I love how this channel is supposed to be a 13yo reacting to music, but it's just this guy reminiscing about his youth while his daughter patiently listens.
shenanigans you’re right you just had to be there and Lived The 80s to really understand it! I wish I could go back and do it all over again, I definitely would appreciate it a lot more than I did at the time. I was having the best time of my life and didn’t realize it!
I am struck by her lack of reaction to this music. I mean, no part of her body seems to be moving to this rhythm. She's such a sphinx that I can't tell if she is really not impressed or really thinking "Damn, I wish I grew up with this kind of music...but I won't tell Dad."
FYI: Angus wears that school boy outfit because one of his teachers said he would never make it as a Musician! So he wears it as a dig to his teacher(s)
@@kylemichiels1467 NO, Angus SAID IT himself on an interview. It's here on RUclips somewhere. I'm sure you can find it. You're thinking of what his SISTER SAID and taking that as gospel when I heard from Angus himself.
It wasn’t because of his teacher is actually because his sister said he would rush in the house after school snd go straight to playing guitar and she said hes this little crazy school boy guitarist so he should wear his school
Angus said in an interview that he can't play as well if he's NOT head banging the entire time...LOL. And, while you might think he was on drugs, Angus never did drugs or anything. He drinks tea and eats chocolate. No drugs, no alcohol, just tea and chocolate :)
2:23 I WAS THERE. Trust me, it felt like everything was going down and you could actually feel the whole stadium shaking. It still gives me goosebumps.
It's crazy that Angus has been banging his head like that for the last 40 years and his brother Malcolm who basically stood still, ended up being diagnosed with dementia and dying from its complications (RIP Malcolm).
You can't totally predict the course of an individuals life/health as they age compared to another. It often ends up being an "open up your gift and see what's inside" thing, and Malcolm opened his and found death by Dementia in it. That is just the way life goes.
@@maxpeck7382 No shit, I was just pointing out the irony, not that banging your head had anything to do with dementia, parkinson's or alzheimer's... well maybe parkinson's.
I was serving in the military when this song came out. It quickly became an anthem of sorts for those serving during Desert Storm. I still crank it when it comes on, and it brings memories of pride. Love it!!
One intangible about these guys. Is how the crowd is totally into it. Just the energy. The roar of the crowd. Nothing like it. 100plus decibels. And these guys fucking nail it. Welcome to the family
I had a similar (worse) story about missed opportunities. I had a ticket for the (then ) biggest group in the World:Led Zeppelin at Wembley Arena,North London and I lived in South East London.On the day, a saturday I saw my football (soccer) team lose 1/3 at home.It was pouring with rain.I did not drive and a stallholder,accidently, threw some boiling water over me in the market which my flat overlooked so I did not go.....and I never did see them. TICKET PRICE? 75 PENCE OR 1$ ONE DOLLAR...
@@Isleofskye Don't know if I can beat the band, but I can beat the situation... In summer of 2008 or 2009 I was on ticketmaster and Oasis were playing Marlay Park which is right outside my house... I said to my friend, i'm not a huge fan but do you wanna go the tickets are only like 40 EUR and his exact words were: .... "Nah, we'll go see them next time they're here." ..... It's 2020 and i'm still waiting for next time. :( I still blame him for never seeing Oasis.
Hi Darragh I think you had a lucky escape...lol...........It does seriously teach us to grasp every opportunity because situations ( and people !) can change very quickly, sometimes without warning...:)................3/4 Led Zeppelin reformed for a " one-off" gig at The London O2 and tickets cost £200 !!!
Love how her daughter always have that straight face and dad is smilling and bangin' his head on videos. (I can see myself and my future son/daughter would also react the same thing).
Bon Scott vs Freddie Mercury.... I can't call it but if heaven is real and I get to visit for an hour I want to see them 2 battle before I'm am sent to hell where I belong and catch up with my family and friends.
One of the two best Concerts I ever went to was when I was stationed in Berlin in 1979, it was AC/DC and Judas Priest. It took a Concert a year later to top it for me...Queen! :)
This is one of the most incredible group ever! They seep into your bones & will be forever favorite. They are amazing live. Crowds? Yes, this crowd gave me chills of pride. Another one to watch is Metallic Sandman live in Moscow...1.6 million people. Thank you for sharing this!
OK, I saw ACDC in the early 70's. They were just a pub band back then. It was the Grand Opening of a shopping mall in a city called Geelong, which is in the state of Victoria, Australia. Bon Scott was the lead singer then and Angus was about 17 years old...:)
Ya, I didn't know the specifics of that, I'll give my daughter a few more facts on that. This one was fun to watch. Thanks for the note and for watching.
I am so jealous of you. For me personally Bon Scott era was the best and ACDC came to my life in early 200s. Bon Scott was exceptional, not to say I don't like Brian Johnson or the latter songs but the early stuff was mint. A real travesty that Bon Scott never saw the global commercial success.
@Paula Leckey - keep rocking, sweet Lady! To be over 50 doesn't mean a thing nowadays, it doesn't have to, at least. Taking good care of yourself and avoiding cliché-traps's a good way of life! Everyone expects you to cut your hair, wear old-style blouse and skirt and sit in front of the tv, watching reruns of Eaton Place or Poldark. But you don't HAVE to, just stay who you were 20 years ago, living and doing and going anywhere you want, but with a bit of wisdom. I've seen enough really great lasses over 50 to know it works. If you know how to do it, a lived-in face can be gorgeous and head-turning... Never give in until you really want to!
