AC/DC- Those About to Rock REACTION!!!!

[@nickicollis593]

Yes... Rip Malcolm young

[@souler4224]

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[@markspencer912]

I fucking love this. I grew up a hip-hop head. Went to war, developed PTSD and other issues AC/DC opened my eyes and I've since bought a guitar!

[@warhammer5690]

Semper Fi brother, keep your soul strong. Im glad you made it home. May you have many glorious sons that carry your name into Eternity!!!!

[@markspencer912]

robert shimek thank you brother

[@warhammer5690]

Always welcome:) If you ever need shit HMU. Ill answer. You may not like what I have to say, you may. SHit its all good. :) Check out the new Judas Priest, Lightning Strike. Bet youll love that shit and its relevant to warfighters with their own demons. SFMF> carry on.

[@Guiltless765]

My favorite rock band EVER..RIP Malcolm and don't forget the original singer Bon Scott.They are reunited in rock heaven.

[@PsychedelicFerret]

Malcolm and Bon weren't friends, they were simply band mates. The Young club was exclusive.

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Or Hell.

[@stellastarr69]

WOW!! Your reaction to my all time favorite band was just what I was hoping for. I'm SOOO glad you get it. They are the REAL DEAL!! For someone who had never seen or heard them, your description of them at the end was pinpoint perfect!! Just straight forward, hard driving, no bullshit rock n roll. PERIOD!! Thank You PinkMetalHead!! These guys are so down to earth and never cared about styles, trends, celebrity and the red carpet lifestyle. They are so genuine and that is a really rare thing in today's music world. They just stuck to their guns and did what they wanted by not changing with the times and being true to themselves, and not doing what the record companies wanted them to do. Over time people appreciated them for doing just that, even when the music media never thought much of them until much much later in their careers. That's why 45-50 year old mom's and dad's are taking their young kids to see this awesome band because they know there will never be nothing like AC/DC in their kids lifetime again. Back In Black is the 2nd highest selling album of all time behind Michael Jackson's Thriller for God's sake! The first time my older brother played them for me, I was blown away. The first time I saw them on TV was in 1978 on The Midnight Special playing "Sin City", I was blown away. The first time I saw them live in 1980 on the Back In Black Tour when I was 12, I was blown away and continued to get blown away the next 9 times I saw them live, the last 2 being in 2015 & '16's Rock Or Bust Tour. This band is what has made me happy for the last 40 of my 50 years. During good and bad times, and all times they have always made me happy with their music more than ANY other band ever has. To me, this is what a rock n roll band should sound like, and I knew it the first time I heard them. This is probably the end of the band. I always wondered as far back as 2000 or so how AC/DC might come to an end. The last 3 years have been tough on the them, especially with the recent passing of George and Malcolm Young. Who knows what the future holds for AC/DC, but whatever Angus decides for the band, it's been a hell of a run and I will support him no matter what. The only 4 things that have meant EVERYTHING to me in my lifetime are God, my family, my favorite sport of motocross racing and AC/DC. Thanks AC/DC for the soundtrack to my life and to ALL the members who have ever played in this band, God Bless You All!! "Let There Be Rock"

[@stellastarr69]

PinkMetalHead, PLEASE check out the first time I ever saw the band on TV as a ten year old by watching AC/DC "Sin City" Midnight Special with original singer Bon Scott. I think you will enjoy this as much as the For Those About To Rock video, especially Angus's never ending energy. A MUST SEE!!

[@erikminge7642]

Well stated brother, I discovered AC/DC in 1980 when I was 12, and they've been my favorite band as well. I've seen them about 9 times live - tremendous!

[@djentyman4002]

You’ll never see energy like that from any band ever. Trust me. No one compares to any degree. AC/DC for life!🤘

[@neils123]

Oh man, I missed this reaction when you first released it, but I'm so glad I came back and watched it. You are so spot on regarding AC/DC and their live performance. They were the first concert I ever went to (way back in '88!) and they just kicked all kinds of ass. Seen them a few times, and very few performances out of the dozens (hundreds?) I've seen since have come close to the energy and intensity of AC/DC live. They were, pardon the pun, electrifying. Malcolm Young was one of the greatest rhythm guitarists in the history of rock music; he will certainly be missed.

