AC/DC - Live at Caste Donington, England, August 17, 1991 (Full concert - HD 50fps)

AC/DC performing live at Castle Donington, Donington, England, on Saturday, August 17, 1991, during the Monsters of Rock Festival leg of The Razor's Edge Tour.
Live at Donington is the DVD recording of the Australian rock band AC/DC‘s show at Donington Park on 17 August 1991, and it was the band's third Monsters of Rock festival. The two-hour show was performed before 72,500 spectators and included real cannons, the Hells Bell, an inflatable Rosie and an inflatable Angus. It was filmed in 35 mm Panavision and had 26 cameras that included one situated inside a helicopter.
Improved quality, best on KZbin, 50 fps conversion full version, VHS, Blu-Ray (DVD), Backtracks and Live album audio. Will go through every song explaining.
Setlist:
1 - Thunderstruck [1:10] (Great performance, full intro from live album and song from VHS, since is the version with least overdubs)
2 - Shoot to Thrill [6:37](VHS audio, with fewer overdubs than DVD, added the DVD Brian screams and claps during the breakdown)
3 - Back in Black [11:57] (Full intro from Live album, and VHS song with overdubs only in th chorus)
4 - Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be [16:20] (VHS version, fewer overdubs)
5 - Heatseeker [20:40] (DVD version, no overdubs, with background crowd, like on every following tracks that is from the DVD, since they deleted crowd for some reason, do not like it, doesn't feel live, VHS had overdubs)
6 - Fire Your Guns [24:12] (Live album full intro, VHS version, original solo)
7 - Jailbreak [27:38] (DVD version, no overdubs, VHS had overdubs)
8 - The Jack [47:18] (VHS audio, no overdubs)
9 - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap [53:28] (Full intro from Backtracks, few to no overdubs)
10 - Moneytalks [58:16] (VHS version, a few overdubs)
11 - Hells Bells [1:02:22](DVD song, VHS intro and outro, since DVD version the Bell sound was deleted)
12 - High Voltage [1:08:17] (DVD version, no overdubs, with original "C'mon' after first chorus)
13 - Whole Lotta Rosie [1:17:27] (DVD version, no overdubs, VHS had overdubs)
14 - You Shook Me All Night Long [1:22:02] (VHS, overdubs only on chorus, making it very enjoyable to listen to Brian's original voice)
15 - T.N.T. [1:25:37] (VHS audio, a few overdubs)
16 - Let There Be Rock [1:29:02] (VHS audio, no overdubs)
Encore:
17 - Highway to Hell [1:46:23] (VHS audio, no overdubs)
18 - For Those About to Rock [1:50:42] (We Salute You) (DVD version, no overdubs, VHS had overdubs)
Recorded Donington Park, 17 August 1991
Band:
Brian Johnson - lead vocals
Angus Young - lead guitar, backing vocals on "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" and "T.N.T."
Malcolm Young - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Cliff Williams - bass guitar, backing vocals
Chris Slade - drums, percussion
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[@KyleTheGuitarGuy]

1 - Thunderstruck (VHS was the right choice) 2 - Shoot To Thrill (Perfect mix with the Brian breakdown bit) 3 - Back In Black (Technically, the guitar tones you hear in the chorus are the original guitar tone and the main riff is overdub. You can hear it in STT as well. The intro has the original tone and then switches to the overdub) 4 - HAABPTB (VHS right choice) 5 - Heatseeker (Angus's rhythm track is overdubbed for the intro and switches over after Brian says "Here we go" to raw audio the rest of the time. Everything else is raw audio) 6 - Fire Your Guns (perfect needs no explanation. If only Brians voice wasn't overdubbed after the 2nd verse) 7 - Jailbreak (The DVD version actually has an overdubbed solo before the breakdown and the VHS version has the original. Also Mal is overdubbed for a lot of this track too, like the intro and some of the breakdown) 8 - The Jack (right choice) 9 - Dirty Deeds (Backtracks is the right choice, but like most of Donington Angus's rhythm track is an overdub) 10 - Moneytalks (DVD and VHS have same audio basically except DVD has a snip of Angus's raw audio during the last 10 seconds so technically DVD would have been a better choice) 11 - Hells Bells (Perfect although the entire 2nd verse is overdubbed on Brian) 12 - High Voltage (Brian singing "High" during the breakdown is overdubbed on DVD version on the last few of each time he goes through it, everything else is raw audio on that one. VHS has the raw "High"s so a mix of the 2 would be 100% raw audio) 13 - WLR (DVD version has the overdubbed breakdown solo, VHS is raw. If you can get the Rock Band Multitracks it has the raw audio for everything except the overdubbed breakdown. I actually did my own mix of this for a 100% raw audio version) 14 - YSMANL (VHS is the right choice. The intro and solos are the only point you actually hear the raw guitar audio for both Mal and Angus) 15 - TNT (VHS has the original backing vocals for the Oi's) 16 - LTBR (DVD audio is actually 100% raw audio for all sources, so would have been the better choice, minus they cut out just a bit of the breakdown before Angus gets up on the riser) 17 - HTH (DVD audio is again 100% raw audio, so would have been the better choice) 18 - FTATR (DVD audio is again 100% raw audio. They should have doctored up the Cannon shots to be beefier. Like in the Rock Band Multitracks or on No Bull) I really don't know why they couldn't just do the whole show with the Raw audio. Even at the worst and the mess ups, it's fantastic. I pray that one day in the future someone can dig through the vaults and give us the complete just raw audio of this show like it should be.

[@acdcportugal]

Hey, thanks for the comment. Good to see the analysis of someone that has a bit of knowledge about the concert. In this video, I prioritised the raw vocals (Brian), and the crowd noise that's why I chose vhs on most of the tracks. In addition the guitar overdubs are harder to notice, that's why I ignored some small overdubs, I think it wasn't worth the time ending very small parts of songs. Anyway, great concert overall. Ill pin this comment so everyone can have a little bit more info about the overdubs.

