Totally Awesome Reaction to ACDC Shoot to Thrill ( First Time )

[@blackice9088]

That is why the crowds don't go crazy and fight or riot, no one wants to miss a second while these guys are on stage!

[@Crimsontide1694]

what.....? they mosh at every concert....

[@PeterBridgesPeteyCanoe]

100 percent

[@MrPaulwaters]

I’m an Aussie. AC/DC flowing through my blood... most importantly I love how AC/DC and all music in general brings us together. Thanks for the video you guys rock!!

[@horsefootrot8044]

Hahah yeah mate this music is as natural as breathing. Still love Cold Chisel too though.

[@aaronwillis6179]

@@horsefootrot8044 don't forget rose tattoo mate

[@horsefootrot8044]

Aaron Willis hahahah We can’t be beaten!!...suddenly. Anderson was one of the least angry guys I’ve ever met! Reminds me of attending B and S balls in my youth.

[@aaronwillis6179]

Horse Footrot haha that’s gold mate

[@horsefootrot8044]

Aaron Willis mate I saw him pull both songs together. Jumping around like house of pain, then swaying like stoners in a lolly shop. Many quality OZ bands IMO. Spy vs Spy, Chisel, (cough).. Noiseworks, ok ok that killed any creditably. However one our most underrated OZ non export, Shane Howard and Goanna!! IMO

[@GH-lo8vl]

"How do you contain a crowd like that" Simple, full it full of rock fans and it will contain itself. Rock fans go for the band and the music. All ages, all colours, all walks of life with the common denominator of a love for music.

[@ajruther67]

Rockers are the most down to earth people. We have a large group of rock and metal fans in Southern California. We're called the Metal Family. We never disrupt. We're too much into the music that takes you to a different plane. You get lost in it.

[@CynicalGear]

To be fair the last Woodstock didn’t turn out that well understandably it was after three days of horrible conditions but the crowd literally ended Woodstock

[@john-ic7vg]

and love each other while we are all there as well!

[@samkavaman1980]

AC/DC, GREATEST band ever!! Love the reaction 🤘🏽

[@DavidBarton-f7x]

Seen them in 1980....best concert I ever been at!!!!

[@chrismadden5530]

Fans of AC/DC would never think of rushing the stage. We respect then to much. The energy that the band puts out feeds the crowd yet the crowds energy feeds the band. Little known fact: AC/DC is in the Guinness Book of World Records for the loudest band ever.

[@basiliomartinez2116]

For those about to rock .. is a must they close every show with it !!

[@johnalves1636]

The Best

[@Glenn-ei3xp]

Basilio Martinez have to agree. Sydney entertainment centre the cannons rolled out on the stage. Crowd went crazy. And I swear my ears never recovered lol

[@christywhitley6053]

For those about to rock...We salute you!

[@Gary-zf4ej]

I was in that crowd near the stage, crazy night man. Donnington park monsters of rock uk😊😊😊

[@TARider2]

I love these kind of videos because as a HUGE acdc fan i love seeing people introduced to them or at least havent heard much of them before. and it feels like its just keeping the legacy of acdc and rockn roll going which is awesome

[@markavell7111]

Thank you for loving ROCK AND ROLL!! Much LUV!!!!!

[@jerrykramer7025]

They sold out just about every concert in the day and still do.. They were the bomb in the 70s 80s and 90s

[@victorramsey5575]

ACDC is for everyone in the world. If youre at their concert your among family, no hostility, no racism, no egos. Just having a great time with 1 million of your brothers and sisters. You wanna get a party started? Play ANY ACDC song. Period!

[@juanmdiaz2399]

This is simple, this is what is AC/DC about, just the Best !!!! Rock and Roll band ever, Pure Rock and Roll mates🤟🤟🤟

[@smyersfishingadventures]

They also headlined a Monsters of Rock concert in Russia on September 28, 1991 (Metallica, Black Crowes and Pantera also performed), that concert had 1.6 million in attendance, and is listed as 1 of the top 5 largest concerts ever.

