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Live Wire, Let There Be Rock, Big Balls, Jailbreak, TNT are so awesome ❤❤❤❤
First AC/DC CASSETTE I bought was Highway To Hell at Kmart wore it out in two months had to buy a new one. None of my friends heard of them after hearing them everyone was hooked. One of the best albums ever.
This song os probably one of my favourites. IF YOU WANT BLOOD YOU'VE GOT IT. Its about the music industry and how they rip you off and how they toured none stop for 4 years and we're skint but when they played live they give you 110 percent nevermind how much they felt like they where getting no where, because the fans and the pure joy of playing live is and always will be what it is all about.
Man did i wear out the "Highway to Hell" cassette... leave it on auto-reverse and just cruise all night... great tune off a great album, start to finish...
Malcom played the best rhythm riffs in rock and roll. Often overlooked, but there was none better grinding out those choppy power grinding A,D and G chords at the beginning of this track.
Yessss!!!! One of my favs I can’t help but when driving my jeep this comes on the radio and all of a sudden I’m shifting gears too down and it’s glorious! Also there’s rumors they may be trying for another tour if Brian has his ears figured out if they do you should not pass them up I saw them maybe 10 years ago when they came back before his hearing issue and they were epic once in a lifetime experience
Ac/DC and Judas Priest are both great hit bands, but best enjoyed in small parts . I saw AC&DC in 1980 or so. Great concert. I wish I had seen Bon Scott with them in a small club. That would be perfection
"We got what you want.....and you got the lust! If you want blood...you got it!" Pure rock n' roll folks. This personifies AC/DC's mission to give the fans everything they want and need.
I just lost my childhood best friend to cancer, when me and him were kids we always listened to AC/DC and had a lot of fun, R.I.P. Duke, love you buddy, I will miss you for the rest of my life.
Bon Scott had such an incredible voice! This song is off of the album HIGHWAY TO HELL, which from start to finish is incredible and one of my favorite AC/DC albums. But this song was also a live album that was also incredible. But AC/DC live is nothing but incredible! I sweat just watching Angus play. The man has no end to his craziness on stage. So much energy!
One of my favorite songs of theirs. Most people don't realize that Malcolm is the driving sound of AC/DC. He is the one playing the riffs. Most think it is Angus they are hearing.
❤ AC/DC the Bon Scott years! "Squealer" is probably Bon at his most charismatic and mischievious, imo. "Ride On", is the only bluesy ballad I can think of and Bon shines.
Can’t believe you still have not reviewed the original Bon Scott version of Whole Lotta Rosie one of their hardest most rocking songs and a huge fan favorite. Another great suggestion is Gone Shooting. A nice groove with a great riff.
No other band played such simple three chord songs with so much balls, authority & confidence. They made you believe anyone could do it, yet nobody else has!
They absolutely could take the roof off an arena. The sheer number of PAs in the Front of House are breathtaking. Combined with the flying arrays and subs = Out of this world!
Theres never been nor will there ever be a band that could play literally 3-5 chords total, make what 15 albums, and they all kick ass....incredible rhythm section helps too.
Right from the get-go Malcolm Young makes it obvious who is the driving force behind the AC/DC sound.
But if it wasn't for Angus you wouldn't know who Malcolm Young was
Malcom originally wanted Angus part to be a piano Angus though different stormed to his room startrd rocking and malcom said well your in now
I wanted to bring this up. IDK who wrote what but without Malcolm on Rhythm there is no AC/DC sound. Doesn't get enough credit for standing back in the dark.
Malcolm is the one who wrote all the killer riffs we love & know. Nothing against Angus , he's a rock n roll machine. Malcolm's riffs , Angus's leads is a one - two punch for the ages !
I think you meant Angus, honest mistake
This is a big-time banger with Bon Scott on vocals. Now this is real ROCK music at its finest!
Amen to that. One of the best bands in history. I grew up listening to AC/DC since I was five. Take it easy. Have a great day.
@@101scetch I actually didn’t start listening to AC/DC until I was a 15 year old HS sophomore in 1979/80. A friend recommended them to me. I was hooked immediately after hearing “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”. They are one of my 3 favorite bands ever. They have to be a Top 5 band of all-time, imo.
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Such a raw sound with Bon Scott, so much better.
