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[@JUSTiNSWORLD]

DUE TO COPYRIGHT ISSUES FOR THIS BAND CHECK OUT MY LAST REACTION TO AC/DC - WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE!!!! 😍😍😍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6LLhnWKisZni5Y

[@zzeus43]

AC/DC is a blue collar band. They were not fake. What you saw was what you got! Simple is the best!

[@RolandDeschain1]

They have never changed their style in 45 years. And they are still the biggest selling rock band of all time.

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

zzeus43 You said it mate! Malcom Young was my hero with that huge guitar he called "the beast", but I was floored to find out they play absolutely clean. No distortion, few Barre chords, etc. They just plugged straight into Marshall amps and let it rip. Actually read when Malcom laid down the rhythm in the recordings, he used a very small amp barely turned up. The production makes it sound like it's roaring. AC/DC is the perfect example of a straight up, no frills rock n roll band

[@glqm88]

@@PastorOfMuppets74 Damn right, Malcolm was probably one the greatest rhythm guitarists of all time. I do have a couple of points though. The guitar, modified a Gretsch Jet G6131MY, isn't "huge", it's a perfectly normal sized guitar (I have a Jet), it's just that Malcolm was absolutely tiny. Also, in the world of guitars, very few actually have names, like Eric Clapton's "Blackie" Stratocaster or Peter Green's (then Gary Moore's and, currently Kirk Hammett's) "Greeny" Les Paul, and, although, Malcolm did refer to his guitar as the the Beast that name was already taken, it belongs to a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, owned and played by Bernie Marsden. Sorry to be a pedantic pain in the arse.

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

@Gordon Mansell Nope, I agree with everything you said. Most I already knew... Like it being a Gretsch etc and Malcom being so small. I was kinda trying to keep it simple for Justin. Malcom was my inspiration. I play, and I play rhythm. I went with a LP n Vox but it's good! God bless his beloved soul. One of the greatest pure rock song writers of all time and the playing... OMG! Who can lay down such punishing rhythm guitar with that tone? It's like having an extra member of the rhythm section. His timing is impeccable. Angus stole the show, and while he's certainly a phenom in his own right, Malcolm will be remembered in history as the "AC/DC sound". Love it. Thanks so much man! \m/ Keep rockin!! (Edit... Would you say the Jet is as big as a Gibson ES 335 or bigger/smaller? Trying to get an idea in my head. Love big wide necks and big heavy guitars lol) Even tho the 335 is a hollow body. Just talking Sq area not weight

[@glqm88]

@@PastorOfMuppets74 Absolutely, that sound is all Malcolm, even if Angus got all the headlines. The Jet is slightly bigger than a Les Paul but is smaller than a 335, I've got a Gibson DG 335 (how many guitars do I need? Just one more! lol) and it's bigger, but probably not heavier, although 335s aren't proper hollow bodies, they are semi-hollow - there is a large chunk of wood right through the centre of the body. My heaviest guitar is probably an R9 Les Paul, around 11 lbs in weight, and that has a big fat 1959 neck.

[@sarahdixon1943]

Naw, they were just that badass!! You NEED to react to Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. You'll LOVE that one!!! When we jam to this do does the neighborhood 😁🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@ramonaljensen]

The ONly way to listen to AC/DC!

[@elbruces]

"Dirty deeds done with sheep..."

[@6kyrtap4]

@@ramonaljensen Crank it up to 11 and pull the knob off!

[@reneeallen3569]

This was 1980’s. Hell yes I had to listen to this on the sly! Mom hated music and dad listened to cowboy shit. This whole album was a tribute to Bon Scott. They still go this hard!!! Try out Whole Lotta Rosie live. Now.

[@MegaJan4u]

only one other hard rock album that could stand up to Back in Black album by AC/DC in 1980,and that was Ace of Spades by Motorhead..i had them both in 1980 (i was 15 years old.)

[@markusantonio4866]

@@MegaJan4u 80' was a great year for heavy music. Blizzard of Oz?