[@KyleTheGuitarGuy]

@@acdcportugal Hey no problem man! It's crazy you've been able to get all these high quality sources for so many different concerts. And on top of that being able to upscale and increase the framerate. Literally crazy. If you aren't careful people are going to start thinking you're a miracle worker and demand the impossible XD Donington in particular was what got me into AC/DC. Crazy to say it was 20 years ago when I was like 4-5 years old watching the VHS jamming along on a plastic guitar. The amount of hours of research I put into figuring out what the hell was actual raw audio and overdub is too high to count. I've thought about putting together a video to highlight some audio clips that show the difference between the raw audio and overdubs. It's one of those things (at least for me) is once I hear it, I can't Un-hear it. I even tracked down and hunted what Gear they were using during that tour for Amps, Cabs, microphones on the cabinets on stage. One day when the stars align I'm gonna buy the pre amp and power amp (it's all Mesa Boogie gear) and I have some IRs of the proper cabs and microphones and I'm gonna attempt to recreate the tone without any sort of tone matching software.

[@MrStubemokka]

The different Guitars of Back in Black you can hear it also on the live 92 cd

[@dupersuper6516]

@@KyleTheGuitarGuy You said DVD is raw on HWTH but that little laugh he does at the end is dubbed in...but maybe you're not counting that

[@bigtoebundy3828]

TBH....as someone who attended this festival.... DC were awesome...the sound...and vocals spot on.....same was for THE BLACK CROWES ..QUEENSRYCE..MOTLEY CRUE and METALLICA..... but I agree they should of just added the original audio....maybe too much crowd interference on it ..idk

[@duskhunter3803]

It’s corny I know, but I was there. I’m 50 now. I watch this video every now and then to remind me of the good times…Man! Do I Love ACDC…

[@caprise-music6722]

You lucky duck! That’s amazing! Been a fan for 31 years since I was 6. I can only hope they go on tour again this year and come somewhere close to me in Europe, so I can finally see them live. Then I can die happy

[@duskhunter3803]

Do everything you can to see them, friend… there is no finer sight! My biggest concert regret was missing DiamondHead supporting Megadeth at Milton Keynes…I would give anything to go back in time to be there….

[@captainbongwater8469]

@@duskhunter3803well shit I wanna be corny too!

[@duskhunter3803]

And I now have tickets to see them this year at Wembley!!!

[@captainbongwater8469]

@@duskhunter3803 that’s awesome

[@SteveAJonesEntertainment]

This band struck gold for a second time when they found Brian Johnson.

[@stihlextreme9357]

They were very fortunate for sure! Same as journey when they found a replacement for Steve Perry.. Just iconic voices within rock and roll..

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

And the story, how they met, is so freakin' crazy _(best on Howard Stern)_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ22Zp2Xoq-lmpo

[@NancyGonzalez-iz9ih]

Fuck yes they did

[@juanjvillarreal]

been looking for this comment!!! he is money!

[@kakusei3672]

​@@stihlextreme9357 strongly disagree with the replacement of Steve Perry.

[@wyattjohnson6529]

I am 23 years old, as someone who was born after this generation. I whole heartedly would do anything to be be born being able to experience this time of the world, times where so much simpler, music brought the world together. It’s an honor to be able to listen to it today, but man you mfs are lucky to see this shit live. I’d Fr cry

[@Kriegsbeil5577]

Look at fans today at concerts. They just stand there. Look at the absolute MAELSTROM and CHAOS of these batshit crazy fans. They put more effort into enjoying themselves at an ACDC concert than an Olympic Marathon runner does when competing for a medal!

[@quintonsmith1464]

I was born in 95 and grew up around my dad and his friends we would watch this on vhs all the time. I caught a tail end glimpse of the end of an amazing era I would not even know about until later. But man if I could have lived my 20s out in the 90s life would have been so much simpler

[@chrisdixon6259]

I was there and I thank you for this comment

[@tammy8855]

Yes I saw them 1979 2 months before Bon Scott died Than again in 1981 With Brian Johnson A local group called MAYHEM Rocked the “ Silver Bullett” bar In East Hampton CT ACDC cover ! 80’s baby Craziest >best decade to be in my 20’s Amazing to be me: then🤓 I am greatful

[@kd5inm]

Lots of good music back in the 70's 80's and 90's

[@polkhigh3333]

ACDC, the only band that wears its fans out at every concert.

[@TimothyNeu1986]

The days of rock concerts before smartphones. Oh how we lived in the moment back then.

[@canaridissident7309]

True nostalgia !

[@CinHalCedHerChance]

9:40 sums it up lol

[@andymorris5034]

A friend of mine couldnt go and offered me his ticket for £10 including coach travel. I bought it not knowing what I was in for. Black Crowes, Queensrych, Motley Crue, Metallica and then this....AC/DC. It was the first gig i ever went to, needless to say I was blown away. What an amazing gig. I came here to remember and try and spot myself :)

[@JohnHarris-ri4ev]

I am very jealous .. you sir are a lucky man

[@rob-robi]

Very awesome

[@benjiroberts4434]

Said friend is still kicking himself and saying "what was I thinking..."

[@aemagne]

It was amazing, an epic concert, congratulations!

[@js1132000]

Hell of a story mate!

[@patrickboylan5441]

I was there - 30 years ago tonight. lmmortal. Watching the whole thing one more time. Just wonderful.

