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@@JosieHodl why?

That would be really fucking stupid of you

@@MyCatJeff it’s already been done. Check Vimeo

@JesseFinkBooks Thx, I checked after posting, as usual. It backs that Brian wrote much of th BIB material, as he digs syllables. Lots of them. I'm sure Mutt helped shape the sound around Brian. But Bon could stretch his notes better, fill open space, wrote sexier rock with better innuendo. Bon always crept around with his song, at every listen, you could feel him lurking. I never think of Brian when I'm listening to their songs, but he writes great, textbook rock lyrics.

​@@MyCatJefflurking yup love it! Great observation. If bon was an animal? What spirit animal would he be?

They’re still great with Brian, which proves you wrong. You can prefer Bon all you want - he was great - but, to imply the band was no good without him is just plain wrong.

You heard her say Bon said he finished the lyrics for the record and I would bet my house Bon wrote 95 percent of BIB and 50 percent of FTATR

yeah, my pen, magically starts moving by itself and wrote whole lyrics for bib album, just like that. Can someone help me ? or all of you are insane stupid​@@Timshot100

@@Timshot100 So you believe the recollections of a junkie who was in her last days? Good grief.

Good questions which I don't think have been adequately answered. It's fraud and a crime, so no, I don't believe it.

I think Bon's family have been looked after re Back In Black

Brian has stated in great detail the exact moments he wrote the lyrics to Hells Bells, You Shook Me All Night Long, Shoot To Thrill etc, the exact things that gave him inspiration. He's not a liar. The Young's provide the riffs and song titles - "Here, we think this one's gonna be called Hells Bells, off you go"

Yea theres exact dates and times given for when brian wrote back in black , more lyrics were wrote by brian than bon , still both of them are the only two that could sing dc tunes anybody else would seem odd

Tony Platt has said on record/video that they sat around throwing lyric ideas in. He offered a line himself to 'You Shook Me' that was included. I think Mutt had a bigger input on his ac/dc work than he's officially credited for.

Come on, man.... Brian's lyrics are NOTHING like Bon Scott's. They are like chalk and cheese. The rhyming schemes and rhythmic displacement on Hells Bells & Back In Black specifically don't sound like anything Bon did before and wouldn't have suited his style of singing at all.

You say that but Angus, Malcolm and Brian have denied that Bon wrote any lyrics, since the 80s for back in black. He died before he could write anything. Ac/dc songs and lyrics arent that complicated, you for sure can write an album in 6 weeks. They way Bon and Brian write lyrics to fit the music and rhythm are totally different. Bons flow through, Brian is very much on the beat 1 and he hammers it hard.

No. Would need access to their accountants :)

I totally agree about Randy. Nothing adds up about that 1.

@@bentheredonethat-lx6nh I've done a lot of reading on the deaths of all three of these individuals and there are holes in all the official narratives...it's no secret Randy wanted to quit Ozzy...

@@darrenakers8680 Randy's demise was swept under the rug, and most silly 🐑believe the narrative. Those involved like it that way. As for myself, I'm not impressed with those that love and make a lie. I believe I have figured it out but their really is no sense, as no one will care, nor listen as they just will say it's an opinion, and they would be right to say so. We live in a fallen world where evil is abound.

@@bentheredonethat-lx6nh Your last sentence is sadly very true and one of the hallmarks of evil is that it knows how to disguise itself as being virtuous.

@@jeffsimon9594 Yes, those that were involved certainly know who they are. They will indeed reap their reward when it's time for them to stand at there own judgment. ✔

Don’t feel bad. I am an English speaker and I didn’t understand a single word.

@@j.d.leslie8458 Machine translation doesn't work well on this particular video.

Bobby you bloody ledgend😂

​@@jeremylambden2284 Go Bobby Go!! Go Bobby B. Goode !!!!

Bon Ross RIP

It certainly is Neal

David Krebs, manager of AC/DC, in my book:"I think [AC/DC] may have done that while giving the money to Bon Scott within the same theory of Phil Carson’s that [Atlantic Records president] Doug Morris made a mistake by putting out [Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap] after [Back In Black]; they did not want to have ‘Brian Johnson’ on an album that was written by Bon Scott. It would have been that simple a decision. That same kind of thinking may be why they gave him the writing credit. They would have seemed much weaker if [Back In Black] had said ‘Bon Scott’ and not ‘Brian Johnson.’ I was not involved in that decision.”

