British guitarist attempts to analyse AC/DC's Angus Young!

[@wingsofpegasus]

TIME STAMPS - 1:21 Rhythm 4:27 Differing Strumming Patterns 5:16 Into the 'A' 6:28 Into the Lead 7:23 Vibrato 9:54 Right Hand Down Strokes 11:47 Running Lead Line 14:59 Bend w/Vibrato 18:06 Repeating Phrases 19:57 Double Stops 22:38 Runs 23:38 Open B String Lead 25:06 Hammer ons/Pull offs 25:34 Conclusion

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

This is a fantastic and very well explained. Presented in a professional manner. Well done and Thank you Fill. ROCK 👍👍

[@peterh47]

I would love to see your reaction of actor/musician Steve Martin

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

@@peterh47 probably asking Fil but,........he can play with an archers arrow through his head!! And.....play the hell out of a banjo 🪕 he dose. ✌️🍻

[@jdmagicmusic]

1978 was exactly the year i met Angus, Bon & the boys!!! living in the south SF Bay Area, a friend in my apt complex called me and said AC/DC was in town after their show and they wanted a nice quantity of coke, at least 1/4 lb... my friend (who had also introduced me to the legendary Bo Diddley, a lifelong friendship until Elias's passing, i always had Bo's home # no matter where he'd moved to) brought me to the house they were staying in Cupertino and found myself face to face w/AC/DC (well, in the case of Bon Scott, more like his face to my navel, he was really freaking short, and i'm 6'4" = 1.94 m) although i only came up w/2 oz's, they were still quite glad to see me, hung out w/them about 1/2 hr then we split! oh, thumbs up of course #391

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

@@jdmagicmusic neat story 👺

[@mariorabottini5687]

Awesome Fil! I am an AC/DC nut! I’ve been so blessed to have seen them on many occasions here in Melbourne! I remember seeing them in the early days when they were playing in pubs….they would blow the roof off the joint! Bon Scott would double as the singer and front man and the bands bouncer! Lol! He loved a scrap! Brilliant demo on guitar mate! Really enjoyed this! Cheers Mario! 😀👍🤘

[@DC-js4gk]

Southside Six, hmmm probably '76 I'm guessing, Angus got down and boogied along the very crowded bar, then spinning around on the dance floor... some clown decides to have a swing at him. The band stopped everyone got down and got into it with this guy, except for Phil who kept the beat going. Then the guitar fires up from nowhere again..Then Bon appears on stage "Sorry some idiot wanted to wipe some blood off his shoe on Angus's face", band resumes, never missed a beat. They always gave 1000%

[@teresafinoalchemy]

Mario I only saw them once at the Myer Music Bowl in the early '80s. Brilliant!

[@AnthonySipes]

Great as always Fil.

[@debravirden7130]

To paraphrase Bon Scott, "Angus is a little crazy..and I think he's great." A couple shows I went to, Bon carried Angus on his shoulders, with that screaming guitar in his ears. You did marvelous and thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[@vincegotera]

Actually the screaming guitar was not in his ears. The sound would have been coming out of the amps. Any sound coming out of the actual guitar would be pretty negligible.

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

Yes, nobody can sound like Angus. This was a very good presentation. If any say other they are full of themselves.

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

@Goosecore indeed .....meant no malice.....just peace n ROCK.......lol ✌️🍻

[@bobmerc3312]

Back in 1974 in my home town of Wiikees-Barre, PA.. ANGUS walked his guitar he stopped and jammed about 3 feet away from me what a thrill it was to see him jam that close....'Powerage" was ou the. So I got to Bon Scott too!!!!!!!Cheap Trick Trick;and The Babys played too.

[@DC-js4gk]

@Goosecore 19 August, 1978, supporting Blackmore's Rainbow. Boy Richie Blackmore might have regretted having them as support. I saw both bands and Rainbow, despite the presence of Dio on vocals were pretty boring by comparison. Accadacca as we call 'em here in Oz just brought intensity to a higher level. First time we saw them in the early days we laughed at them. A year later we were flocking to their gigs, they just worked so damn hard

[@teresafinoalchemy]

Love this Fil! Every red-blooded Aussie teenager in the '70s had AC/DC coursing through their veins. Saw them playing at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne in the early '80s. What a show. Total legends! 💜

[@ethanweeter2732]

And I always forget they are Aussie, not Brits.