[@GrayNeko]

Great vid, Pink. You hit it right on the head, too. AC/DC doesn't need any of the frippery so many modern performers use. Five guys, two amazing guitars, one pulsating bass, one seriously planted drummer, and one guy with vocal chords made of razor blades. What's not to love about that? ^_~ Cheers! And yes, definitely check out some of Bonn Scott's work, it was awesome, too! RIP Malcolm Young!

[@S.Parrow]

AC/DC is definitely one of the most Epic live shows. Malcolm's brother Angus {Crazy Guitarist} runs around stomping, strutting, headbanging, climbing, jumping and otherwise being the greatest hype Man in Rock/Metal... WHILE playing some of the greatest speed riffs ever. I'd like to suggest some Early AC/DC 'Ride On' or 'T.N.T.' with their original singer Bon Scott who died in 1980. I'd like to think he greeted Malcolm as a brother on the other side.

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

LaCrossian and Dont Forget his Older brother George Young who Died a Month Earlier -An Amazing multi Talented Man look up his hIstory as Their Producer -Played Bass on 2 of their albums-Planned the band out Mainly with Malcolm in the early days He Played Guitar with the Great Band THE EASYBEATS in the 60s -Produced great Australian band like The ANGELS ROSE TATTOO and other acts rock and pop -Wrote Songs for others including The World wide Hit -LOVE IS IN THE AIR -Cheers from Sydney Australia The Home City of AC/DC

[@keithgraham8588]

No not T.N.T, such a basic ass song that everyone always suggests. If anything she should check out "Let There be Rock" or "JailBreak". These songs are more Bon Scott

[@mnconservative4616]

@@keithgraham8588 Girls got rhythm is another great song, along with the classic highway to hell

[@roymcdougall4296]

LaCrossian saw them in NASHVILLE SEVERAL TIMES BUT NEVER GOT TO SEE BON. HE WAS THE BEST NOT TAKING ANYTHING FROM BRIAN BUT BON WAS THE BEST

[@MegaAlan54321]

Saw AC/DC live on their Razor's Edge Monsters of Rock European Tour in Modena, Italy...The Black Crowes, Queensryche, Metallica, and AC/DC. For this song in particular, there were 21 cannons on the top of the stage. If you've seen the videos for AC/DC at the Donnington Fest, it was the same tour. Epic. And your comments about passing along this music to younger folks...I took my kid to see their Black Ice tour.

[@tylerconnell3709]

MegaAlan54321 the live album from that tour was my first AC/DC album. The first time I saw them was sept 2015 in Chicago and 5 months later, I was at Brian's last gig with AC/DC

[@ronhebert3027]

MegaAlan54321 I saw them on the same tour in Mainz, Germany and I have to say that the video she watched was pretty tame. Angus was running full speed across the huge stage and other crazy stuff while playing.

[@michaelcherne8139]

R.I.P. Malcolm. Saw the mighty AC/DC 7 times from 1983 thru 1991. My good friend Dave kleindel, told me to stand close to the cannons, haha, lost 10% of my hearing in my left ear...Well worth it... My suggestion is, if you ever do AC/DC you must have Bon Scott as well... "Let there be rock" and "it's a long way to the top if you want to Rock and Roll" is a good start. Keep up the awesome work. I turned 50 today, and could not be happier then to see the younger generation enjoying Metal as much as I and millions of teens did back in the 70's, 80's, 90's and current...

[@tylerrobinson8963]

R.I.P. Malcolm Young!!! Greatest Rock and Roll band of all time! Please do some more! Long Live the Thunder from Down Under!!!