Steve every time Megadeth goes oversea they are sold out in huge arenas! Argentina LOVES Megadeth MORE SO THAN METALLICA!! Dave was handed a huge ring of keys from many fans stating they are home now. I've never seen anyone hand Metallica a huge ring of keys from many fans home stating they are home now. South America is MEGADETHS COUNTRY, PERIOD!
@@monicajean37 You would have a point except for the fact that my comment (and the video) was in regards to AC/DC, a band which was formed in 1973 and still resonates today. I highly doubt that either band you mentioned, as popular as they are now, will have that sort of impact 35-40 years from now?
Hey buddy! I just wanted to say, what an AWESOME dad you are! I seen several videos now, with your son also. It’s sooooo nice to see someone bringing their kids up right!!! Awesome stuff!!! Keep going, you the man and I give you big props for what you do!! Loads of respect to you and your family! From London, UK 👌🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
Angus doesn't just wear his old school uniform because "it's what he does." He used to go straight to gigs after school, without time to change and would wear it on stage. The fact he is 5'2" meant he could pull off that subsequent signature look for many years and it became a thing.
I'm an Indian from Malaysia. Flew to Perth just to watch Iron Maiden for the 1st time with my buddies, on my 30th birthday, 14th May 2016 at Perth Arena. (1st day landing, we had an unfriendly minor incident at a supermarket, 2 girls slurring racial stuff at us) The day of the concert: There was this Father and his daughter sitting just at the row in front of us. The dad was pointing at us and whispering to his daughter while the daughter was starring at us. The dad then leaned back said "Sorry mate, was tellin mah daughter here , the eddie on ur T was the 1st eddie" I was wearing Iron Maiden "Killers". Was blown away how the dad was educating his daughter about maiden and metal. We had beers all the way till the end of the show, it was unforgettable with the crowd,metal heads and locals there are super awesome!! This Dad and daughter reminds me of them Metal Heads United Subbed,Liked,Shared, Way to go guys, rock n roll!
The school uniform goes back to the time AC/DC first got started and Angus was still in school, he would turn up for practice etc still wearing his High School uniform.....
The audience and his pasión of your reactions megadeth and ac/dc is from Buenos Aires- Argentina, here is great, a lot of pasión for rock. Im glad ur surprise of our pasion. Thanks!
My geography teacher used to play this at full volume and if anyone knocked on his door to tell him to turn it down he would say "no, were learning about weather and this is related." he was the best teacher ever
Love to your girls reaction to AC/DC Long way to the top. Filmed on the back of a tray truck in the middle of Melbourne in about 1975-76 with BON SCOTT and bagpipes. BRILLIANT. crazza
I remember Monsters of Rock 1984, AC/DC, Van Halen, Ozzy, Motley Crue and the late great Gary Moore. What a line up and after seeing AC/DC so many times that my wallet hurts I can confirm they get louder as the sun comes down, the best live rock ever. I don’t think you will get line ups like that again and all for £8.00 back in 1984, about £26 ($34) today.
You gotta stop stopping the song. It's too hard for anyone to get the mood going when it suddenly stops on a dime many times during the song. Please keep your hands and arms inside the ride at all times and wait until it comes to a full stop before asking any freaking questions. This is the ROCK AND ROLLER COASTER.
I have been very lucky to have seen them 3 times here in Dublin, Ireland. First time in 1981 when I was 14/15. Then 34 years later I brought my 13 year old son to it for his first gig. Where did the time go.
@@redtample you need to watch the full ac dc show and tell me something later...here in Argentina we react as in Rio with iron maiden always, but with ac dc it is crazy the whole show
I saw this tour in Philadelphia, my ear were ringing for 3 days. When this song came on, I thought the roof of the stadium was going to lift off. AC/DC are epic!
You're winning her over one video at a time. She seems more relaxed and actually seemed to like this one right off the bat. I saw them in 82 or so on the For Those About to Rock tour, and saw them again in 94. They put on one awesome show. BTW. I love your shirt. All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine! haha One of my all-time favorite movie characters.
Haaa, I love it when people catch my shirts. I did a reaction to that movie with my son that is on our channel too. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia Haa Oh yeah I saw that. I think we exchanged some comments on that as well, but might have been on your old channel. Spicoli was my hero in high school. LOL
Bon Scott's ashes were buried in Fremantle on the day I was born. 9 yrs later we moved to Perth Australia (Fremantle is a suburb in ), I was witness to the unveiling to the statue of Bon Scott at the cemetery. Yes I cried..
Saw ACDC live at the Donnington rock concert in 1984 in the UK, Ozzy Osborne, YT, Motley Crue, Van Hallen, Gary Moore were also there, in was 17 what a day/night. ACDC were on last between 23:00 and midnight. never forgotten it
My first concert was AC/DC in Cincinnati in 1991, also was my senior year. By far the loudest concert I have ever been to. Please do For Those About to Rock (Live in Donington 1991).
My oldest sister offered me tickets to see Huey Lewis and the News for my birthday when i was a teenager, and i declined!! THAT was a huge mistake for me!! It could have been my first pop/rock concert and i said no!! I was a little skinny wimpy kid back then i HATE myself for turning it down!!