[@prolific4832]

I'm 19 and I found the highway to hell cd as an 8 yr old and my aunts boyfriend looked at me and told me that it was a powerful album that'll get you on your feet. Me and my 12 yr old cousin listened to highway to hell countless times. And I had no clue that I would click on this today man with it being August 17th. I bet it was truly great to see them including angus. Angus made me pick up a guitar and I never looked back since

[@patrickboylan5441]

@@prolific4832 Hey there - I started on Highway to Hell too. Then Let There Be Rock and Powerage>> Back in Black etc. Here's my playlist of the most vibey AC/DC shows I've discovered on youtube. Enjoy - and good luck with the guitar. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2exZqF_hNaZY80

[@suegeorge3145]

I'm jealous. Haha

[@Level-333]

Concerts aren’t like this anymore. The energy was insane back the.

[@octoacoplador]

Hola desde Argentina! El ingreso era gratis ? Habia tickets ? Toco alguna banda antes ? Gracias!

[@carlbigeasy]

None of us knew in 1991 but this was the pinnacle of a rock show, everything at the time seemed to be moving forward, life slipped by and without anybody noticing the West had reached its peak in everything!

[@Liverpool270]

Nailed it - this was the peak - the early 90’s …..

[@ivermektin6874]

@@Liverpool270 Was more of a feelgood factor after the cold war ended, there was a recession on the back of the coke fuelled 80s and it was well represented in the rise of Grunge.

[@rosbifle413]

The peak of the west was around 1830-1880 in terms of innovation.

[@mrgraham5521]

Great point!!!

[@Christopher_Hensley]

The West will rise again, once we kick out the jews.

[@mojesus680]

All those Beautiful Anglo Saxons 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@lifewiththomas]

how epic to see not a single mobilephone or smartphone

[@6deste]

Yer, exactly what I was thinking, great times.

[@nige99]

Shit world now innit

[@BuiltToPerfectionLLC]

Relax boomer 😂

[@philarendse5816]

Agree.. but awesome memories to re live over again... have great film of Tool..

[@rawkinj6609]

Chris Slade on drums is just what ACDC needs for these big shows, the power he brings to the songs, like he pushes these guys hard man! What a show!!! Heatseeker among others is a perfect example! Rock on good people!

[@kenouif]

100% He made this tour in my opinion. Legendary drumming.

[@cris7357]

Pra mim disparado melhor baterista da banda e por muitas vezes injustiçado

[@JoaoBatistaPereiraLobo]

Isso que era espetáculo

[@waltermiranda5548]

El mejor baterista d acdc..

[@barrydunn682]

As much as I like Phil "The Human Metronome" Rudd, I agree that Chris Slade fits the character of the band more than Phil. Chris bangs those skins like he's trying to crush them and the manic wild-man look fits the character of the band more than Phil with his scholarly look.

[@flavianosacca]

One of the best concerts in rock history

[@-RobGPT-]

One of the best in music history

[@BacillusM.]

Thanks Chris, we love you❤

[@CalumA59]

Every time I listen to AC/DC...so do my neighbours

[@jordonCTS]

You must have like minded neighbours

[@homersimpson8414]

Bricks through the window ...

[@jestermoon]

Take A Moment Enjoy 🎉 I've been shot 7:22

[@robbinaistrop5987]

Mine should know all the words. Can't listen to Angus unless it's wide open!

[@homersimpson8414]

You should send them a photo of the biggest rubber doll of all time (1:18:11 min.). ;-) So that they know what they have missed.

[@Ogchampayne]

Watching this brings tears to my eyes man , if only music concerts were still like this. Not a phone in sight just music and the people

[@MA-vd3ln]

💯

[@waxCelebration]

When I was at FFDP and In Flames show 2017 in Stockholm, I did not see many phones, just living in the fkin moment to the music and show

[@joschka420]

@@waxCelebrationi think we will see the most phones in pop music now, the heavier the music get, the less phones u can see at a concert

[@leokimvideo]

Scary aspect to this amazing concert is it's 32 years ago in 2023. It really makes you feel very old yet ACDC are timeless

[@stephenmystery8313]

I bought the tape for it as soon as it came out. These boys are the best thing to ever come out of Australia. Well, aside from those excellent dark side videos you never seem to do anymore.

[@nalgas5569]

Age is nothing but a number as long as the music never stops making you get goosebumps remembering these great shows everything is all good

[@percyveer2355]

if anything their argentinian concert was even better.

[@davenc8527]

Awesome comment. Where did 1991 go? Or 1978 for that matter.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

@@stephenmystery8313, what on earth are "dark side" videos? :/

[@stevethomas7670]

Chris Slade absolutely killed on this tour. Legendary.

[@robertozecchetto7574]

Cosa intendi x ucciso…? X me Chris è stato grandissimo avrebbe dovuto stare sempre col gruppo

[@robertozecchetto7574]

Che grinta Chris….. fantastico

[@JockeJohansson6360]

yes he was amazing! so dedicated, focused, mean looking machine!

[@PianoGesang]

@@robertozecchetto7574 L'inglese è una lingua molto figurativa e pittoresca e con Killing voleva dire che Chris suonava la batteria da morire o ammazzava davvero.

[@massipusci3602]

I was there wow 33 years have passed but this is undoubtedly the greatest ACDC concert I have ever seen!!!!!

[@Kriegsbeil5577]

What a performance this was. My God. Also, Chris Slade never gets enough praise. He was an absolute beast. Made playing look literally effortless.

[@nutrocker62]

I was ther 17 th aug 91, now today 17 aug 24, I am going today in Croke park Dublin with my 25 yr old daughter and 20 yr old son. Life is good A life to the sound of DC, not too shabby.

[@waynegretzky6044]

The pinnacle of rock and roll . Earth shattering performance

[@knockoutking7324]

Oh man I was there, LOVED the whole show, still have my ticket.

[@mrduck7460]

Was it one of the best concerts ever?

[@derekmunson3695]

Can I have your autograph?

[@dionst.michael5818]

I was right behind you.

[@MJ-ul9ge]

@@dionst.michael5818 and everybody believe you right?

