AC/DC - Flick of the Switch (Official HD Video)

[@moncalimarimoncalimari8964]

This is their most underrated album for sure. Full of gems such as Rising Power, Guns For Hire, Landslide, Nervous Shakedown, and this song.

[@Simmo_Cars]

Nervous shakedown 🤘🤘

[@marcusdjupman457]

Yes it is for sure their most underrated album

[@Dewitt-b8n]

Malcolm shined this album. Kinda of a small club vibe sound. It's tighter than other album productions from their past.

[@mrslickshotgaming3992]

Cause it's not bon

[@chrisd913]

House is on fire might be my favorite of them all. The critics who didn't like this album should have had their heads examined. I believe it's their best album with Brian Johnson after back in black

[@pioneertech-w5o]

The guitar riff during the chorus is what makes this song. That riff is just too awesome.

[@raborian]

One of their best ever riffs !

[@avm9188]

Ikr

[@raborian]

@Mr X Tuneless, AC/DC ?? ... go off and listen to some ABBA then, see if that floats your boat !

[@TheSuzukik5]

The Riff is everything in this song, it’s brutal 😍😎😂

[@TheSuzukik5]

@Mr X why watch it to the end then, 😂👎

[@readysetpark428]

How can people say this album was mediocre? This song freakin' rocks!

[@afmartin2734]

Agreed. I think it's because it comes on the heels of Back in Black and the very good For Those About To Rock back to back withing a year of one another, and then this was 2 years removed from the latter. It's unrealistic to think they can come close to Back in Black.

[@doublestrokeroll]

@@afmartin2734 that's the point. For an ACDC album it simply wasn't one of their better ones. That doesn't mean it doesn't have some great songs on it, but it's really not one of their better records.

[@daves4645]

Flick Of The Switch was the Johnson era Powerage. They got rid of Mutt Lange and his shiny radio friendly production and went back to the raw sound of the Bon era that wasn't drenched in reverb and delay. I think it's easily as good as For Those About To Rock, and better than any album that came after 1983. By the time Fly On The Wall was released Brian's voice had changed drastically.

[@michaelmessagie4645]

The production is the problem.

[@maxreichert8050]

Brian is a stud on this tune.

[@chrisdamon5367]

Flick of the Switch is one of the greatest rock albums of the '80s, I don't care what anyone else says. I bought this album the day it was released and loved the hell out of it. As a matter of fact, it was my favorite album of 1983 (and there were some phenomenal albums out that year). Any TRUE AC/DC fan MUST have this album in their collection. This album just RULES!!!

[@user-kq2ih1xz6b]

Chris Damon how old are you when you bought the album

[@chrisdamon5367]

I was 18. My first semester in college.

[@user-kq2ih1xz6b]

Chris Damon I wish I was in the 80s

[@smitchix1]

Flick of the Switch (AC/DC) and Lick It Up (KISS) came out a month apart (Aug-Sept of 1983) and were powerhouse albums for 2 veteran bands that were 10 years into their recording careers. Great stuff and a great time to be a teen ager.

[@chrisdamon5367]

Absolutely!!!

[@matthewaromo10]

I hear people say all the time, "Brian is great but he's no Bon Scott" and they re exactly right, he's not Bon Scott he's Brian F***ing Johnson and he's got his own swagger love Bon, I salute you Brian long live AC/DC!!!

[@nbx2au]

Yep, Bon was around for, what 8y? Brian for 30? ... no they are different people :)

[@tsjissebearend]

matthewaromo10 ❤️❤️

[@valtra2888]

@@nbx2au Bon was in AC/DC 6 years, brian 36 years :)

[@nbx2au]

@Jacob St.Clair That was the point. Bon picked out Brian as his replacement if anything happend to him. It was so not long after :) spooky

[@Wolfie66]

Absolutely! Love both of these singers!

[@AlejandroGonzalez-fs5ez]

Acdc has never give a shit for fancy videos, they care only for making true rock n roll, no bullshit

[@illesjuraj]

I agree

[@tomasgomes8793]

This was from rehearsals for the tour :p

[@andyfaithnomoreguitarist5444]

I love classic style music videos of rock n roll!!!

[@tomasgomes8793]

Andrew Cobain Nirvana Wish I knew how to play the guitar T_T

[@mrfashionguy1]

+Tomás Gomes never too late to start m8

[@mydayis5]

Why did this song never become one of their live classics??? It’s an absolute banger!