[@ll7868]

My dad was a big fan of AC/DC in the 70s and it rubbed off on me. In 1984 I convinced him to get me a drum kit if I took lessons and learned 3 songs before my birthday, one of those songs was Rock N Roll Ain't Noise Pollution. I was also lucky enough to have seen AC/DC live 4 times, they always put 100% into every show. Thanks for the share. 🤘

[@dmusiclife5727]

My 1st rock cassette tape, yes cassette tape i got as a kid. Right on Pink Metalhead you just heard one of the all time great classic rock bands

[@chadinfinitum1411]

I still remember the day my older brother bought it when it came out (on cassette tape) in 1981. Awesome!

[@michaelchristopher3600]

I got it on vinyl for my 11th birthday....it was warped so we had to take it back to the record store. turns out the whole shipment was bad so i had to choose a different record. i got hall and oats private eyes instead......yeah.

[@dmusiclife5727]

ChAd Infinitum Awesome. Yep, I remember it like it was yesterday. Got it Xmas morning. Now that’s how you start a Xmas morning

[@dmusiclife5727]

michael christopher Dam!!!! Ah man.

[@chadillac602]

+Dylan Caldwell lol me too, Xmas. right when some extended family walked through the door C.O.D. came on

[@williamtauriello1581]

Ben an AC/DC fan for years. After losing lead singer Bon Scott, they came back with the Back In Black album with Brian Johnson on vocals and hit it out of the park! BTW, check out the EasyBeats from the 60’s. George Young, Angus and Malcolm’s older brother, was on lead guitar. RIP Malcolm Young. And Thank You. .

[@TrojanRabbit521]

This was the loudest concert I ever went to! Before they had limits. They started with the wall of sound and turned it up every song. By this song they had actual canons firing blanks the band as loud! My ears rang 3 days afterward. Omg amazing!

[@richardbeardall3810]

Thank you,Pink.Your reaction brought me to tears.AC/DC is my go-to band. I feel the same way as you.Every time, even to this day,l still get such an amazing feeling when l hear them.Their music will never get old.l actually used to date a black woman,but she's like you.She loves metal too.Keep up the good work.😀😀😀

[@dksweet1]

Love watching your sincere reaction! What you said is so true! Angus Young has inspired so many guitar players, and so did his brother Malcom, who was always the quite one. Malcom is said to be the best rhythm guitar player ever. Angus still rocking today at 64! Legends!

[@m1a1hm]

I saw AC/DC back in the day and it was one of the best concerts I have ever been to and I was lucky enough to meet Angus Young and he was a real down to earth kind a guy.

[@m1a1hm]

Thank you Pink and ROCK ON!!

[@threepeater]

I saw this tour in 1982, Reno Nevada...epic show, the Cannons, the Bell and great show, crowd! RIP Malcolm, and George Young

[@maradoona86]

Thank you PinkMetalHead for posting this! Have loved acdc since I was 10 back in 1980 living in Bethesda, MD. Hells Bells or Back in Black would come on the radio and their was no other song I’d ever hear with so much power and energy.

[@seapea7402]

I've wanted you to react to this so much and you did not disappoint. I LOVE 'For those about to rock', my favourite AC/DC song. Their on-stage energy is incredible and you should definitely check out some more. RIP Malcolm Young.

[@jimmygray4525]

Thank you so much for uploading and checking out For Those About To Rock by AC/DC, it's one of my favorites by the band. RIP Malcome Young.

[@MrTech226]

PMH, I love your reaction of Angus playing his guitar, doing his version of the Duck Walk and doing pull ups Speaker Stacks. He does have same energy as he did in that video at the age of 62.

[@adamprovo4423]

I LOVE the emotions that are brought out through your facial expressions while you watch these videos! You have true passion for music and everything that goes with it. Respect!

[@Cool7Songs]

Saw this tour in the early 80s at the LA Forum! ACDC is so tight and so energetic live -just phenomenal! RIP Malcolm.