[@dionst.michael5818]

@@MJ-ul9ge...when thousands wouldn’t. Lol. Cheers.

[@thunderdax6125]

Chris Slade is the reason why I'm a drummer. I saw this performance when I was young and I said: wow! He's crazy, he's possessed, I wanna play this way! So I bought a Pearl drum.

[@Despond]

He certainly made good use of the opportunity that was given to him by chance. Those are legit expressions of happiness.

[@danielsmith5262]

I played a gig after him in a tiny bar on the same kit

[@robbasso893]

Chris was/is a beast of a player. Being a drummer myself, listening to this on the LIVE album and then seeing this many times over the years, my jaw still drops at his precision and power..

[@martingerner3543]

Oh, common, there's no way to say that Phil Rudd is one of the best drummer of all time and the best drummer of ACCA/DACCA. Chris isn't bad, but nobody can beat Phil "the snake" Rudd.

[@mattdomasiewicz8474]

Chris' playing on LTBR is unbelievable. Doesn't miss a beat and keeps it so fuckin tiiiiggghhhttt

[@Despond]

Possibly the greatest hard rock concert ever filmed.

[@boigaming5861]

Yeah back then you could not see it on tv you have to go the concert

[@homersimpson8414]

Absolutely!

[@randyfemrite7525]

Agreed, I am from the same era, give Wolf Alice Live at TRNSMT 2020 a try if you are open...

[@randyfemrite7525]

2022

[@StudioDaVeed]

River Plate is better and Phil, properly, is on drums.

[@beano1eye]

I recall AC/DC playing in a small supermarket in Melbourne, Australia in September 1975 promoting their first album, Amazing when I look now and see what they became...The greatest rock'n'roll band in history!

[@jimmyfarley5581]

What makes this truly great is that the thousands of fans are just enjoying it. They're all sharing the moment together. Today the thousands of fans are holding up an iPhone and sharing on Facebook.

[@randycunningham7318]

Yeah watching ACDC airband to Thunderstruck

[@JARRE115]

One of the best concerts in history, I was there on this day. Wish I could go back in time.

[@Karm-in]

Can you find yourself in this video 😅😂. Where were their!!

[@brazendemon]

Wish i was there too.

[@Batwarkov]

I think it was him at 12:31.

[@Mobhitmusic]

And I would go back and then forward in time being 100% jealous of you!

[@brucewilliamson7638]

By any chance, did Saxon play at this show?

[@IliasSotiropoulos-ve7dr]

We will never see another group like ACDC in about a thousand years or maybe never again I'm just thankful to say that I was born in the right time and we had the best of music

[@AdrianCoard]

You know what is even worse….I’m a 62 yo male AND I MISSED THEM WHEN THEY WERE PLAYING IN THE 80’s!!! At least I found them now

[@milesfuller4111]

To not see a single cell phone screen in a crowd of that magnitude is one BEAUTIFUL thing!!!

[@Aroncsik]

Its 1991…

[@collmac1974]

Beautiful thing indeed, not a bloody mobile phone in sight lol 😂 feel so privileged to have witnessed this concert 🎵 long before the invention of the mobile phone, and every idiot feeling the urge to hold their mobile phone aloft, for the entire concert 🎵

[@RustyWells2]

The greatest rock and roll band that has ever been past present and future never again will you see the likes!🤘🏻

[@trev827]

I'm still mind blown to this day that Chris slade played those fast 16th notes on the hi hat for an entire 2 hour show that dude is inhuman.

[@dirtfarmer1088]

And he's also a human metronome. Phil Rudd was the same.

[@alanconnelly3921]

He was a beast on drums

[@InfamousB9]

@@alanconnelly3921 How many people were on this show?

[@jeff.72681]

@@InfamousB9 like 1.6 million

[@rockstar-5934]

@@jeff.72681 73,000 attendees. not 1.6 million

[@pl3317]

I really don't understand why fans don't rate Chris Slade higher. He really nails this concert - so much power - and that's really what makes AC/DC special.

[@vlastimilsvoboda7699]

Exactly, i say the same!

[@alanconnelly3921]

He was incredible

[@MYEVILTWIIN]

I know … he only made 1 album with them too and 2 tours the man’s an absolute beast on the drums, imo they should have given him the chance to record the last 2 albums but they stuck with Phil no fills 😂

[@BRILLSTEELMOTORSPORT]

THE HELL REJECTED HIM JUST TO BE THERE

[@stihlextreme9357]

Chris Slade usually drummed totally different stuff to this! And I agree! He totally nailed this gig!

[@lisweetie1556]

One of the best rock concerts of the past few decades. Bands were incredible, sound was amazing, crowd was huge, and everyone was well behaved. Truly the ideal festival. Notable mention: no people filming on their cell phones! LOL

[@CaptainRon1913]

There wasn't any cells phones back then. Other than Motorola Bricks that cost $3000 dollars, and service that cost $200 per month and 50cents a minute to talk.

[@brissiAU]

And not a phone in sight, everyone just enjoying this masterpiece.

[@CaptainRon1913]

There was no internet to speak of in 1991. Email & NNTP groups were just starting and normal people never heard of the "internet". The early cell phones like the Motorola DynaTAC 8800X "bricks" were just coming out and cost $3000 dollars.

[@Connapasko]

best live performance ever recorded, hands down

[@inkscopez6070]

bro you prob only listen to ac/dc you don't what youre talking abt

[@inkscopez6070]

@@pringles4312 sounds about right

[@BigDaddy115]

​@@inkscopez6070 take this L 🗣️

[@randycunningham7318]

Lol. Thunderstruck is lifted right off the album. Lipsync and air guitar.

[@-RobGPT-]

No it's not ​@@randycunningham7318

[@jordannufcfan]

The greatest live performance of all time

[@alanconnelly3921]

So good

[@homersimpson8414]

YES!