[@cookingitupwithangelia]

Axel as their new lead singer is a joke he can't sing none of them sounds good you don't got that voice

[@maxpeck7382]

Now though women and girls lead the narrative world and music that is made by men talking about sex from a masculine consumer attitude is shamed and hardly ever made anymore. Rock is a dead genre in the 21st century. All the good stuff was made back in the 60's to the 80's. Cowboys were at least men and so was Rock and Roll in the 80's. But now we are women run, so no more freedom of behavior/personality for men anymore. Even Alice Cooper is a knuckledragging ally second to his wife now, no spirit of his single male individual male sexual self at all anymore to relate to young men with. If you don't post you kids pics to instagram that you had with your head of house wife who has a bigger career than you then you aren't woke modern male in step with the times. Women hate passionate "uncivilized" male sexuality now and treat all male energy as toxic unless it's woman lead.

[@cl8onj388]

That's EXACTLY what it was like at my house. My mom hated music,too. I thought I was the only person in the world who had a mother(or knew anybody that didn't like SOME kind of music). And my dad liked Marty Robbins, and Eddy Arnold and crap like that. I listened to AC/DC through headphones b/c I didn't want to hear the $hitstorm if they had heard Hells Bells, or ANY hard rock songs for that matter.

[@CoreyJason]

One of the greatest if not the greatest lead singer replacements ever. Bon Scott was amazing and it’s too bad he had to die so young. It couldn’t have gone any better for AC/DC to find Brian Johnson to take the lead role.

[@bernie4366]

As soon as they ran out of Bon Scott's songs they became average.

[@rebelnation9479]

Yes sir!! Angus will destroy a guitar solo!!! Angus, HE'S THE REAL DEAL!! They are awesome in concert!!! This is what all of us old heads grew up on and still today, I will say, THEY ARE UNTOUCHABLE!!! AC⚡DC!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@elbronco80]

Unfortunately, AC/DC pretty much got blamed for created the 'Night Stalker' serial killer Richard Ramirez back in the 1980s. They found an AC/DC hat at one of the crime scenes and he was an avid fan of their music. Sure, they talk about Hell, Satan, blah, blah - they're just a hard rock band and one of the best of all time, at that. I met Brian Johnson once and there isn't a nicer guy on the planet. They're certainly not infatuated with Hell, Satan and all of that.

[@OrangeCopperTop]

Judas Priest also got blamed for the2 teenage boys who commited suicode, well one did, the other suffered a workd of pain after he shot himself in the face. The family tried to sue the band for damages as they said their music had sublimial messages in it, like that was resposable for their actions. There'll always be messages you can fit with with listening to music backwards. Also the survivor ended up suceeding om his suicide attempt.

[@jebaker6942]

The genius about these guys was the simplicity in the music, then the writing. Love it

[@patrickkercheval3916]

Try big balls by AC/DC, and prepare for demonitization.

[@scottstewart5784]

de-monitization, or demon-itization?

[@marjoryarmstrong6953]

@@scottstewart5784 . Both 😂😈

[@simmerszalai9196]

Well if don't play the bells backwards then your okay xD

[@saradecapua3264]

OMG!!!

[@williamfinney6660]

there was no band and still is no band tighter than AC/DC. they are just as good live

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

William Finney Preach on brother, Preach on...

[@williamfinney6660]

Chris Smallwood. try there flick of the switch video where they just jam in a rehearsel video

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

I've actually seen it. You're 100% right. I'm the biggest Malcolm fan. That Gretsch put out some of the most simple, but tight riffs EVER. Then you have Cliff and Phil. What a rhythm section! I've seen em live 4 times and every show they left everything they had on that stage. Ppl say "it's simple 3 chord blues rock. What's the biggie?" EXACTLY what you said. Everything was like a machine. Impeccable timing. I could go on all day. There seems to be a movement w/ the youth, I see them wearing AC/DC tees and Idk if they're tryin to be hip or what but I hope it's because they discovered the timeless music of this band. Sorry man, too much caffeine lol. Thanks and keep rockin! \m/

[@williamfinney6660]

yeah my very first concert was ac/dc fly on the wall tour in 85 my first ablum was back in black vinyl lp

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

William Finney That we have in common... Back in Black was the first album I ever bought with my own $. What an album to start with! I remember my first cassette. Shout at the Devil ~ Crue. Probably around 82. Rock on mate! It was a pleasure speaking with you. Cheers! (Edit.... Yes I know most of the Crue is pure shit lol but I was young and seein Nikki playin bass on fire excited me)

[@m.gideonhoyle409]

My parents left me alone as long as I had my headphones on. Rocked the shit out of AC/DC on the regular.