[@pemonline3395]

That's the video they are playing.

[@niekdprz5090]

@@pemonline3395 They are playing the live at donnington video. There were about 72 000 people in the crowd in the video.

[@Andyleobl]

Its important what u do, ur generation is keeping all the important music alive with ur reactions. Keep going👍

[@2112res]

The homies don't get it

[@Y2KNW]

Seen 'em live 3 times inside, once outside. The outside show, in 2009, took place DURING A STORM! There was literally lightning in the sky and it rained almost the whole time. And Angus & Brian got soaked with the rest of us. Best show I've ever been to.

[@monicamad1285]

My first concert at 16yrs old (1982 Boston Garden) was AC/DC. Everyone is in a great mood. Paid a lot for those tickets!! Everyone bonds at these concerts.

[@tammymacdougall6915]

This was the first band I got to experience live and yes the energy is real and you don't see this band you experience this band!

[@TheBobbymcd]

Well said bro, and by the way (as we say in Scotland). it's you that's keeping it still relevant...you and your generation,,we'll done mate.

[@john-ic7vg]

Kudos for your comment

[@christywhitley6053]

Lol love the reactions. Saw AC/DC at the Omni in Atlanta in 1982 for my 18th birthday. Best concert ever! And yes- always sold out quick!

[@brabham74]

I was listening to AC/DC , way back in the 70's, and in 2003, I took my 11 year old daughter to see them at Joe Louis Arena, Detroit Mi. She is 28 years old now, and still talks about how cool it was.

[@Mikemyers2948]

Nobody cares

[@mztweety1374]

Wow! I miss JLA. Saw Prince there twice. I work at the new arena down the street. Love it! Wish I could see the foo fighters for my bday but they cancelled the tour bc of COVID😣🤷🏾‍♀️

[@brabham74]

@@mztweety1374 , in 1980 (or 81?), I went to see the Rolling Stones at the Pontiac Silverdome. An almost unheard of musician was supposed to be the opening band. Name: Prince. Back then I did not know who he was. I do not know why he did not open for the Stones, and I didn't care at the time, but in hind sight, it would have been very cool to see him.

[@brabham74]

@@Mikemyers2948 , it is always good to hear from your negative contingent. Thanks.

[@mathiasv2578]

Thank you for having such a pure and genuine reaction here. Just people appreciating people.

[@gerardroll6468]

Their iconic “Live at River Plate” concert .... That’s all you need to know about their “energy” you spoke of & it features what would have to be the world’s largest “mosh pit”. Some of their very early hits, those which REALLY put them on the map worldwide, with the legendary Bon Scott singing lead would be highly recommended 🤘😝🤘. My favourites are “Jailbreak” & the truly iconic “it’s a long way to the top (if you wanna rock & roll”, which features the incredible use of BAGPIPES.... In a hard rock song!!! I hope you both are now die hard fans of this legendary group.

[@gregstecher3222]

Damn right about that. The crowd at the River Platte show was the most WOW I've ever seen.

[@gerardroll6468]

Greg Stecher .... I believe the phrase is... “They went OFF!!!” 🤘😈🤘 I’ve seen AC/DC in concert many times now & while they put on a great show each time, it didn’t even come close to matching the intensity of that River Plate show 🔥🔥🔥

[@gregstecher3222]

@@gerardroll6468 No doubt. I've seen them 4 times and they were great each time and I've been to about 30 other concerts since 77.....and I've never seen a crowd and performance like the Argentina show. Those folks waited 10 years for AC/DC to return....and they showed appreciation like no crowd I've ever seen. That show is a sky high freaking bar....probably never another like that again. Being on that stage has to be the most exciting ever. I get an adrenaline rush just watching the video. Probably willing do that for free to feel like that at every show. Well, free for a while anyway. Cheers & Rock On!!!

