First Time Hearing AC/DC - It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) Reaction

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[@user-ue4ru5sf9x]

This was Melbourne Australia, definitely not photoshopped. Absolutely fantastic.❤❤❤ 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@acecarne8988]

I was there in Melbourne watching them filming it for Countdown. It was filmed along Swanston Street. 🎉

[@maxinecatherall6840]

The real deal. I used to rock with them at local pubs when they first came on the scene. Fantastic. I'm 70 this yr. 🧓

[@hugostheboss]

@@maxinecatherall6840 what a great time to be alive!!!

[@plane-crashes-aussie-stories]

It's great for us older Aussies seeing young people, from all over the world, loving the band we grew up with and go from rags to riches. Thank you!

[@skwervin1]

I'm old enough to remember when this song came out.... Acca Dacca all the way!

[@yvonnecook8635]

My grandson is 3 and he loves AC/DC. Hells bells and thunderstruck are his fave

[@TraumaQueen65]

IKR? Love to see it

[@andrewmccann6574]

All Scottish mate

[@matthewpeck4656]

AC/DC Bon era is the best music to ever exist. I am 20 and from england living in sweden and can never get enough of Bon Scott

[@craigwilson4439]

Hi mate, it's so good to see a young man in another country like America getting into early AC DC like you did. I was in primary school when that song came out and any Aussies my age will remember singing " it's a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll " , as kids that was an Australian snack. Bloody good video mate, full respect from Australia.

[@matton36]

In Sydney we sang its a long way to the cross (kings cross) if you want to f a mole lol. A bit more crude but we were kids lol

[@franknoriega2253]

Early AC/DC is the best. Highway to Hell the last notable album they came out with.

[@maxinecatherall6840]

Great Aussie music 🇦🇺

[@benjiarehart2878]

You guys sent us Americans one of the greatest Rock n Roll bands in the history if Rock bands. Miss Bon though. I was 13 when this came out, and my friends,and I loved them.

[@randalgraves4919]

Acdc been listening for 45 years here in the states BON SCOTT best front man ever

[@marygaul4384]

What an amazing review! You are great. I’m a 66 year old woman and AC/DC NEVER gets old. Thanks for appreciating the group.

[@earthpunk]

I'm 66 too..I agree, love the energy!

[@prussiaaero1802]

Pro tip when listening to AC/DC: TURN IT UP!

[@ZA_Troglodyte]

My neighbour listens to AC/DC at full volume every night. Whether he wants to of not.

[@denisebellanger947]

Hell yeah,blow your ear drums out,with headphones

[@censorshipsucks9493]

@@ZA_Troglodyte Old, but gold.

[@richmoody1790]

It's as loud as it goes

[@prussiaaero1802]

@@ZA_Troglodyte sharing what you have in life makes you a good person.

[@elliottw1]

Yup, the bagpipes, that's SO fire.

[@chicotime69]

Bon Scott, LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!

[@notablindliberal896]

Absolutely 💯

[@christikirk7265]

I AGREE!

[@carmenbrown3437]

The band was never the same .

[@sergioomar9090]

Absolute Legend!!!

[@dizastro5437]

The charisma Bon had leaves. Miss that fracker...

[@bobschenkel7921]

That's Mr. Bon Scott (RIP) doing the Lead Vocals and Bagpipes. I'm not 100%, but I think Bon and Angus and Malcolm Young were all originally from Scotland, and later relocated to Australia. This is a flatbed truck trundling it's way through the streets of Melbourne, Australia. Too cool for school! More AC/DC goodies: "Problem Child", "Jailbreak '74", "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap". Rock On, and Happy New Year!

[@jackh4720]

You are correct 100%

[@lindascott6902]

All three were born in Scotland but Bon Scott went to Australia at only age 6. The Young family moved out when Malcolm was 10 and Angus 8.