[@lieslwindjulie3230]

Thank you, Fil. This was awesome 🖤🤘🏽

[@lynndow3185]

I'm unsettled! They did their job and so did you! That was all kinds of fun!

[@jasonjoyner6940]

👍🏽

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

Yep...he nailed it

[@roberthall6560]

My first auditorium concert was "For Those About to Rock". Sadly I never got to see Bon Scott live but they blew me away. Their Sound and Energy on stage made me a life long Rock fan. Thank you Fil for another great show and Thank you AC/DC for being the embodiment of ROCK AND ROLL.

[@freedomfighter7630]

Bon Scott= Best front man of all time!🤟🎸 Angus is a guitar god 🤟🎸 love that dirty rock sound he and Malcolm gave the world and thanks Fil for keeping the shirt on🤟🎸

[@dalemonroe105]

I love all the little tips you give

[@vincegotera]

Fil, great analysis. I'm always amazed at how good your ears are at hearing the notes and vibrato being played and then reproducing them. Bravo!

[@mariaday712]

I know this has nothing to do with Angus and his guitar playing ability. I saw AC/DC live in San Francisco. We had tickets on the floor. It was awesome being that close to all that. At the end of the show Angus turned around and flashed us all. Thank goodness he had Union Jack underwear on. LOL. I'll never forget that. LOL

[@loriematthews6418]

😂😂

[@jcam9117]

Saw them a few times in the early eighties before he decided to put on underwear.

[@dennisperin2989]

Not when i saw them, all three times, bare ass neked! Hilarious, & it isn’t at the end of the show, its part of his strip tease at the end of the song Bad Boy Boogie ( my favorite ACDC song) “ They said stop, i said go, They said fast, i said slow, They said yes, i said no , I Do The BadBoy Boogie All Over Town”

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

@@dennisperin2989 "An't no fun waitin' round ta be a millionaire" "Hey Howard, get yr +:$#@&_g jumbo jet out'a my airport!" 👍👍

[@TorToroPorco]

The only thing missing from this video was for Fil to play shirtless. Or perhaps wear a schoolboy outfit. Angus and Malcolm deserve much respect for the precision of their playing especially in live full head banging mode.

[@elinkeykramme6511]

Def. Schoolboy outfit would look so good

[@loriematthews6418]

Thanks fil! A great teacher as well! 🌷

[@jmflyer55]

Bought this album in 1979. ACDC is awesome as was Bon Scott. Angus lets it all hang out when live, and any guitarist whose performed on stage live, knows thats okay, and even a good thing. 90% of the people watching, will never hear that one or two notes you miss. 😉. Thx for the video

[@jontwest]

Masterful analysis and recreation - such fun to watch - thanks

[@drewpall2598]

When it come to copyright blocks you're able to work around them with excellency. another excellent demonstration teacher Fil. 👍👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

[@marileneparanhos3454]

Great analysis as Always!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@pheart2381]

Now play that laying on the edge of the stage while spinning your hair in circles! I liked his little hommage to Hendrix.

[@duane8829]

Man Fil, what a great analysis. I thought I’d watch this and just run through it but I’ve been watching for four day and I’m still only half way through. Amazing stuff to try. Thanks for the help, big guy. Lots of fun trying to learn

[@kituwahband]

Another well done video Fil 👨‍🎤🤙🤘

[@shirleypearson8702]

Hrllo Fil! Always informative , you make it look easy , which is the art of a great teacher. Peace 🤘🤘✌✌❤❤

[@stephensydney]

thank you!