When Bon told his grandmother he was going to be lead vocals in a band she exclaimed: Oh bonny lad you cannae sing. lol
Bon Scott is stage presence personified! 😎
As much as I love Brian Johnson, there will never be another Bon. What a legend.
Im conflicted too. This is Bon at his finest but my favorite ac/dc song is Hells Bells. 😅
Bon Scott = Pavarotti
Brian Johnson = Donald Duck
@@blairdenholm4167 Yeah, but Donald F*kin Duck!
@@blairdenholm4167 blairdenholm E the clown 😂
@@blairdenholm4167 eat a d***! I love both, and that's still acca dacca, fair weather!
I'm really surprised they haven't reacted to "You Shook Me All Night Long" yet. It's one of AC/DC's biggest hits.
OMGosh! YES! That is my most favorite from them!!!
Yeah. Studio version If you would be so kind.
Hack the shit out of it if you must.
They need to check out (Ride on) to feel Bon Scott's true singing capability, awesome experience
Omg. Good call. Have they reacted to Hells Bells?
It IS their biggest hit and Brian Johnson's first.
A hundred years from now people will still be listening to AC/DC.
A hundred? Try a million! Their music is gonna transcend this earthly shell we call a planet and be brought with humanity as we reach for the stars, I guarantee!
100%
I've put in about 46 now and counting. 👍
@@dapawaz8310 Superb buddy👌 what was your 1st show and where have you seen em, im at 48 got 2 lined up for Wembley London 3rd & 7th July taking me to 50 in their 50th year ( cos they only done 1 show in 73 NYE ) Cant wait so glad i get to see em again last time was 2009 , saw em with Bon 15 times 💯🔥🎸🎸😈 mostly The UK, London so so many times, Paris, Donington x 3 and a some in Europe 👍
@MichaelLynch1 I should have been more clear, I meant 46 years 😅 awesome that you've seen them live so many times. I've only seen them live once, on the Black Ice tour. I'm thankful I got to see Malcom. It was a fantastic experience. Take Care Brother.
Can never go wrong with AC/DC! Recommend "Girls Got Rythem" for your perusal.
My favorite.
They’ve already done it.
Have a drink on me is their song dedicated to Bon Scott. It's a banger
And Bon was Up There with a Big Smile when They released it .
Malcom was by far the best rhythm guitatist that ever lived, period. He sets the tone for Angus to go nuts in every song!
Malcolm was the 2nd best Rhythm Guitarist,
behind RICK PARFITT of STATUS QUO.
Parfitt's Guitars were so heavily strung that other Guitarists couldn't play them without the risk of breaking their wrist.
Guitarists will know what I mean.
Plus, Parfitt was one of the greatest Singer/Songwriters of all time.
Parfitt was a Sex God with flowing Blonde hair.
I love Malcolm with a passion, though Parfitt is an all round Rock Legend.
Everybody should listen to the 16 minute, 43 seconds LIVE version of
"4500 Hundred Times" on Status Quo's "LIVE" album.
You'll hear where all the modern Bands stole their Riffs and Hooks from.
Long Live STATUS QUO!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP - RICK 'REG' PARFITT 1948-2016
RIP - ALAN 'NUFF' LANCASTER 1949-2021
HEY MY GUYS/LADIES- PLEASE CHECK OUT BONN SCOTTS- RIDE ON- and DOWN PAYMENT BLUES!! Love ya!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸💙💙
Such great songs, Down Payment Blues is one of my favorite songs.
Sin City, Riff Raff..........
Ties for favorite with It's A Long Way To Top. Not a single band can rock bagpipes like ACDC!!!
Bon learned how to play the pipes specifically for that song.
I remember watching them playing Jailbreak when it was first released on Countdown!
Tell me you don't wanna run through a wall listening to this kick ass rock band!!!
-ikr ... !-
💯🤘🔥
Slam on the gas pedal!! 😂😂 Malcom and Phil just drive this from the start.
I have a friend who once told me that listening to AC/DC made him want to "destroy shit." LOL
It always made me feel I could bunny hop that wall on my BMX back in the day.
Their early cover of the blues classic, "Baby, Please Don't Go" is a gem.
I am trying to currently learn Baby,Please don't go on guitar but AC/DC's cover of the song, and I suppose Them with Van Morrison on vocals as well.
Yes. Yes it is!