[@phildodson6141]

Yes. Young bros and bon from.scotland. Brian johnson from England.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Bon scott is the guy who love to have a beer with the most! Such a awesome guy.

[@FloridaMugwump]

Is that his real name, I wonder, because I just realized after all these years .... Good Scotsman? Really? Right up there with Bono Vox "Good Voice" from U2

[@RabbitohJoe]

Where else can one of the world's best bands play on the back of a flat-bed truck going down the one of the main streets of Melbourne, back in the day. Now, this is 24 Karat, pure gold!

[@caro.k2958]

The legendary Bon Scott RIP❤AC/DC were never the same after he passed forever missed ❤

[@janparsons3300]

I'm 75 yrs old and I love rock. I grew up with it and AC/DC is one of my most favorite bands. Loved it❤

[@edchef2009]

Angus is just a teenager and killing it.

[@jolla9963]

It's a long way to the shop if ya wanna sausage roll. This is the music of my childhood, I listened to AC/DC play at our local high school, I was to young to go to concert, so we sat out the back and did our thing. Little did we know we were listening to a band that was about to take the world by storm and leave an ever lasting rock and roll legacy for decades to come.

[@nickjames7719]

No one does it like AC-DC. The Back in Black concert at the Melbourne Myer Music Bowl is historic. Also my mate was cousins with Bon, and he had those Bag pipes but died of an Aneurysm to the brain and this Chick stole them. That clip was filmed in 1976 on a truck driving down Swanston st Melbourne, I was 12 running along side the truck with my friends older sisters, man what a day, love ACDC over 45 yrs.

[@melissatuel862]

THIS is the ACDC I grew up with

[@MaRoach7]

The Bon Scott era. When AC/DC truly rocked. Had the pleasure of seeing them 3x with Bon and twice with Brian. More songs with Bon please

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Bon Scott was Brian's hero! He was jus all around great dude and love to party.... obviously.

[@ST1973]

AC/DC always truly rock!!!

[@ryanrae6026]

Truly rocked ? Com'n dude.... lots after

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

@@ryanrae6026 not truly rocked but where the roots came from I say.

[@maingate7672]

Whaddya think they're doin' now? Polka music?

[@athenasbody1544]

I love the bagpipes calling back and forth with the guitar work. It IS genius!

[@spazco8669]

Quite few Aussie classics feature bagpipes.

[@amberfuge-3580]

To me, the greatest rock ‘n’ roll song ever written, it tells the history of rock ‘n’ roll, and it cranks

[@skwervin1]

My sister was in the crowd as this happened during her lunch break. She used to do highland dancing, and heard the sound of the bagpipes and rushed out of the store (Myers) to see the truck go by. They got into a lot of trouble for this because they didn't have a permit and started blocking traffic as people started following the truck along the streets right through the centre of the city. Bon used to be in a Pipe band as a drummer and a piper and it was his idea to use them in the song. Bon wrote the lyrics to their best songs such as Whole lotta Rosie which was about a fan of theirs who lived in Melbourne and would come to all their concerts. Bon wrote this song, Jailbreak, High Voltage. Dirty deeds, Big Balls, The Jack, Problem Child, Highway to hell, If you want blood, GImme a bullet, TNT, Let there be rock, Touch to much, Can I sit next to you girl, and one of my faves, Crabsody in blue as well as so many more. Bon had a way of making even the cleanest line sound dirty and the dirtiest line sound clean. He would grin at the crown like a devils cherub and you would be in the palm of his hand in a moment. I cried for hours when I hear he had died amd while Brian is good, the song writing, the lyrics just weren't the same and he didn't have Bon's cheeky charm. I have always said that there are only three singers who can scream in tune, Roger Daltrey (the Who), Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) and Bon Scott.

[@rossbrumby1957]

I read Bon had to learn the bagpipes for this song.

[@MrGutfeeling]

@@rossbrumby1957 I'm pretty sure he could already play them.

[@saddle1940]

Don't forget Noddy Holder.