I saw AC/DC on January 16, 1991 in Tacoma WA. The day the Persian Gulf War started. It was by far the greatest concert I have ever seen! It was a scary day as my brother was in Iraq, but this concert helped me through the first few days. The whole crowd was PRO USA and Angus was absolutely insane!!! I will never forget that night!!!
I agree wholly!!! Brian Johnson was on fire the entire concert, the entire band was on fire, but Brian was a crazy ball of energy throughout the entire show.
I was at donnington in 91,what a great gig that was, just at the start when Angus bursts on stage and starts the riff to thunderstruck, amazing! Goosebumps! Only downside it was warm, and being a Donnington virgin i was relieved to see a bit of water getting tossed back the crowd in large plastic bottles, it was like rain, brilliant, except someone told me nope, that ain't no water, it's eh? urine! Lol Guys at the front had 100k people behind them so couldn't go piss! :-)
Angus Young would come home from school dressed in a uniform like that, his older brother Malcolm Young (R.I.P) and his mates were practicing in the garage. Angus wanted to play too, so he took up learning picking lead guitar riffs and eventually he joined the band... because he would always come home straight from school in his uniform it kinda stuck and been wearing it ever since.
The schoolboy look was suggested by his sister Margaret. She made the original costume but he later settled on the uniform of his former highschool. Angus is also a life long tea totaller but smokes like a chimney.
I saw AC/DC live in the Mayfare Ballroom Newcastle, UK in 1976 when Bon Scott Was the lead singer. As it happens Brian Johnson was a local lad playing in his band Geordie. The rest is rock and roll history.
I saw AC/DC, with original singer Bon Scott, live at my high school hall where they had a dance every Saturday night called "Big Fish". This was in Frankston, Melbourne, Australia....in their very early days. I am 60 years old.
Wish my Dad & I did this when i was your daughters age. I’m 23 now & i remember him coaching my peewee football team & playing this song to get us hyped because it’s what they played in the locker room back in the 80’s
When i was about 12 years old, ACDC were playing town halls in Australia. I remember being outside the Memorial Hall in my home town of Rosebud Victoria listening to them play their first big hit 'Can I sit next to you girl'
the school uniform was what he wore to school everyday and when he got out of school he would go straight to rehersal wearing it . so it became his out fit for all concerts . thats becouse all of their music is written and rehersed as if it were live
I was there in River Plate stadium in the first of the three concerts they played in december 2009. It was great! AC/DC is my band of all time! In fact, my youngest son's name (14 years old now) is ... ANGUS! I salute you from San Luis, Argentina.
First time watching you two and you are amazing. When I heard you talking about Megadeth, I knew I had to watch more vids from you two. Message to the Dad: High Five! Message to his rad daughter: I wish my dad was this cool when I was your age. But seriously, tell him he needs to talk less and just let the music roll ;P
Per his sister: Angus' outfit originates from when he was in school and would run home after school and start practicing before he even changed clothes.
When they talked about starting a band, one of their sisters said he looks like a school boy! That’s where the outfit came from... AC/DC came from the plate on a sewing machine, because it could run on ac or dc!
Angus Young, the guitarist was one of three brothers but much younger. Such was his enthusiasm for playing rock with his brothers in the garage of their home, he would come straight home from school and join his brothers. He wouldn't even remove his satchel. Forever in his school uniform, it became part of the bands culture, even into adulthood. So far as we Australians go, if Angus didn't wear his school uniform, there would be a max exodus. Side note, the bands name came from Angus's sister. Where the lead plugged into her sewing machine were the letters AC/DC......POWER VOLTAGE. It aint deep, it's just raw.
I seen this tour with them in 2009...It was THE BEST CONCERT i'VE EVER BEEN TOO! i COULDNT EVEN TALK WHEN IT WAS OVER FROM SCREAMING AND SINGING! iT WAS EPIC!!! I actually have those devil horns from the concert...
I got the chance to see AC/DC in Glasgow in 2000 odd and it was epic, would love to see them again, and the singer Brian Johnson comes from my neck of the woods of County Durham. :)
I was there in Dec 09...returning from work in Antarctica. I think I was there night 2 of 3 shows. River Plate in Buenos Aires holds about 150k for concerts. They were all sold out. I had goosebumps for 2 days. Remember these guys were already in their 60s in 2009
I do really appreciate that this guy wants to involve his daughter in learning about different kinds of music, it's a great idea and very kind...but after watching several of these it is just so clear the kid doesn't want to be there. The dad loves music and it is clear he is driving this arrangement. My guess is that we'd all be better off if the dad just let the kid go do whatever she wants to do and have the dad be the one to discuss the music. For me, it is really frustrating to have to listen to the dad be so excited about the music that means so much to him, only to have the daughter try to fight to find a kind word or two. I was hoping that the first 5 or 6 videos just happened to be music choices that didn't resonate with her, but it doesn't seem like she is enjoying this at all. Nothing against the girl, she seems wonderful and thoughtful to indulge her fathers wishes, but this becomes more and more painful to watch. Each video is full of interesting music, but the responses of the daughter make it so clear she'd rather be doing something else. It's painful to watch. Find something she does want to listen to and engage with you over, or just change the format to just be about the guy who obviously loves music very much.
