Who can rock a crowd like this!!? AC/DC - Thunderstruck | First Time REACTION | 

They are good. Clapton my favorite guitarist. This is one of best picked bands. Never disappointed

My favourite story about Angus, is when one reporter tried to disparage him with the idea that most bands only know three chords, but Angus only knows two. Angus replied: “There are two?”

The original AC-DC front man was Scottish born Bon Scott if you look up AC-DC 1978 /80 you will see the original line up fantastic unfortunately Bon scott died of drug abuse

watching these old videos makes me a bit sad knowing he forgot all of it before he passed plus concert early hes still dressed lol

@@keithscott1480 Man, try to keep up. Bonn passed from alcohol induced asphyxiation and Bonn began with the band in late 1974. Unfortunately the bluesy sound of ACDC also died with him. Cheers.

Old, mate, i lived about, 10 miles, 12klm, from these guys, there home is .Kwinana, mine was Rockingham, Western Australia

Yes indeed. Real artists going balls to the wall, no artifices to hide behind. First saw them in about 1974, those were different times for sure.

I used to joke that this was the most famous "bar band" in history! Angus the guitarist never stopped moving.

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I'm an old geezerette and into it as well!

She is channeling the great ones. How awesome!!!

You know a band is good when you play it for grade schoolers for the first time and, right off the hop, they start bouncing their heads and within 1 minute you have a class riot.

Now that is parenting done right.

Polo this song is in Battleship the Movie and so is Rhiana check it out!!

I'm "only" 72 & this song gets me going also.

I’m 38 and it has had me moving since my teens

College kids were born after 9-11

@@davidlemons5650 no excuse, old pop culture is always replayed over and over i was born in the 1980s and i grew up watching bugs bunny, which is from the 1940s, so it dont matter when you grew up. if you ainy heard of sammy davis JR, Sinatra, Elvis, Or ACDC, you just aint payin attention

I put this jam on on the way how from a concert last year one of the younger girls got a funny look on her face and said " we listen to this in our spin class " 😅 ...

RAZORFIST told me directly that ACDC was just ACCEPT for us normies.

WERE??????

I knew a brother in the early 80s who loved rock. I loved hanging out with him.

Called Uncle Tom for liking AC/DC? Damn. That’s crazy. Sorry you went thru that. Damn bigots. They ain’t always white.

I love how people think "Uncle Tom" is an insult when...Uncle Tom was the *GOOD GUY* in the story. Sambo was the guy who sold out.

All music for everyone.

Great music is something that unites us all.

Sends shivers down the spine, my experience of seeing them live was back in 1992, monsters of rock in Donington, before i could drive, my dad drove me and 2 of my friends from Scotland in my mums 25th anniversary mini down to Donington to see AC/DC, my butt was sore for a week, original compact minis were not designed for journeys like that, what a great memory 👌

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Plus Angus moons the crowd!

@@pamnicklas5536 While sing “I’ve got big balls, you’ve got big balls”! And that’s all one seen in the overhead big screen…his gigantic balls.

1000% agree - saw them at the O2 a few years ago. RIGHT at the front. Heaven help you if you stop jumping!

My ears are still ringing over 40 years after a Ted Nugent concert. Love AC/DC too!

The cannons at the end during For Those About To Rock was probably the cause of your hearing problem!

Saw them two times in the early 90's, they showed up and kicked ass. Got my money's worth.

God Bless That Geordie. Brian Johnson, a wise replacement ( not the best word) after Bon Scott's passing.

I'm also a member of the 62 club and love AC/DC listen to them regularly.

I must admit I’m a bit older 71 and I saw them live at Wembley August 18, 1979 , almost 45 years ago 🤪🤪 . They opened the show followed by The Stranglers then Nils Lofgren with the Who headlining

61

Me too and been my favorite rock band since they came out in the late 70s and still are

I will be 60 this year and i am right there with buddy. I am still a headbanger

I can believe that. I got one listening to Money Talks.

Well done to your Dad…

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Tell him to listen to Freewheel burning,, 😁

Awesome band!!!!

I'm 64 mate, and still reckon Bon Scott was the best singer for Acca Dacca. been listening to these guys for 50 yrs.

Great Australian band. Not Australia's best selling band, mind you. That would be The Wiggles.

I always get this future picture in my mind of the typical 90 year old geezer running out the clock in a senior elder care facility playing their favorite music. You walk in as a son or daughter with the grand kids in tow and all they hear from the parking lot as they're entering in are loud stereos playing music like AcDc and Metallica. Grand children thinking to themselves, what's that stuff gramps is listening to??

I'll start the argument that Cold Chisel is the greatest Aussie band followed by INXS then ACCA DACCA

The correct title is "You shook me all night long".

either that or she's got balls.