[@khay1969123]

​@@rossbrumby1957I don't think he could play them good enough play like what's in the song. But Lovegrove said he could learn to play about any instrument. Said he was a fair guitar player.

[@Terrestrial..1]

Cheers for that 'Skwervin', Google 'interview with young acdc band the beginning' its a small doco made in the 70's

[@irallan]

Here in rural Australia we sing " its a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll..."

[@kikivon3501]

AC/DC is party music built for good times. Their music covers 4 subjects, raising hell, women, fighting, and partying.

[@mikaham681]

you left out drinking!

[@Carisbrook71]

My home town, Melbourne. Raw Gold! The greatest rock band ever! Period ...

[@robforsyth8254]

This is an anthem of Australian music and the young brothers were responsible for some of the most iconic tunes of our generation…Malcom and Angus were front and forward, however, older brother George Young was responsible for the composition and flow of the music. George and Harry Vanda from the easy beats made AC/DC mesh and produce some of the best music…rock on dude!

[@muntedmonk3884]

🇦🇺😎 This surely was done for real man, live off the back of a truck through along Swanston St, here in the Melbourne CBD back in 1976, about 5kms from where I live. Bon was, for those old enough to remember, “The Man” !! So sad when he passed, but Bon was always living the hard life, the true old school rock n roller who loved his booze, drugs & women. R.I.P. Bon 🙏, and well done on the video 💯

[@GRIFFKILL]

The greatest rock voice of them all, AC/DC the most unpretentious bunch of hard playing hard drinking guys never let fame go to their heads no fancy clothes just jeans and Tshirts from the beginning to the end , they're influence in the rock music world is absolutely immense but hardly credited.

[@lilianakarapas9112]

I heard Angas was a tee-totaller. I doubt they would have survived as long if they had been abusive to themselves. Maybe early on!

[@kygirl0613]

With out giving away my age,AC/DC has been my favorite and I’m always glad to see when someone younger gets to experience great Rock-n-roll!!!!

[@lauranebro1111]

Hey sis, my youngest brother was working in the early 1970s at Bunbury Beef working as a slaughter. It was bloody work. But he spent his money on buying every single AC DC album. I was 4 years younger. Even my son rocks to AC DC.

[@JouJouOuiOui]

Yes they were on a flat bed truck driving through the streets of Melbourne Australia recording live on that performance. No tricks on those days. The original lead singer of AC/DC was Bon Scott. Bon had a rawness and wildness to him that can’t be emulated by Brian Johnson. Bon was born in Angus, Scotland and both Malcolm and Angus Young were born in Glasgow, like fellow Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes (Cold Chisel frontman) and his older brother Swanee (ex Fraternity band member with Bob Scott pre AC/DC. Bon was a hard drinker and passed out in his car one night after a bender and choked on his own vomit - such a horrible way to die but he lived large and with few regrets. You should also check out Cold Chisel who are undoubtedly Australia’s best live band. Jimmy Barnes lead singer also has a formidable solo career and is adored by Aussies everywhere. He has one of the most powerful voices that can belt out in the high register than any rock voice in the world. It’s a soulful voice filled with emotion. powerful and raw.

[@michaelmisczuk1188]

I'm old. Heard a lot of music. Best rock band ever. You can't sit still. Love Angus. Love the 'pipes, too. You're right ---- AC/DC is fun.

[@ohana444]

Blessed to have grown up with rocknroll the Aussie way😊 it's a long way to the shop if u wanna a sausage roll..😂😂 ❤ 🙏🇦🇺

[@davestark2015]

Im 61 been a fan since mid 1970s i still bang my head to their music. I just gotta !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LordEriolTolkien]

it is the Australian way

[@lathedauphinot6820]

The Young brothers (Angus, Malcom, and George) and Bon Scott were all born in Scotland and moved to Australia when they were young.

[@shannonotoole3526]

MOVING.. THE TRUCK IS MOVING THRU THE STREETS!