Hey man i don see it that way. In the new videos the girl show more entusiasm. And i think that maybe at first she felt as you said, but sometimes you need to show them new things so they can decided if they like it or not. They don t know a lot of thing that at the end they would enjoy. And maybe this videos that start as a entertainment to the father only, finish to be a space between them every week.
I went to one of the gigs on the 91 tour. I broke my leg the week before, but nothing was stopping me. Best gig I ever went to. I recently found the full set on youtube. Monsters of rock Donnington uk.
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I don't always listen to AC/DC, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Your neighbours are lucky... i listen to AC⚡DC all day every day and my neighbours have to listen also...
Same here. Can't listen to ACDC without the volume all the way up.
@jer quake This joke is older than you, sport.
When I listen to AC/DC I think of Edison and Tesla :)
Original joke
I love how this channel is supposed to be a 13yo reacting to music, but it's just this guy reminiscing about his youth while his daughter patiently listens.
shenanigans you’re right you just had to be there and Lived The 80s to really understand it! I wish I could go back and do it all over again, I definitely would appreciate it a lot more than I did at the time. I was having the best time of my life and didn’t realize it!
exactly what I thought. More of a dad's reaction than daughter's.
I am struck by her lack of reaction to this music. I mean, no part of her body seems to be moving to this rhythm. She's such a sphinx that I can't tell if she is really not impressed or really thinking "Damn, I wish I grew up with this kind of music...but I won't tell Dad."
Yeah I think she is really just missing her phone...
Yeah, she really seems underwhelmed by the song/video. Maybe been listening to too much Justin Bieber?
This is called raising your kids right.
Lol, thanks for the comment!
No, that would involve the Beatles, Stones, and Zeppelin.
@@williamjordan5554 We did Zeppelin
My 4 year old has just sat next to me watching this and said "this is my favourite one daddy"
GET IN THERE!!!!!!!
@@jamsams Lol, that's awesome
This was considered by many to have been the best rock concert ever.
I've seen them 6 times, my all time favorite live band ever
This is by far the best heavy rock concert in the history of rock concerts.
ever considered Iron Maiden? wayyyy better!
FYI: Angus wears that school boy outfit because one of his teachers said he would never make it as a Musician! So he wears it as a dig to his teacher(s)
and also because his sister gave him the idea....and because of other reasons
They tried a lot of costumes including "Super Angus" but this one fitted the most with him, your reasoning is a far fetch from the truth
@@kylemichiels1467 NO, Angus SAID IT himself on an interview. It's here on RUclips somewhere. I'm sure you can find it. You're thinking of what his SISTER SAID and taking that as gospel when I heard from Angus himself.
Like WTF do teachers know? They teach because they can't do!
It wasn’t because of his teacher is actually because his sister said he would rush in the house after school snd go straight to playing guitar and she said hes this little crazy school boy guitarist so he should wear his school
This was a concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2009. The hole concert was insane, Argentina has the most crazy rock and roll crowd in the world.
Oh yes, I have seen on a few videos how nuts Argentina crowds get, it is soooooooo gooooood!
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia motley crue live buenos aires 2008
We solute you Argentina
AGUANTE ARGENTINA LRPM!!! AGUANTE MEGADETH!! AGUANTE ACDC! AGUANTE METALLICA! AGUANTE GLITCH IN THE MATRIX MULTI-MEDIA
What about donington 1991?
Angus said in an interview that he can't play as well if he's NOT head banging the entire time...LOL. And, while you might think he was on drugs, Angus never did drugs or anything. He drinks tea and eats chocolate. No drugs, no alcohol, just tea and chocolate :)
I figured he did that to keep in time with the music also
And cigarettes!! He smokes 40 packs a day!
Angus looks possessed in some performances. And I think that is perfectly intentional.
That's from the live at River Plate DVD. A priceless band playing to a priceless crowd. Can't get any better than that in a Rock 'n Roll concert.
The smile on your daughter's face at the opening riff is everything!! So awesome you're turning her on to real classic rock. Great reaction.
My son was just born 3 weeks ago and I hope to do something like this with him one day. You're a legendary dad. cheers
2:23 I WAS THERE. Trust me, it felt like everything was going down and you could actually feel the whole stadium shaking. It still gives me goosebumps.
Freakin awesome, hate that I sold my tickets back in the day.
It's crazy that Angus has been banging his head like that for the last 40 years and his brother Malcolm who basically stood still, ended up being diagnosed with dementia and dying from its complications (RIP Malcolm).
Noooo kidding!!
You can't totally predict the course of an individuals life/health as they age compared to another. It often ends up being an "open up your gift and see what's inside" thing, and Malcolm opened his and found death by Dementia in it. That is just the way life goes.
@@maxpeck7382 No shit, I was just pointing out the irony, not that banging your head had anything to do with dementia, parkinson's or alzheimer's... well maybe parkinson's.
Malcolm was a drinker and partier..Angus wasn't
@@melallen9828 yes, I just thought it was ironic...
I was serving in the military when this song came out. It quickly became an anthem of sorts for those serving during Desert Storm. I still crank it when it comes on, and it brings memories of pride. Love it!!
This song is just a legend. The tune simply also never gets old
Argentina's crowd is the best in the world
Argentina great country
The land of Maradona , Batistuta y Lionel Messi
Pero en la economia... :(
Good. But Oakland California pretty good too.
Fire in the hole.