[@stephanietip]

My mother preferred me not wearing headphones because she loves them too.She wants Back in Black on record for Christmas (or her 75th birthday)

[@RowdyGrunt]

Justin, damn man. I've LOVED watching you get deeper into rock and metal, little by little. Thank you showing that. You're making we old farts that have listened to this stuff since it came out re-appreciate it all over again like it's new. Keep it up brother.

[@michaelbienicewicz2993]

What a beautiful comment. I could not have said better Rowdy. Talk about hitting the nail on the head.

[@largemouthhunter5014]

Just 100% straight up Rock & Roll Justin , that's it 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tomdale1313]

300%

[@JUSTiNSWORLD]

WHAT'S UP GUYS!! CHECK OUT MY REACTION TO AC/DC - HIGHWAY TO HELL‼️🤣😂😭 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaxZouegr5oa5I

[@durv13]

50 YEARS MY FRIEND . after 50 years theyre still one of the top bands playing today . im 56 . so ive been blessed to be able to follow AC/DC through there whole career

[@Raven-fh2yy]

Mate I used to go and see AC/DC play in pubs in Melbourne Australia back in the day before they went global. Still a fan.

[@samkavaman1980]

It’s not that they worshipped the devil cause they didn’t.... it was their way of rebelling against everything...... Rebel music

[@Rick-km1lk]

Check out AC/DC- Let There Be Rock (From Plug Me In). It's from the 70's with Bon Scott as the lead singer. He has passed and Brian Johnson took over as singer for their Back in Black album take came out in 1980 and was dedicated to Bon.

[@coltmagnus6572]

I love the raw Baby please don't go rendition..

[@B10Mman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZeVmGeIgsubiZI This is the version that I like to listen too, LOUD!!!

[@amarillagriffin7427]

I much prefer Brian's voice to the first lead singer.

[@mattboland5221]

Bon Scott was to AC/DC as Peter Gabriel was to Genesis. Both were the heart of these great bands, in fact, Bon Scott referred to himself as being the flash between AC/DC. RIP Bon!

[@cecielscott]

Shoot to Thrill is my favorite AC/DC song, and it's from the same album (Back in Black).

[@bradss1000]

Ceciel Scott From all of the concerts & concert videos I’ve seen, Shoot To Thrill definitely seems to be one of Malcolm’s favorite songs...

[@andyhoustonrest]

So Boomers be like "Take that weak-ass Hip-Hop and rap home with you." Now you know why.

[@soyyo4154]

Another GREAT AC/DC song... .......'MONEY TALKS'...... I just subscribed to ur channel.

[@Daffmeister187]

Great reaction, love how it gives you that stank-face almost right away haha. Got a recommendation 'Quiet Riot - Metal Health (Bang Your Head)', another old-school classic!

[@Vile0708]

Metal Health is what truly kicked my metal love into full gear. Good call.

[@S_H9260]

That was the first music record I chose for myself. I got the 45 and had no idea what it was just that i liked the colors on the sleeve. My dad asked a few times if I was sure and 6 yo me said yes! LOL I was lucky when we got it home that I did actually like it a lot.

[@Daffmeister187]

@@S_H9260 Haha that's an amazing backstory to how you got introduced to them :D Sometimes you just run across something that you know you're gonna like, I'm that way with movie posters somehow, if I like the poster I'm probably gonna like the movie.

[@jessicas6586]

My favorite Guitar riff at the beginning. Just love it. Memories flooding in. We had so much fun seeing these guys back in the late 70's. I still jam to these guys. How lucky we were.

[@BigPete44]

@ JUSTiN’S WORLD. GREAT JOB MY MAN KEEP IT UP!! 👍👍. GOT A GOOD ONE FOR YOU... - BLACK (MTV LIVE UNPLUGGED VERSION 1992).. - BY PEARL JAM!! CLASSIC! 👏👍👍

[@conniewhittington3635]

Oh it was definitely forbidden at my house!! But I had the cassette tapes. 😁

[@discoverisrael9742]

mmm i wanna be forbidden in your house but appear as a very sexual cassette tape..

