1ST TIME HEARING BON SCOTT 🎵 AC/DC TNT Reaction (live 1977)

Thanks for checking out our AC/DC reaction. After watching the 1977 version, we watched TNT live at River Plate. The River Plate version got blocked by the record label so we can't upload it.
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[@johncarpenter3751]

Another one with Bon Scot would be “It’s a long way to the top if you wanna rock and roll”

[@IBrodeeHI]

You mean "It's a long way to the shop for a sausage roll"

[@johnthompson3522]

Bon plays the bag pipes in this.

[@jzeke1712]

Whole Lotta Rosie with Bon is awesomer

[@unvettx790]

@@nirvanaa5556 Good video, but this is my favorite: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIavpGeAjJinhqs

[@amystreet5402]

Yes its on a trailer pulled behind a truck and Bon Scott plays the bag pipes

[@d4mdcykey]

Bon Scott, he lived hard, he played hard, and he lived his songs til the end, a LEGEND that blew apart the sky.

[@ExUSSailor]

Nothing against Brian, but, Bon was on another level. He was one of the MOST charismatic rock frontmen EVER. For me, he ranks up there with Mick Jagger, and, Freddie Mercury.

[@gsdfan8455]

👍👍

[@jasonsuter9410]

Yes the best front man ever and my favourite singer by far... 👍

[@robr8672]

Brian took them for 30 plus years and Bonn did only few yrs before his death . And I wished people would stop it with that crap. ACDC became a machine once Brian took it over not other way around

[@jasonsuter9410]

@@robr8672 yes but bon was far more charismatic and the songs were better too, not taking anything away from Brian awesome singer

[@lewisowens5360]

U damn right

[@mrgmusicclass]

Lex nailed it on Bon. He brings a definite darker, more adult but still fun, "been there" vibe. Bon was built different. Bon was a little older. He had a "I know something you don't" vibe. He embodies Rock n Roll for me.

[@VOD713]

Word 🔥

[@DanSolo871]

Bon was actually a pretty decent lyricist and underrated. He loved to write where he was the butt of the joke and didn’t take himself that seriously. He wore a dress on the Australian Top of the Pops back in 1976 when cross dressing wasn’t a thing in pop culture. Definitely a Bon Scott version of Whole Lotta Rosie should be next for an AC/DC song.

[@jasonsuter9410]

Bon the best front man ever imo.... 👊👍

[@brandonshaw2120]

Yes, off 'If You Want Blood'. Such a sick live album. It seems to be unknown to a lot a people on here, apart from us die hards of course. I had the original LP when I was about 8 as well as Kiss Alive and all sorts. Kids these days have missed out.

[@cshepard09]

@@jasonsuter9410 i want to agree.. dio is just too good tho

[@paradiddle5150]

Bon Scott was never underrated, but with time has fell into obscurity, especially with every passing generation. I was born in 1992, and the first song I learned how to play was Touch Too Much

[@lynby6231]

Live wire

[@studdsreturbo]

'Big Balls" is an AC/DC must listen ! Fearlessly played on the radio back in the day

[@ryancampbell9232]

I love in bay area of California and there is a radio station... 107.7 the bone, it plays big balls at least 13 times a day... its one of the radio stations that plays the same songs everyday. Repetitive but still get stuck listening to kt

[@MW-cx3sb]

Imagine that these days tho the band wouldn't even be allowed to exist.

[@hectorcarranza3690]

Swing to the left, swing to the right

[@JRcomments]

She's Got Balls got a killer riff.

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

But we've got the biggest...balls of them all! RIP Bon, you crazy MFer

[@TJPenitencia]

Yup, Lex nailed it. Bon Scott brought an amazing sleaze factor to the band.

[@bflo1000]

That's a great way to describe it.

[@rachelspellman5511]

❤ Bon Scott❤

[@jeffjones7108]

I went down a Bonn Scott rabbit-hole once. My impression was that he was extremely extroverted and spent as little time alone as he possibly could. I doubt he wanted much more from life than to get laid a lot and meet someone who know where a fresher, bigger party was happening.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

I always say imagine your daughter bringing this guy to the house. lol

[@annaoswald5943]

True AC/DC fans love both Brian and Bon. Those who grew up in the 70s, Bon holds a special place in our hearts. If you react to future Bon AC/DC, try a studio version, or music video. Hope that the record label will let you do that. RIP A true legend.