[@timrobinson9192]

Angus, and indeed Malcolm, could pour sour milk into a cuppa, and it would be sweet! Their feel for the strings is amazing, and in my opinion, painfully hard to reproduce exactly. Cracking video and analysis. HUGE thumbs up 👍👍👍☮☮☮🤘🤘🤘 Edit: speaking to when you said people say DC are just so many chords and it's the same thing: Yes they repeat the same chords often, but their arrangement, tightness, and feel, can make the same chord sound different for each track. I'm a life long DC fan, and believe me I would get bored if they were just out and out repetative. Again , awesome video Fil, big up to you :) 🤘🤘🤘☮☮☮

[@thorstenriedel3152]

Hi Phil....i am from Germanistan and i can unverstand your english very very well, thank you

[@toodyface]

Thanks Fil, really enjoyed that. Wonderful break down and analysis❤🙏🤘👍👏😸

[@LOL-Can]

Great analysis Fil. Your skill is great also and you are dressed. Cudos ❤.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I always say my music education was stifled since choir teachers told me to just move my lips and not make a sound from third grade on to secondary school. I made up for that by singing and moving like Angus does. At least it kept my classmates entertained.

[@Rassskle]

Thank you again, Fil. So good to hear an expert who knows their subject agreeing with opinions I can not explain to anyone. Even if someone does understand what I mean they often disagree simply because I know nothing about music theory and can’t play myself. lol Here in Australia those that like AC/DC think Angus is a God. Those that don’t like AC/DC think he can’t play at all. lol

[@ccsportsfan7886]

july 28 1977 i saw acdc live san antonio tx municipal auditorium Headliner Moxy Special Guest REX and Introducing ACDC they were already popular here in san antonio due to the efforts of KISS FM DJs Joe Anthony and Lou Roney

[@vk3fbab]

The Gem such an ACDC guitar! I don't think I've ever heard Vai talk about ACDC. Great work regardless.

[@annemickelson2621]

High Voltage Fil. Rock! :-)

[@miaschu8175]

Angus! This was so not my kind of music, then I caught an old concert filmed in a UK theatre, late one night. I was hooked, and all because of Angus and his guitar. I still like pop and folk, but now I also love rock! 🤘

[@thorstenriedel3152]

You are doin a great job

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@davitofarito]

To me, any discussion of Angus' technique begins and ends with that vibrato of his. Such a great sound that few other guitarists have captured. The only 2 examples of similar vibrato I can think of are Paul Kossoff, and early Clapton (it's all over the Blues Breaker LP, and such Cream tunes as Spoonful, and Sunshine Of Your Love). Unfortunately Slowhand seems to have lost that vibrato along the way, going for a more generic, less inspiring wobble.

[@Guardducks]

Good one Fil. Malcolm does carry the back beat well with his solid playing. 🤘

[@bluesky6985]

The winner isn't the one that plays the most notes.

[@SpaceCattttt]

Yes. The winner is the one who plays the same note the most times.

[@bluesky6985]

@@SpaceCattttt That depends on how you play it.

[@SpaceCattttt]

@@bluesky6985 🙄

[@BlackSmith1965]

Can you do a Molly Hatchet video? Possibly 'Dreams I'll Never See'?

[@plumiegirl47]

One of my first outside concert and I could not hear for 3 days and I never got close to the stage. Was fun.

[@danr5105]

Great pick for an analysis Fil. Love the energy from all involved with AC/DC. I really liked the mentioning of the word/technique "bounce" with the right hand. Sometimes it seems all you hear is "up" "down" Good to throw "now bounce" in. I mention a top band from the same era, a band where the drummer and lead are hooked solid. That would be Alex and Eddie Van Halen (or course from the band "Van Halen"). I believe time will move Alex Van Halen up the charts in a "best rock drummer" analysis. Thanks Fil.

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

This is fantastic. So interesting.

[@rick3747]

Angus Young and Edward Van Halen, the two most important Rock guitarists since 1976.

[@ransleyjumper5132]

Hell yeah my friend I like you voied keep them coming.dont stop making it reaction to something for me will your my friend

[@ransleyjumper5132]

SRV rude mood lyrics just that one please please 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@karenwalker3770]

I've noticed that there are lots of people who've gotten "Thunderstruck" videos played without getting blocked. I wonder if you could check that one out & be able to show Angus (& play w/him!!) better? Still looking forward to seeing you check out Il Divo performing Nights in White Satin, in order to honor not just Carlos Marin, but I could honor my amazing late Mom as well. She introduced me to them, as well as many others that I probably wouldn't have thought about on my own since I'm a classic rock lady at heart!