[@kevinhall6890]

It’s so good, top to bottom. This tune never lets up!

[@siNterp1]

if you watch all the live rehearsals of this tour, they tried to do it live, but Brain struggled to sing it live, especially chorus thing.

[@stevenbundy4336]

ACDC is the greatest rock band of all time. Thank you ACDC for over 40yrs of great music.

[@angelesterline3333]

Yes sir got that right

[@monkeywkeys3916]

✊

[@joshsmith6985]

Hi there, it was 40 years ago TO-DAY = I met ac freaking DC, on this tour (FLICK OF THE SWITCH) Oct 13, 1983, at Tacoma Dome (*Seattle), I was 21, meeting the band, crashing their pre-show party, in the hostility room, beers, potato chips and 5 photos taken with Angus, and Malcolm! This was my 4th show of 34 shows in 34 years, what a memorable experience, thank you Brian for giving it so long. Nothing but A ROCKING GREAT TIME!! CHEERS! ACDC BUTTON MAN

[@richardmoore2124]

It's now 50 years!

[@allen6924]

Bullshit. Thin Lizzy is the band that they copied and happened to surpass. But Lizzy is Way better. Shedders from would have held their own against him in their solos 😅😅😅

[@codythegood]

2:32 Malcolm just rippin with the broken string flailing around. Hell yeah

[@braydengarrett4164]

Yeah, I noticed the broken D or G string on Malcolm's guitar

[@garretdeandrea8870]

Haaaaaa gotta love the MTV generation in the early days….. total lip sync and “ playing “ with a broken string……. lol after all the years that video came out and who knows how many plays , how many times was it ever noticed? Besides the director of the video not seeing it either lol

[@25uha10]

2:32 Malcolm broke his string cause he was playing too hard. What a legend R.I.P

[@FerGL]

he bROCK in the string

[@rockmusicblue2688]

@@FerGL 🤣🤣🤣

[@fin78_]

He broke the string and kept playing. Does it get cooler than that?

[@dennistaylor1885]

I thought I was the only one to notice his guitar string breaking. Malcolm #1 rhythm guitar player ever!!

[@marpsr]

Good thing they’re miming

[@skinsrich]

Mal was so badass that broken strings never phased him. R.I.P.

[@robertshubitowski1984]

Six years later Iam going to be that guy--"fazed."

[@eybaza6018]

* I am,that guy of that guy.That guy-ception@@robertshubitowski1984

[@angelorizzuto6391]

It's amazing how this band rocked hard enough during the eighties without going cheesy like most bands in the eighties.Acdc stuck to thier roots the last 4 decades

[@johnb7014]

Angelo Rizzuto five now!

[@jailbreak_7944]

My roots are stuck in the AC/DC's universe.

[@adamperre4852]

And still going hard 2020 long live ACDC KINGS OF ROCK

[@fundhund62]

The 80s and 90s were their best decades, in my opinion.

[@jamiemcgill67]

No power ballads!!!!

[@ksan3642]

After Back in Black (which can't be topped) Flick of the Switch is my favorite 80's Brian Johnson era album. It's raw and rocks hard. I love this album.

[@trumanorr4380]

I'd go right behind blow up your video for me but I still love it!

[@SlyJak2]

Honestly I think Highway to Hell is better than Back in Black, but those are definitely the 2 best ones!

[@rohnakp2396]

I think BiB and FTATR are the best Brian Johnson albums..... especially the latter as Brian sounded too powerful.....here his voice kinda got a decline

[@jailbreak_7944]

Son: "Excuse me, can you explain me what rock and roll is?" Dad: "Yes, it is AC/DC" ⚡

[@joefraner4529]

Amen Brother!

[@boboutelama5748]

I was actually smiling at your comment, because it is the same comment a young girl made in a "kids react to rock" video, and, obviously, AcDc was part of it. A little girl, probably 9 yo, came to the same conclusion. "ACDC is Rock & Roll."