[@conniewhittington3635]

Jacob Goldberg Haha. 😂

[@jalcalahr]

My mom blasted this when I was a baby. It was encouraged.

[@ShaunSimmonds88]

Hells Bells an Australian expression meaning my patience just run out and your gonna get a whipping! Remember my old man saying 'Hells bells boy'! ..and then me running!

[@bamachine]

Hell's Bells is part of a phrase used back in the late 19th and early 20th century. Some think it came from sailors back then, when they would end up in a bad situation, saying death is coming for them. AC/DC is not, nor hae they ever been satanic. They just liked to use dark themes at times to paint a picture. hey also used it because it was not the norm for that time, for a little shock value.

[@jeff316]

Well said. I've been a fan of AC/DC since the early 1980's. Greatest band in the world, by my thinking. My only disappointment with them, though, has been the lyrics to a few of their songs (out of their large library of music), as well as their use of devil horns during their shows, as those who do not know them can misconstrue them as being satanic, rather than just mischievous and playful, and be led astray as a result.

[@sillymanblues]

The concept of hell during the late 70's and early 80s was simply a gimmick with a number of bands. Saw them play live with both singers. Angus was the main attraction with the schoolboy act and more importantly, his ability to shred! Love. This. Band.

[@scottaberle8684]

Just a note to You Justin........... If you listened to AC/DC in the 70's you heard Bon Scott (Vintage AC/DC) Highway to Hell, then he died. Brian Johnson started with the band in 1980 with the Back in Black album. Angus is the MAN, HE IS AC/DC!!!!!!!! but you should really search You Tube Bon Scott Videos............ WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@patcallinan3992]

Definite influences from Black Sabbath and their interest in Hell. 😅

[@edgee2741]

My parents didn't care. They have tons of different songs about EVERYTHING from girls to partying and girls who party. Lol they are just about rock

[@ethellittleage7000]

Back in Black. Whole lotta Rosie. For Those About To Rock. Great songs by AC/DC

[@anitasmith6042]

@ethel littleage Wow! I hadn't thought about Whole Lotta Rosie in years!! Gonna have to pull that one up!!!

[@bistrobillyboy]

"Hell's Bells"....Highway to Hell"...just about every song talks about one thing, the consequences of living just like they do...any which way they want!...They're rock stars for God's sakes!...lol...you know how they live, and where they _likely_ end up when they die!...seriously, I think that's their mantra...their message: "live like this, and burn when you die" ..at the time though, musically, it just worked..and still does, definitely!! They're about as hard as it gets for this particular type of rock...the way the play AND the way the live (or lived)...two members have passed>>Mr. Malcom Young, the one struggling to hold up the guitar...and the incomparable, Mr. Bon Scott, the original lead singer - (drank himself to death, poor soul) can't think of a quicker way to get to Hell though~Anyway, this video is another homerun...great breakdown of an amazing song- B. in Boston

[@shogo359]

Thunderstruck, drink everytime you hear thunder. Great to do as a drinking game too!

[@robmcgrath5202]

"Hell's bells" was sometimes used as an expression, like "Holy Cow" or WTF. This song is from the first album with Brian Johnson as lead singer, called Back in Black. It was so named because the original singer, Bonn Scott, died. So Hell's Bells could also be a sort of recognition of Bonn's death. You might want to check out some of the older stuff with Bonn to compare.

[@KKowalski1022]

AC/DC said that Hell’s Bells was they’re tribute to Bonn Scott

[@bige1106]

@@KKowalski1022 Actually the whole album was, hence the album being done in all black as well as the title of the album and title track song Back in Black. A well done tribute to Bon indeed!

[@barbas181]

What happened to ur AC/DC back in black reaction???

[@-lost514]

you gotta check out the older AC/DC with Bon Scott as the lead singer.... he was the bad boy of the group..... unmistakable voice ......he died ... too much booze =(

[@derg38.]

Iron Maiden - Hallowed be thy name ( live from Hammersmith)

[@jcvdo8455]

check them live versions, you will love it too...

