Dean Delray talks about AC/DC's tour kick off in Germany episode 751 

Dean. Name drop all you want man. You have lived a heck of a life and befriended so many amazing artist.

No disrespect intended Dean on the comment I left earlier on the short. Even when your sick you soldier on with another fantastic episode. Thank you for the great content and all the best man.

Cheers guys. I‘ve been to both shows in Gelsenkirchen. On Friday I‘ve been in the standing room, and Tuesday I‘ve been in the golden circle. A buddy of mine, who attended several concerts in the Veltins Arena before warned me beforehand, that the Sound in this Arena isn‘t the best. But as I couldn’t manage to attend any other concert due to work and holidays, I went with it. Friday,…. One time I heard a high pitched feedback, and twice there was an Overdrive. Brian was sometimes hard to understand, depending on where I was standing in the crowd. I had the impression, that the Team was working on the Sound as the concert continued. It seemed to get better. As I made the mistake to take my Son with me, we had to leave early. Tuesday I was standing on the righthand side of the stage, looking from the crowd. Directly underneath the Video screens, front row. Sound was really really good. You could understand Brian very well. His singing,…. especially Back in Black was a blast. Raspy, dirty voice,… the song itself played not to fast. I had goosebumps. The setlist matched almost my dream setlist. Perfect doesn’t exist, in my opinion, because in a perfect world they would play every song they ever created. If asked, if I would have changed anything,… maybe don‘t play Dog eat dog. It seemed, as if Brian had a bit of a struggle to sing this Song. So,… I would replace it with Jailbreak. All in all,…. to my shame I have to admit, that I was my first time seeing the boys live. I almost couldn’t believe to see them live on stage in person. The energy that they manage to radiate into the crowd despite the fact that they‘re not in their 20s or 30s anymore is astonishing. What would I give to go back in time and see them live in Donington.

As much as I miss Cliff and Phil, they're on fire in good old Europe. Guess we got lucky because we saw Cliff's last show with band. October 7th, 2023. Indio, CA. I busted a load of death when they played Riff Raff, Sin City and Stiff Upper Lip. It was freaking awesome

Have watched a few live you tube videos and if you don't watch it and just listen they sound perfect. Wouldn't expect anything less i suppose

Huge acdc fan here I believe they should scrap Dog Eat Dog and Given the Dog a Bone And add songs like Who Made Who Jailbreak The Jack Heatseeker Guns for Hire But I do say it’s great to see Stiff Upper Lip back in the Setlist

Completely agree. Can’t complain, I was worried after seeing the powertrip performance that AC/DC really might be past their expiry date. But Germany was absolutely wicked. Absolute worth going to watch. Dog eat dog was average, and given the dog a bone is too high for Brian and I feel not necessary even though it is a killer track. Especially considering the length of their set list, why not play something like The Jack? Gives Brian a bit of a rest and the crowd still gets off on singing their guts out! Also Matt for me is close enough to Rudd’s swing to give it the same AC/DC feel which to be honest when I saw them in 2015 with Chris Slade, the feel was odd. And Chris is just so pro! Great video 🤙

agree with u on dog eat dog. that’s a great song to go use the restroom to. but if they played who made who everyone would love it

Hey Dean just thought I'd chime in on the amps sounding better in Germany... haven't heard of Angus going anywhere away from the old Marshalls but those amps are known to run better on 220 which is the voltage in Western Europe UK Germany Etc

Were you ever able to do an interview with Stevie young?

Great podcast Hey Dean are you going to Bottle Rock and hanging out with Josh and the guys