[@Pianofishdave]

One of the most epic performances in all of music history

[@nige99]

I used to think River Plate was the ultimate but this is the ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE

[@jao8199]

TIMESTAMPS 1- 1:33 Thunderstruck 2- 6:37 Shoot to Thrill 3- 11:58 Back in Black 4- 16:20 Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be 5- 20:37 Heatseeker 6- 24:14 Fire your Guns 7- 27:38 Jailbreak 8- 46:53 The Jack 9- 53:39 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 10- 58:17 Moneytalks 11- 1:02:15 Hells Bells 12- 1:08:17 High Voltage 13- 1:17:26 Whole Lotta Rosie 14- 1:22:00 You Shook me all Night Long 15- 1:25:35 T.N.T. 16- 1:28:58 Let There Be Rock 17- 1:46:24 Highway to Hell 18- 1:50:42 For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)

[@Theincrediblespud]

We need to get this added to the video description without track numbers, so the time stamps will appear on the playbar

[@demetriusswinney0]

Thanks

[@demetriusswinney0]

@@Theincrediblespud yes sir

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

@Jao👏👏👏👏 Thank you so much for taking the time. Now I can flick to The Jack to see if Angus is going to get his kit off!😉Then watch it from the start again!

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

Ahh he does it in Jailbreak. Such a funny bugger!! We must preserve him!

[@steppingrazor007]

The 90s are the best era. So glad I was part of it: no phone, just beer, sweat and headbanging!

[@michaelyolch79]

MALCOLM: Decades of just hardcore, straight-up, pounding, killer, perfect, non-stop rhythm guitar. And never once complained about his brother getting all the glory.

[@CaptainRon1913]

Malcolm wrote & composed most of the songs.

[@michaelhawkins92]

You can make an argument that Malcolm is the greatest rhythm guitarist in history

[@Moonwalker1075]

I'm 18 years old and from gen z and I love AC/DC, they are one of my most favorite bands ever and I love every member. I don't care what anyone from my generation says this is real music and I love it. May they rock on 🤘😝.

[@nunstersplace]

No you rock on and keep this music alive!

[@wiesawbecker8741]

Całość perfect

[@LillingtonFamily]

I’m 19 I was born at the wrong time 😔

[@44fterglow]

Fuck yeah!!!

[@DAN__170]

I am 17 too and I completely agree with you

[@ogrebattle22763]

If there was ever a band that could blow you away at a live show it was definitely AC/DC...

[@charlesrenniemacki]

Replace 'was' with 'is' - twice!!

[@Lommertj]

And queen

[@ogrebattle22763]

@@Lommertj 😆 lolololol.... 👍 yes.... most definitely Queen....

[@donkeydump63]

​@@ogrebattle22763 The vocals of Brian May and Roger Taylor notwithstanding, Queen was largely a one man show. Freddie Mercury was the main focal point at their concerts, and certainly for good reason. The other members didn't possess much charisma or presence onstage, while Freddie had it in spades. Not to mention that he was an exceptionally gifted vocalist. The rest of the band should've seen the writing on the wall long before Freddie died. Carrying on without him almost would've been like The E Street Band carrying on without Bruce Springsteen. Not quite, but almost. Uhhhh....I guess I'm saying you may be correct. But.....regardless of whether one felt blown away after seeing an AC/DC show, you'd be hard pressed to find another band that appears to have as much of a blast performing onstage than these guys.

[@ogrebattle22763]

@@donkeydump63 Your name fits you well ... that's about what I think of your comment...

[@Altiar253]

seriously what a fucking time to be alive.... the state of music today is just trash I'm so lucky to have lived through the 80's and 90's of music! So awesome!

[@BrianH20]

Preach! When rock music actually rocked.

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

And 70s.

[@Altiar253]

@@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712 I appreciate 70s rock! Wasn't alive then though

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

@@Altiar253 All good. Showing my age. I'm quite marinated. Angus isn't. Dunno what water is in that tea he's drinking. Fountain of youth water? 👍

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

@@Altiar253 I'm a 60s kid but started to learn and buy music in the 70s.

[@alexfierro5945]

The *best* version of Thunderstruck ever recorded; Period- During that concert ACDC's sound was at its peak. Still remember that day back in 1992 when I bought the double CD (still have it). Saw them in concert a few years later for the Ballbreaker tour. My life was never the same afterwards lol

[@davidsullivan8049]

If you wonder why some people are famous and others are not, here you go.

[@brian4019]

F-ing goosebumps on that intro. The strongest and most powerful rock band of all time.

[@olivierlanglet1932]

Don't know if it will give you the same goosebumps, but check the 2001 Rock in Rio Iron Maiden's live intro, it traumatized my teenagehood in the best way ever. Cheers.

[@brian4019]

@My Email Those are arguably better bands. But not as powerful.

[@Despond]

@@olivierlanglet1932 That's one of my favorite builds up and intro riff to a concert too.

[@alanconnelly3921]

They were all going nuts

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Led Zeppelin says hello. Bonham and Jones are the most powerful rhythm section ever. No over amped. Just powerful. The Who too.

[@winstonking5683]

No great props .... No overdressed attire ..... No great flash ..... Just pure unadulterated R&R ...... Many people go to major concerts in large venues to see a "Show" ..... No so with these guys ..... People pay to hear simple R&R and take in the energy that emits from this band ..... Nothing more nothing less 💯

[@nathanp8240]

But they do put on the show...the lighting, the inflatables, the bell, Angus running around all over the place in a school boy uniform. Saw Pearl Jam years ago in a big stadium...boring as fuck! It was like they brought their small pub set up to a 55,000 seat arena...