[@jamison906]

“Bring the bagpipes back!”… just as the bagpipes start playing. Haha!! Loved to see your reaction to this great song!

[@steveOhh68]

This is Australian national anthem. Thanks for watching ❤ps the angels am I ever gonna see your face again , will rock ya Sox off.

[@TraumaQueen65]

OPh, good call on Angels. He HAS TO give them a listen

[@roomum9829]

I went to one of their concerts and they'd sing 'am I ever gonna see your face again', and the audience responded with 'no way get f*cked f*ck off'. It was hilarious and awesome!!

[@Relativecalm2]

Oh gosh yes! Complete with the traditional Aussie response! 😂😂 i remember being at an Angels gig at the Pier Hotel in Frankston. I was upfront of the crowd and got to shadow box with Doc Neeson! Good times good times 😆

[@Reefsider-fq4sk]

It was filmed live in Feb 1976 in Swanston Street Melbourne Australia and yes on the back of a truck. Absolute classic ACDC with Bon Scott at the helm. Bon Scott died in Feb 1980 aged 33. Look up more of their work Shon you'll love them all..

[@suem7515]

This was Bon’s signature song and they’ve never played this live since his death. One of Bon’s friends was/is another Brit-born Australian known as John Farnham. You should check out his version recorded live in Melbourne with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. If you didn’t expect bagpipes then you really won’t expect to hear it with a symphony orchestra. Also, John Farnham also used bagpipes in one his biggest hits “You’re the Voice”.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

This is my favorite AC/DC; love AC/DC with Bon Scott.

[@garyzink1927]

They were just kids then... now at 67, so was I!! Love your reactions!

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

It was 100% live on the back of a truck on the streets of Melbourn. Time before music videos. The band "Wings" also used bagpipes ACDC found a way to deal with KAREN's calling the Police on them. The 3 pippers on the back of the truck were members of the Vic Police Pipe band, Serving Vic Police. Every time the song got player live, even the last time the local Police pipe band was used. Excluding a Royal Performance when the Royal Pippers were used.

[@mattblatchley2061]

One of their VERY finest songs...Bon Scott could never be replaced only succeeded...GREAT react as always Shon!!!

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

💯

[@lancevaughn432]

AC/DC 1975 First album High voltage, I graduated high school 1976, Still listen to them to this day.

[@schmindy7791]

This is one of my favourite ACDC songs! Great reaction as usual, Shon! 💜💜

[@flyingcircus2005]

Iconic! Saw these guys for the first time when I sneaked in under-age to a pub in Melbourne's outer suburbs. Legends!

[@kevindurand3237]

The Young brothers emigrated to Australia from Scotland when they were little kids( presumably with their parents!). The bagpipes are a salute to their birthplace. The reason the brothers are also quite diminutive is because they were being slowly killed by the poisonous substances used in building materials in the tenement flats(apartments) which was their first home. Glad things got better, much better, when they got to Oz. They were known as '£10 poms' as that was all it cost to emigrate back in the 1950's-60's.

[@Daniel_Mastalerz]

The absolute best band to come out of Australia. Absolutely love this song but ‘for those about to rock’ beat it. That was filmed in the Main Street of Melbourne. My apologies if someone has already said that

[@user-bb1fl2vt6e]

Bon was such a performer he is deeply missed Thank God for Brian who has done an outstanding job of keeping the band going 🙂

[@cletushouse906]

AC/DC has ALWAYS kicked-ass.

[@65Coasty]

Bon was an Aussie legend. And Angus still has the same style today. It never gets old. Love your reactions mate.

[@timsutherland1048]

FYI The music video for "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)", was filmed on 23 February 1976 for the Australian music television program Countdown. It featured the band and the members of the Rats of Tobruk Pipe band on the back of a flatbed truck travelling on Swanston Street in Melbourne. Nice share Bro, keep Rockin.