[@tcb9775]

Haha . 🤘🏽

[@maximilianobaezamorales560]

JAJAJA YES

[@nosawrembo4668]

I put on the razor's Edge LP in our boat about 30 years ago and my dad was like he sounds like Donald Duck laugh my f****** ass off

[@burny8126]

Loudest concert ever!!!! Ears rang for 2 days after!!!! Dont know how Malcolm stood right in front of the amps the whole concert? RIP Mal

[@johndef5075]

2 weeks after Black Ice show.😂

[@MrJimbo666]

Drugs

[@user-rn6em6qp8b]

#Burny 812. Saw AC/DC Oct. 13,1983. Tacoma Dome ,Tacoma,Wa.on Flick of the Switch tour. 1st concert R&R show ever, 15 yrs old. My ears rang for 3 days, and ever since, that show is the benchmark for loud rock n roll. Been to many show's over the yrs. and NO ONE has come close. That says something about AC/DC. By the way, someone fired an aerial fireworks rocket into the ceiling of the all wooden dome right after they launched into "This house is on fire" off FotS, and it did catch fire for a few minutes.What still amazes me is the band never skipped a single note, and they saw it too. Outfuckingstanding!!! Thanks fellas, your one helluva band. That show defined my belief that AC/DC IS rock n roll. STARE DECISIS!!🤘🤘🤘

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

Ear plugs.

[@GoDamnWeird]

[cups ear] Sorry...what? Rock 'n' Roll ain't noise pollution....

[@Wyld45]

Any TRUE AC/DC fan, this is a MUST have and favorites play-list!!!

[@alecb437]

I have it

[@jazzhandsdan]

I have it

[@andreiwayneandrewbrucewayn3421]

Exactly!

[@Squishy_Seal]

This song is underrated, just like the album but I think it's a great song, just like nervous shakedown.

[@andreiwayneandrewbrucewayn3421]

Yes it is!

[@toddschneck80]

Underrated song and album!

[@jonathanhuddlestone3798]

Todd Schneck o 😗😍👅

[@uplaywithfire7564]

Todd Schneck really?? To who? AC DC was huge around this time!

[@user-xg8yy7yl1d]

Brocket 99 brought me here. This is a lesser known song of theirs at least nowadays

[@wiley666]

Their BEST album with Brian Johnson. By far.

[@stuartlothian1340]

Todd Schneck too right

[@NateBonehill]

Most underrated acdc riff ever

[@aljustal6554]

What you're seeing in this video is new drummer Simon Wright, but what you're hearing is Phil Rudd's drum work; he's the drummer on the whole "Flick Of The Switch" album. He left/was forced to leave right after recording that album, but was thankfully back in the drum seat again starting with 1995's "Ballbreaker". Phil is the secret ingredient to just about every great AC/DC song from 1975-1983 and again starting in 1995 (for all studio recordings; others have drummed live circa 2015-2016 and again starting in 2023).

[@unclehays750]

Hearing a lot of people say this is their worst album. I don't think there is a worst album tbh, AC/DC has never put out anything that isn't badass in some sort of way

[@PittsburghMarky]

This is AC/DC's rawest album. It's also one of my favorites because of that. I think the thing was at this time (1983) AC/DC was coming off two monster albums, but MTV was taking over. AC/DC videos had been, by and large, just videos of them playing. With videos now selling records as much as anything, the shot of the tuning room was great and pure but had no real theatrics (Angus without his suit?). The following album they tried a concept video that even they admit didn't cut the mustard (though I do like "Fly On the Wall"). Sales dipped but then once the band embraced theatrics in their videos in 1986 with Who Made Who the band's sales started to rise again. "You Shook Me All Night Long" is my favorite AC/DC video as it is the one in which Brian Johnson stars, and then there's Corrine Russell. But I used to love watching this video on "Headbangers Ball" 30 years ago! Wait, 30 years ago? That can't be right.

[@johnny.V03]

Big Balls Lamo

[@darthnemesis21]

Yeah I love this album front to back but as far as there not being a worst album I’ve got four words for you. “Blow Up Your Video”.LOL!

[@outdoorking69]

A true fan would love this album

[@Lizrd46]

@@outdoorking69 Exactly! Thank you

[@timcyntensen2166]

If you look closely, Malcolm is actually playing most of the song with a broken string. Amazing to watch these brothers at work.

[@BladeTheSuperior]

I have heard every acdc song that is on spotify and I have never heard a bad acdc song. That's over 200 epic songs to rock out to. For acdc we salute you.

[@Danimal77]

Flick of the Switch was the Let There Be Rock of the 1980's, raw and energetic! It's a criminally underrated album and the last album that has Brian's voice still in tact. By the end of the Flick of the Switch tour in September 1984 his voice was SHOT.