[@tremoloman]

Loved your reaction! I felt the same way the first time I saw them live back when I was a kid. One of the most electrifying band you'll ever see live! I love seeing a beautiful woman such as you giving metal music a chance. Keep rocking on and love your channel! \m/

[@flash_997]

Thanks Pink. They're one if my favorite bands. Owe it to my late uncle. He gave me all his AC/DC albums records tapes everything. From then on i was hooked. Everytime i hear them i always think about him. Rock on girl

[@juliantorres8818]

Pay your Respect and Know your Roots! 🙏 R.I.P MALCOM YOUNG

[@ASKWITH100]

You are a great reviewer PinkMetalHead great job,love you.

[@tomlee02152]

PinkMetalhead, YOU are doing just that with your videos, in terms of keeping great music alive. I'm 51 years old and feel sorry for teenagers today because we were so blessed to have so many great artists in all genres of music. The excitement and joy that you felt remind me of how I felt hearing this song for the first time. Love your videos, and you are wicked awesome!

[@darkhelmetndefiance3836]

AC/DC is the Definition of Rock & Roll...There is a Gimmic The Gimmic is "Angus Young" And for his Brother "Malcolm" may you R.I.P.

[@paultingley9997]

Great band great song . This band started my love for rock/metal . So if u are ready to rock I salute you! R.I.P MALCOLM. Thank you for your reaction .

[@efakter1]

Pure rock n roll at its finest m. I know you’re loving Angus Young on that guitar. Dudes got energy for days!!

[@rickm1255]

What a great reaction! Thanks for passing this along to the next generation. There was a time when AC/DC were one of the hardest bands out there, now they're just considered 'rock'. Lucky enough to have see them in Sept of '80, Back in Black tour, opening for BOC. Still one of the loudest concerts I've ever seen/heard. A great show by a great band!!

[@donjohnson7550]

I gotta say Angus was the man that inspired me to grab a guitar and actually starting to learn some songs, yes, I love page, Gilmour, Hendrix, Blackmore, Iommy, but Angus is something really special to me.

[@geauxtigers2911]

Angus and SRV are my 2 favorite

[@albbeaner0316]

AC/DC did it for me. They, especially Angus made me pick up a guitar.

[@susangiblin2505]

Correction Iommi

[@donjohnson7550]

Suegib 73 my bad

[@204pjfaherty]

I saw them live in concert years ago and they were all and more than what I was expecting. They are probably among the greatest live bands to have graced this planet. I enjoyed your video and your words expressed the way that we all feel when we see and hear AC/DC. :)

[@batman66ism]

We love you pink , your passion, your honesty and reactions

[@PinkMetalHead]

Love you too! 🤗🤗🤗

[@lukesheedy]

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[@lukesheedy]

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[@scottferrell2806]

Love to see the younger generation getting a charge out music that I grew up with since I was a kid. Ever since the beginning and the Bon Scott days.

[@jklmn101]

Thanks so much for sharing you. Loved seeing the expressions while you're listening to something I was thrilled with when it was new, and still love to this day for the same reasons as then.

[@jimbobjason9876]

Your sense for music and how you put it into words is outstanding. You are amazing!

[@martysankary9876]

Saw them 5year ago in NY at the garden left with a big smile they killed it . By far in the top 5 of all time kick ass rock and roll bands this music will rock on for generations no doubt take care pink metal head and keep rockin

[@scottanderson7718]

I'm so glad you enjoyed them. The first time I heard them I was 9 now I'm 48 and I still can't get enough of them. Don't stop with that song keep going. You are absolutely beautiful by the way.

[@derwoodbowen5954]

These old raucous loud powerful concerts were incredible to experience. Who is doing this stuff today? The power of the music, the energy. I am surprised I have any hearing left (lol). Hearing protection, what hearing protection?! Rock on, Pink.

[@mnconservative4616]

I'm glad you liked this song. AC/DC is, from my experience, the loudest, biggest energy bands I've ever seen. If you saw them in an indoor arena, that song was their finale at every show I've seen (I think 6 times for me). My ears would be ringing for days afterwards, and my voice would be hoarse for a couple days from screaming at their show. The thing I didn't hear you mention were the large cannons they fire during this song. To see it live is, well, indescribably awesome. Those cannons are ridiculously loud, and the boom when fired reverberates right through you. I was lucky to be a member of a ticket club in my state, which pulled great tickets to tons of bands and gave their members dibs on the best tickets before they went on sale, so I was usually on main floor in the 1st 10 rows. I would love to see your reaction to Highway to hell, with Bon Scott as their original singer. RIP Bon and Malcolm.