[@tomkgln]

I wouldn't say love Brian, but definitely prefer Bonn singing and song writing.

[@annaoswald5943]

@@tomkgln My comment was for newer fans who don't give Bon the respect he deserves.

[@geeyo6155]

I like Brian but Bon is just in his own league. The man is just too good. BON THE KING.

[@theodoreritola9758]

THE 70s KICKED ASS ,, Harder than A PISSED OFF DONKEY ON STEROIDS

[@Ozz77765]

True dat

[@davidickes4621]

Gotta do "Walk All Over You" with Bon Scott singing.

[@sixslinger9951]

best Bon song ever!

[@daniellysohirka5079]

Girls got Rythem, the entire Highway to Hell album is perfection. better than Back in Black. In my opinion. for Brian, "Have a drink on me" is a good song.

[@russellboynton8798]

The AC/DC formula..... Hard,heavy, loud and always fun.

[@louremington6975]

I saw them in 1977 with Bon Scott. They were the opening band at Towson state college in Maryland. I forget who the main act was because when they finished their set the main act was booed off until AC/DC came back on. I was amazed. Never heard of them before that show. I think the other band was called, The Rockets.

[@benshafer65]

Ha, bar room energy, love it! Tru dat. Yeah, they were at their rawest with Bon Scott. Saw them with both singers, and while Brian Johnson was lit, Bon was straight buck wild and brought a truly nasty grit. Angus was always energizer bunny on steroids & that never changed. You guys should do "Dirty Deeds, Done Dirt Cheap," lol. Cheers

[@da_blade5040]

Yes!!! Lex would Love it!! 😂

[@michaeltabor4176]

"Dirty Deeds" is one of my favorite Bon Scott vocals

[@marcedwards5583]

Here on the west coast of Australia, Bon Scott is a God. His grave in Fremantle, WA is one of the most visited landmarks. I don't think there's ever been another front man quite like him.

[@da_blade5040]

True That!

[@Edmundrs3rd]

He had so much charisma and natural stage presence. One of the greats for sure.

[@travisklaassen9918]

Damn, I wish I knew he was buried in Freo! I've been to see the memorial statue in Fremantle.

[@marcedwards5583]

@@travisklaassen9918 I had lived here a few years before realising his grave was also here. The plaque apparently gets stolen all the time and has to be replaced. I also support the Freo Dockers and at the end of a game where they've won, TNT roars through the crowd- it's epic. He will live on here for an eternity.

[@voidwraithprime8521]

"Whole Lotta Rosie" is the next AC/DC song to check out.

[@HanSolosWookie]

But got to be the live version from If you want blood...

[@twuntskrubba5803]

One of my favorite fucking AC/DC songs! Definitely listen to one of the live versions though, especially the one where Bon is wearing the blond wig with braids!

[@clash79]

Yes 👍

[@garyclay9938]

@@twuntskrubba5803 problem child

[@debramcmillan1634]

Bon Scott had the rauchiest voice and the energy behind that voice was charismatic , to say the least . What an enticing entertainer . So compelling. He drew you in .

[@Josh-ce6jz]

Do "Let There Be rock" the official music video and Ride On studio version. And suprisingly there is a good amount of footage with Bon in it. Most of the songs off the highway to hell album have music videos which are all great to watch. If you search "Bon Scott AC/DC music videos" they will all come up. In that case "Walk All Over You" and "If you want blood (youve got it) are great to react to.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

The live Let There Be Rock in 78 is much better.

[@unholydriver4987]

I want Ride On played at my funeral.

[@chriswildhaber35]

The best front man ac/dc ever had r.i.p. bon Scott

[@gharbog]

I second this

[@Josh-ce6jz]

@@chadwhitfield6946 to introduce the band i ask people to react to studio versions. Live versions are only considered much better for die hard fans who already know lyrics and stuff. they can always check out live stuff later.

[@tlb139]

TOP 5 ALL TIME BAND FOR ME...I saw them live twice.

[@redsologlass8768]

The one thing i never got to do, the is so Awesome ! 🤘🤯👍⚡

[@karenglenn6707]

Saw them at least 5 times with Bon. Brilliant even then!!