Anything on 74 jailbreak is fire
I never get tired of watching that.😂
Awesome….and Riff Raff!
Malcolm's hair was so short. Best rhythm guitarist. RIP 🎸🎸🎸
Bon was a master at the cheeky, mysterious look ... and giving you the come on at the same time.
RIP to a legendary frontman. This live album is a classic.
I always place it with Judas Priest Unleashed in the East - same time period.
Malcolm and Angus Young were from Glasgow Scotland and Bon Scott was from Kirriemuir Scotland, Another fact, Malcolm and Angus Youngs brother George was part of the song writing duo Young and Vanda who wrote "love is in the air" sung by John Paul Young.
I haven't heard Bon's voice in such a long time - I immediately got chills.
That scream......😜
I'm remembering J from waaaaay back when - the first time he heard Acca Dacca's "Thunderstruck" those few years ago. Your first foray into rock and watching you start out pensive about the song then end up rockin' out. Said to myself, "welcome to rock - the deepest rabbit hole you'll ever dive down." Cheers....
Bon Scott. Nuf said!👌👍😉😏😎
One of the best bands .very simple hard rocking. Very high energy songs
Thats what they give the audience in concert, with all their heart they give everything!
ACDC has in my opinion, created the greatest rock music this world has ever seen.
Bon Scott = ROCK STAR
Aaaahh this brings me back, the one & only, the original Bon Scott, I've seen AC/DC several times, always a killer show, but there ain't no substitute for Bon, legendary
Saw them live so many times with Bon as a teenager in Melbourne Australia in the mid 70’s. He will always be their frontman to me, so much charisma and presence. Brian just doesn’t have that!! We could have gone backstage easily in those days, but we were young and Bon was notorious for being a ladies man and we didn’t want to get into any trouble. 😂 None of us wanted a bad reputation! So lucky that I had great parents who allowed me to go with a group of my friends from the age of 14. The best times! And they were special, even from the beginning, and you could tell that they were!!
Angus paid his older brother Malcolm the best compliment after he passed away, when he said: Anything I play - Malcolm could play - but I couldn't do what he does on a guitar...(P.S. Along with Shoot To Thrill - this has been my fave Acca Dacca track for forever!) Loved the reaction guys.
The louder you crank up the volume, the better it sounds!
'74 Jailbreak!!! 🤘⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
I love the video!!
Great song!!!
A five song masterpiece…..and bonus, we get to hear Mal play lead.
"Jailbreak" is a song by Australian hard rock band AC/DC. It is the ninth and final track of their third Australian album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, released in September 1976.
Jay’s ready for AC/DC with the Horns!
Hook em horns!!! HORNS UP! 🤘🏻🐂🇺🇸
Could be an anthem even today, 50 years later
1975? woooooww
I love Bon Scott !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ACDC !!!!
I love seeing Amber rockin with a big smile on her face. It wasnt long ago she would have said this is too hard for her taste❤❤❤
So many more legendary classics to go: LET THERE BE ROCK, JAILBREAK, RIDE ON!!!
Thank God somebody is actually showing AC/DC with Bon Scott keep doing it
A local radio station did an AC/DC vs Def Lepard every Friday nite. They played a song from each & listeners called to vote for their fave. The winner got a mini block set of tunes played at midnight. 👍
Jailbreak,Soul Stripper,Livewire,Ride On and Ain't no fun waiting 'round to be a millionaire are a must!
ALL BON!!!
One of his best solos is on this album in "Shot down in flames". Both live and studio version
I remember hearing this song for the first time as a kid still. It's been 40 years but I remember sitting in my bedroom listening to all the Bon Scott AC/DC albums over and over and over again. I still know all the words, even if I've not heard them in an age.
You should try Night Prowler, Let There Be Rock, Overdose, Sin City, and/or Ride On.
Overdose is one of my all time favorites 🤘⚡
You all gotta hit While Lotta Rosie by AC/DC
Live version too @ Riverplate 2009 in Argentina J will lose his mind on that one 🤟
Angus Young of AC/DC: “I'm sick to death of people saying we've made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we've made 12 albums that sound exactly the same.”29 Jan 2020
Greatest rock band of all time. Privileged to take my old man to the 1988 World Tour at the Sydney Entertainment Centre
Damn! I miss Bon Scott! Thank you for keeping old school AC/DC ALIVE!! Peace to you!