[@aerotuc]

thankyou so much PMH your such a genuine person and very thoughtful every thing you said is very true. We are all missing Malcolm and acdc.

[@marcoiacobuzio7054]

Hi Pink thank you for that...I've seen ac/dc live several times over the years and they've never disappointed I don't know what the future holds for them now....but Pink I'm telling you if you ever get a chance to see them live do yourself a favor and see them you will not be disappointed

[@nunyabiznesssame2371]

seen them once, they are the best rock band live.

[@nunodafonseca47]

Marco Iacobuzio She, like mostly KZbinrs, ONLY Watch, Stay in her desk, just pretending not really go for it. In the end of the day, they are the One thats gonna pAy for living a fake life, not me and you that have being there. Reacting live. Not in the Scream

[@danielpetrucci8952]

Marco Iacobuzio seen them on the rock or bust tour when Brian Johonson was on vocals it was on awesome show Angus was cooking Stive Young was kicking ass on rtythem guitar

[@kevedwards]

Seen them 4 times on last tour, Twice with Brian twice with Axl, absolutely phenomenal EVERY time, just a band who turn the amps up and light the fucker up.

[@laurentborioli1326]

I don't know... Axl Rose ?

[@budallen1376]

I'm a fortunate guy... I got to see AC/DC twice. Once; in Knoxvi!lle, Tennessee... Bon Scott was the lead singer. He carried Angus all the way around the lower floor level on his shoulders, while Angus was blistering the faces of the fans with a shredding solo, as they were crowding around them. Angus never missed a note; as Bonn bulled his way through the crowd, even as fans were grabbing and snatching at Angus' guitar. Amazing show!!! The second time I saw them was in Bad Kretuznach, West Germany. The Monsters of Rock concert, in 1984. I was stationed there as a so!dier, and decided to go to the show. Brian Johnson was their new singer, and AC/DC was the headliner for the heavyweight line up. The festival was held at a soccer stadium, and you literally could not turn around; we were packed in there like sardines! The boys closed the show with Hell's Bells; while Brian hammered away on this GIANTIC bell. Which show was the best? Why... I loved them both. Bonn brought AC/DC to the summit of stardom, and their tribute to a fallen comrade took them to the top. Their no nonsense brand of hard rock; rib-crunching, and a sonic punch-in- the- face, remained constant throughout that hard time. And they never looked back... This is coming from a guy who got his first AC/DC album (Let There be Rock) on 8 track tape... You know what that is... Right? AC/DC has been rockin' since the mid-seventies; so stand up and be counted, for what you're about to receive! Love your channel, Ms. Pink... Until we speak again, my friend...

[@ericfisher1360]

Almost every video I have seen by this young lady she is always on the verge of tears. I dig it.

[@thwipp89]

saw ac/dc in '94 and around 2000-ish. malcolm was one of the best rock rhythm players around. you should check out the early stuff with their first singer, bon scott. he was a true legend, aswell.

[@luispanzer4298]

Bon scott was ac/dc's second singer. Dave Evans was the first and Bon got the job after Dave refused to go on stage.

[@joemamar9797]

Little known fact Dave Evan's was their first singer Bon Scott came along just as they started to get a name for themselves

[@lovefortruth3414]

No! Rock should not be forgotten! Young people like you are helping us keep it alive! I have not been to many major band concerts. I saw The Who.at The Vet in like..'90? It was right before it was torn down. Then, in 2003-4? I saw Journey in Delaware during their DeTour. Then, in 2007, 2008? I have a hard time remembering exact years....I saw Counting Crows, Collective Soul and Live at Frawley Stadium in DE. While all of those shows were amazing, I missed sooooooo many others! I would love to have seen AC/DC live!