One intangible about these guys. Is how the crowd is totally into it. Just the energy. The roar of the crowd. Nothing like it. 100plus decibels. And these guys fucking nail it. Welcome to the family
I sold my AC/DC ticket.
Why would you do that?
Good question there, good question.
I had a similar (worse) story about missed opportunities. I had a ticket for the (then ) biggest group in the World:Led Zeppelin at Wembley Arena,North London and I lived in South East London.On the day, a saturday I saw my football (soccer) team lose 1/3 at home.It was pouring with rain.I did not drive and a stallholder,accidently, threw some boiling water over me in the market which my flat overlooked so I did not go.....and I never did see them. TICKET PRICE? 75 PENCE OR 1$ ONE DOLLAR...
Went to AC DC. You could not get my ticket from my cold dead If you tried. The ticket was in my wallet until it fell apart.
Isleofskye i has tickets to see zeppelin for the concert after bonham died
@@Isleofskye Don't know if I can beat the band, but I can beat the situation...
In summer of 2008 or 2009 I was on ticketmaster and Oasis were playing Marlay Park which is right outside my house... I said to my friend, i'm not a huge fan but do you wanna go the tickets are only like 40 EUR and his exact words were: .... "Nah, we'll go see them next time they're here." .....
It's 2020 and i'm still waiting for next time. :(
I still blame him for never seeing Oasis.
Hi Darragh
I think you had a lucky escape...lol...........It does seriously teach us to grasp every opportunity because situations ( and people !) can change very quickly, sometimes without warning...:)................3/4 Led Zeppelin reformed for a " one-off" gig at The London O2 and tickets cost £200 !!!
Never mind the girls reaction 😀 This guy loves AC/DC and can not hide it 😃 Brilliant track, brilliant live act.
Lol, thanks for watching!
Ya I guess so. He talks non stop 😅😂😂
My dad is 78 and remembers watching them (AC/DC) perform in pubs in Sydney, and still thinks to this day they are the best band ever!
Another brilliant Aussie band!!! Grew up watching them live and I'm 64!!!
Love how her daughter always have that straight face and dad is smilling and bangin' his head on videos. (I can see myself and my future son/daughter would also react the same thing).
Everybody should like AC/DC
Lol, yes they should!
Bon Scott vs Freddie Mercury.... I can't call it but if heaven is real and I get to visit for an hour I want to see them 2 battle before I'm am sent to hell where I belong and catch up with my family and friends.
No, everybody should LOVE AC/DC!
Only if you are Australian
One of the two best Concerts I ever went to was when I was stationed in Berlin in 1979, it was AC/DC and Judas Priest. It took a Concert a year later to top it for me...Queen! :)
We were so lucky back in the day here in Australia ac/dc played at local pubs etc great times and top mates to have a beer with
I was stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas. We were packing up for Desert Shield/Storm when this came out. Still gets the pulse going when I hear it.
Lol!
This is one of the most incredible group ever! They seep into your bones & will be forever favorite. They are amazing live. Crowds? Yes, this crowd gave me chills of pride. Another one to watch is Metallic Sandman live in Moscow...1.6 million people. Thank you for sharing this!
OK, I saw ACDC in the early 70's. They were just a pub band back then. It was the Grand Opening of a shopping mall in a city called Geelong, which is in the state of Victoria, Australia. Bon Scott was the lead singer then and Angus was about 17 years old...:)
VERY cool, thanks for the story, that must have been pretty incredible.
Don’t forget to mention Brian Johnson was nearly 65 years old when this was filmed.
Ya, I didn't know the specifics of that, I'll give my daughter a few more facts on that. This one was fun to watch. Thanks for the note and for watching.
I believe Brian was 62 at River Platte.
Brian Johnson is currently 71
@@jonathanbouthillette753 and still Rocking it!!!
@@chae-wonseong8350 He's the singer
Can you imagine the energy that crowd must give you on stage!
I love the dad's energy, not to forget that he was pausing and telling the young lady about background of the song. Good job sir!
"For Those About to Rock" is the greatest concert song. When those cannons fire, it almost knocks you over. Good videos!
I was honored to see AC/DC in 1979 when Bon Scott was the lead singer!! Yes, I'm in my late 50's!
Very cool to be able to say that. I did a Bon Scott song about a week ago if you haven't seen that one yet.
Yeah, like many Australians who lived it in the 70's I've never really warmed to the new guy.
I am so jealous of you. For me personally Bon Scott era was the best and ACDC came to my life in early 200s. Bon Scott was exceptional, not to say I don't like Brian Johnson or the latter songs but the early stuff was mint.
A real travesty that Bon Scott never saw the global commercial success.
@Paula Leckey - keep rocking, sweet Lady! To be over 50 doesn't mean a thing nowadays, it doesn't have to, at least. Taking good care of yourself and avoiding cliché-traps's a good way of life! Everyone expects you to cut your hair, wear old-style blouse and skirt and sit in front of the tv, watching reruns of Eaton Place or Poldark. But you don't HAVE to, just stay who you were 20 years ago, living and doing and going anywhere you want, but with a bit of wisdom. I've seen enough really great lasses over 50 to know it works. If you know how to do it, a lived-in face can be gorgeous and head-turning... Never give in until you really want to!
That's in Argentina best concert ever
Sweetie, Megadeath has never filled a 200k stadium, this band did it 3 nights in a row for this performance.