[@NeonNights80]

If You want blood is a great Bon Scott AC/DC song. Also, The Jack and It's a Long Way to the top. Bon definitely comes across a little more edgier/dangerous than Brian. Brian seems like friendly good natured chap, while Bon might just pull a knife on you.🤣 Both are great singers though.

[@BradAndLex]

Lol “pull a knife on you” 😂💯

[@thomastaylor9579]

hey,if you want blood you've got it,was the first piece of music i bought with my own money and i was 10 yrs.old in and my cousin who was 15 got me hip to it,he was also into skateboarding at the time ,and he got me to but my first Dogtown skateboard..i named my Rottweiler Angus..."whole lot of Rosie" 42,39,56 you could say she's got it all...

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Bon loved to drunk and get into fights.

[@andrewcastillo9558]

If you want blood!

[@easydoesit83]

Hell yeah I mentioned this the other day

[@allengator1914]

"Sin City" is another great song with Bon Scott on vocals.

[@kennylaysh2776]

The guitarist is so crazy, he never stops moving around. He's known for skipping down the stage on one leg while playing, and I think he wore shorts his entire career.

[@caboyle79]

The "duck walk" was a tribute to Chuck Berry, one of his heroes, who was known for doing that same move. The outfit was his actual school uniform- he was still in school when they formed the band and he'd go straight to band practice after school still wearing his uniform. His sister thought he looked cute in it and suggested he wear it all the time when they played.

[@dennishollibaugh8247]

I love how the audience just sits there, gives the occasional golf clap... Oh the places they would go...

[@cathyaldridge4550]

Ha ha ha yeah. And that kid they keep singling out is looking around at everyone else incredulous that no one else is headbanging. Makes me crack up everytime I see it.

[@billburns9260]

AC/DC is/was The Prototype Classic "Rock N Roll" Band!! They Will Always Be Top 5!!!.

[@jenniferandrews1917]

I agree that Bon Scott seemed/sounded more “sinister” than Brian.

[@chrisstratton4569]

Dark Energy might be the best description of Bon I've ever heard. Out of the mouths of babes, I'm floored.

[@JesterTop]

Really wanna see your reaction to Big Balls. 😆 Loving this dive into AC/DC, my favorite band of all time.

[@MrDeemann8]

Nothing better than the original singer. By far, they were at there best with Bon Scott.

[@pinzgauerbelgium]

But still they sold more records and got higher scores with Brian .

[@markroberts3557]

This is what I grew up on. No better front man than Sir Bon Scott

[@GrimrDirge]

I have to say, this live version is pretty different from the album version that most of us grew up with. Like you can't hear the rest of the band chanting "TNT" for the first half of the song.

[@selectronium]

@Gavin Kisebach i believe i would have fired the sound guy... lol! the other band members were singing it, but the mics were off.

[@bflo1000]

Right. I don't like this version.

[@bjcee1108]

It was devastating when Bon died. We thought the band was tragically done. But, they brought Brian Johnson into the band, and they soared! Amazing band.

[@neillenet291]

The REAL AC/DC with BON SCOTT!

[@michaelhoilman6897]

And yes, Angus (the lead guitarist) is this hyped the ENTIRE concert. They still put on a great show. Bon Scott is one of the best front-men in history imho.

[@mrnobody9104]

now that's the shit right there! Bon Scott to me the greatest frontman there ever was. RIP Malcolm & Bon.

[@theodoreritola7641]

THIS WAS the real ACD 70s style

[@sutherngirrl7590]

Lex: This is an oooold video. This is a throwback. Me: SHOTS FIRED 😤🤕☠️

[@ThaiThom]

Bon Scott is the greatest hard rock singer of them all.

[@ewrekzz7360]

When Bon Scott died, many thought AC/DC was done... and then they found Brian Johnson, and came back bigger. Touch Too Much is the best Bon Scott song.

[@minigirl6379]

Yes. And Shot Down In Flames. Touch Too Much and Night Prowler.

[@davidshepard678]

🤘

[@livenletdie0]

Big fan of Ride On

[@NewbieInOttawa]

Big fan of Jail Break here 🤘🤘

[@thomastaylor9579]

HERE WE WE GO...R.I.P BONN SCOTT...the girl's got rhythm....