[@lancedixon8417]

Saw in 83...you are correct...you can hear it in fly...last great acdc album imo

[@MrBmxtom123]

Why is every AC/DC song so fucking good like every one

[@katefoxyprice3604]

This album and song are underrated.

[@dougjm7335]

SexyAlpha Wolf Kate so is fly on the wall album

[@katefoxyprice3604]

Dougjm I agree with that also.

[@r1o2s3i4e5]

My favorite Brian Johnson album!!

[@wiley666]

Besides Back in Black, their best album by far with Johnson....I may say it’s even better than Back in Black.

[@stuwhiteman3810]

Love this album,...one of their best! And Landslide gets me every time, almost jumping through the roof lol!

[@junglejoecvideogates9705]

I saw them on that tour 1983, it was awesome

[@mtbiker4life918]

Since Malcolm's passing you and hear just how powerful he made the rhythm. Big difference. They never sounded the same since.

[@phitownhustler4802]

I still like this album the most of the Johnson era. Raw and live sounding and Johnsons voice was at its peak

[@akiwayneukonmaanahoa1590]

If I remember correctly acdcproduced this album on their own. Very underrated album. Rocks harder than a lot of Mutt Lange produced stuff.

[@MetalMayhem1978]

Such an underrated album. This and Fly on the wall fucking rock hard! Great albums ! They don’t get the recognition they deserve!

[@straingedays]

Loved Fly on the Wall, got it on VHS before buying the cassette. It was so unique, I drew that fly on all my stuff, from school bags, folders, and art projects.

[@arturoalmazan5262]

Brian Johnson sings his ass off on this album. so underrated. its heavy and rocks. Flick of the switch is one of their best

[@matthewbryson2349]

Same with Fly on the Wall.

[@afmartin2734]

@@matthewbryson2349 Production on that album is horrible.

[@Shadowman4710]

@@afmartin2734 I'd argue it's even worse on "Blow Up Your Video."

[@michaelolz]

Dear Lord, the power in those vocals!

[@johnydee5843]

I had the feeling after black and black and get a massive tour and then had to follow it up with another album. By the time they got to. For those about to rock, his voice was hammered. Didn't sound anywere near the same on for those about to rock compared to back in black. So I think I rested up f***** mutt lang off. And here was the result.He's voice back to full power

[@bustedup]

Malcolm’s so fucking badass he broke a string during a playback 👊

[@cathleenmore9151]

I was fortunate to grow up in the era with ACDC Truly amazing band when instruments were actually played!

[@markwilder3456]

One of Angus's best guitar riffs!!! Right behind Squealer. Rocking song!!!!

[@ACDZ123]

Fixed her good 👍

[@tomwaldo9556]

1983 was a really good year for metal.

[@nessieland]

Malcom broke a string and kept on rocking!!! Long live ACDC!!

[@daves4645]

Nothing against Malcolm but it's easy to keep rocking when you're miming to a pre-recorded track.

[@SamuelParish]

BEST BAND EVER!!!!!

[@markonyrhinen8175]

True... Forever!!

[@robpicco7531]

Rlaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ÀaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaà Aaaaaaaaaaa Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa Aaaaaaaaààaaaaaaqwaaaaa

[@robpicco7531]

I

[@Guizeira80]

True 🔥🙌

[@mathesonize]

Only a fact that

[@aaronwilson5978]

One of the only few bands to never release a bad song

[@markonyrhinen8175]

Agree!!

[@shippybs]

Danger.

[@happyflowytb2832]

90% of fly on the wall

[@coyleigh]

Bullshit. Thunderstruck and Money Talks suck so bad. Personally I don't like any Ac/Dc songs/albums after Who made Who.

[@Jeb4100]

@@happyflowytb2832 no

[@hotcat829]

Just when I think I have heard the best AC/DC song....I hear yet another.....💖 it

[@bluesrocker79]

AC/DC never changed. But Radio did. And that's why some,including me,never heard some of their best songs from the 80's.

[@Jim-gm9vj]

Brian’s vocals are so good….damn

[@Howdy321]

OMG, Angus is a Rock God !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Someday he will get the recognition he deserves for being the Best Rock Guitarist Ever!!!!!!!!!

[@dirkhorstmann6624]

AC/DC at its purest🤘

[@msytmc]

Title track and album are so fucking awesome! Very underrated and appreciated album. Footage is from rehearsals for the tour, and the song is the studio version.