The Almighty Dollar

People lie when they are on drugs.

Yes.

@@lxstudios8608 Because of sillions of dollars.

@@HissBoo Nah, those 4 are all good songs. On the other hand, Go Zone, Mistress For Xmas, Honey Roll, etc etc etc.

I think Colin got the nights wrong.

Perhaps, it's a long time ago.but people who meet him that night, said he wasn't that drunk.i'm afraid you maybe right that he took heroin that night.he did nearly od On heroin in 1975,1976 And he was called roadtest Ronnie in fraternity.i have read your book and enjoyed very much.nobody had written about bon's time in America before 👍

@@jonashallberg2832 Thanks, Jonas. Have you joined Bon Scott Forum on Facebook? I definitely looked into Colin's story and found an interview with a Canadian podcaster where it was established he mixed things up.

My dad is into poetry. He writes his own and he reads all the greats. He knows a decent amount of Bon's lyrics, especially for a bluegrass-loving guy. Lol But he was always really impressed with Bon's wit and humor and his relatable lines. Especially lines like, "I've got patches on the patches on my old blue jeans..."; my dad grew up poor so he could relate to what Bon was writing about. When I asked him what the chances were that Brian would be able to write like his predecessor, Bon, with lines that are near verbatim (just a different perspective) such as, "I'm coming on like a hurricane", which is just like Bon wrote in Stick Around with "You came on like a hurricane" 5.5 years prior. Or use the line "Made a meal out of me" which is like Bon's line in Love Hungry Man from a year earlier; "All I wanna do, is make a meal outta you". Plus other Bon-isms or actual straight-up Bon expressions. Meanwhile, the band says, "Brian just so happened to write just like Bon!" My dad laughed. My old man is a smart guy. And he knows good, talented writing when he sees/hears it. I said, "Dad, how do you know so many AC/DC lyrics?" He said, "Between you and your brother I've been listening to them for 45 years. How can I not pick up on it?" Lol Think about this one: In Hells Bells the lyric goes, "MY lightning's flashing across the sky", right? Bon gave an interview where he was asked, "Are you AC or DC?", Bon replied, "Neither! I'm the lightning flash in the middle!" So, "MY lightning's flashing across the sky" is an OBVIOUS Bon Scott line, to me.

they were after his song books, lyrics etc... lot of dark, creepy stuff surrounding this.

Bon wanted to finish life on the road touring etc as he told a friend in Texas about 77/78 ish he’d had enough of being on the road. But it’s funny there’s never ever been any demos from BIB on the internet as if it was available we’d see it and being the 2 nd biggest selling album of all time

@@beyondthehorizon75 It's not like the lyrics you're quoting here are extraordinarily original, anyone could come up with these words. Edit : after reading your "lightning" story one more time, i'm not sure if you are trolling or not 😅

Same here, Jim. I really doubt Angus would have thrown them out. From what I've heard and read about Angus it just doesn't seem like something he would do. I don't think he really cares about Brian's legacy and if people one day find out the truth about BIB. To me it was obvious when they got Axl in the band (and they can pretend all they want, but he was most certainly there to take over from Brian. Look at the way they quickly wished Brian the best on his future endeavors). During an interview Angus was singing Axl's praises, comparing him to Bon. Cliff Williams said he hadn't seen Angus so excited in many, many years. Angus talked about how Axl reminded him of Bon in that he had he was like a "Folk character" and had his own personality like Bon. Then you had the Youngs wanting to boot Brian in the late 80s because they were going nowhere fast. I think the Youngs wanted another Bon from that point on. Someone who could write lyrics so they didn't have to, someone who could sing and come up with melodies over their riffs and ideas. Basically, another Bon who could whip their riffs and chord progressions into full-on songs the way Bon did. I will always credit Jeremy "JR" Hunsaker for coming up with that entire analogy on who the real songwriter was; Bon. The only thing that saved Brian's job then was the success of The Razor's Edge. If that album did about the same as Blow Up Your Video they would have no doubt given Brian the axe. Cheers, pal! Oran

@@beyondthehorizon75 The Youngs only really care about the Youngs. I think you are spot on.

Me to.....one of my firsts kicks in the stomach

@@BurnoppMetal Yes, we all forgot you were there on the phone call

@@JesseFinkBooks I believe Angus

@@BurnoppMetal Kids believe in the tooth fairy. No one cares

@@JesseFinkBooks then quit replying

Why, when that’s the best you’ve got? Rather enjoyable