[@rodneywatson4532]

Where the bagpipe players returned ww2 veterans

[@krbushcraftaustralia5976]

More likely Scotch mate. Not Ireland or England. Don’t piss the Scott’s off mate. Heard of braveheart Ie William Wallace. lol. 😂

[@stevetreloar3129]

Rolling down Swanston Street in Melbourne, Australia circa 1976; AC/DC on a flat bed truck, who knew!!!

[@Big_Al_4223]

The best most creative thing you’ve seen and it’s from the 70’s. 😂 says a lot.

[@nottart2251]

My home town Melbourne. Makes me so happy every time l see this.

[@gurjitsinghkhalsa5344]

One of my fav songs by AC/DC!! Thanks for the great reaction.

[@MotoNomad350]

Pretty sure this was filmed on Swanston St. in Melbourne, Australia. You can see St. Paul’s Cathedral in the background toward the end of the video.

[@murraysaunder9210]

Correct!

[@scottgladman240]

I live in Tasmania Australia and seen them in concert a few times now with Bon Scott front man Melbourne Myer music bowl and watched his last concert just brilliant….. And in 1980 he passed away very sad 😢 day After that they found Brian Johnson and still smashed it love them both.

[@chookfeather]

Bons father was in a pipe band..when Bon was young he was also in pipe bands. There was a crazy story that one of the other 3 pipers was Bins dad. Family is everything

[@lorcazola]

My first concert was AC/DC 1979 WITH BON SCOTT !

[@maureenwagg5305]

Bon Scott was an original and bringing Scottish culture into his rock and roll is pure Celtic genius. That's why we mourn him forever. We fans have these memories to hang on to and we can see him rocking out.

[@nev707]

On the back of a truck in Melbourne Australia. They went all out in those 70’s film clips, and Bon played the pipes.

[@dgordon9645]

In one of the old tall buildings in the background was the record producer office for early AC/DC also when you could jump on the back of a truck and drive the main Street in Melbourne Australia with no permit and talk your way out later 😂 greatest rock band ever 😎😜😈🤯

[@mikegalloway9608]

AC/DC. ONE OF THE BEST BANS GOING. I SEEN THEM IN 1979 AND MANY TIMES SINCE. EVERY TUNE IS GREAT. YES ITS LIVE , THE ROLLING STONES DID THE SAME THING ON THE BACK OF A TRUCK ON THE STREET.{ M.G}orig. TORONTO, CANADA

[@blue-sc1se]

Love seeing young folks like yourself react to music from my day. Back then, talent and creativity is what it took to make it in the music industry. Today, not so much. Best thing is, you get it.

[@PiersDJackson]

This was a music video, from the time when they were only just being made, it was created by an Australian iconic TV programme called Countdown, they recorded live as they drove in traffic through Melbourne. That is Malcolm Young in the white shirt on rhythm guitar, Angus Young on lead guitar, Mark Evans on Bass, Phil Rudd on drums, and Bon Scott singing and Bagpipes.... the other three pipers are Alan Butterworth, Len Kenfield and Kevin Conlon, from the Rats of Tobruk Pipeband.

[@professornuke7562]

This is my hometown. Melbourne Australia. I was born in 68, and remember when Swanston Street looked like that, because you sure can't drive a flatbed truck down it any more. It's a car free zone for bicycles and the trams you can see in this clip. I also remember when this song was released. I had my Kmart transistor radio under my pillow when I was supposed to be asleep, listening to Melbourne's rock radio station..the legendary 3XY. I even knew the shop where they bought the bagpipes. I was learning to play guitar in the early 70's and dragged my Mum into there. A place on Elizabeth Street near the Myers entrance (as it was in those days and they had a sign up saying that they were the only place in Melbourne that sold pipes. According to the bass player, Cliff Williams, they bought the things, and got them back to the studio. They'd cost bout the price of decent second hand car ( maybe a year's salary for a labourer at the time) They asked Bon how to put them together and tune them. He said he had no fucking idea. They said "you were in a highland pipe band" and he said "yeah.....I was a drummer" What you can hear here is the whole band blowing on the drones, not connected to the bag. Bon is playing the chanter pipe....he'd been a recorder player in a very hippy folk band before ACDC. He later taught himself how to play bagpipes, with that original set, later on. They rarely performed it live because Bon like a cigarette, and pipers are hard to come by, even today.