Absolutely my favorite AC/DC song. Just a total banger.
Second favorite AC/DC song behind Shoot To Thrill
AC DC is the most infectious rock band ever. They have the amazing riffs ever and they always get you pumped up. That’s why you hear their songs during sporting events all the time - specially physical sports like football.
The best period of the band with Bon Scott
The old stuff, the newer stuff......ACDC just rock everything they play. Great banger
The very first band I ever saw……..1978 just bloody incredible 🎉
This is my favorite AC-DC song
First heard this old song on the soundtrack to a recent British drama series "SAS Rogue Heroes". Why wasn't it one of their big hits? It's an absolute banger.
One of my favourite scenes in the movie Empire Records, is when Joe plays the drums to this and the whole place is rockin!
I've been listening to AC/DC for almost 40 years, they ROCK!
I was coming on to say this exact same thing! My favorite part of Empire Records! ✌️
Just so you guys know, Bon, Malcolm, and Angus were all born in Bonnie Scotland and moved to Australia, so Scottish blood runs through their veins. Bon even paid tribute to his heritage by playing bagpipes on "It's a long way to the top"
Cliff Williams is English so it’s really only Phil Rudd flying the Aussie flag lol
Night Prowler is my favorite ACDC song that one is such a vibe
AC/DC has always been about simple straightforward Rock n Roll ... and they've never changed.
And that's why they are the GOAT
57 years Old.... seen them live 5 times...... always at the front.... the sound pulsates through you..... love them
Awesome.
Love this song! They just played it live late last year at a festival. You might know they just announced they're touring this year, for the 1st time in 8 years. And you still haven't heard 3 of their best epics:
Riff Raff
Whole Lotta Rosie
Let There Be Rock
Stabbed by a guitar... what a way to go out 🔥
This is absolute FAVORITE AC/DC song!!
If you want some in your face Rock n Roll you got all you can handle with ACDC!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my, I've been following you guys for so long and including when it was just Jay early on for the most part. And I'm so happy you did this. This came out when I was a junior in high , they were opening for Cheap Trick and a very small arena in Wichita Kansas, and,
My friend talked me into going and then we had just bought the Highway to Hell album. Which was the last one with Bon Scott before he died, and this video that you just watched, it looked exactly like that in concert only even way more intense. I'm not kidding way more intense. Like a 20-minute Angus Young guitar solo where these heavy set dudes carried him up and down every single step of every single section of this small Wichita arena. He passed by me what does head and I got sweat in my eyes from him and it stung. One of the greatest moments of my life being that age. And Bon Scott died maybe 6 months after that. But it looked exactly like this only more intense. I'm so glad you guys went for this.
This is my #2 favorite, off this my favorite album of theirs ("Highway to Hell" being my #1). This album is like Metallica's "Ride the Lightning"...it was a transformation from their early work, into just enough effects/processing to capture the raw hard rock...before "Black" which had a little more of a processed sound and was a bit darker. They were still having tons of fun on this one, with Bon Scott at the lead -- you could tell he loved being on stage. This is an absolute rocker, you can't beat that main riff.
More Bon Scott!!!❤❤❤❤ Whole Lotta Rosie, Sin City, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Live Wire, Let There Be Rock, Big Balls, Jailbreak, TNT are so awesome ❤❤❤❤
First AC/DC CASSETTE I bought was Highway To Hell at Kmart wore it out in two months had to buy a new one. None of my friends heard of them after hearing them everyone was hooked. One of the best albums ever.
This also is their first bassist, Mark
This song os probably one of my favourites.
IF YOU WANT BLOOD YOU'VE GOT IT.
Its about the music industry and how they rip you off and how they toured none stop for 4 years and we're skint but when they played live they give you 110 percent nevermind how much they felt like they where getting no where, because the fans and the pure joy of playing live is and always will be what it is all about.
Man did i wear out the "Highway to Hell" cassette... leave it on auto-reverse and just cruise all night... great tune off a great album, start to finish...
I want a shirt like Amber’s 😊 love it! AC/DC was awesome in concert seem them when I was 18 😜
I went to see AC/DC in 2001 in England. It was a red hot summer day and Angus needed oxygen after the show.