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

Angus Young is a firecracker on stage

[@craigwatson4527]

Bon Scott was definitely in a class of his own. Brian Johnson does a pretty descent job of singing many of the songs from the Bon era, but once you hear Bon singing them you will never look at Brian's version of them the same again.

[@lewisbuckles5794]

Myself I prefer Brain

[@bryanforis1839]

Bon Scott live is something to god song in concert I saw them 4 times great in concert there a good show all. And write the music

[@VictorHernandez-dd5ls]

Hey, Hope all is well! I have to say that I've been checking out your videos and I am really digging yall!! I see both sides of this and especially the delving really deep into the whole "Big Picture " so to speak of the piece or song or as Ozzy would say between songs in a concert in order to differentiate each number. Yall are great 👍

[@klm23.98]

You also might check out Weird Al Yankovic parody of this song titled PMS

[@davids5006]

🤣

[@stephenbrough8132]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making these videos..... I'm 63 now and STILL remember being a yard or two at the most in front of Angus and Bon with sweat flinging off them as they played and sang - those were amazing gigs ... Last time I saw them at Wembley Stadium, I didn;t even SEE the band as such - just a huge TV projection, and I was only 50 yards from the stage then ... so the live experience has changed so much ... i feel sorry for the kids who never got to be so close. BUT THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making these videos.

[@panicandfreakout-]

BON SCOTT WAS THE MAN! AND A GREAT PERSONALITY AND WRITER! HAD A LOT OF CHARM AND HUMOR!

[@JeremyBone1980]

I love how Lex just starts getting into it, and Brad seems to be looking at her like "YOU'RE CRAZY". Bon Scot is great, but Brian Johnson has his place as well. I think they are both perfect singers for the band.

[@room2180]

"Darkens the energy" makes perfect sense.

[@poppycock6572]

Love the two of you!!! Lex picked up on the raw presence of the late Bon Scott... she noticed the simplicity and likability of Angus and Malcolm's playing... she recognized that the re-re-re mastering of music neuters the initial power... My God. Lex and Brad give me hope for our future! 🙏

[@johntremmel3949]

Highway to hell is bon Scott live at his finest and the irony is something 👍👍👍👍👍great reaction again!

[@ChickenCoop13]

That lil dude right there Angus Young is one of the greatest guitarists ever…

[@keithetherington4824]

Bad Boy Boogie by AC/DC live video. I started listening to this band back in 1975 saw them twice in 1977. They are my favorite hard rock band ever, it broke my heart when Bon Scott died. I like his vocals more than I do Bryan Johnston. But I do like the band with either guy at lead vocals.

[@michaelgretzky1056]

A band that has sold over 200 million records worldwide. Ridiculous! Another good video by you guys!

[@billtreadway6407]

I got to work the AC/DC concert at the Fox Theater in Atlanta the 4th show of the Back in Black tour with new singer Brian Johnson. I got to stand right next to Angus when he was playing "Bad Boy Boogie" during the set break. It was like standing next to a bolt of lightning. Amazing guitarist

[@zachd.8725]

Greatest rock n' roll band of all time. Hands down.

[@richard_n]

Bon Scott is my favorite front man of all time. Brian Johnson truly did an amazing job taking over, but there will never be another Bon. He was the heart of the band, he was a leader and wrote most of their material until he passed. You can literally react to anything off of the Dirty Deeds and High Voltage albums. They are in the running for the best hard rock albums ever made.

[@MrRudedog61]

Bonn Scott the true AC/DC front man

[@brianmedlen3645]

why just cause he was first? he wasnt Dav Evans was

[@MrRudedog61]

@@brianmedlen3645 Bonn was AC/DC to me so f off !!

[@albertpratt4999]

Lex you hit the nail on the head, AC/DC is straight up simple old school rock with no frills.

[@GBeret83]

Do "Let There Be Rock" live from Glasgow, Scotland. It's off the hook. Incredible performance!

[@mpmlopes]

To see how wild Angus can get, watch Rocker live in Paris 1979. That's also part of Let There Be Rock: The Movie, it's a feature length movie (it's basically the 1979 Paris live concert interspersed with some interviews with the band members) but well worth it watching.