[@notablindliberal896]

I believe it's Melbourne Austrailia. As far as their music, it always gives those energy filled fun rock n roll feelings. One of the greatest and most popular bands ever worldwide. You may want to check out "Walk All Over You" official video and see Angus going off. Thanks for the reaction, enjoyed it.

[@bobsylvester88]

I heard it was Brisbane. This is one of my all time favorite songs by anyone. Where else can you hear a guitar/bagpipe feed off each other and kick ass? 💥

[@notablindliberal896]

@@bobsylvester88 it may have been, I knew it was somewhere in Aussie land.

[@notablindliberal896]

@bobsylvester88 I just looked it up. It was on Swanson St in Melbourne.

[@bobsylvester88]

@@notablindliberal896 that’s good to know. An amazing bit of film now 47 years young.

[@stevedavis5704]

I think the song that features Angus the very best is the song “Who Made Who”.

[@aaronmcmahon7462]

The bagpipes were a suggestion by George Young (Angus and Malcolm's older brother and AC/DC co-producer) as he felt the song needed something extra. Bon had been in a pipe band, but played drums. Bon had played the recorder in the prog rock band Fraternity before joining AC/DC, so he got a set of pipes and through trial and error, got the melody here.

[@bluewolf5925]

Guitar George he knows all the cords.

[@ianbaker2599]

Melbourne, Australia back in the 70's. The start of an absolutely massive band. Great reaction!

[@BoxerRick]

One of the sings that gave birth to the term " Head Banging" just a high energy pumping jam..

[@woodyheywood8792]

Man I must say...I can have difficult days sometimes but tuning into your reactions...gets me centered and back on track! Thanks Shon!

[@akaluke1]

Awesome reaction mate. “Bring the bag pipes back in…..”…Bam!

[@johneire5016]

The Youngs did come from Scotland as boys and older brother George was in a band called the Easy beats and toured internationally . He became 1 half of Vanda and Young producers and managed AC/DC . The great Bon Scott was also from Scotland and had been in a few bands prior to this witch made him the old man in AC/DC . Bon wrote most of the lyrics and the Young boys the music and I can't tell you how much of an influence they had on Australia but it dose not matter how many times I hear their songs it sends chills up my spine and tears in my eyes because we lost 1 of the greats BON SCOTT after 5 or so albums . RIP

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

They take Chuck Berry music to another level.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Before acdc though eric clapton did this in the beano album.. exact same tone as angus

[@Mary-xo7ue]

Hell yes. Need some pipes right now. This is my number one song of my #1 band. ❤❤enjoy.😂

[@thesollys9540]

Woooooo, AC/DC bro, how good is that! great NRG & reaction mate from NZ

[@jacquieholmes4064]

Love me some Shon. I'm an Aussie in the USA & I adore you!

[@Missy-mb3fq]

Love this song and especially love it because this was filmed in my town of Melbourne, Australia back in the day! I think I wasn't even born when this song was released! 😂🇦🇺

[@jackh4720]

I really love the way acdc goes back in rhythm right after the solo

[@martinmckowen1588]

Malcolm RIP was the heartbeat of the band

[@KJs581]

Classic. Acca Dacca and 70's Melbourne. Love it.