[@awesomeaustin2348]

I'm so Grateful to have seen AC/DC 2 times in Greensboro, NC, hands down the best shows ever !!! Timeless Rock&Roll...

[@hosafihosafi]

I've seen ACDC more than 10 times live and they are the best live band ever!!

[@mikecoughlin4128]

Keep in mind, that level of energy, commitment, enthusiasm, and skill you saw in this song is consistent throughout the entire concert. They dedicate themselves to every song. Not just the first or the last but everyone. Their love for their fans and for their music is what gives you the goose bumps and causes the fans to return the feelings. As for your comment about no gimmicks. There are no effects pedals used either. Pure guitar, amplification, skill.

[@christopherhoward9272]

Been sitting here watching your videos for the last couple hours. You’re awesome! Unfortunately I have to sleep but definitely looking forward to watching more(all) of your videos later. Keep up the great work!

[@joshuahardy7739]

Saw them in 2009 in Greensboro NC, on there Black Ice tour. It was a dream to see them when i was very small! Absolutely amazing performance, will live on in my heart forever. “Let their be ROCK”!!

[@jam1870utube]

Hi Pink, great reaction to a great song, great band. I LOVE AC/DC! Another favorite AC/DC song of mine that I thought you might want to react to their music video is "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock n roll." It's from their earlier years with the first lead singer Bon Scott. Never was a fan of the Scottish bagpipes until after I heard that song. So simple, yet powerful delivery and passionate lyrics. Love it.

[@metafis2490]

You are right,,this music should and will never be forgotten. It's over 50 years since this sort of rock music evolved..and is still appreciated these days.

[@mubbles1066]

Saw the For Those About To Rock tour at the Hammersmith Odeon in London 1981...I was a kid and it was my first proper concert and it set my love for this shit in stone..glad you liked it :)

[@marca81]

AC DC - NO FRILLS, KICK ASS, OLD FASHIONED, EAR BLISTERING ROCK N ROLL.

[@marca81]

@mksrookies Not back in the 80's they didn't. At most cannons and the bell. But no lasers, no massive light show...all that other stuff was added later on.

[@pmcm71]

I love your reactions to all these songs. Your face lights up. I think this word gets thrown around way too often but this is a rare instance where it's warranted because you are beautiful. Anyway, I watch that video often because watching Angus run around like a madman makes me smile. I don't think you can fake that kind of passion. Plus, their music just kicks ass. Thanks for posting it.

[@timotot123]

I heard them live from my family home as a kid in Christchurch New Zealand back in the early 90s I believe. We were quite close to the Stadium they were playing and the wind was blowing the right direction that evening so got a good enough feel of their energy and power in all the music they played

[@tylerrobinson8963]

Their live shows are unreal!

[@markwinberry8095]

Correction.. were..

[@zzz7zzz9]

I've seen them a few times, awesome every one, but, you couldn't pay me to go see axl/dc.

[@RoverWaters]

They start(ed) at exactly 21:00 PM local time ended exacly at 23:00PM local time they never say hello and never say goodbye at the ends of a show, they never "present" the band members or do an encore or a curtain call.

[@AntonioRodriguez-ll9wt]

True,I subscribe it...

[@patrickssmith3594]

AC/DC is one of the greatest all timers, and they do put up one hell of a show. In the town I live of Zweibruecken, GERMANY - we have a cover band by the name of "Sin/City" and have just had their 25th anniversary show, which I took part of...

[@thebaptist3585]

Rock n Roll is real.. glad to see the younger generation finding this. You can FEEL it in your soul! I grew up on this and feel lucky that I was exposed at an early age, it helped form me as the person I am today! Jimi by far touches my heart the most. 52nd anniversary will blow your mind, so profound at his age, give it a listen and you won’t be disappointed!!!!

[@trashermaniac2216]

Going to a Acca Dacca concert is a life changing experience. Straight up Rock n Roll. Luv your reaction video

[@glaight6362]

What a beautiful presentation, thank you so much for sharing. I saw them live at the NEC in the UK. I saw Angus slip back into the shadows to be given oxygen, that's how much energy he was giving that night.