BIGGEST stadium in the world seats 114,000, River Plate sits about 70,000 for a concert....it was a TOTAL of 210,000 OVER the 3 nights
Steve every time Megadeth goes oversea they are sold out in huge arenas! Argentina LOVES Megadeth MORE SO THAN METALLICA!! Dave was handed a huge ring of keys from many fans stating they are home now. I've never seen anyone hand Metallica a huge ring of keys from many fans home stating they are home now. South America is MEGADETHS COUNTRY, PERIOD!
@@monicajean37 You would have a point except for the fact that my comment (and the video) was in regards to AC/DC, a band which was formed in 1973 and still resonates today. I highly doubt that either band you mentioned, as popular as they are now, will have that sort of impact 35-40 years from now?
@@stevenmeszaros4931
LOL!!!!!!!!!
Megadeth still a very good band tho
This band rocked the world for decades,and always brought in the next generation of fans.
Hey buddy!
I just wanted to say, what an AWESOME dad you are! I seen several videos now, with your son also. It’s sooooo nice to see someone bringing their kids up right!!! Awesome stuff!!! Keep going, you the man and I give you big props for what you do!!
Loads of respect to you and your family! From London, UK 👌🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
Argentina´s crowd is usually the best
Recomiendo buscar un tema llamado jijiji segursmente ya lo han visto. Exitos
If you ever watched a game between Bocca Juniors and River Plate, you'd understand the level of passion behind the audience in this concert!
R.I.P Bon Scott and Malcolm Young.
Nothings Something. Malcolm... the greatest riff maker
Angus doesn't just wear his old school uniform because "it's what he does."
He used to go straight to gigs after school, without time to change and would wear it on stage. The fact he is 5'2" meant he could pull off that subsequent signature look for many years and it became a thing.
I'm an Indian from Malaysia.
Flew to Perth just to watch Iron Maiden for the 1st time with my buddies, on my 30th birthday, 14th May 2016 at Perth Arena.
(1st day landing, we had an unfriendly minor incident at a supermarket, 2 girls slurring racial stuff at us)
The day of the concert:
There was this Father and his daughter sitting just at the row in front of us.
The dad was pointing at us and whispering to his daughter while the daughter was starring at us.
The dad then leaned back said "Sorry mate, was tellin mah daughter here , the eddie on ur T was the 1st eddie"
I was wearing Iron Maiden "Killers".
Was blown away how the dad was educating his daughter about maiden and metal.
We had beers all the way till the end of the show, it was unforgettable with the crowd,metal heads and locals there are super awesome!!
This Dad and daughter reminds me of them
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Way to go guys, rock n roll!
bless you both. its awsome to see father and son our dauther apreciate music at the same time. that was beautiful to witness. congrats
The school uniform goes back to the time AC/DC first got started and Angus was still in school, he would turn up for practice etc still wearing his High School uniform.....
Anthony Wood Ashfield boys high school Sydney Australia.
The audience and his pasión of your reactions megadeth and ac/dc is from Buenos Aires- Argentina, here is great, a lot of pasión for rock. Im glad ur surprise of our pasion. Thanks!
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My geography teacher used to play this at full volume and if anyone knocked on his door to tell him to turn it down he would say "no, were learning about weather and this is related." he was the best teacher ever
Love to your girls reaction to AC/DC Long way to the top. Filmed on the back of a tray truck in the middle of Melbourne in about 1975-76 with BON SCOTT and bagpipes. BRILLIANT. crazza
For teens, this lessons are better than school. Congrats!
I remember Monsters of Rock 1984, AC/DC, Van Halen, Ozzy, Motley Crue and the late great Gary Moore. What a line up and after seeing AC/DC so many times that my wallet hurts I can confirm they get louder as the sun comes down, the best live rock ever. I don’t think you will get line ups like that again and all for £8.00 back in 1984, about £26 ($34) today.
You gotta stop stopping the song. It's too hard for anyone to get the mood going when it suddenly stops on a dime many times during the song. Please keep your hands and arms inside the ride at all times and wait until it comes to a full stop before asking any freaking questions. This is the ROCK AND ROLLER COASTER.
The song just builds and builds and builds and builds and builds
Excuse me, no sir. This isn’t the rock and roller coaster, this is the ROCK N ROLL TRAIN!
went to the concert 2015 in Hannover Germany... 80.000 people went crazy. unreal concert!
I have been very lucky to have seen them 3 times here in Dublin, Ireland. First time in 1981 when I was 14/15. Then 34 years later I brought my 13 year old son to it for his first gig. Where did the time go.
RIP Malcolm never be forgotten sadly they poxy axil rose the end of AC/DC
Ya, sad times.
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia RIP Angus Young.
IMO should have been Dave Grohl..... seen him do a few AC/DC songs in conert... the guy dead set rocks 'em out!
Naaa..brian is going back to acdc..hopefully they'll tour in the us soon in LA..
@@kevinyuni I thought they said he was loosing his hearing that was why he was retiring
"A Long Way to the Top" with bagpipes!!!
Interesting, I'll have to check that out.