ANGUS is the shit- brought me back to my high school days- Although I was a Iron Maiden guy...Lol

Technically he is brilliant!!!! But there are those out there that give a lifetime of practice to just play fast! Fingerpicking solos lightning fast!! But what is that?? Its just annoying! 😂😂 No one plays like Angus and Malcolm together! The brilliance of the brothers making this groovy, bluesy, hard but still melodic, is not to include 100 different chords in every song, and play really fast, just to claim, «hey we play advanced» 😂😂 As Malcolm said: why so hung up on the number of chords in a song? Its not how many that counts, but HOW you play them, and HOW two guitarists make it sound for the person listening!!!! You all have heard the beginning of «get it hot»? How many chords are they using each? ONE chord each! And then it comes down to HOW they hit the strings with the right hand, and vary from up to downwards, down to upwards, using maybe 2 or 3 of the strings in the original chord, that usually involves 4 or 5 strings, and then the timing and co-playing with maybe 1/10th of a second before the other one,…this is the brilliant «simplicity» of ACDC! Funny though,that NO ONE plays their songs like they do, even if it involves only an A, D and G-chord in a given song??! 😅 Most dont even try to figure out the timing, rhythm, and hitting, when and how….not just notice, «oh that is just an A chord» 🙈🙈🙈

Malcolm Young, (God rest His precious Dearly departed Soul) was the rhythm genius of the band. Great reaction. They STAND ALONE in a class of Rock groups. And always will.

Dude, I'm such a snob, but Angus and Gilmour prove it's not all about speed or technicality

@@kingidar well said! And I rock out the most to acadaca! ❤

Or live at Donington

love the way the crowd makes it look like the whole floor is moving on that video.

Their energy could light up a city.

The crowd shakes the earth at the River Plate show.

Absolutely.... I have seen them 6 times in the UK but how I would have loved to have been at that River plate show.

I love that scene

Obviously not the same album, and Bon Scott as singer but Highway to Hell will always be one of my favorite songs, by AC/DC or otherwise. In fact, I don't know if AC/DC with Bon Scott ever put out a song I didn't like. Brian Johnson is probably the only person on the planet who could have replaced him after his passing, and while its not the same, they still fucking rock. (similar situation with Layne Staley and William Duvall/Alice in Chains tbh)

@@brandondanforth8342 I like all of AC/DC music I've been listening to them since I can remember so I don't just like this song or that song I listen to everything

@@kimberlylopez1476 Exactly, they cant help but to release banger after banger, I think it's impossible for AC/DC to release a bad song.

Back In Black is one of those albums that everyone should be given a copy of at birth. Straight ahead good time heavy rock 'n roll, how can you beat that?

Shoot to thrill is my favorite off Back In Black.

I can just see this in my mind!! I love it!

this track was crazy

I seen them in the 70s at a day on the green in Oakland California and I’ve been hooked ever since.

Tool is better but only barely.

I've seen them 5 times. Never seen anyone like them live. It's like a whirlpool of energy surrounding the stadium.

Must have been great Seen enm 1978 backing up Aerosmith in Vancouver Canada. Big mistake for Aerosmith Bon and band blew em off the stage .

I worked at a facility with young adjudicated males from 14 to 18 years old. Many were gang members. One day, we had a party outside, and I asked the dj to play this. My kids were rocking hard and could not believe that this was "my music". Lol

Yep, I scratched my uncles Highway to Hell album. In 1981. I almost didn’t make it past 7 years old.

It’s actually easier to play that part with one hand than it is with two. On the record it’s played with two hands (you can hear the pick attack on every single note). He starts it off live with one because it looks cool but then switches to two because that sounds better.

I think it looks really cool playing it with one hand, too! I don't care if it's easier, it kicks ass!!!

Thought Angus & Malcolm hail from Scotland Russel Wales Brian and Cliff England ?

​@@gobuddygo5801 Yes but the Band was formed in Australia in the early 70s with the Young's and Bon Scott who all migrated to Australia from Scotland

Malcolm is the better guitarist of the 2 as well. He likes rhythm more because lead interferes with his drinking.

Was going to comment the exact same thing! Great minds etc.

@@alexw5085 Your name is awesome! My son is named Alexander Douglas. Have a great spring!

Live at Donnington is ten times better than river plate . In fact live at Donnington is there best concert by far .

+1 for sure!!

When I'm in the car, if this song comes on the radio I have to turn it off. That or pull over, because I gotten too many tickets alredy while listening to this.

@@Dan-xf7bh I honestly put it on every time I get in the car now lol especially when I went to drive fast, but still in the speed limit

There are also stories...rumors...that say Angus hydrates with 1 1/2 to 2 gallons of water during a three hour show (yeah, they play like two and a half to three hour shows) and still drops 8-10 pounds!

yes I agree u c that

You got that right.