[@philcarter2362]

Fil, you are so expert at representing the playing of others. When can we hear you?

[@wingsofpegasus]

There's a lot of covers and originals of mine on the channel too 🙂

[@drsmokeybones]

I got to see AC DC back in 1987 El Paso Texas, El Paso County Coliseum affectionately known as "the barn" What is show! A show complete with a couple of fist fights in a trash fire! But you nailed it spot on again Fil! It's all about Angus and his expressiveness. You could replace Angus with Yngwie Malmsteen, Steve Vai, or Joe Satriani, and it just wouldn't work! Even though they are all brilliant guitarists. It's Angus! His tone, his vibrato. What a completely unique guitarist and band! You're right, you will not mistake one-note from Angus Young, even if it's just one note.

[@dennisperin2989]

Angus is the baddest live player on the planet. I saw him when he was in his mid 20’s, 30’s, he was spectacular! Nobody works harder for your money than Angus Young, his older brother is the best rhythm guitarist in history. Best live band for me, 81’ FTATR tour, Flick Of The Switch tour, Razors Edge tour. All three shows in my top 50.

[@fergo7010]

The "real" AC-DC with Bon Scott 💪 the first time i saw AC-DC they were brand new Dave Evans was the singer and then BOOM Bon jumped in and what a transformation, Brian Johnson was a great replacement but Hmm 🤔 it's not the same as when Bon was the front man it was just his stage presents,i know this has got nothing to do with the brothers guitar playing but ya get that, good shit Fil thank you 👍👍✌🤘

[@swinetrek]

Bon was an all round singer. He sang pop and even country ( the mount lofty rangers band - where he got into a fight with a band member and stormed of on his triumph and had a head on smash. We were luck he lived) before joining AC/DC.

[@DC-js4gk]

@@swinetrek there must be so many stories...saw one of their first gigs with Bon, they were bottom of the bill and opened with Baby Please Don't Go. And they were away. It was about 1pm on a cold Sunday and these guys were killing it. We didn't know what to make of this. Everyone was so super-cool then, just stood there and played. Angus was and remains nearly 50 years later a source of wonder

[@davidevans3227]

love the bit with the feedback, held.. then the slow picked out notes getting faster (with a slight almost classical feeling to begin with).. and faster.. 🙂 you could do loads with this band i think.

[@davidevans3227]

whole lotta rosie! 😃

[@EbuGamer1]

Do you like The Angels? I’m currently going through The Angels again. I love No Exits live At Latrobe. Doc I s the best Australian frontman period. He is so energetic.

[@alsmith4807]

Fil just to add to request Righteous Brothers "ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN" they have a Guitar 🎸 intro that's you all the way & then bring in the horn 📯 section it's made for YOUR Critique/Reaction it's quite dynamic

[@santoslhalper6116]

Fuckin' awesome

[@lewisner]

I downloaded the 1975 TV performance of High Voltage onto my phone years ago and tried to upload it a year ago but it was blocked in like 10 minutes.

[@stevenking9279]

Suggestions Laura Cox Band Hard Blues Shot , Strange Kind of Woman. I know Strange Kind of Woman is a tribute band , but they are worth a listen.

[@markmiwurdz202]

Great analysis Fil! Angus and Malcolm (RIP) Young built the AC/DC guitar sound. At full tilt, AC/DC are untouchable. Just on a point of Angus' playing technique. I read that Angus has small sized hands and so whatever he plays is where he can get his left hand/fingers to on the fretboard. Does Angus' style of playing - chord sequences and lead lines, show up this "limitation" in how far his fingers can reach and his hand can spread? Any thoughts on this Fil? Thanks again. Stay safe and well.

[@lucy-texasgal3679]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (standing)!! Thank you Fil! Another Fil-abulous Fil-tastic analysis. Bon Scott IS AC⚡️DC! No offense Brian. 🤘🏻❤️✌🏻

[@loisenochs4562]

Do one of the Chicks called the traveling Solder

[@shell8481]

Just out of interest you should take a look at a live performance/tribute by the Foo Fighters, they do a pretty decent job of it!