Damien Maynard filmed on swanston street in Melbourne where I’m from you can tell from the buildings
If you want to see a huge crowd with lots of interaction you've got to see Iron Maiden, Fear of the Dark from Rock at Rio.
yeh thats mental
nope,this is better
Just watched it. Dude are you serious? Not even close
@@redtample you need to watch the full ac dc show and tell me something later...here in Argentina we react as in Rio with iron maiden always, but with ac dc it is crazy the whole show
@Dahoss really?? but with three other bands
One of the best shows I witnessed in my teen years! Awesome in concert!!
I saw this tour in Philadelphia, my ear were ringing for 3 days. When this song came on, I thought the roof of the stadium was going to lift off. AC/DC are epic!
You're winning her over one video at a time. She seems more relaxed and actually seemed to like this one right off the bat. I saw them in 82 or so on the For Those About to Rock tour, and saw them again in 94. They put on one awesome show.
BTW. I love your shirt. All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine! haha One of my all-time favorite movie characters.
Haaa, I love it when people catch my shirts. I did a reaction to that movie with my son that is on our channel too. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia Haa Oh yeah I saw that. I think we exchanged some comments on that as well, but might have been on your old channel. Spicoli was my hero in high school. LOL
See how the band members have aged has made me suddenly feel old. I remember being at the record store when the "Back in Black" LP was released.
Bon Scott's ashes were buried in Fremantle on the day I was born. 9 yrs later we moved to Perth Australia (Fremantle is a suburb in ), I was witness to the unveiling to the statue of Bon Scott at the cemetery. Yes I cried..
Nice story, thanks for sharing
My son was born in 1990 and was raised on Rock and Roll ! Bob Segar AC/DC and many more! I was and still am a Rock and Roll Dad at 65
Saw ACDC live at the Donnington rock concert in 1984 in the UK, Ozzy Osborne, YT, Motley Crue, Van Hallen, Gary Moore were also there, in was 17 what a day/night. ACDC were on last between 23:00 and midnight. never forgotten it
My first concert was AC/DC in Cincinnati in 1991, also was my senior year. By far the loudest concert I have ever been to. Please do For Those About to Rock (Live in Donington 1991).
Niiiice suggestion, hoping to do more AC/DC soon. Thanks for watching
I got the chills every single time I hear this one
Yep, it is just soooo high energy, love it.
You screwed up bad selling those tickets!!! I've seen them twice and it was freaking AWESOME!
I KNOW I KNOW!!! So ashamed looking back on it!
My oldest sister offered me tickets to see Huey Lewis and the News for my birthday when i was a teenager, and i declined!! THAT was a huge mistake for me!! It could have been my first pop/rock concert and i said no!! I was a little skinny wimpy kid back then i HATE myself for turning it down!!
Got a ticket for my 21st in 1988, best concert ever
I saw AC/DC on January 16, 1991 in Tacoma WA. The day the Persian Gulf War started. It was by far the greatest concert I have ever seen! It was a scary day as my brother was in Iraq, but this concert helped me through the first few days. The whole crowd was PRO USA and Angus was absolutely insane!!! I will never forget that night!!!
no cellphones at that show ..BEAUTIFUL!!
There is something wrong with your kid. She is not banging her head to the music.
She might do it to ace of spades
What do you expect when the video keeps getting stopped for her Dad to chat!
ForburyLion I agree. Play whole thing before getting her opinion
best live version is from 'Live at Donington.' In fact - the best AC/DC concert of all time is this one..
Hard to disagree
Donnington one of the best of any genre period
I agree wholly!!! Brian Johnson was on fire the entire concert, the entire band was on fire, but Brian was a crazy ball of energy throughout the entire show.
1978 Apollo Theatre Glasgow Live is imo the best one. It's the concert that the live ablum "If you want blood, you got it" is taken from.
I was at donnington in 91,what a great gig that was, just at the start when Angus bursts on stage and starts the riff to thunderstruck, amazing! Goosebumps!
Only downside it was warm, and being a Donnington virgin i was relieved to see a bit of water getting tossed back the crowd in large plastic bottles, it was like rain, brilliant, except someone told me nope, that ain't no water, it's eh? urine! Lol
Guys at the front had 100k people behind them so couldn't go piss! :-)
Angus Young would come home from school dressed in a uniform like that, his older brother Malcolm Young (R.I.P) and his mates were practicing in the garage.
Angus wanted to play too, so he took up learning picking lead guitar riffs and eventually he joined the band... because he would always come home straight from school in his uniform it kinda stuck and been wearing it ever since.
The schoolboy look was suggested by his sister Margaret. She made the original costume but he later settled on the uniform of his former highschool. Angus is also a life long tea totaller but smokes like a chimney.
Saw AC/DC twice and Angus has that energy through the entire show. They are super loud and lit live!!!
I saw AC/DC live in the Mayfare Ballroom Newcastle, UK in 1976 when Bon Scott Was the lead singer. As it happens Brian Johnson was a local lad playing in his band Geordie. The rest is rock and roll history.
I grew up in Ashfield, Australia Angus Young went to Ashfield boys
Best Aussie, l salute YOU
In Burwood they formed
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Inolvidable noche la de River plate , esa noche hicieron magia , gracias por el vídeo .
Whole lot a Rosie - live at River plate .
Niiice idea, Whole Lot of Rosie, good suggestions. Thanks for watching.
These guys sound pretty damn good for being 70 years old
Thats the way to give ur child some real gold music in life.
Ac/dc rocks !!!
I saw AC/DC, with original singer Bon Scott, live at my high school hall where they had a dance every Saturday night called "Big Fish". This was in Frankston, Melbourne, Australia....in their very early days. I am 60 years old.