[@gerardroll6468]

Greg Stecher .... I hear you mate 🇦🇺✊️😝🇦🇺. The last 2 concerts I went to before the world went to hell because of the “you-know-what” were The Eagles (before Glenn Frey passed away) & Bruce Springsteen. Both cost a small fortune, but MAN was it worth it ☝️🤩🤚. I’ve always enjoyed artists who have been around for at least 30+ years as longevity means you’ll get an awesome show ✌️😄✌️

[@doc559]

Back in Black 1980 album on the charts for 2-1/2 years in the US Only thriller sold more albums. Look at the River Plate videos, the crowd looks like a living thing like an ocean. Never witnessed anything like that. RIP Malcom, we miss you and love you forever.

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

Live at Donington is the DVD recording of the Australian rock band AC/DC‘s show at Donington Park on 17 August 1991, directed by David Mallet; it was the band's third Monsters of Rock festival. The two-hour show was performed before 72,500 spectators and included real cannons, the Hells Bell, an inflatable Rosie and two inflatable Anguses: one to the right of the stage, and one in the

[@williamway2892]

they played 3 sold out shows in River Platte - each show had 6.7k people there

[@michaelperrillo5420]

Glad you are discovering classic rock. It's been around for 50 years but never to late to understand the talent, music. Trust me, nothing better.

[@cameron_fairchild]

great choice. this is my fave song and show of theirs! great reaction!!

[@Road_Rash]

Everybody's an AC/DC fan, just some people haven't figured it out yet...

[@lisajohnson7278]

Hey there. I just watched y'alls reaction to AC/DC shoot to theill. As a 58 yr old woman who has loved AC/DC since first hearing them in the late 70s and seeing them twice in concert at the Summit in Houston Tx. I can tell yes it was a sold out concert. Selling the 2nd day from going on sell. And the energy Angus has last through the whole concert almost 2 hrs. The pure enrgy flows through everyone there. If you're not ROCKIN then, brotha you must be dead. Keep on havin fun and tell her to keep on smilin. She made me smile too.

[@ryanhiatt9001]

Most big concerts like that they have it divided up into sections with a small walkway between each group for security and emergencies

[@MrDoderman]

Most of the band members were from 60s to 70s during this video. I'm grateful if seen them several times live in the 80s and 90s. Best rock band ever!!

[@stephenchigwidden7504]

Can you imagine the line for the toilet?.

[@Gary-zf4ej]

Massive, I was there, you had to go in the wooded area inside the race track where the concert was, wild times man, they don’t have concerns like this anymore, feel sorry for the young ones today, they don’t know what they have missed.😊😊😊😊

[@turbocharger474]

I love watching people react to AC/DC for the first time, because they always show the same hype that I did when I discovered them.

[@wild8757]

You should see them in concert live, incredible!

[@sharkhunter2018]

Angus is a wild man. i read a comment elsewhere on youtube that was along the lines of "angus is the only guitarist that could fall down a flight of stairs while soloing and not miss a note" i think that sums up just how badass he is

[@dksweet1]

The energy is for rea! Angus at his age now still has that energy.. it’s a passion for the music! 🔥🤟🔥

[@markpr73]

On behalf of OLD ROCKERS ( I’m 63) I want to say thank you and bless you both for this video reaction. I absolutely love seeing members of a demographic that you wouldn’t normally associate with this genre of music have such a great appreciation for a video like this. This band obviously struck paydirt when they discovered their “magic formula” all those many years ago. I was fortunate enough to be about three rows back and just right of center stage when they played here in my hometown back in the mid-70’s with Bon Scott and they were incendiary. I can tell you guys are both genuinely digging it and your reactions are great! Now, if you haven’t already been prompted, please check out some later videos of live Iron Maiden shows, particularly shows from the mid-90’s forward as the video quality will be better and the stage sets and Eddie versions will be more elaborate. Shows filmed in Rio are usually some of their best and, in my opinion, their last few tours have been some of their best. They are, without a doubt, the Energizer Bunnies of British Heavy Metal and you really should check them out. I just found you guys today so if you’ve already done a Maiden reaction I’ll eventually get caught up. Enjoy!