[@ericwalker8636]

I saw that movie a million years ago at the Chinese Theater in H'wood. Still have the ticket stub in my concert stub collection.

[@carl_weatherzzz7386]

This made my day! Best reaction I've seen in so long. Made me relive hearing this for the first time myself.

[@angusrocks939]

did y'all notice angus come screamin' in and jumpin on the drums stand and then malcolm and cliff entered and still had to plug in and tweek the amps? legends they are!

[@MrToband]

Makes me feel really old when these youngsters say, "this is really old", it was 1977, that's not that long ago, to me anyway hahaha.

[@rsw1227]

She wasn't sure if there was air conditioning "back then." It's the 1970's not the 1870's. We had running water too. She is a trip. I love it. Ha!

[@srt8rocketship241]

React to Let There Be Rock with Bon. In concert of course. Fun fact , Angus has never missed a note.

[@bradleyjl61]

Saw the band for free on a sat arvo session at the Matthew Flinders Hotel Chadstone when I was 13 y.o one of the first live bands my older bro took me to as Parental supervised , AC/DC were world class A few years later just prior to Ac/dc touring the UK they played at the Sidney Myer music bowl , two most memorable acts this now 61 y.o man has witnessed , Bon played the cheeky bad boy image even good girls loved and many good boys since try to copy. It’s a long way to the top if you wanna rk n roll is an anthem for any one thinking of starting a rk n roll band from thier own experiences playing 7 gigs a week to become such a tight outfit .

[@Ozgipsy]

This is actually legendary. The BBC had no idea what they were doing 😂😂 Scared the crap out of them. Bon was a REAL hard man, mate of Ozzy Osbourne.

[@robinschulze934]

Really need to listen to Highway to Hell” every song on that album is f cking amazing 🤩!!!!!!!

[@kinglarrythefirst]

I really really hope they saw your comment. Songs from Highway to Hell need to be reacted to. Especially 'Girls Got Rhythm' and 'Touch Too Much' (two of my favorite Bon Scott era AC/DC songs)! 🔥

[@Mr.VonStoogle]

Bon Scott is my favorite of the 2 singers. I dont think AC/DC could've gotten a more fitting replacement than Brian Johnson though.

[@Mr.Tone72]

Love the Channel.!! I'm glad I found y'all.!!

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

They're good ole' fashioned rock and roll!

[@guitarcrazy1141]

Should have done the recorded version instead of the live version , reactors always do this with AC/DC and I don’t understand why 😂

[@clark8712]

Because ac/dc live makes them one of, if not, the greatest band of all time. Second to none, only a handful of bands equal their greatness live. Doing it in a studio and doing it live is a real difference. There are a few bands (like AC/DC) that make it look easy. If you're gonna react, may as well react to the best version. Giving up recording quality is a small price to pay for performance quality. Seeing them live back in them days is unexplainable. They were beyond incredible.

[@tiffanycocochannel1562]

Lex, if you want a great guitar solo, check out “Whole Lotta Rosie”.

[@maryannerazzano7692]

My favorite AC/DC song 🎵

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Bon Scott was The Man!! His voice had a very natural rasp.

[@roscocsa]

I wish yall could hear this stuff on the old stereos of the day. Feeling this music, not just ac/dc but all this older stuff is a whole other level.

[@niceguy7171]

Odd version, he didn't sing the TNT part lol

[@oneeyedjonny]

The crowd is probably saying TNT, just cant hear them

[@Nurse66]

VERY STRANGE WITHOUT THE T-N-T PART…😂😂😂😂

[@duffelbag1127]

The audio on this live version isn’t very good. You couldn’t hear the “TNT“ backing vocals. If it’s the first time hearing a song, I think you should do the studio version first so you get a sense of what the song is supposed to sound like.

[@MySherry10]

The first time I have seen this, just wow. the state performance, the voice, the energy and the gutaritist is just wow.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Bon Scott was definitely the guy to take AC/DC to the next level... 'T.N.T.' was recorded in 1975. Before that, they had a singer Dave Evans, who was just OK... watch him perform 'Can I sit next to you girl' in 1974 w/ AC/DC... Scott gave them a sound & edge they didn't have before. In 1977 when this was filmed for British TV, AC/DC were promoting the album 'Let there be rock' and were becoming successful in Europe... and starting to tour the US. Bon Scott and his replacement Brian Johnson were different, but shared similar influences in 50's rock n roll music. They were the same age... both came from working class families... and yhey both struggled to make a career in music before joining AC/DC. However, Bon Scott was known to be a ladies man and loved to party offstage... while Johnson is more of a family man, loved to race cars and drank moderately...