Chances are, you'd probably find megadeth in that audience, Chanting "We've been Thunderstruck" ... !!!
Love the video and the story sorry you couldn't go see them live. my father in law has a Angus young guitar singed by Angus young himself.
Wow bro you have a beautiful young daughter. Teach her right! She is our future!
Thanks for the comment!!
Wish my Dad & I did this when i was your daughters age. I’m 23 now & i remember him coaching my peewee football team & playing this song to get us hyped because it’s what they played in the locker room back in the 80’s
When i was about 12 years old, ACDC were playing town halls in Australia. I remember being outside the Memorial Hall in my home town of Rosebud Victoria listening to them play their first big hit 'Can I sit next to you girl'
the school uniform was what he wore to school everyday and when he got out of school he would go straight to rehersal wearing it . so it became his out fit for all concerts . thats becouse all of their music is written and rehersed as if it were live
The opening riff always sends a chill down my spine
Yes, it's just epic
Live Wire with Bon Scott singing is an early classic
I love AC/DC, my favourite tune is "If You Want Blood", the drums on that are mind-blowing
Angel Brain Live Wire with Bon Scott singing is my early favourite
I was there in River Plate stadium in the first of the three concerts they played in december 2009. It was great! AC/DC is my band of all time! In fact, my youngest son's name (14 years old now) is ... ANGUS! I salute you from San Luis, Argentina.
My favourite band of all time. I was lucky to see them twice. Once was 4 rows away.
First time watching you two and you are amazing. When I heard you talking about Megadeth, I knew I had to watch more vids from you two.
Message to the Dad: High Five!
Message to his rad daughter: I wish my dad was this cool when I was your age. But seriously, tell him he needs to talk less and just let the music roll ;P
Per his sister: Angus' outfit originates from when he was in school and would run home after school and start practicing before he even changed clothes.
When they talked about starting a band, one of their sisters said he looks like a school boy! That’s where the outfit came from...
AC/DC came from the plate on a sewing machine, because it could run on ac or dc!
Rick Samuels Ashfield boys high school Sydney Australia.
Angus Young, the guitarist was one of three brothers but much younger. Such was his enthusiasm for playing rock with his brothers in the garage of their home, he would come straight home from school and join his brothers. He wouldn't even remove his satchel. Forever in his school uniform, it became part of
the bands culture, even into adulthood. So far as we Australians go, if Angus didn't wear his school uniform, there would be a max exodus. Side note, the bands name came from Angus's sister. Where the lead plugged into her sewing machine were the letters AC/DC......POWER VOLTAGE. It aint deep, it's just raw.
I seen this tour with them in 2009...It was THE BEST CONCERT i'VE EVER BEEN TOO! i COULDNT EVEN TALK WHEN IT WAS OVER FROM SCREAMING AND SINGING! iT WAS EPIC!!! I actually have those devil horns from the concert...
these guys are aussies and in their seventies , same as me and thats how we do it in Australia .
Onya mate 🇦🇺
The Youngs are Scottish,Brian is English
8:00 Her reaction is so wonderful.
Some quality father and daughter time. :-)
I got the chance to see AC/DC in Glasgow in 2000 odd and it was epic, would love to see them again, and the singer Brian Johnson comes from my neck of the woods of County Durham. :)
I was there in Dec 09...returning from work in Antarctica. I think I was there night 2 of 3 shows. River Plate in Buenos Aires holds about 150k for concerts. They were all sold out. I had goosebumps for 2 days. Remember these guys were already in their 60s in 2009
I do really appreciate that this guy wants to involve his daughter in learning about different kinds of music, it's a great idea and very kind...but after watching several of these it is just so clear the kid doesn't want to be there. The dad loves music and it is clear he is driving this arrangement. My guess is that we'd all be better off if the dad just let the kid go do whatever she wants to do and have the dad be the one to discuss the music.
For me, it is really frustrating to have to listen to the dad be so excited about the music that means so much to him, only to have the daughter try to fight to find a kind word or two. I was hoping that the first 5 or 6 videos just happened to be music choices that didn't resonate with her, but it doesn't seem like she is enjoying this at all.
Nothing against the girl, she seems wonderful and thoughtful to indulge her fathers wishes, but this becomes more and more painful to watch. Each video is full of interesting music, but the responses of the daughter make it so clear she'd rather be doing something else. It's painful to watch. Find something she does want to listen to and engage with you over, or just change the format to just be about the guy who obviously loves music very much.
Steve V or him listen to her music for reaction sometimes would be fun too
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Hey man i don see it that way. In the new videos the girl show more entusiasm. And i think that maybe at first she felt as you said, but sometimes you need to show them new things so they can decided if they like it or not. They don t know a lot of thing that at the end they would enjoy. And maybe this videos that start as a entertainment to the father only, finish to be a space between them every week.
Dude you need to let her listen to the whole track , then ask questions!
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2:30 "Let's turn it up" You never turn AC/DC down....you can ONLY turn it up!!!
I saw ac dc in 1977 Spokane, Wa. With Areosmith. Awsome awsome show.
I went to one of the gigs on the 91 tour. I broke my leg the week before, but nothing was stopping me. Best gig I ever went to. I recently found the full set on youtube. Monsters of rock Donnington uk.