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Both are correct. He does use alternate picking even in the River Plate video version, but he also can play and does play one handed. The sharp staccatto of the notes is from plucking with your fretting hand and he also displays this during the first part of the video when the camera is looking down the neck, no right hand in play. However, there are several places in the video where he is not playing what you are hearing at the time. He is in the wrong position on the neck in a few spots and this was not a live recording.
He only does it for the video, actually. When he plays it live, he is ALWAYS picking every note...including the open ones. The intro is a great way to practice coordination on the guitar when you're first learning.
@@HRConsultant_Jeff It's just for the video. he NEVER plays it with just hammer-ons and pull-offs. check out any live version here on youtube....there's probably a thousand different versions from different concerts over the years. he picks every note in every show.
One can argue that he sounds better falling down the stairs. Angus once said that he sucked standing still. He had to move around to sound good. I think he's right,.
....he does...literally. Check out Let There Be Rock Live from Donington. There's a part during his extended solo where he goes out in the crowd and gets up on an elevated platform. While on the platform, he falls down and spins around like Curly from the Three Stooges....all while NEVER missing a note while playing.
Pretty much every AC DC song is a party song. I would suggest any of the following "Highway to Hell", "Back in Black", You Shook Me all Night Long", "Dirty Deeds", "Hells Bells", "For Those About to Rock". Pretty much any live song of theirs from Live at Donington, or Live at River Plate (both with huge crowds of 70,000 plus people).
These guys spent 40 years cranking out albums that were cover-to-cover BANGERS. You could pretty much pick any of their albums, put it on at a party... and just let it play. There were no bad songs, and it was all party music.
You sir are rare. You are totally honest in a respectful way. Most reactioners are phoney and a lot of the audience senses that. Thank you sir Thank you for keeping our music alive
70s and 80s has The the greatest music of all time. 'We met some girls. Some girls that gave us a good time' What it didn't have Lyrics about bitches and hoes. No flashing money No alcohol No women twerking It's amazing young POC are opening your minds and discovering real music
Chuck berry originated that move but Angus took it to a whole new level. AC/DC Were heavily influenced by black rock n roll. Bon Scott was inspired by little Richard too.
Yeah the "duck walk" was invented by Chuck Berry. Angus Young merely borrowed it and turned it up to 11. Early AC/DC was essentially 1950's Rock N Roll that was a bit harder and faster, with some 70's sound added in. The band changed significantly in 1980 with "Back in Black" with their new singer Brian Johnson and moved to a "harder" sound. This is AC/DC in their prime. Check out some of the clips of the 1991 "Donnington Live" concert. They were already a huge band by then but they had fallen on some hard times in the 80's with Brian Johnson's vocal issues and Malcolm Young's alcoholism. This is their first major comeback and this album and that concert made them legends.
Try the 70's when they began with Bon Scott. This band never got better they were always brilliant & it never changed they just got older & kept doing it.
Bob Scott the original lead singer of AC/DC with his band went to a bar and saw Brian Johnson singing and he told the rest of his band if I die this is who I want to replace me. That’s how he got his job!
Welcome to the rabbit hole called AC/DC. Go listen to ANYTHING from their River Plate concert and you won’t be disappointed. Everything they play is a “party song “ as you put it!!!🎸🎸🎸😍😎
I named my dog Angus just cause Angus Young rules so much if you more reactions you'll realize you've heard A LOT of acdc songs be it tv shows, games, or movies.