[@MarvelDcImage]

+Michael D Agreed - underrated but this is one of my all time faves.

[@TARider2]

where this video was shot was actually where they recorded the album as well.

[@msytmc]

TARider2 How do you know and where would that be? I think you may be wrong.

[@TARider2]

apparently i am wrong. I thought i had read that somewhere but I guess not.

[@johnclaytoncole7884]

I totally agree. I love this song and album

[@chrisbsonic]

wtf is wrong with the people who think this album and song aren't amazing? I love it!

[@PSYCHOLOGYZOOM]

+Chris B Sonic AXL DC SUCKS!!! It was over for AC DC when Bon died.

[@melissas9829]

They continued because it's what Bon would of wanted

[@PSYCHOLOGYZOOM]

Horrorguy4.5gaming LIMP WRIST??

[@PSYCHOLOGYZOOM]

Horrorguy4.5gaming You like gay bands??

[@melissas9829]

If u don't like acdc u need to go to the dr

[@davidtooke5964]

I love how they are miming or playing along to the studio track and Malcolm breaks a string at some point after 1:36. Because Malcolm always plays hard. To quote him: “Don’t just tickle it, hit the bugger!”

[@davidwilliams8465]

Malcolm made some great riffs, but this is among my favorites. His rhythm guitar part in this song had a hell of a groove.

[@LocoDirewolf]

Best album of the Brian Johnson era.

[@anabidingdude8079]

Malcolm's playing is so powerful he pops a string miming to a recording of their song! Gotta love this band.

[@adde19-b3y]

What a great song, it is impossible to sit still...this is Rock n Roll

[@Nau4aa]

fuking great song! as the whole album! filled with amazing riffs, and superb vocals and lyrics by Brian!

[@jennyhatt4952]

Huk_it FTATR is a great song what are you talkin about? -_-

[@mickjagr3538]

I was in Jr..High School when this came out...around 1983.... This album fuckn rocked....never got the credit it deserved...m.o...

[@dennisfitzgerald9434]

Never gets old! Who's Rockin this Loud in 2022 still?

[@sambenefield6868]

Absolutely brilliant in its simplicity and no frills. Jeans and t-shirt and a few beers yet more raw power than any.

[@aaronsauer6628]

Brians vocals are perfect

[@Squishy_Seal]

Idk why people say that this is one of their worst albums, nothing of AC/DC can be bad, honestly!

[@kenbarr7069]

Forever Angus Young I agree with you my friend!🎸 AC⚡️DC is the best , kick ass group this world will ever see!

[@mikehamilton646]

Worst album for me was ballbreaker musically but i'm starting to hate back in black cause its been overplayed waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many times, flick of the switch, fly on the wall, and blow up your video is the eras of acdc i'm currently at

[@timothya.olmeda7299]

mike hamilton All of the bands albums were good. For me, the Bon Scott years can never be matched. They were on fire from the get go until Bon's untimely death. The Brian Johnson years for me are from 1980 to 88, from back in black to blow up your video, and all the albums in between are what made that era of the band come close to the Bon era, but not quite. I enjoyed Ballbreaker more than Razors edge, and the rest were just ok. Although the razors edge tour and the Ballbreaker tour were both phenomenal. It's been that long since I've seen the band, in which I've seen them on every tour since For those about to rock, minus Flick of the switch.

[@garbage5318]

@@mikehamilton646 there is no such thing as overplaying acdc

[@samgag94]

Malcom breaking a string at 2:34 and playing like nothing happened is iconic!

[@thomasmackey9300]

Rock and roll doesn't get any better than this. Creatures will be listening to this 100 years in the future. Passed the 40 year test with ease !!!!

[@jerryparker5994]

Never heard a bad AC/DC song or album

[@markonyrhinen8175]

There is none!

[@Bb-pw1zi]

Just everything after 1991.

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

High Voltage is the weakest of the albums. ACDC was still warming up with their sound here and perfecting it throughout some of the songs there.

[@DaPoopIsInDaPudding]

@@germanenglishengineer2054 high voltage is bad as fuck. Meaning it’s kick ass of course.

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding TNT and Long Way to the Top yes. For me, the weak songs were Can I sit next to You Girl. Thank God they dropped Dave Evans or otherwise that they wouldn't be kickass. Live Wire, Big Balls, She got the Jack were okay.

