FIRST TIME HEARING AC/DC - Thunderstruck

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[@jwoyshnar]

The guitar player is Angus Young and the dance he is doing is the Duck Walk made popular by Chuck Berry

[@jeff316]

A very elementary form of the duck walk was originated by Chuck Berry, but it was Angus Young, who took it to a whole other level, who made it popular. It is now synonymous with him.

[@LN-Lifer]

Popular by Chuck Legendary by Angus

[@eclipsesolar8345]

Chuck Berry walk was just the inspiration, but was not really like it.

[@mrshadow4007]

Angus Young however popularised the one legged version of the Duck Walk we know today as a new form of the two legged version performed by Chuck Berry.

[@Fibonaccisghost]

Hail hail rock n roll

[@mah2126]

Lead guitar player is Angus Young. Rhythm guitar player is his brother Malcolm (rip). Angus has never been able to stand still on the stage. Not then, not now. He basically runs around all through every show they play.

[@donolinger6904]

He's got an awful lot of energy from the audience and the music flowing through him. He needs an outlet. Might as well move and burn some energy.

[@santay2772]

I have been to two AC/DC concerts. They were the best two concerts of my life. Two full hours of rocking out, and there is no way you can stay sitting down. There was absolutely no "down time" - no b*** s**t talking to the crowd, just non-stop music. It's obvious I loved the first concert because I went a second time. 🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@anniebland6450]

Jealous as Hell... Would have 'loved to have had that experience

[@RareHarmony]

I've been to Van Halen twice, Boston, Metallica... I am still jealous I never got to see AC/DC. Lucky

[@user-xc3bg8ee8q]

Their concerts were the best! I LOVE Angus!

Same here, some of the best times of my entire life!

[@Davetherave72]

I've been to 17 AC/DC concerts. Best band in the world.

[@BlairWamboldt]

2 for me and I am jealous of you.

[@jamescarter7743]

Angus was once asked how it feels to be the best guitarists in the world. He said he wasn't even the best guitarists in AC/DC.

[@Popsicl3VR]

I seen them live in 2001 with their Stiff Upper Lip tour and Angus the lead guitarist he runs around like that through the whole concert and my ears were ringing for 4 days straight after that concert and I couldn't move my neck for about 3 days lol It was the best live concert I've ever been to because they put on the best stage show as well as their awesome music.

[@101aqha]

Good ti see that younger generations enjoy" back in the day" music. My favorite AC DC song.

[@sirtango1]

You wanna see a crowd? Check out their live concert at River Plate! And you wanna know what it was like at their concerts? Well no one stopped the music every 10 seconds to see what someone thought about the show. Everyone just chilled and danced their asses off! And Angus Young the lead guitarist is the oldest “schoolboy” in history!😂😂😂

[@andrewlombardo8987]

article I read says over 200,000 were there

[@vickiconley3638]

The 70's is when ACDC came to be. Best time for music!!

[@johnroberthines7811]

I saw them twice in 1978 with Bon and once with Brian early 90s awesome times

[@curtisain1931]

That's a first! Someone who had no idea that was a neck of a guitar and fingers playing on the frets. In addition, a Disney movie? You get a pass for living under a rap/hip hop rock. Real people playing musical instruments and singing. Welcome to real music.

[@jenniferhess121]

They are INCREDIBLE in concert!! I've seen them twice and they're one of the only bands that I've ever seen that always sound the same in concert. Simply FANTASTIC!!

[@debsertena848]

The guitar player is Angus Young and he is a guitar GOD. The dance he does is a tribute to Chuck Berry who he considered an idol.

[@user-ws2nx6gj9e]

I really think this one of the most rocking songs ever conceived. It builds to brilliance. It feels like they are just trying to keep up playing it.

[@pamharris2961]

High energy! I was 7 months pregnant when I seen AC/DC. My baby girl danced in my belly the whole concert! Angus Young is the guitar expert!

[@lindabartee5085]

AcDc concerts were the BEST. Complete insanity!

[@sathishmodugu9222]

"I'm sorry...let me turn it up all the way actually"...love it!!

[@hungfao]

I go to see these guys every time I can since the late 70s. They are consistently the best concerts. 110% every time.

[@larkguit]

This song is considered one of the top concert opening songs of all time

[@lappesjl1]

The 80s by far was the best decade for music in the last 100 years.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

One of the top 5 Rock bands of all time! Everyone has their own preferences, but I Love them! Their Dirty Deeds album was the first album I heard from them and I have been a lifelong fan ever since. The late great Bon Scott was the singer on Dirty Deeds and he brought so much personality to each and every song along with the incredible Angus on lead guitar. You have just opened a Pandora box of awesomeness!

[@traviscrockett3640]

In this video. Chris slade on drums. Cliff Williams on bass. The late Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar. The great angus young in his famous schoolboy suit on lead guitar and brian Johnson growling into the mic. Next you have to check out the video “it’s a long way to the top (if you wanna rock n roll) with their late singer Bon Scott. They play live on a flatbed truck rolling down the street in Melbourne Australia!