[@roberttoohey9184]

How lucky was I had to grow up in Australia born in the early 60s seen so many amazing Aussie bands ACDC lived straight away from me used to hear and perform every week as a young adult went to nearly every venue they had specially when I moved from Sydney to Queensland Gold Coast nearly every second weekend and some of the most amazing bands in the world come out of Australia I'm glad you liked how Aussie ACDC

[@peaceray1384]

AC/DC are such a joyus and beautiful part of rock and roll. You hit the nail on the head here my friend they are definitely top 5 for me as well.

[@natashacrack5972]

Was indeed performed on a truck in Melbourne Australia! Simply Magic. 😍

[@alanstrom2221]

Hey Bro, this is definitely real. AC/DC were a very cheeky bunch of guys. Mid-70's Australia was coming out of its shell. Skyhooks were leading the charge in that department. Skyhooks had 6 songs from their debut album "LIving in the 70's" in 1974, banned from radio airplay. So the Government Radio Station JJ1540am played the entire album. Back to AC/DC, I had the surreal experience and immense thrilling pleasure of seeing Bon with AC/DC in the 70's at some outdoor gigs that were promoted by local Radio Stations. There were other great Aussie Bands on the Bill, like Hush, Stevie Wright, Finch, Buffalo, TMG, JPY, Dragon, Jon English, Kevin Borich, Richard Clapton, Rose Tattoo........... I can still see Bon's cheeky grin.............

[@sandragillingham6255]

Play this song so loud in my car rocking😊 I love dancing to AC/DC

[@garyzink1927]

IMG! Bagpipes in a rock song, this is SPECIAL! Happy New Year from Northern Michigan!

[@babettecurry4110]

LOVED your reaction! That's exactly how I felt the first time I heard it too!🎉

[@melindaaceto5038]

I was really diggin Shon's reaction as well... Specially the pipes🎶🎶🎶

[@ronbaggett2057]

Ac/dc #1 seen them twice in concert!beside the national anthem there songs are my anthems!

[@lauranebro1111]

You gave us the Blues, Billy Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner. We love you all

[@gerardroll6468]

This song has anthem status here in Australia & was the very first AC/DC song I ever heard… Thanks to my older brother… From at least half a street away from my house when I first heard it 🤘😜. The best way to enjoy AC/DC is at a volume loud enough to attract noise complaints from every house within a 1-block radius of your house in every direction 👍😆. Happy New Year everyone ✌️🥳🎆🎆🎆

[@richterkennedy2101]

Thank you for honoring this legendary band. I very much enjoyed this video. Angus is an absolute icon.!

[@msBatFink]

Welcome to Australian rock and the late GREAT Bon Scott ♥️🇦🇺♥️

[@acecarne8988]

I was there in Melbourne watching them filming it for Countdown. It was filmed along Swanston Street. 🎉 it’s a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll 🎉

[@whome1299]

This is my favorite ACDC video, for the reasons you articulated. It has a certain "thing" about it. ACDC is in my top 5, it was love at first sight for me. When Bon died I was shell-shocked. 😪 Anyway, check out Sin City. 🤩

[@GrandmaZeppelin]

Awesome reaction! My first concert was AC/DC waaaaaaay back when I was 17 years old! It was incredible!☮💜

[@user-xg6dc9dp3i]

Great, great review! You are so right, bagpipes that work to perfection!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnnyrandom100]

it makes you feel what rock and roll feels like because you are feeling rock and roll

[@bline5891]

The very tip of the monstrous iceberg that is Australian music, do a deep dive and you won’t be disappointed in the sheer quality of our music culture.

[@julzhunt7790]

I second that😁👍🏼❤️🇦🇺 Our Aussie Music rocks.

[@AndyFNQ84]

I have seen a lot of reactions to this, and this is one of the best. So glad you enjoyed the music matey! And those killer bagpipes :) Thanks for reacting

[@davidmortland1274]

You are completely right. This is how great rock and roll makes you feel.

[@tiawarren5403]

Best band ever with one of the best rock songs ever❤❤❤❤! My fav band of all time!!!!!

[@hognuckles]

Great reaction brother! The energy you bring is so much fun to watch!