That was soo funny I forgot to laugh 🤣 This would be a great one liner in a movie; I could hear Arnold screaming it now..."I HAVE FANS THAT HAVEN'T EVEN BEEN BORN YET AHHHHHHH; I CRUSH YOU WITH MY MUSCLES!" ahahaha.
And Brian Johnson won't be able to play hardly anymore because of hearing damage and his age. But, you could still listen to all of their original music!
Amen! If I ever have kids? No matter if they are boys or girls they will definitely know who AC/DC were. I’m a 23-year-old woman, from South Carolina and I grew up listening to this stuff,I was 10 years old when black ice came out. I was a baby when stiff upper lip came out. I know more about the bands history than most people my age know about world history. I’ve heard every album dating all the way back to the Bon Scott era. I have everything that has their name on it. Of course my dad was a roadie for them for a while. So he had to step out when child number six (me) came along.
I've noticed that with Brian too! One of THE BIGGEST bands in the world!! and they are so humble. Malcolm was down to earth also, more so, than the others❤️❤️
You are SO right Robert. I love his humble way of speaking about his career, whilst being proud of what they achieved at the same time. Such a gentleman 🤌🏻🎶
@@TinyTV_DK You gave him room to expand and he was so open and genuine. The fans don’t usually get behind stock answers and PR gurus, so this was really refreshing to hear Angus talk, just a normal bloke...like the rest of us. I did wince a bit when you said right at the top of the piece that you were born in ‘80...the year that Back In Black came out after Bon’s untimely passing. I was 17yo at the time and already a rabid rock music fan, having seen UFO, Scorpions, Judas Priest, Rush and AC/DC (supported by a little known band from Sheffield, England called Def Leppard), mostly at Leicester’s De Montfort Hall in ‘79. 9th November 1979 I witnessed a band so tight, so loud, so together, so biblically brilliant with the thunderous rhythm section of Mal, Phil and Cliff laying down the groove while Angus duck-walked around the stage, sweat-soaked and manic, ripping the riffs and lead breaks off his wrist and Bon, bare-chested and leering, one foot planted on his monitor and the mic cord wrapped in his fist like a lasso, holding the crowd in his hand. I thought it was over when just four months later Bon tragically died. But then...Jonno and ‘BIB’ emerged. My school mates and I all had the album on release day and we congregated in one bedroom or another for months afterwards, throwing ourselves around the room, ripping those riffs on tennis racquets or imaginary SGs and hollering the lyrics. Brilliant. Camaraderie right there. 20th October 1980, the Back In Black world tour rolled into Leicester, the first of two nights in the city. We were there, down at the front, nervous and excited in equal measure... And then the house lights went down... Boom! Power Up takes me right back to those times. It is a fantastic collection, probably the strongest album since the toll of the bell followed the crackle of the needle in the groove. The boys have done Mal and Bon proud here.
@@TinyTV_DK So glad you didn't try and make him emotional asking stupid questions like, How does it feel now that your brother is gone? and shit like that. You didn't go all Barbara Walters on this interview. Well done!!
@@mustangfred2006 Thank you sooo so much Warren. I always try to make my interviews personal, never private, and keep a strong focus on MUSIC 🥰🙏🏻 So I’m very happy for your thoughts and your comment.
I am from Australia and have lived and breathed everything ACDC since i can remember. I have watched and listened to just about every interview they have done and this my friend is the best one by a long shot. I have never seen Angus go into so much detail about childhood. The way he talks about Malcom the love respect and admiration, he is really missing him. Thank you for such a great interview to yourself snd thank you to Angus for a lifetime of musical entertainment,
Wow Denis! 😳 Just WOW! ❤️ I am very happy and quite proud, that I have made an interview that has got such an impact on you. Thank you SO much for commenting and sharing your thought. I have many years of interview-experience from my work as a radiohost. But this RU-vid Channel is still in it’s early days. And words like yours fills me with confidence and energy for the future endavors. THANK YOU! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dear sweet Angus , what a bloody legend he is. And the way he keeps his brothers, and sister , alive is just beautiful. What a loyal friendship his would be. Didn't ever think i could love him more !
