I've seen them in concert 5 times, once in 1996 on the Ballbreaker tour and twice each in the Stiff upper lip and Black Ice tours. I have every album they've ever released studio and live. Thanks to RU-vid I've been able to listen to countless bootlegs or otherwise hard to find material. Having said all that, this guitar solo needs cut down to 12 minutes. It gets boring even in a live setting when you're there. It's probably due to Brian Johnson needing oxygen or something but still. Get real it's pretty boring after a certain point.
@@isaac_fuller_ good for you , obviously not against anything hard then ...like concrete!!!! Did the cell in head move to a new place??? Was it happy at the disruption it encountered ???
UnREAL!! Brian is 76 & Angus is 69 yrs Young. I know some people in their 60's that have trouble ascending stairs in their home and these boys are Rockin' out SOLD OUT stadiums!!! Aren't we a lucky generation? Be Kind, Laugh often, Help Others and show your Gratitude & Positivity every day. Cheers from Vancouver, Canada🙂
Boy, this is horrible. Just tired. And Gibbons' voice is shot, which I guess is why he's been relying on prerecorded backing tracks and prerecorded vocal tracks for years. Didn't appear to be the case for this song. I'm guessing the 2024 and 2025 shows are going to be prerecorded disasters, lip-sync specials.
Hey...that sounded darn good... didn't appreciate him taking MA's bass spot in Van Halen... but on his own I have to give him props..as he's very talented.
I am an AC/DC fan since the mid-90s, they just can’t perform anymore. It’s a simple as that they should’ve retired years ago. It’s a shame because they were such a great band.
Which is not what id pay for. Anymore at least. Bummer. That started so.long ago- i swear one time, this mad woman actually opened her handbag and produced a Tambourine. Which she would hammer on for the rest of the gig. Boss gig. 3 hours .45 min. Literally not one inch to move away. My g.f. amazed at my discipline.but I was behaved. (Which left the bint forever ignorant)
J'ai vu AC/DC en concert pour la première fois en 1977 et autant vous dire que même si ça peut me paraitre un peu ringard aujourd'hui, ça me fout toujours les poils !