[@perrybernard1308]

If you wanna see these guys live, check out ACDC- Whole Lotta Rosie ( Live at River Plate). You'll see exactly what a rock concert is like. You won't be disappointed.

[@C_mao]

They'r all in their 60s at that point, and Brian's voice is all shot. There's better recordings. River Plate is not a good representation of this great band

[@jenniferbyrd1970]

But it’s an awesome crowd.

[@ajruther67]

THIS!!!!!!

[@ajruther67]

Any song at River Plate is fire

[@lgbarrera246]

@@C_mao LOL!!! WRONG, River Plate is the band at its very best regardless of their age

[@SWTSU]

All I can say is your Pops has fantastic taste in music!!!!! He is a head banger who is trying to teach you about rock and roll!!!!! Hell i know more about your dads music tastes than you do!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Obviously he is a good man!!!!! If you got the chops go find anything from their 3 nights in a row concerts at River Plate in Argentina in Dec of 2009. You won’t be disappointed!!!!! After all the lads are best tasted live in my humble opinion!!!!!!!!!! Hell do the song “A Whole Lot of Rosie” and pull up the lyrics so you understand the song!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!! 😍😍😍🎸🎸🎸🤩😎🍸

[@phyllishenry213]

Saw them In Cincinnati Ohio maxed out attendance and no one sat down. Felt like the roof was coming down with people screaming the entire time. Totally wiped out afterwards and took forever to walk to the car. Hells Bells was the first song.

[@sherrymillerable]

I saw them when I was 17 in 1979 when they opened for Boston at a Rock Super Bowl and I was so blown away! They were not well known at the time and Angus Young came down in the audience and played in my face! It was life changing.

[@ronjones7401]

What a great concert that was, at 17. What a memory you have.

[@lizwenzel5025]

This has got to be one of the BEST reactions I’ve seen in awhile 😂😂 Straight up filled with joy my friend ❤TY

[@thewab1974]

You were asking about having heard this in a movie. Frankly, I only ever remember this song being used during the "hungover" football game in "Varsity Blues."

[@michaelmann3636]

I’ve been to 7 of their concerts and they never failed to rock it.

[@jervin962]

Seen them live a dozen times in the 80's &90's loved every one of them high energy and a great vibe Some of their other good ones are: hell's bells, dirty deeds done dirt cheap, big balls, money talks

[@burakkunaito6510]

I've been to three of their concerts and it's crazy how much stage presence and energy they have. lol And yes, Angus the lead guitarist never stops. I've never seen someone with that kind of energy. I've been to a ton of concerts, some of the heaviest metal possible and the sheer volume acdc plays at is crazy. It'll literally make you feel disoriented.

[@morrisvanderslice1735]

AC DC has been going strong for decades!

[@kingsfan62]

If you want a decent reality check on what a concert was like watch any of the live river Platt concert segments FROM AC DC you'll see that it's absolutely insane . Been to 8 ac dc concerts. All I can say is, it's an experience,,, a feeling ,,,a out of body experience.

[@christopherbarnett6098]

I've seen AC/DC twice in my life. I've seen hundreds of bands live. AC/DC are amonst the best ever. It's like seeing Metallica or pink floyd. It changes your life. I'm 60 now. And as I've said before. I've been to hundreds of live gigs. And they all have one thing in common. Everybody is welcome. I've never known any trouble at any concert. I started going to live gigs at 14. Peace out.

[@DevInvest]

You hear the opening of this song at every OKC Thunder game

[@SpinnakerFL]

Here are my favorite parts: 0:30 *Smoke detector beeps 0:43 *Smoke detector beeps 0:59 *Smoke detector beeps 1:38 *Smoke detector beeps 2:00 *Smoke detector beeps 2:17 *Smoke detector beeps 2:38 *Smoke detector beeps 2:56 *Smoke detector beeps 3:17 *Smoke detector beeps 3:55 *Smoke detector beeps 4:34 *Smoke detector beeps 4:53 *Smoke detector beeps 5:50 *Smoke detector beeps 7:06 *Smoke detector beeps 7:21 Angus Young guitar solo 7:45 *Smoke detector beeps 7:57 *Smoke detector beeps 9:27 *Smoke detector beeps 10:17 *Smoke detector beeps 10:43 *Smoke detector beeps Maybe you should you should get a 9V battery for your smoke detector.

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

I love watching people react to AC/DC Thunderstruck and Metallica Master of Puppets.

[@LN-Lifer]

AC/DC was my first concert and still the best!

[@GrafindeKlevemark]

Coming back from work one day in Paris, the subway was full of AC/DC supporters going for the concert just opposite my flat. They were wild and seeing their live performance you have given us, I can understand (btw, I'm 75 in January and I love them).

[@itsdoug]

Happy Early Birthday 💙

[@donnadubyak6504]

Angus never stops walkin

[@acj5409]

Pure energy bro that’s the whole point of their music just energy and enjoyment

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Love to see when someone experiences them for the first time. U've prob heard this on many things, big one for sports. Their concerts we're amazing energy and phenomenal live. Thanx so much for the memories and reaction, Peace

[@roslynjonsson2383]

As Jack just said "That's Angus Young" who's signature is dressing like a school boy and his crazy dance lol...His brother Malcolm was also a band member

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

Angus Young’s strut is pure Chuck Berry.