[@TheBlackQueen]

A lot of Metal bands used devil imagery and themes as shock value, while others did it as a way to make art, many times as a way to paint and shun evil. AC/DC just used it as a marketing technique.

[@mikakamppi4826]

I think I'm blessed to have grown up in an era when bands actually played instruments. AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath etc, not only was it about the music but the live stage shows, awesome stuff.

[@sdmfanthony5649]

Yes. Back then parents thought they were satanic and that AC/DC meant ''antichrist devil children'' which was total bullshit. It's just a cool awesome song.

[@jeremysears4263]

Hahahaha LMAO at this. Too funny

[@acdcjor]

Talking about Satan back then was like playing homophobic, mysoginist, sexist bla bla bla music nowadays. They were just mocking a bunch of moralist people.

[@tresvinos3]

"Ride On" - AC/DC

[@joebauers8031]

Now you need to do some old school AC/DC with Bon Scott as the lead singer. It’s insane that one band had TWO insanely unique bad ass lead singers.

[@user-dz3ph7dl4m]

lol modern day junior burger - doesn't know things were natural back in the day and not fake

[@morningmayan]

I saw them play first time in NYC at a small bar when I was 17:))) AWESOME I knew they were special the minute I saw them.

[@67cuda38]

This was, “ piss your parents off “ music, lol ! Trust me, I was 15 when this came out, and I was a professional at getting a rise out of my parents ! Religious parents did freak out, because he’ll was said though. As far as shock value, there’s basically three types of musicians. Purely musicians, performers, and performance musicians. The last is the best by far ! These are musicians that must be seen, and heard to get the full effect ! Keep on, your doing fine son !

[@bige1106]

Indeed, if one has never seen live one of their concerts, they will never know the full effect of their performance. Maybe we will be lucky to see them one more time live after their reported new album that should be coming out. As for me, I've seen them many times, I think 6 now and hoping for at least 7 now.

[@67cuda38]

@@bige1106 yeah. I saw them once. I can’t remember the year but it was the,......uh.........oh yeah, who made who tour. I hate stadium concerts. I was a musician from 79-2000. I started playing large venues by 80, and learned quick from other older musicians and experience, stick to the clubs. Once you separate from your audience, so much is lost, and it’s no longer fun, but a job.

[@madelynmazzanti9048]

That’s just who they were , they r so good , no one gave a damn , & still don’t 🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥

[@tomflake1486]

I'm 49 and have listened to AC/DC for a very long time. I don't think they were trying to piss anyone off, or trying to appease anyone either. The bell was an homage to Bon Scott, their lead singer who died earlier that year. Nothing satanic about them at all. Just balls out rock. They did what they wanted and didn't listen to anyone.

[@Shadowman4710]

Yeah, the whole point of this song is that it's Bon Scott's requiem mass.

[@heatherk1200]

When you looked up at 2:11 I knew they had you.

[@drainmonkeys385]

This is one of ... if not my favorite all time songs that is truly a masterpiece. But I always have a conversation with God after, or well,, I do the talking.. because I know this glorifies Satan.. and that’s serious shit... I sorta think that the devil influenced this song... I think the devil took special interest in the recording and sales of this,, it vexes my spirit....

[@keelsmac01]

Robert Maki I agree. Is one of my top 5. Along with stranglehold and ain’t talking bout love VH. All have those powerful riffs.

[@drakeswarchannel2530]

My parent's detested this band. Wilf Carter was their idea of pure talent. If the volume ever exceeded a certain minimum there would be immediate repercussions.

[@daves8483]

ac/dc has the trifecta of hell songs- highway to hell, hells bells and hell aint a bad place to be you should react to that so youve done all 3

[@c.inesr.7292]

Ha! No problem. The Rolling Stones rocked my crib. Thanks Mom!

[@jdawg7388]

Watch the Stephen King movie Maximum Overdrive....the soundtrack is all AC/DC.

[@angusrocks939]

someone once said..."rosie in bed, crabsody in blue, when i listen to AC/DC, my neighbors do too. please find a way to react to anything on "flick of the switch"!!!!!