[@rimshot2952]

Got to see this amazing band 6 times. First time in 77. Unbelievable amount of energy, and complete body rush's, at an AC/DC show.

[@michaelzickefoose3545]

I was able to see AC/DC in concert live in 1988 with LA Guns and what I love about them is an honesty in their music and you need to listen to their entire discography as they have many classic rocking songs!

[@LJA46]

I was at the For Those About To Rock tour at Wembley Arena in London and Y & T opened for AC/DC and yes, it was extraordinary! Saw them also with Bon Scott in '79 in Oakland, CA. Day on the Green with Frank Marino, Ted Nugent, Aerosmith and St. Paradise! RIP to Malcolm! What an amazing guitar player!

[@mushroomcloud1]

I love your reaction... That song is an anthem... I like your appreciation of a genre of music I love. It is great for everyone to slip out of their music comfort zone and listen. Lots of great stuff out there. Peace....

[@paul1x1]

Saw them live once not a fan of the genre but if you can’t recognize the extreme talent this is the tightest band I have ever seen it’s uncanny and angus they only ever made one he is completely demented on stage yet he never mislays a note while putting on the greatest show in rock he plays like an angel

[@wilbur8133]

Wow! I'm 56yrs old and I first saw them in 1979. And I felt exactly like you do now! I've now seen them 22 times. Thanks for passing it on!

[@richardorgan2934]

wow it was so awesome to see your reaction to one of the greatest rock bands of all time thank you so much for this you made my day I was blessed to have seen them 3 times again thank you we all salute you

[@srrx12]

I'm Australian and my parents were big fans of AC/DC, having been in their late teens and early 20s in the 70s when the band began, so I grew up with AC/DC (as well as other Australian bands of that time). Every time the extended family gets together AC/DC is always played - lots of drinking, lots of dancing, lots of singing among my uncles and aunties... and lots of reminiscing too... If I woke up on the weekend and heard AC/DC i knew the whole day would be spent cleaning or gardening. My parents, and most of my uncles and aunties, have visited Bon Scotts grave (its not far from where I grew up), so the band is clearly very loved in my family hahah. My father also saw them perform Its A Long Way To The Top on the flatbed through Swanston-street, Melbourne, and still have my dads High Voltage and TNT vinyls as well - both still play perfectly. RIP Malcolm, George and Bon.

[@jimbobjason9876]

Watching you reacting to this makes me cry. You are a very beautiful and sweet soul.

[@mozilla2576]

Saw AC/DC at Houston's Astroworld back in about 1984. It was AWESOME! I was about 14 and I won't forget it. Malcolm was my favorite. He played such a great rhythm guitar. We miss you Bon and Mal.

[@dbolt9642]

Great analysis Pink! You described the greatest band that has ever walked the earth perfectly. Great job

[@bradsteiner1322]

Commenting in 2020. I'm 53. I've been a huge fan since I heard them the first time on vinyl around 1977. Seen them 6 times live. I'm amazed I don't have hearing aids. Today's "hard rock" artists couldn't carry these guys jocks. AC/DC will be being listened to a hundred years from now. Timeless. Priceless. Iconic. Classic.

[@bobmcbride1487]

I have seen them almost 30 times, And I was always in Awe by their performances.

[@richardscales9560]

Such joy in your face. A pleasure to see

[@stevemurrell6167]

I got goosebumps watching your reaction.....you get it and I love it! Great stuff!!

[@jamesr550]

I was starting to worry about you. That must have been a serious turkey drunk lol. Welcome back. Great review. Been to a ton of metal shows but nobody does it bigger or louder than these guys!

[@melvinbullock3392]

I have had the priviledge of seeing ACDC 3 times...in1984 at Nurnberg Germany Monsters of Rock...in 85 in Biloxi Miss..and again in 86 or 87 in Lake Charles La....they delivered a hair raising concert each and every time...150% stage show each time.

