Malcolm Young can't remember AC/DC's songs anymore (2014) | 7.30 

Bon?

He is my friend. Believe me, he is!!

daniel shoppingcart amen

They’re in hell!

xxjoeyladxx o wow 🤔😤😪😢😓😰

He pure gold. And people love him for that.

Brian is too.

Angus is the greatest and what live performances he does!

@@christophedallaporta8836 mlm

Slim pickings, really.

Me neither, some of the absolute finest moments of my life at AC/DC gigs throughout the years, rocking away with my mates and a few beers....and always Malcolm on the left pumping it out.

Sooner or later they have to travel that highway

I dont want to live without KISS, Guns n' roses, and all those great rock bands

I agree such legends

@@leematoadgaming4945 Appetite For Destruction was one of the greatest debut albums of all time, that’s for sure.

TheTadziofan I’ve never seen so much talent in someone so humble

he is when agreed upon. he is also extremely private. understandably so.

Greedy is what Angus is.

@@tbugher62 Is there a story I don't know about?

@@tbugher62 ?

So true, he was the perfect new lead ,he even sounds like him

@user-mg9ii2wx9k It would hurt the pride of an original artist when you label him he sounds like his counterparts. Cause, he'd like to have his own identity, we all do, right?!

@@karmozgammoy10apr88 (unfortunately) scotts dead so hows he going to take offense

Scott recommended him to the band before his passing.. believe it or not.

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Greetings from BULGARIA!AC/DC FOREVER !

From Canada Also 🇨🇦🎸

Omg, I would have cried if my aunts sister gave that to me tbh

@@Balloraaaaaa would you like to have it ?

@@kenneth6211 uhhhhhhhhh, ITS FROM MALCOMS FUNERAL! CHERISH IT, KEEP IT SAFE! THATS WHAT I WOULD DO. In all serious tho, if I had it I would probably panick

man I wish I couldve been there, cherish those guitar picks!

OMG… I would have KEPT THAT

Ummm... I think it goes "I'm on the highway to hello?

This guy said heaven 😂

I lost my dad in 2016 because of the disease. Before he completely lost his memory I recall him telling me he wished he could have cancer instead. He broke down in tears when he couldn't remember his grandsons name. He felt shame. All I could do is convince him that everything was alright and that we didnt think any different of him because if his illness. The last stage was extremely difficult. I wouldnt wish that on any soul on earth

You have my condolonces. I had a grandmother died the same way.

Sorry to hear

@@vflrockytop Thoughts are with you my friend...

I've never even met my father's mother. She died of alzheimers dementia before I was born.

The Devil it’s not gonna happen my friend... Mal was AC/DC and so was Angus but we all know Ang was THE show. So without a school boy runnin around there will be no acdc and that’s how it should be

@@TheLukeDaly You've got no argument from me. I agree.

It so sad if we haven't see a school boy runnin on a stage. I cant watch it...

Never happen. When Angus is done, the band is done. Like Motörhead & Lemmy, there’s no point in it.

I agree

A good man? Lol wtheck?

@@billnaugle9117 what? you disagree?

@Raul Salazar Why else would they be on the HIGHWAY TO HELL?

Mesc dont sweat the idiots man.

@@Mescalito27 Why do you use so many bloody spaces dude?

In Angus' mind he isn't on that level of fame. He is still Angus that plays guitar because he loves it and if the people hearing it love it then great!

I agree. To me, many of those questions are personal and not really appropriate. But Angus responded with MUCH class.

I agree with the OP and the 2 others who responded before me. I’ve seen other documentaries where they have done fan meets and they all seem very down to Earth. I’m also amazed that Angus managed to answer such difficult questions with such class. I’ve read interviews over the last 40+ years, where Angus has said that he always looked up to Malcolm, that Mal was responsible for most of the riffs and was the underrated powerhouse of the band.

The PWRUP 60 mins interview where Angus is talking about Malcom’s last days is brutal, heartbreaking to see Angus crack for probably the first time ever in public.

Well said mate.

100%

Him and Phil anselmo

@@shaybarbashactamoniak2856 Sorry, Anselmo is certainly REAL about everything, but not even on the same planet as Brian Johnson in terms of being a chilled and good-hearted guy.. He puts himself above NObody..

Crush Everything Nicest bloke in rock n’ roll.

Absolutely!! He is the definition of cool.

Not so hard when you have Malcolm and Angus

His lips are 95% British

Thats the tea kids

But then, Angus gets on stage & is dynamite.

@@rgerber they r British by origin, they only migrated to Australia

@@sengezontini4506 Scottish

Its sad to see someone that you love going through This and u feel helpless

@@tinavarble6270 Reason 5 million and 1 that I don't believe in any loving diety or god,

@Raul Salazar Shatap

@Raul Salazar what??

@J J Yeah i think he's a nutter

Raul Salazar 33 subs 👀

Raul Salazar you sir are an amazing ASS HOLE The song highway to hell is about them getting to where they’re at in their careers. AC /DC with every member that they’ve had are one ☝️ of a kind RIP Malcolm you will be missed but not forgotten and also Bon 😎👍🏼

He’s great in that respect, allow those being Interviewed to tell their stories. Very touching Interview...

And Bon.

@elgiacomo You know, I believe you could be correct, I was talking to an old orig drummer for AC/DC the other day - apparently he was as versed as any with lead skills, but he was just SO SOLID, so much so it's easy to miss him on a track. Very few excellent Rhythm players out there. ones that simply hold everything together, playing wise you have to be immensely skilled and quite humble to pull that off.