[@KevinHallSurfing]

Heheh had moved outta home by vhe time this was released. Livin' on the Gold Coast back then 'Black in Black album was a party fave

[@kballs3921]

Man! When I watch you checking out these old tunes. It gets me pumped up again. Thanks!

[@jillw4983]

Oh yeah, my mother called it devil music, so I had listen to it on the sly.

[@geoffscott1229]

Fast forward 27yrs... AC/DC live at River Plate 2009,, the ol boys rocked the stadium.... the whole show was EPIC... the 1st song,, "Runaway Train" gets the 200,000 people jumping!!! Best Tour I ever worked!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinmarquardt8589]

Just great music. Don't down it. Sold millions of records. No sissy voice modulation. Pure talent

[@RowdyGrunt]

Preach Martin!!!!!!!!

[@edreisinger5757]

Rowdy Grunt hell yeah. Its the kind of music that pumps you up and makes you want to run through a field and punch a horse or something!

[@RowdyGrunt]

@@edreisinger5757 LOL! and that'll definitely send someone to hell. Punching s horse is a bad as kicking a puppy!

[@DubbiosiT]

They didn't worship Satan. This was their "Schtick". Their whole "Black Album" was a memorial to their former singer Bon Scott who had just died. At first they were going to break up the band but then they decided to forge on finding Brian Johnson as their new lead singer. As a side note, AC/DC didn't stand for "Anti-Christ/Devils Children", they got this from the emblem on their Sisters/Mothers? sewing machine. That's all it meant.

[@stephanietip]

No sir,it wasn't for shock value.This has been one of my favorite bands since I was a kid.I literally had everything they ever did on Record.All if their music is this intense.

[@melissasouthard900]

Listen to the Scorpions, Still loving you or Winds of change. Vocals are amazing.

[@vuitheirt4704]

No matter what year these guys always put on the best show ever I hope I see them live if they tour with an upcoming album

[@joebauers8031]

Hell yea! Great channel my guy... Can you check out Johnny Winter? You’ll dig him. He’s an albino blues alien from the planet Stankfacia...

[@B10Mman]

Anybody who lives in America and says that they haven't heard AC/DC on the radio is either deaf or not paying attention to the rock radio station that they are listening too. When I was visiting from Australia in 2017, I drove from Los Angeles to New Orleans and return, it seemed like every 6th or 7th song was an AC/DC song on the radio.

[@bernie4366]

"If you listened to AC/DC in the 70's, you were definitely ok with going to Hell." Had me rolling son! You need to listen to 'Riff Raff'. The original, with Bon Scott still fronting the band.

[@bernie4366]

I'm pretty much convinced that it's just not possible for human beings to make music like this, or like Led Zeppelin, unless they sell their souls. There. Hells Bells explained.

[@aerosmithful]

Same Album-Song- Back In Black -check that one out my friend! Every song on that album is the shit! I have photo of me holding the vinyl in front of me when album was first released 1980! One of the best albums ever! No doubt! Major huge props yo! Saw them at Garden during Black Ice tour November 2008. And of course they played Hell's Bells that night! Check out both live video of: "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)" : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpezl2mCZb2BrK8 and just audio of song. Back In Black- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnLKn316f7NnjKM

[@jfk64kennedy95]

sadly they are, but aren't no more...I AM A HUGE FAN, been to a dozen live shows have the albums...etc...but IMO the band, sadly, is no more, especially in the US Angus Young, lead Guitarist, still alive and touring Malcolm Young, Angus's brother and his rhythm guitar very influential in their signature sound, RIP, their nephew, Steve Young has stepped in Bon Scott, Lead Singer prior to Back in Black, RIP Brian Johnson, Lead Singer, having pitch issues related to his hearing loss, Axl Rose of 'Guns and Roses' fame been appearing occasionally live with Angus Cliff Williams, Bassist retired in 2016, rumors are he recorded latest album with though Chris Slade, Drums, due to criminal convictions in Australia not allowed in USA so sadly, the band I started listening to in 1980, no longer exists in my eyes and if Angus keeps touring, personally should rename, 'Angus and friends playing AC/DC' or something to that effect, because imo....AC/DC no more

[@julienmarquet8612]

YOU'RE FUCKING RIGHT! PUT THE VOLUME ON 10! AT THE TOP, AND MAKE THE ÉQUIPEMENT CRY ! PLEASE, LOOK AT THE LIVE AT DONNINGTON 1991! YOU WILL BE BLEW UP! PEACE FROM FRANCE BRO😂👍🇫🇷✌️🌹

[@TonyTheBassPlayer1]

Oh dear God if you think this was the evil stuff, please oh please let us see your reaction to C.O.D. (Care Of the Devil) or Inject The Venom.