[@jerryrichards8172]

🤣 I thought he was going to say Malcom in the middle

[@alsmith4807]

Great video really enjoyed it as always 👍 Fil thought you'd try reacting to Righteous Brothers again "ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN" .........If You Believe in Forever----That Life is just a one Night Stand---If there's a ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN well you know they got a Hell of a BAND--JIMMY gave us RAINBOWS--JANIS Took a Piece of Our Heart & OTIS brought a Song to the DOCK OF BAY.......ending with THERE'S A SPOTLIGHT WAITING NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE --- Come on FIL give this to us!!!

[@bigdave1302]

I wish you'd have tab on the screen. I don't understand why tab isn't used on these type of channels? It's so much more user friendly, it's frustrating to keep rewinding back to look at your fingers, it takes so long for a beginner doing this.

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

There are lots on You Tube mate , full clips mate , i dont why they are blocking hey

[@lds251]

Hello Fil- can you do a video on “Only a Northern Song” by George Harrison (Beatles).

[@tammycarr6309]

Thanks Fil, you really know your stuff!!!! I don't like copy right issues, but they are there for a reason, Tommy Thayers father always came into my work to have kiss pictures done, so I know how it works. It was so awesome!!!!! And Tommy would come in to buy his Hair spray!!!! Lmao!! Soooo Cool. Thanks again for your wisdom. Love ya!!!!😃😃😃

[@MrDeengels]

Must be warm in the studio no zip up hoodie lol 😂

[@shahrulhaidi3782]

Powerage

[@tonyrawlings7925]

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[@bobmerc3312]

Steve Vai Ibanez!!!!!!!!!!!

[@suehollar2578]

It's a shame you have to jump through so many hoops to analyze a great band but you did a great job of it!

[@bluesky6985]

Analyze Angus Young? Are you going to set him on a couch and ask him why he hates his mother?

[@swinetrek]

Or his incessant tea drinking and stealing lead lines from Classical composers.LOL!

[@bluesky6985]

@@swinetrek That started with the Beatles but you still have to play them

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

The music of ac/dc is feral.

[@chriswilkes2438]

You have too much drive on, acdc use very little drive

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yes I do mention my tone is too heavy!

[@chriswilkes2438]

@@wingsofpegasus and wrong guitar for acdc

[@wingsofpegasus]

Sadly I don't have an SG!

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

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[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

@@chriswilkes2438 - yet it sounds really good! Makes me strongly consider getting one of those for myself . SG’s are so heavy! 😫 Monsoon winds couldn’t blow you away with an SG! 😬 but it’s very heavy... 🥵 have you picked up an sg? 😁 weighs as much as a tree! 😉

[@Kanendd]

most of acdc's guitar riffs are pretty easy fare for an advanced player like fil or myself, but the band did create some of the most catchy, distinctive riffs in the genre. And Acdc's energy can't be beat. 👌

[@eljefe414]

Still the loudest concert I ever been to.🤘

[@juliesadler6481]

My vote for loudest concert was "Cheap Trick." Can't believe we weren't caused permanent deefness. Spot on as usual Fil. ❤️ Thanks!

[@crusadeelectronics2444]

AC/DC is an old school rock and roll band. Always will be, and I wouldn't want it any other way.

[@Mike1614b]

AC/DC & Black Sabbath & Deep Purple. and Zep

[@shantefrancess5174]

Nice to see you reached 181k Subscribers Fil:) ❤️ If anyone deserves it it is you:)

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@andrewhall7853]

Sensational - the energy gives me goose bumps. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again “If you want blood” is arguably one of the greatest live albums ever with many tracks from these dates at Glasgow Apollo.

[@jaceacekalgoorlie]

The amount of energy captured on that album is insane

[@drewpall2598]

As you know the Young brothers all had musical talents George, Malcolm, and Angus where the famous of the brothers. George form the Easybeats in the mid 1960's Malcolm, and Angus form AC/DC in the early 70's keep Rockin' through the history of music Fil we enjoy it.🙂

[@spiked1002]

Dont' forget George and Harry Vanda (also from the Easybeats) were also great producers and songwriters in there own right. At the same time as they were producing those early AC/DC records and Rose Tattoo they came up with a little song called 'Love is in the Air'. Oh, and drum loops. That was George and Harry as well.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Angus and Malcolm are AC/DC. Angus is their frontman! Bon Scott was my favourite singer for the band.