Agreed

One of the best..

What was the drummers name?

John Lennon...?

Damn brother . Prayers to you and your mom and family .

That's true. My father has it. It's hard. You see a man you looked up to your whole life now can't work the TV remote. It's very hard.

.Angus gave me,,,and millions of others their first "gig neck"...when you rock it so hard your neck is sore for the next 3 weeks...I can't believe he still does it, incredible amount of energy...rip Malcom.

You take a sad video and make it funny. It is kinda surprising tho

@@Balloraaaaaa It is mostly a Scots way of dealing with primarily death and sadness etc. it is called gallows humour or morgue humour. Our Aussie cousins have the same kind of humour 95% of the time. Malcolm and Bon will be rocking for all eternity and beyond.

@@allanjackson9370 ahhhhhhh thank for the info, it makes alot more sense now

Gives some respect brother..at least..

Fan since birth (1984) 😎

Angus himself said it best. When asked how he felt being one of the greatest guitarists in the world, Angus replied “Please, I’m not even the best guitarist in my family.”

Malcom gave angus the spotlight

Lady Angus Young Fan 1998 God bless you and your mother! You both have huge hearts! 52 yr. old AC/DC lover till death here in St. Louis Mo. USA! Peace

Tammie Parrish Miller I’m from USA as well!

You are a credit to your parents hon. I remember some of the 1st things I read about the band as a young guitarist myself and I was about your age. It struck me immediately that the interviewer would be focusing on Angus and he would have none of it and always tried to stress the importance of his brother providing a solid foundation for him to riff over. To the point even of more or less proclaiming that Mal was much more talented than himself. I saw immediately what that was. He was afraid that his brother was gonna feel overshadowed and he couldn't have that and didn't want to feel like he was stealing the limelight. He would always try to focus attention on his big brother. I also knew then what else that made clear. He loved his big brother. It's a good bet those guys had some pretty good parents too. Your very lucky baby. I know your comments over a year old but reading it sure did make me feel better today. I have 5 grandchildren from my 3 kids. From just a little older than u down to the youngest who just turned 6. It seems like a much different world right now than the one we had just a year ago. It was great to read something written by a beautiful young person. Thank you.

Try 4,the oldest brother was in the easy beats.

Yeah older brother George was definitely an unofficial member of the band, and so many songs with Young/Young & Young credited as the writers. The Young family had a great pool of musical talent in their genes.

Why "Poor Malcolm"? We all die and whilst that is a cruel illness there are many far worse and he had a damn good life doing what he loved doing with his kid brother to boot. I'd take that life, anyday !!

Skinny Karlos but poor Malcolm for the fact that he could’ve lived longer it’s not like he was so old that he could barely move, my nan turned 100 a few months ago and it’s unlucky that Malcolm passed away much earlier than that

it really is, man. it makes me sad.

Time is the ultimate killer. All will pass, some will never be forgotten.

Boys scoutes

Noone said that age was a good thing. Life is good, then it later sucks.

You reach a certain age where moms gone, dads gone, friends are gone, and you don't bother worrying about it much anymore. It happens to every generation. I want to be proven wrong, but where are all of our replacements? I'm surrounded by limp dicks.

Saw these guys on the Who Made Who tour.....Queensryche opened in 1986.....I was 16......continues to be the greatest show I have ever seen

Wow so cool

I'm in envy

Huge property taxes, and 100% loss of anonymity. No famous person will admit it. But after the novelty wears off of being the center of attention, you recognize how valuable your anonymity is. No longer able to go out in public in any public place - restaurant, shopping, a recreational activity, without being subjected to intrusive fans. No freaking thank you. ZZ Top with the beards etc., Buckethead, that would be the only way. You cannot buy back your anonymity once it is gone. There are ways to earn a great living and keep your anonymity. Also, 'famous' still lingers if you ever become 'washed up' or a 'has-been.' This happens to the vast majority of people in the entertainment business. "Famous and broke, destitute." Being famous does not generate income.

Have you got to talk him? If you get to, tell him all of us fans feel terrible for his loss.

@@Greg_Chase being good at what you do will always bring in the $$$ famous or not.

I thought they were from Australia?

i know. Without them there would have been n o Metallica, lol.

Aaaaaaabsolutely I've started listening to them some years ago, first I laughed about the screaming high voice then I thought "wow... They are pretty cool" I listen to ACDC every day all the way

Saw Angus play with Slash. He BLEW him off the stage. :):):):)

if not THE best

One of two ;)

I wouldn’t go that far. Angus is who most the fans came to hear and watch. But ur have a right to ur Opinion I’m sorry I didn’t mean to step on it. Peace

@@seansturgill4869 ha ha ha ha !!!!!

in a band i enjoyed plaing malcoms part

Yeah he has been a heavy smoker his whole life

Watching a loved one die a slow horrible death will do that to us.

He had lost most (now all) all his siblings. Sadness does that to a person

DID MALCOLM DIE OF HEAVY DEMENTIA...........?? HOW LONG DOES ANY ONE KNOW HOW LONG HE HAD IT ...... FROM WHAT YR., TO WHAT YR.,.....???? ANY ONE HONESTLY KNOW......................??????????????????????????????????????

@@jamieround2072 I don't know that Malcolm was actually diagnosed with dementia, nor did they actually pin point it in the interview from what I can gather after watching it twice now. I was merely trying to say that it's very hard to watch someone you love dearly begin to lose themselves. Maybe Wikipedia has something on it.

Salut!!!

And the engine.

And Angus was the sound system.

Malcolm was AC-DC... he wrote the riffs