Lyrics Thunder, thunder, thunder, thunder Thunder, thunder, thunder, thunder Thunder, thunder I was caught In the middle of a railroad track (thunder) I looked 'round And I knew there was no turning back (thunder) My mind raced And I thought, what could I do? (Thunder) And I knew There was no help, no help from you (thunder) Sound of the drums Beating in my heart The thunder of guns Tore me apart You've been Thunderstruck Rode down the highway Broke the limit, we hit the town Went through to Texas, yeah, Texas, and we had some fun We met some girls Some dancers who gave a good time Broke all the rules Played all the fools Yeah, yeah, they, they, they blew our minds And I was shaking at the knees Could I come again, please? Yeah, them ladies were too kind You've been Thunderstruck, thunderstruck Yeah, yeah, yeah, thunderstruck Ooh, thunderstruck, yeah I was shaking at the knees Could I come again, please? Oh Thunderstruck, thunderstruck Yeah, yeah, yeah, thunderstruck, thunderstruck Yeah, yeah, yeah, said, yeah, it's alright, we're doin' fine Yeah, it's alright, we're doin' fine, fine, fine Thunderstruck, yeah, yeah, yeah Thunderstruck, thunderstruck Thunderstruck, whoa, baby, baby Thunderstruck, you've been thunderstruck Thunderstruck, thunderstruck Thunderstruck, you've been thunderstruck Source: LyricFind
Interesting story about the lead singer, Brian Johnson - after the original lead singer Bon Scott passed away and the band decided to release one last album, they were searching for a new singer. Passing by a rock club, they heard Brian singing inside. They had never heard anything like it. Brian himself said in an interview, "I had appendicitis and I was in fucking agony!" Thus, out of tragedy a legend was born.
These were rock adrenaline era..late 70s early 80s. Rock was changing. I was 17, full of life, a cheerleader and danced all over my high school football field to acdc, queen, any many other greats with my pom poms, very short cheer dresses and complete love for my generation's music. It was a great time to be young.
Haha. I love how people always say their songs are so easy to play. It's true - they are. But they're NOT easy to play RIGHT. Many, many great and famous guitarists have said the same thing.
Thunderstruck is awesome! One of my favorite songs! Love the beginning of the song! When I was in high school I used this song to warm up before my wrestling match! Have you ever react to the Japanese band name Scandal? If not you should check them out! I can give you some suggestions and links for Scandal songs. I hope you do a react video for Scandal songs soon. I hope you have a great day.
All AC/DC songs are party songs. If you are ever at a party and it starts to wane, simply pull out whatever AC/DC record that is laying around and put the needle down anywhere and the party starts right up.
AC/DC - Hells Bells (Live At River Plate, December 2009) AC/DC - Live At River Plate AC/DC-The Jack from Live at River Plate AC / DC “ Whole Lotta Rosie at River Plate AC/DC Highway to Hell Live At River Plate AC/DC - Thunderstruck Live (River Plate) AC/DC - T.N.T. (Live At River Plate, December 2009) END WITH A BANG!! | AC/DC - For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (Live At River Plate) AC/DC- You Shook Me All Night Long from Live at River Plate AC/DC FIRST TIME LET THERE BE ROCK LIVE RIVER PLATE
Acca dacca (what us Aussies call 'em) is played at every Aussie BBQ, or house party, and pub in the country at some point. If you don't know who Acca Dacca is in Australia, you're not considered a true Ocka (Aussie.)
@@Tully_23_32 agreed. Chisel is the essence of Straya, through and through. I miss the pub rock days, when there was a band at the local every weekend, and one could actually get shitfaced plastered without being kicked out haha xx
My voice sounds like his I've heard chicks dig it. It surprises people. I rapped the raspy one in band. Cool u understand the lyrics. Very nice reaction video. Ty
Chuck Berry originated that move, but Angus Young took it to a whole other level. It is now synonymous with him. Angus is an animal on the guitar...a man possessed, especially when he was younger, back in the 1970's and 1980's. He's 65 now, but he still moves more than any other guitarist I know.
Check out their brand new album, PWRUP just released in 2020! They replaced Mal (RIP), with Anguss nephew, Stevie Young! He also plays a mean rythm quitar!
You mentioned Iron Maiden... Oh man, you're in for a treat if you decide to react to "Iron Maiden - Hallowed be Thy Name (Live at Long Beach Arena). Prepare for a mind blower.
Being Aussie, I grew up with these Aussie legends, and that led me into metal and rock in my early teens. I'm in my early 30s, so definitely plenty of our generation listened to this stuff. Also, 1991, bro. This is early 90s.
AC DC FOREVER! 🤘"Touch Too Much ", "It's a Long Way to the Top if You Wanna Rock and Roll ", "Shot Down in Flames ". Sung by their original singer Bon Scott. RIP Bon. 💔