[@silverwiskers7371]

my generation was AWESOME, i been to no less than 3 ACDC concerts, 2 in Shreveport and 1 in Dallas from deep into the 70s thru to the early 90's and it was crazy

[@TheGreatAlan75]

you had me at "BLACK AMERICAN ....." You got my subscription 🙂

[@ragingbull154]

If you want to hear a lot of AC/DC music watch the Stephen King movie from back in the 80's called "Maximum Overdrive." Only movie Stephen King ever directed. The entire soundtrack is AC/DC and it's not a bad movie.

[@0PsychosisMedia0]

It was not for shock value. It was mostly a hard rock mentality. Hard playing and mean lyrics.

[@HXERkYJclMcKLAWwQW]

AC/DC was the proverbial HARD ROCK BAND ! The lyrics were not about " satan".it was about " crunchy guitars " and hooks .

[@vovindequasahi]

Sorry I am always partial to Bon Scott, cannot really handle Brian Johnson's vocals. He just screams and tries way TOO MUCH! This album was written when Bon Scott was still alive, and it is the last truly great AC/DC album. I know that they couldn't do much about Bon dying, but after this AC/DC went on the "same album every album" formulaic nonsense they would continue the rest of their careers. I recommend you listen to the Bon Scott albums.

[@shaneheavy67]

AC/DC will cause you to get a speeding ticket, so crank it up and rip the knob off then step on it!

[@richardcase3786]

This song was a tribute to Bon Scott, AC-DC's singer before Brian Johnson. Bon Scott was the singer on Highway To Hell who died right before they were preparing to record this album. Johnson literally joined at the last minute to record Back in Black album which has gone on to sell 25 million units since 1980.

[@boki1693]

By the way this is a different singer from Highway to hell. Thats singer died right after that was made and just before this was made. Slight shock value. I think it was more about Hells and Bells rhyming as they are known for very simple but powerful music. Songs by them and others had far greater shock value than this before and after. Like "The Jack." I believe the jack in Australia where they are from is the same as the clap here. Or Whole Lotta Rosie. Thats about a VERY large woman and sex with a very large woman. "Squeeler" She likes to squeal. And of course "Big Balls." LOL. Big Balls is a play on words. He is obviously singing about his balls but he is pretending he is singing about a dance ball. One line from the song is,"My balls are always bouncing from the left to the right. It's my belief that my big balls should be held every night." See, far worse shock value than this. LOL.

[@martnoliver6677]

This song comes from their 1980 album "Back In Black" 1 year prior to this album their original singer Bonn Scott passed away, this is why they named it back in black. They're back, but in black. The song was written during a storm, "Coming on like a hurricane" " White lightning flashing across the sky"

[@wolf762x51]

The way of AC/DC? 25-30 of your crew, good even mix guys / girls. Gather round the bonfire, turn up the stereo until you have to yell to hear yourself talk, and consume copious amounts of Jack Daniels and weed. Dance around like you don't care, because you are too tore up to care, pair off with a honey and jump in the van, or the back seat and do what y'all want. That's a summer party early 80s style.

[@freedomfest2741]

They were different in the 70s, the late great Bon Scott was the singer, you should react to TNT or It's a Long Way To The Top If You Want To Rock N Roll, or Big Balls, the 70s is where AC/DC made their name, this is on 1980 Back in Black, the first album released after the death of Bon Scott, he was supposed to be the singer on this album, but they had to find a new singer and the album was dedicated to Scott.

[@feyehudson1]

Ok I was like 22 when acdc came out. I loved them saw them 5 times in concert wow they rocked it.. I would play there albums at on on killer sound system my to kids and me would rock it in the living room. My kids loved them to and still do. Fabulous in concert.