[@lauraalvear9573]

Increíble ♥️

[@sickinthebrain2966]

Just look how happy chris is, he is just constantly smiling. His energy and precision that day remains unmatched

[@alanconnelly3921]

He was having the time of his life

[@g.s.1722]

I know, feel bad for him , he pretty much got shat on by mal and Ang. As much as they’re legends they’re also pretty ruthless

[@comraderomania7988]

@@g.s.1722 how so? They kept him from 1989 to 1993-4 until Phil returned for Ballbreaker. If Angus and Mal shat on him, he wouldn`t have returned to replace Phil again in 2014....

[@kenouif]

@@comraderomania7988 They shat on him cause he did no wrong in the band - got rid of him due to Phil wanting to return to the band after their success with Razors Edge and this tour. In fact he improved their sound and muscial abilities to play aray of songs even in faster tempo. Let 's not forget his stage presence. Chris was so devestated by his axing, he didn't touch a drum stick for three years after that. And they only got him back for the Rock Or Bust tour cause he knew a lot of the songs and has the ability to learn songs quickly. Then after the tour, didn't even tell him to his face that he's out of the band again. Ruthless.

[@RS54321]

@@kenouif Wow, that's disgusting!!

[@Bawitdabadabangdadang]

Brian Johnson is amazing! Bon Scott is an absolute legend but Brian is up there! The man has an amazing presence!

[@aaronjschaefer]

Brian was way more powerful...

[@mr-wx3lv]

Kids of today, need to discover this music. There's nothing that rocks like these guys..

[@alanconnelly3921]

Today's music sucks these guys will always be legends

[@93gmc666]

Anybody that rips on acdc for putting out the same album 10 times I tell them yup, they only do one thing but they do it at the highest level. ACDC is the greatest hard rock band.

[@93gmc666]

@@alanconnelly3921 there's lots of good music, just have to dig.

[@single55]

@@93gmc666 they went to the same bank 10 times. It wasn't broke and they didn't have to fix it.

[@situationunchanged9733]

Don't worry, I know there's LOADS of kids that love this music as much as we do!

[@GuitarGrind]

When I discovered this concert in my teens I watched it thousands of times, it was life changing.

[@ryanhellenbrand6416]

same

[@GraysonErhard]

Same!

[@bernardoafonsovicente]

Same !

[@Vidrigsson]

Same. Me and my buddy watched every weekend on vhs

[@kenouif]

I have to agree with you. The Razors Edge album came out and then this on DVD. Totally changed my taste in music and loved Chrs Slade for his brilliant performance. He really took ACDC to another level in both live and in the studio!

[@poxofanxiety]

my dad was found dead today and he loved this band. thank you acdc.♡

[@nintony2994]

damn, rip and my condolences

[@Robert-i1b8f]

Condolence's

[@jeffreymorris4827]

Nice

[@switchbladeromance1466]

I'm in tears for you.. Rock n Roll forever ❤

[@Conqueror28g]

This is the best AC/DC footage ever !!!!! Rock on!!!

[@TorontoBarbell]

This version of Thunderstruck is absolutely incredible - no other comes close!

[@marcwhiskey]

One of the best all time live performances ever recorded by anyone. Epic energy, epic crowd, epic performance by the band.

[@alanconnelly3921]

AC DC will always be legends

[@markmorris9089]

I was there at Donnington that day. Loved it.

[@MrThepitcher47]

Te envidio

[@kevinb8527]

Oh man, so jealous! This could be one of the greatest concerts of all time.

[@wjazz1496]

My father was there too😊

[@markmorris9089]

It was a good line up that day. I think it didn't rain also which was good. It was amazing when AC/DC took to the stage. One of the best shows I've ever seen. Metallica were also great.

[@kevinb8527]

@@markmorris9089 Very cool!

[@RobertKetteringham]

ACDC is one of my favourite groups i am 81years old i watch this video every night i wish There was still playing today absolutely 💯 fantastic Good night iam going to bed 🛌 thanks ACDC ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kdonovan221]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Kilb-ill]

1:33:44 maybe Phil is a metronome, but the the infinite energy of Chris Slade is beyond me. He keeps everyone going, he's like an a-train. I love him!

[@jamiecramutola879]

I been a fan since 1980 I seen ACDC in 1986 and 1996 they are so good in concert you don't want it to end. I remember my ears were ringing for days. I went to alot of concerts in the 80s ACDC was the best.

[@licksnkicks1166]

This is without a doubt the best dammed ever rock n roll band ever. I am so lucky to have been born in the same time frame as them give or take. I have loved them since I was 13 and haven’t looked back. They inspired me to learn to play guitar and I am still playing in spades today. They have brought so much joy and happiness to my life. Thank you boys! FUCK THE WORLD AND COVID I HAVE ACDC!

[@psychdoc6287]

I agree. So glad to be alive when they are !!

[@phatheffer3439]

The way that Angus kept that complicated rhythm going from the get-go was glorious!

[@g.s.1722]

This was AC/DC at their utmost pinnacle. The VHS that changed everything. It was long awaited for them to headline this gig and you can see Angus feeding of the crowds amazing energy right from the start

[@karlmccarron3318]

It was their THIRD headline appearance at Donington.

[@vasilisladopoulos8718]

Have been listening to them for 35 years. Will go on for another 35 . Enjoying it like the first time. Just amazing endless rock. Simple as that

[@meanmachine4268]

Best damn live performance ever! Love it!

[@John-yg6qm]

I had the honor 2 be in that crowd seeing the best heavy rock show on earth. I'm blessed 🙌

[@rodwilliams4170]

I think I saw you there!! Wow what a coincidence!! I was third from the right, front row, back a bit.......no, a bit more......shuffle slightly forward....there i am!!! 😎

[@nikkit93]

The power of the music, the intensity of the boys, Angus losing his shirt just because he can.... What more could you ask for? So glad I finally found this absolute gem! Long live AC/DC!!!