[@dannybaker4641]

Notice how she just can't stop smiling.

[@oceanbnd]

Fun to watch you guys enjoy this. The one time I saw them in the 80’s was in a building and so loud that I was buzzing for two days afterwards from it. If you ever get to see them, it’s not to be missed.

[@4Cabin]

I saw AC/DC live at the indoor Rosemont Horizon Ampitheater back in like 1982. It was an amazing show. I'll never forget that.

[@robertclavette4797]

Having such dynamic energy has made AC/DC synonymous with Rock and Roll. And yes they do play indoors but very large venues. Up here in Canada they had 3 shows booked in Edmonton Alberta and had to add 7 more in order to meet the demand. Same thing happened to the south of Alberta in Calgary. I met the band Canada day 1979 in Edmonton when nobody knew them yet. And have staid friends online now since the internet began. Songs like "If you want blood" ,"Shoot to thrill",and "Fire your guns", alongvwith "For those about to Rock", "What do you do for money,honey" can set you up for an energy filled, drive, workout, or day. Awesome music. Try first reaction yo Judas Priest, PAINKILLER, and You've got another thing coming. Guaranteed to Rock your socks off. From my isolation room in the Critical care unit, keep up your reaction videos. I'm enjoying them. Rob C

[@frankperry2874]

In 1986 I was 15 years old. I went to my first concert. AC/DC baby!

[@gregstecher3222]

I love seeing 1st timers watch AC/DC videos. Shoot to Thrill from Back in Black is 40 years old and it still Rocks Ass. It will NEVER get old.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

These guys sold out everything everywhere they went on tour. This is them alone. People would camp out day of the concert and party, then go see these guys blasting rock music. 🎼😎🎶🤘they had adrenaline for days. Rip Malcolm Young, Angus brother. He’s the guy in blue shirt, rhythm guitar. No one wanted to rush these guys, the fans would’ve stopped anyone who tried that....no no no.

[@mikeyaureliush9017]

They sold out many tours around the world on their own, but I think that here they were part of the Monsters of Rock Festival, which included Metallica. See www.ukrockfestivals.com/donington-1991.html

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Either way....we agree these guys were a force to be reckoned with....🤘🎼🎶😎

[@briand4036]

This was ACDC and metallica as headliners right after the black album came out in 91....

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Yep I’m wrong- thanks guys! Totally forgot about Metallica....my bad.😎

[@60sbaby456]

The rollercoaster of rock!

[@pablonunez212]

AC/DC pure energy, i salute you from Argentina

[@rscottus5454]

A roomate of mine once remarked..and he was not into hard rock, but AC/DC has such a back beat and energy...it gets even guys up bebopping and dancing. They were so high energy. I saw them once and of all the concerts, it was probably the most pumped up atmosphere. I have been to many that have some kind of down where you lose energy. Not with AC/DC. You don't that is how electric and high energy they were/are. I saw them early 90s at Wash DC and it was a 17K building. One of the wildest funnest concerts ever.

[@geoffscott1229]

They're doing an European Tour RIGHT NOW 2024... still ROCKING!!!!!

[@joseesparza7488]

You just gained another follower! Reaction videos like this make me happy!

[@promodz8259]

their world tours what lasts for 2 years sells out in just 24 hours! here in Scotland tickets got sold out in 16 mins

[@dabbyduck]

You know what the greatest thing about that time all those people respected each other we were one metal nation we stood for music if you had music in your soul you were a friend for life

[@DONMARIOCR]

This is the MONSTERS OF ROCK festival , AC/DC was a headliner so basically everybody stayed to the end just watch them and still to this day ANY AC/DC concert gets that amount of people. They're just the greatest of all time.

[@richardthingsilike9562]

I was in that crowd, I got my first AC/DC album in 1981 (Back in Black) age 16 and never looked back. Last time I seen them was a couple of years ago at Wembley stadium London.