[@guitarman8462]

Although I do like Bon better , I still give credit where credit is due. For Brian's albums : Back In Black , Flick Of The Switch & For Those About To Rock.

[@2thinkon]

This version isn't nearly as good as the studio version.

[@HistoryNerd8765]

Bon Scott was like Scott Weinrich (aka Wino), and Lemmy. He was a genuine outlaw. He made no apologies or excuses. He was honest about who he was and the way he lived.

[@gertrudelaronge6864]

Thanks! Love you guys.

[@kenhall6525]

Lex is always spot on with her observations, a true rocker !!

[@frankaguas9510]

I am 59 n was able to see bon Scott in Chicago sumer jam concert i lasted over 10 hours bands included ac dc Aerosmith n many others I feel blessed

[@philragu5298]

Your first exposure to AC/DC was post Brian Johnson which by that point was an arena/festival packing band, this was that point where AC/DC still had Bon, arguable the best rock and roll front man ever, were just moving from playing rough and tumble pub circuit to starting to gain enough of a following to fill a theatre. Sadly just when they reached the precipice of the fame they would eventually enjoy with Brian Bon Scott died, inebriated, cold, alone and forgotten in some rando's car one frigid English morning. The band and Brian were blessings to each other and a promise of some Pictish Goddess of music that nothing would stop these son's of Scotland from climbing to the peak of Rock Stardom and become an institution!

[@baconwafers4928]

Bon we love and miss you dearly. Was 6 around this time and being raised in a house where James Taylor, Neil Diamond, and Neil Sedaka were in constant rotation so this was heaven to me.

[@bertranddwight2944]

I've seen AC/DC live as a teen. I remember one time waiting in line for 12 hours to get tickets. It was fun though hanging out with the other fans. I was so excited when I finally held the tickets in my hand and it was well worth it! I still have the ticket stub and also from every concert that I went to. My friends (that I still know to this day) had the best time and AC/DC of course was "awesomely" loud....ha,ha,ha!

[@southernway8132]

So glad y’all got on them! Great band!🤘

[@BlazinRiver1]

Nasty is the word Lex is looking for...nasty like the way Angus plays and looks. Was a perfect match...

[@jojordan5868]

When I first heard AC /DC 41-42 years ago. With Back n Black. So nice to hear Bon eat somebody's lunch!😎

[@robertbrown8362]

lol,Brad looked so hypnotized listening to the guitar solo at the end

[@dillonoickle5841]

there are several quite famous rock musicians that say when they are teaching their children about rock they go straight to ACDC because this is it pure rock incarnate nothing crazy fancy just the soul of rock.

[@rachaddle6581]

Been to their concerts several times. They are legendary!!

[@manomyth11]

This is from 1977 Paris Amphitheater concert, which is a theater with no sound reinforcement, it was meant for plays or acapella types of venues and it seated about 600 people snuggly.

[@johnfinn7192]

What a great band.love the reactions.such a cool channel.

[@volundburvelson5171]

Bon scott would perform in a small venue or bar and after go sit at the bar with every one and drink some beers. He was down to earth .

[@glennjones7872]

Greatest rock n roll voice! And he was getting better, and he could play the pipes!

[@gregvergara7596]

Little Lover was my favorite song when I was a kid, but love every song with Bon Scott.

[@Mack-cb6gb]

I love that you love this!

[@fcbaker65]

This is one band that had never ever put out a bad song , any song you pic is good , there music lyrics was just simple lyrics but they turned their style of it into gold! Great review & reaction you two ,these older concerts of them on into 90's was their prime an they were fool of energy!..👍👍

[@danzydan2479]

I do Love Bon. So much spunk for a man. He will live on forever.

[@aaronwillis6179]

lex had a good description about bar room vibes because they were a pub rock band in Australia when they started out with Bon Scott and that's where they got their sound from just dirty gritty pub energy