What a wonderful interview with such a great human being. I took my 8 year old son at the time to watch Black Ice tour in 2008. He is now 20 and still talks about that night. Very clean concert that anyone from all ages could see. Thank you AC/DC
I met malcom once after a concert in 1983. It was only for about 30 seconds but it's a half minute that i will never forget. He was definitely a class act and so is his brother Angus!
I'm 60 years old. I've grown up with these guys. I've seen them many times. I love them. They have earned my respect by the way they have handled being rock n roll kings. Best band ever.
Yeah, that was such a great moment! And boy, have I felt like that a lot of times in my childhood? Oooh yes! From Danish rockbands, to Aerosmith, Kurt Cobain and David Bowie. I wanted to look like them all! 🤓🙈🥳
YES! Such a Gent indeed. And very inspiring too. Very happy to hear, that you picked up the guitar because of him. Inspires me to do more interviews like this 🙏🏻
Brilliant interview! Many many years ago, I lived in a Sydney harbourside suburb called East Balmain where a old building we called "Cockroach Manor" was being renovated by unknown persons. So, my best mate and I are playing pool at the local pub. It was a Tuesday night I think? Very quiet anyways. This pub also had an awesome chinese restaurant. These 2 guys walk out and 1 puts a 20c piece on the table to reserve next game. Except, one says "hey, mate, you wanna play doubles?" I say "Yep, sure, but, I know you 2 from somewhere?" I'd hate a few joints by then... "Me name is Malcolm and dis is me bruvva Angus...we play in a band called AC/DC you may have heard of?" with a shit eating grin. They had bought the manor! We walked home at about 12 midnight singing "Its a long way to shop if you wanna sausage roll." True story!
Ha ha ha ha ha! I LOVE THIS STORY MAN! 😂 That is just so so so great. I would have LOVED to be there. Very very bad at playing pool though - but just watching your guys would be a kicker for me ❤️
@@TinyTV_DK What REALLY blew my mind was that the barman had to make pots of tea for them!! He had to go into the chinese restaurant and use tea bags that were probably 20 years old, but, still tasted good as that's all they drank.
@Graham Stewart The pub was called The Commercial. On Darling St, but, way down the other end towards Sydney Harbour. Sorry, don't know about The Rocks pub? The only "The rocks" I know are inner Sydney city suburb that's at the sthn end of the Harbour Bridge. You should've stayed...or come back? We need more Paddies!!
@@robbieh1899 Robbie that's fantastic, I've been to The Rocks area a few times when across in Oz. I was at a Mama's Boys (check them out) gig at The Milford Inn, Co Donegal, Ireland many many years ago. I was there early with my mate and the band had all set up. We were playing pool when John McManus (bass & vocals) came over and put some money down to play the winner. I looked up "hello John", I looked around and Pat (guitar supremo & violin + Ozzy and Coverdale tried to recruit him) was standing there "hello Pat, do you lads want to play doubles?" "Yeah sure". IWe shared a few round of drinks in and had great craic for over an hour. Funny thing is, the place really filled up but nobody twigged who they were as we were all about the same age except for wee Tommy. Lovely guys and a great band. I think band members like breaking the monotany spending time with some non-sycophantic fans. Tommy McManus (drums) RIP. I must go and see Pat the next time he's in Scotland, great musician.
You are so very welcome. Thank you so much for commenting. It makes it all worthwhile to share my passion for music and good talks, when it is appreciated like this 🙏🏻❤️
This is probably the best interview with Angus I’ve ever seen. Such a down to earth and humble man, and you are a great interviewer. Your questions were respectful and spot on, and you got Angus to open up. Well done, sir.
This interview proves that over all these years AC⚡DC was always about the music and family. Unlike 95% of bands more worried about radio friendly hits and how much make up to put on. I respect Angus more than any other rock star bc he didn't let the ton of fame and $ he's earned define him instead he chose to be defined by his work ethic and dedication. That alone will precede this great guitarist and even greater man forever.
