AC DC Live Wire From Let There Be Rock 1980 This one for my mates Gaz, Rossy and Dave ENJOY !!! (the support act for this show was Judas Priest. I wish i could of been there) God Bless Bon Scott (RIP)
Judgement - yes indeedy! Nowadays there's almost as many hi Vis stewards as the front row which is about 20 ft from the stage! And yes folks appreciating the moment not their precious phones.
Complaining about modern times and modern tech, yet here you are able to watch literally millions of videos anywhere you want and even leave a comment. Yeah, now sucks.
Holy fuck! What can you say? I've watched this clip over a hundred times and listened to the corresponding recording on CD even more, it's so close to rock n roll perfection that I'm almost speechless. And to think this was their concert opener for several years, most bands would dream about having a song this good to finish with, not AC/DC, they start with it, they sort of use it as a statement of intent, a setting of the tone, I think that's why they are universally respected around the world, by young and old, they deliver, and that's why we love them!
@@miamibeachsunnydays8274 Some sources will say 1980 but it was actually Dec 1979, around Dec 8 I think. By Dec 1980 Bon Scott had already passed away.
Was....reality check this was almost 50 yrs ago. If you were young and fortunate enough in that era to either have seen them live or smart enough to listen to the product then, you were witness to "World War 3" on the stage and on your turntable
One of rock n roll's greatest moments. Cliff starts it out on bass. Then Malcolm falls in. Phil starts the HEAVY drumming. Finally Angus who has climbed and jumped down 3 flights to get to the stage turns his guitar up. Bon makes sure to stay out of Angus' way. AND THIS IS THE FIRST SONG OF THE SHOW!!!! Sets the mood. You are about to see and hear the Hardest Rocking Band in history. "STICK THIS IN YOUR FUSE BOX!!!!"(Puny Mortals!!!!)
Now, I love anything AC/DC ever did, and I love Brian, but there is just something about Bon, so effortless in his singing. They’re the best, hands down!
One of the best rock vocals in my opinion. Up there with ozzy, plant, jagger, Morrison,.Such a unique sound to it.. What a shame! No offense to Brian. Gods bless you! But could I have imagined the back in black material with Bon’s vocal? Would of been mind blowing
I’ll just offer the fact of the validity…in his lyrics…lived a rough and tumble life, did time, etc etc…gives every song of his with AC/DC so much validity
The late, GREAT, Bon Scott. AC/DC was never the same once Bon passed. I give 'em credit and respect for carrying on with Brian, but Bon was the man with them.
Bollocks. They were two iterations of the best rock & roll band in the world. I don't feel the need to enjoy one less than the other. I get an urge to listen to a particular song usually, and it goes from there 😁
Back in Black might’ve introduced me to them.. But hearing Bon through these past 41 years convinced me. He was AC/DC and, the greatest Rock singer ever. I know that’s a big claim. However he deserves it.
Takes me back to 1979 when I seen them at the hammersmith odeon in London, this was the first ever song I heard (and watched) them play. My Glaswegian mate persuaded me to go, we we're both in training for the army and he's brother had told him about them (who had just seen them in Glasgow), we didn't know any of their music or what they sounded like. We spent the whole concert mesmerised by what was happening before our eyes. On the way back to the hotel after, we felt like we'd both been violated, we just didn't speak, we had no words.
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No matter what kind of mood I'm in, this song picks me up. Might be the best live performance by ACDC I have ever seen. Even without all of the stage props and other stuff, phenomenal energy.
This song from this movie, in a little mall cinema complex, was the first time I even saw AC/DC perform. Completely life-changing. Have seen them live 5 times since. Best live rock n roll band. ever.
I was at the hammersmith. on my first acid cheering for more an hour after they left the stage being chased by the security who just wanted to get home. great memories,
No auto tune, flashy lights,fancy moving stages,or any of that diva shit needed...Pure talent and the music is what brought people to the party...Music today doesn't even come close...
I had this om vhs, and i saw this concert so MANY times over and over, that the clolours slowly deteorated with the sharpness of the film untill it was almost black-white, then the tape snapped. I have since re-bought it in vhs, dvd and bluray over the years. Still cranking it up🎩
I love watching this whole concert,especially bad boy boogie. Best version they ever did of that song. Plus I love the stage. Just a ton of plywood and their equipment. Simple yet outstanding.
I totally love these guys have my whole life my funeral will have an Angus solo played at it all day, I’m gonna throw some srv in there too but ya know
На концерте в Тушино в 1991 году, Ангус произвёл на меня очень сильное впечатление. Все плясали и подпевали группе и это было неимоверное шоу. Прямо завораживающее зрелище. Спасибо вам парни, Рок навсегда!
The original and best line up (imho) .... Bon and Angus were absolute legends. The band were so appealing with their down to earth, real, unglamorous but truly talented line up. Love em
Amazing movie. Amazing band. Amazing crowd. Amazing time to live in. Rock was King, and not a crappy boy band in sight. So glad this is what was happening when I was growing up, and It's all I listen to today.
Of course, he did a brilliant job. Technically, I would say he's a better singer, and Back and Black is a masterpiece. One of the biggest selling records of all time of any genre. There was a cheeky humour with Bon Scott though that they lost, Bon always had that twinkle in his eye. His lyrics were never nasty either, even when they were 'sexist', I think Brian Johnston wrote some lyrics that are just plain offensive without a hint of irony.
@@jailbreak_7944 The first one for me (Helsinki 1991) was awesome. It changed my life. Also Arnhem 2015 was Epic! First gig in Europe in 5 years. Met 4/5 of the Band before the gig (after rehearsals), Moments that i will never forget!
This video is sooooooo awesome!!!!! You never hear Live Wire played live and with Bonn belting out the words as the front man........ Just epic!!!!! Thank you Simon for this so says Austin Tx !!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩😎❤️🍸
I'm still surprised to this day that Angus's head didn't fly off into the crowd somewhere as much as he flew it around. lol He's one hell of a guitarist.
My first view of AC/DC was on Whistle Test (Live Wire and Problem Child?). My next view was live in Adelaide on the Back in Black tour while I was doing the working holiday visa thing.
What a great tune that is, old school rock n roll for sure. I like to believe Bon Scott and Michael Jackson are scouts for the Invisible Medicine Army from the Indian Vision. They stand off to the side and watch Sitting Bull shoot an arrow thru Crazy Horses head.but one time he missed because Micheal Jackson and Bon Scott were clowning around, punching each other in the arm and laughing. When they should have been quiet and observing. Sitting Bull slipped and the arrow went thru Malcolm Young's head, instead, as he was getting up from the card table. Malcolm didnt see it coming and still doesn't know he has an arrow through his head and Bon Scott won't tell him because he thinks it's funny. Meanwhile, Crazy Horse is burping up black tar while snapping apples off an apple tree with his tongue, like a chameleon or something. Quite the scene, that's for sure.
I saw them in Liverpool on this very tour, I also saw them at deeside on Brian's first tour with them promoting back in black, Bon will always be the man to me but I thank Brian for keeping them going for another thirty years and more. RIP BON keep on rocking BRIAN love you both ❤❤ ps it was 1978 Google it you can get the whole set list