Man, no matter how many times you hear AC/DC, it's like the first time!! What a banger!! ✌❤🔥
This whole album is awesome. One of my all time favorite albums. Takes me back to my 9th grade year.
Amazed they haven't done a LOT of the big Bon Scott songs. Dirty Deeds (they did Joan Jet's cover), Jailbreak, Down Payment Blues, TNT, etc.
Malcom played the best rhythm riffs in rock and roll. Often overlooked, but there was none better grinding out those choppy power grinding A,D and G chords at the beginning of this track.
Yessss!!!! One of my favs I can’t help but when driving my jeep this comes on the radio and all of a sudden I’m shifting gears too down and it’s glorious! Also there’s rumors they may be trying for another tour if Brian has his ears figured out if they do you should not pass them up I saw them maybe 10 years ago when they came back before his hearing issue and they were epic once in a lifetime experience
Ac/DC and Judas Priest are both great hit bands, but best enjoyed in small parts . I saw AC&DC in 1980 or so. Great concert. I wish I had seen Bon Scott with them in a small club. That would be perfection
What are you talking about? Highway to Hell all the way through....
You guys have to do Ride On its AC/DC Blues with Bob singing and Angus doing some killer blues riffs . I’m sure you would love it I know I do!
Literally my favourite AC/DC song.
"We got what you want.....and you got the lust! If you want blood...you got it!" Pure rock n' roll folks. This personifies AC/DC's mission to give the fans everything they want and need.
I have a story of a great face-to-face encounter with Angus at a show! It doesn't do it justice typing it here (and it would take too long)
Bon Scott always gets a thumbs up from me.
GOTTA CHECK OUT THEIR RAD SONG CALLED: "Night Prowler".
I just lost my childhood best friend to cancer, when me and him were kids we always listened to AC/DC and had a lot of fun, R.I.P. Duke, love you buddy, I will miss you for the rest of my life.
I think I speak for many in saying that the Grateful Dead are due up in the rotation. Thank you for this reaction, Bon Scott is the man!
Bon Scott had such an incredible voice! This song is off of the album HIGHWAY TO HELL, which from start to finish is incredible and one of my favorite AC/DC albums. But this song was also a live album that was also incredible. But AC/DC live is nothing but incredible! I sweat just watching Angus play. The man has no end to his craziness on stage. So much energy!
One of my favorite songs of theirs. Most people don't realize that Malcolm is the driving sound of AC/DC. He is the one playing the riffs. Most think it is Angus they are hearing.
❤ AC/DC the Bon Scott years! "Squealer" is probably Bon at his most charismatic and mischievious, imo. "Ride On", is the only bluesy ballad I can think of and Bon shines.
Great song & a great Dirty Deeds album
Can’t believe you still have not reviewed the original Bon Scott version of Whole Lotta Rosie one of their hardest most rocking songs and a huge fan favorite.
Another great suggestion is Gone Shooting. A nice groove with a great riff.
We enjoy them as MUCH AS YOU DO, JAY!! :)
No other band played such simple three chord songs with so much balls, authority & confidence. They made you believe anyone could do it, yet nobody else has!
They absolutely could take the roof off an arena. The sheer number of PAs in the Front of House are breathtaking. Combined with the flying arrays and subs = Out of this world!
Theres never been nor will there ever be a band that could play literally 3-5 chords total, make what 15 albums, and they all kick ass....incredible rhythm section helps too.
Yesss brilliant love watching AC DC the energy on stage is fantastic 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Bon Scott wrote a lot of his own lyrics. And you got to love his mischievous bad boy grin.
Probably, my favorite, ever, AC/DC cut! 🤘🤘🌩
(although it would be IMPOSSIBLE to choose ONLY ONE!) !⚡⚡ 🤘🤘
You need to listen to "Friday on my mind " by the Easybeats. The guitarist is George Young, Angus and Malcolm's older brother
My favorite AC/DC song from my favorite AC/DC album!!
Yeah AC/DC awesome cool jam Bon sounds good yay, good review 👍😎🤘🎸🥁🎤
Did he just say Def Leppard in the same Convo w AC⚡️DC and Led Zepplin¿?¿ Naww Jayyy¡!¡ Party Foul 💯%¡¡! Luv you Guys
The absolute best era of AC/DC !!!!!!
RIP Bon and Malcolm. This whole album is one fire song after another
Thanks guys! Love, love, love this song!