[@Beeracuda922]

It's hard to believe, and very sad to realize, that this video is now 30 YEARS OLD!

[@russe19642]

Yep 27 then,thanks for reminding me :-)

[@stache297]

My dad was 17, my mum was 22, I was born 6 years after and my brother was born 14 years after then. Now my brother plays guitar, I play drums and mum would be proud of us boys 🥲😇

[@pipe5919]

@@stache297 thats a fantastic family dude!

[@bricemartin3]

and it surely didnt get old! ;-)

[@shanekent4896]

What I love most about ACDC. IS the engery..Brian and the gang..give their blood and guts to the fans..how Angus dance around and not do all the worlds snow tobkeep it up I dont know..rock on ACDC ROCK ON.

[@deronborghi5929]

That's amazing camera quality for 1991

[@stacypollock9289]

NEVER did two guitars compliment and work off the other like the Youngs. It truly took a lifetime and being brothers. Magic in a bottle.

[@paulpv7]

Kerry king & Jeff hanneman and Adrian smith & Dave Murray also pretty good duo's

[@stacypollock9289]

@@paulpv7 yes, probably lots of them in music. I just think there's been no one better. Like sometimes a mark of a really great, great, guitarist isn't how many notes he can play in a bar, or be a virtuoso, but rather when not to play and let the other guitar play. The Youngs accented one another, worked off one another, just knew what the other was thinking and where they were going. That's not just thousands of hours of playing together, that's beyond... musically, that's the same DNA.

[@artkunkle1862]

@@stacypollock9289 There isn't anyone better. You can feel the synergy between Ang/Mal. No one else compares even though there are other good duo's. This was a rhythm and lead duo and not a double lead like those other guys. The best ever r.i.p Mal!

[@SpiralIntoAVoid]

Definitely the perfect guitar duo there. You won’t get anyone like those two anymore

[@VictimaePaschaliLaudes]

Fantastic audience... 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, we reached another millennium (2000) and the good concerts and happy and free audiences are over. No phones, a paradise.

[@marklowe7431]

Gee they sound bloody good live. I don't know a lot about AC/DC but I can't understand how anyone can underrate Brian as a lead. He's a killer lead vocal.

[@vincegedeon6583]

Yea look at the Back In Black album he crushed the vocals on that album Awesome 🤘

[@Aiden-cp7kl]

Lots of Brian era albums are good. Back in Black, Flick of the Switch, Fly on the Wall, Blow Up Your Video, The Razors Edge, Stiff Upper Lip, Rock or Bust, Power Up.

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

I haven't read that...yet. If I ever did I'd rip into them and curse them to go deaf! They're not worthy. It bugs me enough that dicks compare Brian and Bon. Unnecessary and insulting to those of us that love both. Bon is in the music. He will always be with us. Now we've lost Mal too.

[@kingoflebanon1986]

@@Aiden-cp7kl all of them are pretty good, people complain cause his voice changed , of course it did he was getting in his 50s and 60s, no other rock singer can sing like him at that age

[@martingerner3543]

@@Aiden-cp7kl You forgot FTATR, Who Made Who and Black Ice.

[@avonsuns5847]

Fuck man. My dad and I used to watch this on DVD when I was a kid. I would do anything to go back to those times. Wish I was born early enough to actually be there live. Such a beautiful moment in history. Look at all the people gathered there for one cause: to have the time of their fucking life out there. I can feel the energy through the screen still!! Rock on 🤘

[@ChristopherBond-i5f]

Fuck Yeah!

[@ChristopherBond-i5f]

Damn bro, I’m here right now …. like worshipping at the altar

[@jessemcdermott7250]

Watched this dvd religiously as a teenager.

[@draiguk]

I was there! It was an absolutely incredible day, enjoyed all the bands. Well, except Crue, because we always ragged on them at the time, lol. Highlights for me were Queensryche, Metallica and of course AC/DC. The bottles of piss going up in the air during the Metallica set is something that has stayed with me in my memories for all these years. I was 18 at the time. I lost the AC/DC money over the years that was blown in the air, I did have two of them for a while with Angus face on them. I still have the T shirt from that day all these years later. Best gig I ever went to, hands down. Just an all around amazing time of my life, and this gig captures the spirit of those years for me in one go.

[@rob-robi]

I bought this dvd in the early 2000's, put it on among some local young friends including a 19 yr. old guitar player who was at that age where he thought he was cool with his music, nice guy too. When Angus started playing about 60 seconds in my young friend had a look on his face i'll never forget. He was absolutely mesmerized, he'd never seen or heard anything like it in his life

[@danielfarinotte5220]

Raw pure rock nroll The intro must be the dream of all rock guitarist on earth to start a concert.

[@Tinbopaloobop]

I was 1 years old when this gig was played. My dad came home with this DVD one day and I laughed at the date on it….how could a gig played in the 90’s be any good? We sat and watched it and the Ignorance was immediately drained from me with the Thunderstruck intro. I was blown away and they instantly became my favourite band on the planet. The wall of sound is just unbelievable.

[@michaelhawkins92]

Good parenting

[@deletebilderberg]

RIP Malcolm. An absolute machine.

[@alanconnelly3921]

Phoneminal guitar player

[@gabrielbenitez9460]

Amazing performance

[@robertbarrett3749]

RIP Freddie Mercury a far better performer than that entire band

[@brissylion7066]

@@robertbarrett3749 rip both but Ofc you had to be a dick about it

[@jordaneley727]

@@robertbarrett3749 don’t talk such shit

[@stevenbradshaw861]

The drummer during "let there be rock" was insane to keep that intensity through the whole song let alone the whole concert. My favourite ACDC concert of all time. Rock on!!!