[@keelsmac01]

See how that song builds. As they bring in each instrument. FUCKING HELLS-BELLS HELL YEAH!

[@frederickjohnpicarello1909]

Ok Justin Ima tryin break it down to you. AC/DC were already hugh world wide in the late 70's & by the time Back In Black came out in 80' Everything b4 then was with a different vocalist Bon Scott but when he passed away Brian Johnson became the new singer. However the style of their music changed very little in that its always been high energy bluesy in your face Rock & Roll. In fact i was bout 14 when Back In Black came out & at first i didn't even realize they had a new singer for the band..

[@rickhatesmisleadia7101]

My parents were listening to country music in the 70's. AC DC was the reason i bought my first car stereo...lol Rockford Fosgate Punch amp with Alpine speakers and cassette deck. Good ole cassettes...lol...but it rock the shit out of my first car....72 Pinto station wagon....hahahaha I paid the same amount for the amp as i did the car...lol

[@deadweight6090]

Hell when i was in 8 grade when this record came out.I has a pretty bad ass system at that time..It was a FISHER system with 4 sets of speakers that came with it.It was given to me by my uncle.My Parents was those cool type that allowed me alot of freedom and I cranked this album up Everyday for a long time.They never said to me turn it down...NEVER....I was a lucky kid and pretty much be lucky my whole life.Thanks to god of course...New Sub bro....Peace.

[@tiffanyanderson4030]

You would love you shook me all night long live river plate.. When i was young jamming had no idea it was about sex but wow listen 🎶 🎶

[@tommyjohnson9175]

you miss 80% of an AD/DC performance if your not watching them Live in front of 50 or 60 thousand crazed fans. Check out Back in Black live at River Plate or Shoot to thrill live at Donington..

[@stephanietip]

It was written(in memory) for the original singer,Bon Scott,who died of acute alcohol poisoning on February 29,1980.He was found dead in a car parked on a street in London.His official cause of death is classified as (death by misadventure)They even had a real bell poured with the bands logo on it.

[@canastypvc]

Black Sabbath, electric funeral or hand of down. Old school heavey metal , grand farthers of heavy metal. 1971 paranoid album. Not for the timid.

[@rockybillbao5085]

I'm a rolling thunder, a pouring rain I'm comin' on like a hurricane My lightning's flashing across the sky You're only young but you're gonna die I won't take no prisoners, won't spare no lives Nobody's putting up a fight I got my bell, I'm gonna take you to hell I'm gonna get you, Satan get you Hell's bells Yeah, hell's bells You got me ringing hell's bells My temperature's high, hell's bells I'll give you black sensations up and down your spine If you're into evil you're a friend of mine See the white light flashing as I split the night 'Cause if good's on the left, Then I'm stickin' to the right I won't take no prisoners, won't spare no lives Nobody's puttin' up a fight I got my bell, I'm gonna take you to hell I'm gonna get you, Satan get you Hell's bells…

[@WhatHaveIMade]

You really want to see AC/DC in their prime? Let There Be Rock, live in 1978: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6SUi3iAgZWLe9U

[@georgiapeach6441]

Check out Eddie Van Halen Eruption Live best guitar solo ever about 15 minutes long!!!! Mind Blown

[@barryz1969]

So this was recorded after the original lead singer, Bon Scott, died. They were dealing with mourning the loss of their close friend and dealing with the reality of trying to find a replacement vocalist while folks were talking smack about the band being dead and never coming back. Personally, I think that this album was both a memorial to their friend and a big FU to the folks that were spreading rumors about the band being dead and gone. Notice how much energy they put into it....it was a middle finger in the air kind of album. Personally, I don't have a preference between the two lead singers, but appreciate that both had mad skills in different ways. Check out "Night Prowler", "It's a Long Way To The Top" and "Have A Drink on Me".

[@Verdillac2]

This was their tribute to their original singer who died a few months before, hence the bells at the beginning of the song as well as the completely black album cover. It was their tribute and send off to their singer and friend, Bon Scott.

[@imanalien6461]

This song is written from the point of view of Satan. Just like "Sympathy For The Devil" by the Rolling Stones and "N.I.B" by Black Sabbath. But it was this song that scared the shit out of me as a little kid. It's so evil but it totally rocks.