[@mccartneyriddle8154]

flick of the swich is one of acdc's most underrated albums. if you do buy the album make sure to listen to tracks 6 and 7, guns for hire and deep in the hole. they are great and easy to listen to.

[@PFB1994]

I was going to post the same thing. This album is very, very underrated. Obviously all the Bon stuff is legendary, as are Back In Black and For Those About to Rock. The albums after this were a little more well-known, at least through videos. And of course Razor's Edge brought 2 of their biggest songs. But this album is really, really excellent. Rising Power and House Is On Fire, in addition to the tracks you mention.

[@ckieffer67]

dude,its one of my top 5 from AC/DC,love that album

[@mestrePaulo22]

Nervous Shakedown is also an amazing song. One of my favorites of the band

[@cocktailzombie]

+McCartney Riddle Bedlem in Belgium also rocks

[@mestrePaulo22]

The whole álbum rocks. Rising Power is in my top 10

[@benlister9086]

Can't believe that there are people who think this album sucks. Its just awesome

[@brianbittermann9331]

Yea man all the songs on the album kick ass, those people have no taste in music

[@chriss2452]

It sucks in an awesome way

[@Panzergrim]

Envy the camera team making this video, being there with AC/DC live in studio at the peak of their time!!

[@TheVincent666]

Angus Young is the best hard-rock guitarist, frontman and songwriter

[@AkkayHT228]

@Dale Watkins the year both the best!!

[@petrhavlicek393]

AC/DC is best band in the world !!!

[@secretsquirrel420]

Flick of the switch has always been my favorite sound,, that slowed dawn, darker tone!

[@justinsoutherland325]

Best rock and roll band in the world

[@prof.JavierHaedo]

Angus knew how to make a SG get anger...this solo is like a maniac locked in a cell.

[@louiscsanko3673]

Malcolm"s importance, just can't be mentioned enough!!!! ( RIP) 🙏☝️🎸

[@terryweir8352]

Awesome song!! 😀 😀 Awesome album too, love Bedlam in Belgium, Guns for Hire, Badlands, and the title track, Flick of the Switch!! 😀 😀 Long Live AC /DC!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 RIP Malcolm Young 1953 - 2017 RIP Bon Scott 1946 - 1980 🙏🙏🙏

[@cottjeff]

Favorite AC/ DC album just kicks so much ass

[@bluesrocker79]

I envy you. I didn't hear anything from this album on the radio in the 80's.

[@daves4645]

@@bluesrocker79 I remember hearing Guns For Hire on my local rock station out of Orlando FL when this album was first released. Other than that....nada.

[@MetalHeart8787]

Even during rehearsal Angus Gives it all he's Got. I Love Flick of the switch also.

[@davidcasey7261]

To me flick of the switch is one of there best it's raw and uncut from beginning to end

[@dimebagjg7012]

Got this album when I was 12 or 13 . Absolutely blew my mind! Still does to this day

[@RedElephantStampede]

Malcolm's broken string, now that's rock n roll.

[@williamthompson8770]

+RedElephantStampede hahaha...thought I was the only one noticing that.

[@mattf5855]

+Britons137 these are the rehersals for the tour

[@melissas9829]

Yah

[@ThatsBadTV]

I read somewhere they filmed this after a show , they didn't want to film it lol

[@racaillou9885]

Now malcolm play whit bon in the heaven :,)

[@sickagain7541]

CLASS OF ROCKIN 84 HERE. AND YES THIS TAKES ME BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES . BON FIRE'S AND HOUSE PARTIES!!. ROCK ON GEN XERS FOREVER!!!.

[@kevinschwartz2367]

My Personal Favorite Album...Flick of the Switch came after BIB and FTATR and just hit me in the sweet spot...got other favorites but we are talking Flick of the Switch....

[@scottwindsor2492]

RIP Malcolm Young

[@zakur0hako]

Flick Of The Switch had an amazing dry sound with no bullshit reverb. Totally opposite of what came after it

[@daves4645]

Fly On The Wall had more reverb than most surf guitar tracks from the 60s.

[@stevendankewitz7830]

I agree 100%

[@louiscsanko3673]

AC/DC IS THE DEFINITION OF " HARD FUKING ROCK".🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@hiseminencetheholymacdiarmada]

2:35 you see Malcolm has a broken string. I have a Gretsch just like what he is playing here and I have the same gauge strings he used, they’re very heavy, 13 - 56, so to break one, it’s really takes some beating on. Wow.