I really hope angus brian and all the rest of acdc live on for another 3 decades or more I dont want them to die i cant imagine life without acdc i really cant
A rock star without airs and graces, honest, down-to-earth and an absolute family man. I think not only his family but also his band colleagues mean a lot to him. The interview is just great.
Just think. In the last few years all band members have been replaced at least once except for Angus. In my opinion, he's just what makes ACDC great. If one day he dies I will never enjoy the songs again as I do now because he cannot be replaced. He's the most important thing in the band and without him we can't go on. Good luck in your life Angus. We love you.
„I'm gonna impress him, I'm gonna play for him“ , that's one the most honest and beautiful quotes I've ever heard...and he's right, I'm 17 and AC/DC is a band which is giving me a „spirit“ in my life... I've even started playing guitar because of them...
What an absolute great guy he is no bullshit about him don't take it for granted so so down to earth aswell and like Brian a great sense of humour ( Malcolm was to god rest his soul ) and of course an amazing guitar player. would like nothing more than to shake him by the hand and just say I'll be forverr greatful for the impact he's had on my life and thanks for all the many years of amazing amazing music We love you angus
Thank you for this my friend. Im 58, married to the girl I took to see Back in black, 4 kids, 7 grandkids later still absolutely love the band and especially Angus and Malcom just for being Angus and Malcom, working class rock stars. Great interview, again than you.
Thank you SO much Brian. Your comment made my morning here in Copenhagen, Denmark 🤩 Very happy that I have been able to do a personal interview with Angus 🙏🏻
Thank you SO much Matthew. I always try to do “no bullshit interviews”. Sometimes it works, somtines i don’t. So I’m very pleased that you enjoyed this interview so much ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you for eternity to have Angus sit and talk to us for a little while. It means much to me. This is a real treasure. I have a JCM800 behind me, too.
I am sitting here besides my guitar that is signed by Angus ...Absolutely thrilled a new album...the best Rock and Roll 🎸 band ever....and that ever will be...hands down...these guys are just supernatural talented..outta this world.
Mate! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing your story. Happy to hear that a die-hard fan like you, is thrilled about the new album. Always great to see when fans support their bands :-D
This has probably become my favourite Angus interview! You are a great interviewer :D I loved that part when he mentioned that Malcolm bought his first amplifier and told the customer his little brother was a better guitarist than him ♥ the way Angus talks about his brother melts my heart everytime!
Wow Harinezumi. Thank you SO much for the kind words. I am very very glad that you like the interview 😃 And yeah, the part about his first guitar amp and his first guitar are some of my favorite parts as well 😍🎸
I have to agree with so many people here. One of THE BEST interviews I've ever seen with Angus! Great questions! Angus was engaged (and probably not bored answering the same questions over and over again about his school uniform and how they came up with the name of the band Blah, Blah, Blah) I learned more things about my favorite guitar player. Thank you and keep up the good work!!!
Thank you SO much Don Manning! It’s almost overwhelming to see all you good AC⚡️DC fans liking the interview so much. Makes me want to do more, more and more. It was never my intention to launch an English-speaking RU-vid channel, but with upcoming interviews with The Strokes and Foo Fighters, I see where this is heading... Thank you for all the many many comments and the wonderful response 🙏🏻✊🏻💪🏻👊🏻❤️❤️❤️
I remember back in the 90's when Thunderstruck was released. Here in Australia when it got played at a nightclub, we would rush onto the dance floor and instead of singing "Thunderstruck" we would sing "You've been finger F***ed!"
Angus is 1 top notch guy i can listen to him all day long.i had the privilege of seeing AC/DC back in 1991 The Razor Edge tour at the metro center in Rockford IL.The most bad ass concert i ever been to..RIP Malcom Young nothing but ❤
A great interview. Great questions. Interesting answers. Burwood rules! Angus, mate, always have long term goals as your years advance. Long term goals keep you going and won't allow you to ever quit. who knows long term goals may even extend your life.