[@Isleofskye]

LIVE AT THE RIVER PLATE is where you REALLY see the energy from the crowd ...lol

[@MrSheckstr]

Early on you made a comment about a crowd that size that if they got unruly, there would be no stopping them. I think that it’s simply a testament to the sincere good will that these bands have with their fans that they can trust them to have these massive concerts with the insane amount of energy both on the stage and in the crowds and they have such an excellent track record of NOT having insane riots

[@arthurdduda63]

You can only imagine how loud it is there,..I went to one of their concerts in the 80's,.. was really loud,.. one point the lights went out while angus was doing a solo then a spot light hit about 15 feet in front of me and angus was on Brian's shoulders down in the crowd , never stopped the solo , the crowd surged towards them, you were going that way whether you wanted to or not. People were trying to touch angus his sweat was flying everywhere... it was 😎

[@bdwest5]

I went to one of their shows back in the 90s and Angus never stopped moving. It was like a 3 hour show.

[@leonbarber9642]

Great reaction guys. Wonderful smiles. Yes it was just ACDC. 😉

[@daves8483]

this was a big festival type concert but ac/dc were the headliners

[@one-eye1721]

Donnington '92. Legendary.

[@timothyplumley8316]

This was an AC/DC concerts, there all like this. A sea of people.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

I saw em in 1984 at The Omni, in Atlanta. It was an indoor venue, and sold out both nights. 😀

[@Djerov2]

Let there be rock live at Apollo theater. It’s time you meet the original singer Bon Scott.

[@artistjoh]

I was in Sydney the night of an AC/DC concert at the Sydney Cricket Ground. I think it was 1980. I was in Marrickville, miles from the concert venue. I could hear it, so I drove to my friend’s place at Paddington. It was really loud there. So we drove down to the Cricket Ground Carpark and lay on the hood of the car and enjoyed the concert without needing to pay for tickets. It was so loud it was amazing. The next day it was reported as the second loudest concert in history with 76,000 watts of amplification, beaten only by the Who in London. Not to be outdone, they later beat the Who record. The media was full of reporting on the concert. Police had been getting complaints across a 10 mile radius about the noise levels. The Government ordered a ban on such loud concerts at the Cricket Ground.

[@stevefolk2442]

I agree with you passionate I think them being passionate about their music is the key to their success for all these years good reaction I enjoyed it.

[@kevinkruger1329]

Angus and chuck doing the duck walk still looks so awesome. RIP Chuck Berry

[@taylorcronin955]

You ALL are awesome. Much love.

[@michellewhite585]

Most of us are just there to have a good time. Very rarely see anyone trying to hurt someone. Not saying it doesn't happen, but usually respect for one another.

[@bertpainter8385]

Absolutely. Not sure that would be true today anymore. What happened?

[@michaelslack5269]

Ac/DC does VERY well in a building. Oakland Ca. 2000 Stiff upper lip tour. 33 thousand plus...they freaking rocked it!!!

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

This show was at the Monsters of Rock Festival at Castle Donington, England, now called Download Festival. There were over 72,000 people in attendance. The lineup that year also included Metallica, Motley Crue, Queensryche and Black Crowes

[@johndrews206]

6:07 "i don't know how they don't go deaf" if you only knew. "In April 2016, during the Rock or Bust World Tour, AC/DC announced the departure of Johnson, citing hearing issues. As the band explained it, Johnson risked total hearing loss if he continued. Johnson stated that his hearing issues hadn't come from performing for 36 years with AC/DC, but from having forgotten to put ear plugs in during a race that left him with a punctured left ear drum."

[@davidpotter1476]

7:57 she seems to get a kick out of Angus' stage antics. What a cute little giggle!

[@outdoorjeepadventures1416]

To this day a 100,000 seat stadium would be sold out within three minutes. Those boys are rock legends. I went to five of their concerts. I’m 59 and I lived in the best music era.

[@nauseantrock532]

Thats how you control the crowd hard work and respect

[@jjfergie]

Just imagine the thrill of all those people there for YOU. And they are there with you, rocking with you. To you. Must be somewhat godlike. I can't wait to see AC/DC one more time with the new album...