[@shanecochran1969]

One of, or if not one of their most underrated albums....

[@JCStorm76]

Their most underrated album hands down

[@danhughes6332]

This album and fly on the wall@@JCStorm76

[@mainoffenders4662]

Pure unadulterated ROCK that can't be matched by any other band!

[@brincolinesgatopiolin4586]

I miss Malcom's Riffs a lot. Oh My God what a Hard Rock Band was AC/DC with him. Rest in Peace.

[@bombadilian]

Bit of trivia for those who might not know...Simon Wright is on the drums in this video, but Phil Rudd played on the album. He was fired just after the recording sessions IIRC.

[@JohnJones-hq1ul]

NOBODY! NOOOBODY! EVER HAS OR EVER WILL ROCK AS HARD AS AC DC! PERIOD!

[@LocoDirewolf]

I think that this is their best album from the Johnson era. It's filled with the raw energy that the Bon era albums had, which most of the Johnson era albums lacked. The Johnson era seemed polished and commercial, even Back in Black. Flick of the Switch was a tour de force of raw, energetic rock and roll. I don't know why it's so under appreciated.

[@sellisti]

My thoughts exactly. This album has such a badass mean attitude and aggressive overall sound that it gives you the chills! And Brian sounds better than ever. Amazing album!

[@GrayWoIf]

It's my favorite Brian album I recently found it that it didn't sell as well as previous albums and was considered a disappointment. I really don't understand why it's as AC/DC as you can get.

[@aradiobox]

I believe a lot of this has to do with the fact that Flick of the Switch was self-produced. No Mutt Lange.

[@fridayat5band]

+GrayWoIf Plus after Back In Black selling 10,000,000, selling 3,000,000 would be considered a failure. My favorite ACDC album. Highly underrated.

[@PittsburghMarky]

Why is it underappreciated? Because Bon fans won't give Brian his due. That's why. Sad.

[@leechilds3725]

Their heaviest album !

[@ACDZ123]

Let there be rock

[@conailrutherford6688]

Flick of the Switch, Fly on the Wall, Stiff Upper Lip and Powerage are the the most underated albums of all time... period.

[@Howdy321]

Thanks Brian, for keeping this train on the tracks !!!

[@pattodd7784]

One of their more underrated albums. One of my favorites.

[@jeroenderidder5769]

Well there's a love gone down on mine Suicidal voltage line She send signals out of distress She devil she evil She's got you reelin' on a rockin' machine With a flick of the switch With a flick of the switch She'll blow you sky high With a flick of the switch With a flick of the switch She can satisfy She's gonna blow you all sky high Flash the eye electrify A power force you should feel She devil she evil She's get you screamin' on a lightnin' machine With a flick of the switch Flick of the switch She'll blow you sky high With a flick of the switch Flick of the switch She can satisfy Give you pain Blow your brains Flick the switch Flick the switch With a flick of the switch she'll blow you sky high With a flick of the switch she can satisfy With a flick of the switch gonna burn you down With a flick of the switch raise to the ground With a flick of the switch With a flick of the switch With a flick of the switch she gonna give you pain With a flick of the switch she gonna blow your brain Blow your brain She gonna put the light out on You

[@fredricksoncausey9772]

Malcolm and Angus..the greatest guitar duo in history..hands down

[@kevinhisee4265]

This is what rock and roll is all about

[@donaldmerriweather8718]

This and Blow Up Your Video are my favorite 80s AC/DC albums. . Rock & Roll ..

[@tlmorris6399]

Such an unappreciated album

[@peterhoare3219]

Yep

[@Shadowman4710]

It's Brian's great unsung masterpiece.

[@user-lc1xs5pf5k]

AC/DC songs are all the same. It brews really well.

[@fabrice9584]

You can really feel physically the energy of this song from the Start till the end

[@monickalynn4365]

Such an underrated album! This rocks!

[@stireazilei8510]

37 years since the release of this album

[@odudi]

This was such an underated album, so many great in your face rocking songs. I think 1 reason it was so overlooked was the time period. You had Mtv, spandex, makeup, big hair, flash and cash music that AC/DC wasn't a part of. I rate it a very close second to BIB.