[@brandimodrak461]

You need to show the whole concert it's lit. Much love to you and your family 💕Brandi Modrak 💕P.S RIP 🙏Malcolm Young 🙏💔

[@AJR19611]

One of my favorite songs of all time and I just really love your reactions ...Peace Out!!!!

[@geraldbarras7785]

I haven't seen you in a while and not sure why. I've seen several of your reactions and appreciate your honesty. This band has been one of my favorites

[@LaptopLarry330]

I heard some other AC/DC songs on the radio during the late-1970s (although I did not know who they were at that time). The first AC/DC music video that I watched on MTV, was for the song, "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You!)". The guitar solo by Angus Young, and the tempo change midway through the song (most likely to appeal to the Punk Rock listeners at that time), along with the emotional, energetic Blues-style guitar solo, followed by the unforgettable extended conclusion to the song, really floored me as a viewer and a listener. It is one of the best musical performances in Rock music history. It is easy to see why AC/DC was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.

[@reneeallen3569]

You have been inducted into AC/DC fandom! I’m their biggest fan! My pic is my tattoo of Angus Young. I’ve been a fan since ‘75. Yeah I’m old. Lol. I was 6 when I first heard it. My brother who is 12 years older than me was playing it and I fell in love. They are the epitome of iconic metal!

[@Android18DBS]

I grew up on ACDC. Seen them in concert 6 times, rocked like hell every damn time, was lucky enough to go on the Rock and Roll Train tour with Brian before Axl Rose came in too. Luckily the old band is back n studio with Brian (Singer) for the new album coming, most of the old band members too, except Malcolm, unfortunately, he will be there in spirit though.

[@genx8980]

The concert I went too, back in the day, was at Greensboro coliseum N.C. This was the final song they played and they had cannon that fired the 21 guns salute at the end. The tiles on the ceiling started to fall. 35 years ago and I still remember. Good times.

[@AntonioRodriguez-ll9wt]

R.I.P Malcolm,another legend who dies... a year already... Damm

[@leebrennan5790]

This is so damn cool to see :). Great reaction once again. I saw AC/DC live 12 times, and each of those times was some of the most fun i've ever had at concerts. The raw energy was incredible, even when the members had reached over 60 years old! If there was 50,000 at a show, it wasn't 49,998 or 49,999 people jumping up and down in unison and singing, it was the full 50,000! on almost every song haha. They were/are the definition of Rock music. I feel so bad for anyone who hasn't seen them live, because they probably never will again :(. You should see young vids from them in the 70's, talk about ENERGY. Angus (the iconic guitarist in the schoolboy uniform) is a psychopath on stage. It's as if he snorted a mountain of cocaine for breakfast every morning, but it was just his natural energy haha \m/

[@thehighhopes5336]

Legends. The pull up on the amp at the end killed me. I saw them a few years ago. They were great but I would have loved to see them when they were young. Just amazing. RIP VINNIE PAUL THE BRICK WALL!!!

[@faque192519]

I have seen over 200 concerts, all genres, AC/DC by far best shows I ever saw... great reaction

[@functionalschizophr]

you have a pure genuine soul which come through with such unassuming gentleness...the feminine perspective of this beloved band is most appreciated...

[@TheMortybob]

Thank you for doing this video :) Sad times for AC/C fans with the passing of Malcolm and the status of the band. I was fortunate to see them live 4 times 85 , 86 , 91, 96 Tours.....it was everything you describe watching this vid.

[@daphnemartinez6644]

i just love seeing how much you enjoyed it! like yasss get your rock on!!!

[@larrywelchko6136]

Great review Pink, really. I made the mistake of sitting in front of the cannons during this concert when they came to Houston. I couldn’t hear for 3 days.

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Your big grin of delight at the drop was so cute, the guitar and drums was epic intensity 4:50

[@PaulRoneClarke]

Well put. When the main riff came in at 1:45 I noticed your pupils dilate. At that point I knew you meant every word of this reaction. YOU sum up my feelings towards the band pretty much exactly. Thanks Pink :)