[@freds9464]

I appreciate what you are doing !

[@fivecitydirttracker4776]

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[@SEKreiver]

A pity that there are such legal hurdles. Angus has been praised by the likes of Satriani and Vai. One of the all-time great rock guitarists.

[@SEKreiver]

I got into Zep and AC/DC at the same time. To me, Angus doesn't QUITE match up to Jimmy (my favorite guitarist of all time). However, I do feel that Angus took that particular 'blues-rock' facet of Jimmy's playing and took it FURTHER. In that particular realm, Angus is basically unassailable. His leads are the epitome of 'hard blues-rock'. Let there be rock!

[@swinetrek]

Malcolm was a pretty good lead guitarist himself. He was the bands first lead guitarist.

[@jollyjakelovell6822]

I know Angus rightly gets the spotlight yet please keep in mind that Malcolm (Greatest Rhythm Guitarist Ever) is the foundation for him to duck walk and strut on. Also check out Angus and Malcolm as guests of the Stones doing the rhythm and blues standard "Rock Me Baby" with keith and Ronny and company.

[@Mike1614b]

yes, but the greatest rhythm guitarist could be EVH

[@jollyjakelovell6822]

@@Mike1614b I should say In my opinion Malcolm is the greatest, if others say it's some one different then they are of course are entitled to their own opinions. Could be SRV, could be GAB (Jeff Beck) ..... but for my money it is Malcolm Mitchell Young 6-1-1953 to 18-11-2017 RIP.

[@jasonjoyner6940]

Getting Rock blocked is not cool!!!

[@legacymaiden4209]

For those about to rock, we will block you!

[@dankingjr.2088]

Rock Blocked! I like it!

[@SpaceCattttt]

From what I understand, Angus hardly uses any distortion at all. It's just a clean tone. But a bloody loud one! 😂

[@kennethmckinney2532]

I was fortunate to see Bon Scott AC/DC 5 months before Bon's death October 16, 1979 at Towson State University in Baltimore. Incredible show and Pat Travers Band opening was awesome as well. I saw them twice with Brian Johnson in the early 80's and it was just never the same at least for me...

[@roberthall6560]

I've stated before. Elvis is the King of Rock and Roll. Zepplin are the Rock gods. and AC/DC IS ROCK AND ROLL!!! Oh and Sammy is the Blue White and Red Rocker.

[@dankingjr.2088]

Excellent analysis of one of my favorite AC/DC tunes. I love Brian, but the bluesy early stuff still turns me on. Thanks Fil!

[@GordonHeaney]

Interesting choice of guitar to use to analyse Angus Young!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Sadly I'm without an SG!

[@ethanweeter2732]

From what I have seen of AC/Dc live performances on KZbin, they are a band who can play great live. Led Zeppelin might make better music, but they are not as good as performers live.

[@stevegibbons8941]

Top analysis, from youtubes top analysist, theyre a top band Angus is a complete one off, loved the vid, cheers Fil ! : )

[@TheKimbH]

Is it time for this now and that guitar/bass/voice? kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKCbn5aBlJqesMU

[@alanknoll5540]

Awesome video with good guitar playing.

[@oscarcardenas7078]

Wow!!!! Exellent old band...pure rock and roll and Angus Great 🎸🎸🎸💯✔ and your analisys PERFECT..👌👌👌👌👌👊🤘

[@transformationproject3583]

Been to many ACDC concerts back in the day. Seen Bon Scott when I was a kid.

[@jaredthode562]

god Angus is good man!

[@garymcgrath8246]

Totally love Angus Young nuff said

[@sabocikotic7632]

AC/DC - they are always full of life energy.

[@pinkhare4344]

AC/DC has always been on my top list of the Best!

[@vanagonegone9691]

HAY HOW ABOUT AN ATTEMPT TO ANALYSE " THE J GALYES BAND

[@felixfcaf2002]

I like cheese, but not the yellow kind.