Saw them open for Kiss, 12/12/77 Just a stage, red, green, blue, yellow lights, and a white light going back and forth across the stage, trying to keep up with Angus 😂 . It was 3 days before my 13th birthday! And Bon carried Angus on his shoulders through the audience it was thrilling!!! Kiss was good too 😂
Hello. My name is Tara I am in the deep So. Georgia. USA... He (Mr. Angus) is mind boggling! He is so laid back and down to earth. [[[I understand that he and his family have said "See you on the other side" to family members and I would love to say... .... there are no words. My thoughts and soul go out to the whole family... ]] I had the privilege of seeing AC/DC in KEY ARENA, SEATTLE WA. 1996/97 ?!?! TO THIS DAY it WAS THE BEST CONCERT I have ever seen... FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK those cannons WHOAAAAA !!! "21 GUN salute"... I would say Mr. Angus? THERE WILL EVER ONLY BE one you! Thank you for the AMERICAN FLAG... boxers!! THANK YOU! FOR NEVER being ANY LESS THAN WHAT [[Mr. Malcolm and Mr. George and You and the Mr Brian and the rest TECH guys and ROADIES included....]] YOU. ARE. it really is a long road to the top... OHHHH. MR. ANGUS? from the bottom of my soul... THANK YOU FOR NEVER DOING drugs!!!
There is no show on earth to compare with AC*DC. But the most important thing is what comes through the speakers. These guys are so successful because they knew this, they had fun, and no band ever worked harder. Stirs up a lot of memories and emotions to realize how I have been touched by this powerful almost forbidden sound. Find a AC*DC album and " go stick this in your fusebox".
The humblest of all humble people! And what a legendary guitarist! He has no need to show off. Why should he? He's one of the greatest in the whole rock circus. Very impressive! Thanks for this interview!
Anders, please dont ever grow a big head, and keep it down to earth like now..... this is by far the best and most respectfull interview with a rock legend i have ever seen..... good job, and thumbs up
Thank you very very much mate. I hope to see Tiny TV grow and expand in the future. But I will always keep my myself and my interviews in this style 🙏🏻 Hope to see you here on this channel in the future as well 🤩
Being a fan and a musician since the 70's I appreciate this interview. My older Brother all passed a couple of years ago. It's something you can never forget. You grew up with them. I met Angus very early on working in a theatre in Wheeling WV. I also worked a couple of their shows later on in other cities. I recall a production manager named Jake and he was a great guy. He would see us if we were in town for a call and grab us and put us on a crew where he knew he would do best.
Great interview! PWR⚡️UP came 3/4h ago when I'm writing this. I just couldn't sleep all night long, because you know, premiere in pl was at night. I also got favorite song from it😄 - "Kick You When You're Down", but just for me.
Mine is through the mist of time its absolutely awesome very very special song I really hope they release it as a single get the song to number one it's so different but acdc at the same time
I am from Mississippi , and I am a huge AC/DC fan , I love the fact that angus has never got caught up in the rock and roll bs that destroys bands, the biggest part of that is because he lives in Australia and just comes to the US and kicks ass and goes back home ! He seems like a humble guy that should have a huge ego but he doesn’t. Nobody plays like him , and to me he his a top five guitarist ever , and me personally he is # 1. I took my son to a show in 2016 in Dallas and I told him afterwards, now you have seen a true rock and roll band .
So true, funny what you said about your son." Celebrity" status in Australia is very different to the US. We don't care! Hence why a lot of "celebrities" from here usually do not have egos. Not all, however a lot don't !
The amp Angus is referring to, the Fi-Sonic, was actually from Australia, they were made by Phil Dreoni in Marrickville, Sydney, and were modelled on the Fender combo. Phil's still alive and can be found on facebook, maybe he can come out of retirement and build good ol' Angus a new amp haha. Those amps do pop up on Reverb once in a while, though the heads are more common than the combos, and they're relatively cheap. Enjoyed the interview, good one!
I would like an interview where Angus talks about his SGs, the ones you know and the guitars he has at home! What he owns and loves that doesn't say SG!
I'm a Dane living Down Under and I must say I really enjoyed your interview. You did a fantastic job asking good questions and allowing the artist to speak without constant interruptions like so many other interviewers do. And I liked the diversity in your questions and how they were not the usual questions I'm sure Angus gets all the time. Very original and entertaining. Tusind tak!