[@alanconnelly3921]

Chris slade the drummer was a beast during this concert so good

[@Jackplumz]

I was at amotorbike race in le mans France a few years ago, they had an evening concert. Chirs slades band di a full set of covers of bands he has played with, mostly DC and had different singers, even for the Bon and Brian tracks, it was freaking awesome.

[@kirkpagels5785]

I was there. It was epic. The threat of thunderstorms only added to the electric atmosphere. Metallica won the day but AC DC sent everyone home in a good mood, what more can you ask.

[@NamathCB]

Angus is the greatest rock showman of all time. No one's close

[@smokingthereefer92]

He did learn from the best

[@frvddiie]

what about freddie mercury??

[@pancak3898]

Slash?

[@NamathCB]

@@pancak3898 never have seen him live, so can't say YAY or nay. Wasn't a big GNR fan back in the day but dug Audioslave a sheiton so yeah he could be in there. But Angus has been doing it forever and wouldn't doubt he'd STILL try to hop around the stage like a 20yo. :)

[@juho7271]

Well this is just not true. Many greater showmen, not many better guitarists.

[@eddyvandermeirsch]

This is one of the best live performances by AC/DC ever! Angus Young is a guitar legend and Brian Johnson has a voice of steel.The whole band is tight and in sync and they deliver a show that is unforgettable.

[@clsieczka]

My favorites, AC/DC and Jethro Tull. I understand, no comparison, being 68 years old give me a brake. But I love rock, and greatness. Both bands had great drummers as well. Chris Slade, you are beyond fantastic. Watching your face, your playing, you love what you. We are the beneficiary of it all. Thank you Chris, thank you AC/DC. Thank you KZbin. Sincerely, Chicago Chris

[@alanconnelly3921]

Bought this for my mom for mother's day she loved it

[@andrewmillner1447]

My sister and I both had a love for rock 'n’ roll music I remember when we both went to AC/DC concert in Cooma Australia in 1973 I was only 13 years old. There was only 100 people there but we danced around the hall like a couple of chooks.

[@bobbyrossfella3248]

Jeez. I wish I could go back in time if only to be right in the front row for this concert. Epic.

[@billywilliams5544]

You guys are The Best Rock Band i've ever seen! I was in Knoxville Tennessee the night of your Ball Breaker Tour. I took my best friend all expenses paid plus T-shirts for both of us. It was One of Two concerts I took him on that year, My son , for his graduation gift! For the Memories of good times of days gone by i thank you ALL with all that I am. I'd like to relive that night but My time will likely be over here soon. Time has it's way in the end, good or bad. Guys, keep rocking those Good time Memories and I'll be listening. Thanks for the ride, it's been Undescribable for me! Most sincerely, your fan from Tennessee, Billy Williams Tazewell Tennessee ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🤘🏼🎸🎵🎶🎸🎼🥁🎸🎶🎵🎼❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@HafeezBlackLeg]

Angus's Stamina man, he's been jumping back and forth non-stop for almost 2 hours straight.

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

He probably trains with the NFL.

[@kaikito2348]

He celebrated his birthday just a few days ago. Happy 178th Birthday, Angus!!

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

@@edgarcalderon5284 Don't be an arsehole. Angus doesn't drink and he certainly does not take any drugs. He likes his ciggies and that's it.

[@Tylerboyd2001]

@@edgarcalderon5284 he’s never done drugs actually.

[@freebee8221]

Rock'n roll keeps you young. (Especially if your name is young). Same with the guys from the Rolling stones. Their motto is "a Rolling Stone carries no moss". Keith richards is alive coz rock n roll keeps him young.

[@christopherwinkelmann5134]

I was 15 years old when Thunderstruck was released. I’m 47 years old now and it still hits as hard just as much as it did 32 years ago. I get goosebumps during the intro every time the song comes on.

[@jestermoon]

Same here, 64 and on it goes 11:00 🎉

[@Серый-д3ъ]

Когда я в первый раз услышал AC/DC мне было 14. Сейчас мне-49. Ничего не поменялось, я по прежнему, сошёл с ума...

[@jameswebbond3476]

Yo 16 todavía sigo más loco

[@HowardRoark5150]

What a bizarre feeling to be standing up there at the beginning of the show and seeing all those people… because of you. Holy shit.

[@texastank9413]

The best 1-2 band in the history of music. Straight up and in your face. No one has done it better.

[@anumanuva2431]

I don't think we actually know how good we had it.... This was Epic !

[@kazabushy]

I think the population of Australia is more than covered in this brilliant audience!

[@helltime6333]

Best AC/DC concert ever.

[@matthiasgrabka1255]

Best live act ever

[@EdisonRivas2011]

No se muy bien que dice pero el concierto de Buenos Aires del 2009 es mucho mejor. Vayan a verlo

[@jeysoncajina5583]

@@EdisonRivas2011 dice que es el mejor concierto de AC DC de todos

[@TADTAW]

1981 Capital Center, that was the best concert ever.

[@matthiasgrabka1255]

Amazing Show 🤟

[@michaelmueller2064]

Angus Young is one of the best guitarist ever

[@markkuheikkila2020]

Yes tha'ts right.

[@tomlohmier4824]

He is up there that is for sure.@@markkuheikkila2020

[@BassYakCam]

I love how Angus Young’s hat flys off at precisely the first “Thunder”, never to be seen again.

[@jeffrichter6338]

I’m just amazed that Angus had this much energy to do a two hour show. Every night.

[@seeekerman1342]

I've seen AC/DC Six times over a span of ten years, 1979 - 1989. They were the Best By Far in Concert!!! Angus is still alive, My Hats Off To You;-)

[@dirtfarmer1088]

My first ACDC show was in 92. Saw them many times, every show was killer. Their show in Canberra, Australia was the best energy I've ever seen on a stage.

[@antoniodias4228]

A piece of rock n roll history right there... if not the best of all time! The sound its just ridiculous! What a show! Best band ever!