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Due to the pandemic we may never see crowds like this again! When I first started to learning guitar I practiced ac/dc s rhythm parts all the time! Love Malcom Young’s guitar playing!! In fact my first electric guitar will probably be the same one he’s playing a Gretsch.

[@yarucontr6629]

Thanks bro. You make old school music relevant....both of you and thr reaction is the best.

[@terrencemccormick100]

I saw them inside a arena back in 1988, it was AWESOME!!!!!!!

[@nickcornwell473]

There were 5 bands playing that day. Black Crowes (excellent), Queensryche (also excellent), Motley Crue (so boring I fell asleep), Metallica (great) & then AC/DC (see for yourself). The comment about containing a crowd like that is redundant - we're there to have a great time, enjoy the music, get a bit inebriated & meet other people. It was great day. I've seen them both indoors & outdoors & they just sell out wherever they choose to play.

[@sst3d]

I saw them twice in Chicago inside a building...this was pre stadium show times.. saw Bon Scott, and the Hells bells tour...with Bryan

[@joehicks6765]

I think you met to say " not to disappoint". How could you not like Angus. You said it bro, it is exciting. AC/DC always " shoots to thrill". They do have indoor concerts and yes the crowd is always to the roof. I believe that's where the band gets their energy. I've been there from their beginning when Bon Scott was the singer and Malcolm, Angus's brother on rhythm guitar. RIP to them both.

[@josephhickman1306]

When your head starts to move like that...dont worry, it's not fatal, just relax, you have been AC/DC electrical shocked. 😃😅😎

[@pmaison]

I am a HUGE fan of AC/DC and have been to several their concerts over the past 30 years both in the US & Europe. That band has been one of the biggest attractions in the history of modern rock and roll and practically sell out every single show they ever hold, regardless of the size of the arena or where it's at. Their album "Back in Black," is the second highest selling album in history, second to Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

[@briand4036]

Crowd of almost 75,000 at the monsters of rock tour. Those were great concerts.

[@tnightwolf]

One of the most fitting names ever: AC/DC - Electric Energy

[@DerekSuffolk]

This performance was at Donington Park UK for the yearly Monsters of Rock festival in the 80s

[@timhodges2404]

High Voltage from “Live at Donnington” features Angus at his best. It’s a must see.

[@hgcamelsmoker]

They never fail to disappoint... Whaaa....

[@nauseantrock532]

He still rocks at like 60 years okd 🔥

[@AZ-kr6ff]

She likes the drummer, haha. Every time he appears she gets a big smile.

[@VadersRage]

After "Back In Black" came out in '80, AC/DC became an arena/stadium band overnight and from then on. This song barely gets any "reactor love" so I'm hyped you did it! Another rare one with an epic crowd is Metallica, "Sad But True", Moscow 1991. You won't be disappointed.

[@toomasargel8503]

I am 50 y.o. and at 1988 AC/DC fan = 32 Years all ready.

[@chappy_42]

Live at Donington was the monsters of rock tour in 1991, Multiple bands played that night but ACDC was the headliner

[@midnightfury7267]

All they needed was Iron Man showing up and saying "Make a move reindeer games" (from Avengers 1) this song still rocks🔥⚡

[@MrToband]

Saw them in an indoor concert in mid 90s,pretty loud.

[@ianhannah111]

If you look close enough you may see me in the crowd lol . It was a great concert....

[@johncrichton2556]

They are all there to give them love and admiration, not to kill them, calm down :D

[@shanecrowe5955]

Great reaction. Nice looking couple. Have a great day! Peace!

[@southroncross]

If memory serves, this is at Donington? If so, it's one of the biggest music events internationally. People from all over the world are there. An amazing setting.

[@deltabravo287]

Your comment about deafness I’d actually pretty appropriate - Brian Johnson , the lead singer had to stop touring with the band due to severe hearing loss. His doctors told him if he continued he would lose his hearing entirely. Also, the rhythm guitarist - Angus’s brother Malcolm Young -died not long ago.