Well thank you SO much Henrik. Really appreciate to have a fellow countryman like what I do here on this channel. I just made a 5 1/2 hour AC/DC podcast with excerpts from this interview and many other great things. You can find the podcast here: www.dr.dk/sort
Flick Of The Switch is VERY underrated record.... maybe my favorite. Fly On The Wall is a good one as well. Then there is For Those About To Rock.... looking forward to Power Up.
Yeah man! "For those about to rock" was reallt one of my teen favorites. There was so much "identity" in those words. And coming from the rural/countryside part of Denmark, where not so many kids listened to rock music, it was so so so important when you once in a while met some other kid that just KNEW what it meant to be "those about to rock" :-D
I've never understood why Flick of the Switch ends up near the bottom of every "ACDC Albums Rated" list. For me, anyway, every song is full of energy, and not a bad song on the album. Oh well, to each his own.
I've been looking for a while for something to give me a notion of Angus Young , the person. And this is perfect. What a lovely man. No airs or graces. He seemed even a little shy to be mentioning Macca! And what keeps him going? The first excitement at hearing Jimi Hendrix and to try to give something of the sort to the kids of today.,that was given to him way back. A real gent.
Great interview. Thanks a million Anders for not interrupting him. 99.5 procent of all interviewers could learn a lot from that. Wish you would have asked him how much he actually plays while not being on tour and recording. Once again, you did a fantastic job, Anders.
Thank you SO much Roland. I always like to give people the time to say, what the have on their minds and in their hearts. Especially if it is a person I have never met before AND if it is an online interview. So I’m very happy that you noticed this and appreciate it! 🙏🏻❤️
Also thought of this which ALL interviewers do, even all the ”uh huh, okay, interesting, oh” etc etc so annoying! Great job Anders letting the guy speak his stories without the slightest interuption 🙏🏼
Well, thank you very much for that sweet comment Randy 🙏🏻 I’m a Danish radio- and podcast host, working for The Danish Broadcasting Corporation (15 years and counting) and other media outlets 🤩 My RU-vid channel is quite new though, so I really appreciate that you like the Angus content 🙏🏻❤️ All best from Anders, Tiny TV, Copenhagen.
This was one of the best interviews of Angus I've ever seen. Great job! I first saw them live when I was in high school in Los Angeles in 1977 at the Whiskey a Go Go, and have since seen them over 20 times, five times when Bon Scott was still alive.
Im very glad AC/DC is still producing great rock n roll, defying the odds, not letting anything or anyone stop them, showing it can still be done. very amazing
When a person puts there heart and soul into a song it shows , these guys are the purest form of rock there ever was and ever will be ........ive wrote a few songs and I know what it takes, Heart ❤ ♥.........
Great interview. That bit about Hendrix was amazing. To imagine Angus as a little boy listening to Purple Haze for the first time at 2 AM in his bedroom with all the excitement he felt. This was a simple and powerful moment at the same time that probably boosted his love for rock and specially for the guitar. And congratz to Anders for letting Angus speak with his heart without interrupting but also being on poin with comments and musical knowledge. Keep rockin dude!
Thank you SO SO SO much Julio. Really appreciate you taking the time to comment. I shall keep on rocking and hopefully do more interviews like this in the future 🤞🏻😎
I loved seeing you guys in concert with Brian singing about 1980 or a year late in Massachusetts, you guys were AMAZING--- I always felt Angus was overlooked regarding his fantastic guitar skills not to mention his stage presence!!! Bless all you guys!!!!!!
This is great ❤ "cant stand still" is one of the best acdc underrated songs...off the new cd checkout "kick ya when your down" so good 🖤 Aungus never used pedals he's a guitar monster
Bruh I'm 17 years old and I love rock and roll and Angus young is one of my most favorite guitarists because he is talented but also really nice and down to earth and you are lucky to be able to interview him.
Love the man. Simplicity. Plays guitar with no effects. Just Marshall tones. Wears a plain white t shirt. I have tons of respect for him. AC/DC recorded the best rock albums in the world. Thank you, Angus. You have added so much to my life.
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