[@johnragsdale9356]

Thanks for sharing. I also enjoy Angus's Slides step. Glad it made you happy. I guess you've been "THUNDERSTRUCK"!

[@ericwilliams2317]

I worked at the Hammersmith Odeon in London during the early 80's and saw AC/DC a load of times. Every time it was awesome. Relentless, full on Rock music that actually had the outer doors leading to the street physically 'moving' with the beat of the songs as so much air was being moved by the speaker stacks!!! People (including me) would walk out at the end of the gig gig feeling like they'd been caught in an 'air raid'!

[@Phoenix-One0922]

You missed the main meaning of the song when it says: We met some girls, some dancers who "gave us good times", (broke all the rules, played all the fools) Yeah, Yeah, They, they, they "blew our minds"... I was shaking at the knees (I wonder why...??) COULD I COME AGAIN, PLEASE..!!!! (Get it..??) You've been... Thunderstruck..!!!

[@geoffscott1229]

Went to AC/DC Live at River Plate 2009 this video here is the early 80"s SAme energy... "When you Love what you do.... you never get old...

[@rommelvaz]

I've been in 2 AC/DC concerts here in Sao Paulo, Brazil. 1996 and 2009. It's 2 hours (plus) of jumping, rocking, adrenalin and fun. In 2009 they were in their late 50's and haven't lost a single point on energy

[@tavaramirez668]

Please note sir, he plays that damn guitar with ONE hand. He is playing homage to tge great Chuck Berry with his dance, strut on the stage. I was tickled when you said there is a lot you don't know about your dad. Getting old is just plain awful. In our heads we are still 20, but we had amazing music to grow old with. Listening to these guys in concert, hmm. Have you ever stuck you finger in a live socket? Yeah, like that. Nonstop rock for 2 straight hours. Unbelievable experience.

[@EmpressMermaid]

My friend, music is so manufactured and processed today and most of it produced by computers. These guys played real instruments and sang with no effects. You had to have talent because there was no faking it. That's why, honestly, there will likely never be concerts like this again. Or at least not many. I hope you have fun going down the metal and rock rabbit hole.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

Angus Young. His brother Malcolm passed away not long ago. So tragic. The only other band whose songs I've played besides my own is Led Zeppelin, but I must confess, I had to learn the intro to Thunderstruck when I heard it because of my classical roots. You actually play it one-handed doing pull-offs, and boy do your fingers get cramped! Angus is a true guitar god with unbelievable fretboard-fingering endurance. I love him, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck (who also recently.passed), and Danny Gatton (one of the least known greats). Gatton committed suicide just as his star was rising because he had a stroke and couldn't play anymore. His rendition of "Harlem Nocturne" is unlike any other.

[@RareHarmony]

"Who is this on guitar" Angus Young, one of the most influential guitarists of all time, coming up with some of the best riffs in history. Even Van Halen was influenced by them, with the song Panama.

[@pennyhill7680]

My first concert was AC⚡DC at 15 n that was on n 1984, have seen them every nashville tn could ncert to date. The energy was ELECTRIC! JUST UNBELIEVABLE! ❤

[@user-xc3bg8ee8q]

I went to their concerts back in the 80s and they were fire!!!! The lead guitarist is the best frontman ever his name is Angus. Living the best years of your life in the 80s and 90s was the best!!! Twenty bucks to any concert and we went to them all!

[@emcsquared8681]

Seen them 4 times live, they always put on a great show.

[@melanielintott4435]

I have been to quite a few concerts in my time and AC/DC were definitely one of my faves. They just make you feel good.

[@chriscollins1054]

My favourite band ever,I've been to 4 live concerts, ears still ring for days later 🤘

[@lilianakarapas9112]

This Australian band with Scottish roots, formed in the early 1970's. This song was released 1980 from memory. This is the video release. There are no tricks like the modern age, this is pure brilliant musicianship & still going today. They were as good in the 70s as they are today. This is the new lead singer after Bon Scott sadly passed but he was equal to the job. He is from Northumberland England. Or Newcastle. Look I am so glad to see young people seeing what we baby boomers grew up with. In Australia back then, there was a thriving Pub band scene where you could see all these bands live. That time has now passed. Take a look at LIVE AT RIVER PLATE 2009, they are then in their 50s. Try playing as well as they did. It is Angas Young on Lead guitar.

[@TomGreen-gi3tl]

Young fella, you just seeing the beginning of amazingly great music by incredibly talented musicians. Enjoy the journey

[@ronjones7401]

I saw them once - Back in Black tour in the early 80s at the Cow Palace San Francisco. It was my first concert at such a large venue. I remember the huge bell being lowered at the opening of Hells Bells, and was simply awestruck. The crowd and light show was insane. I was likely 15 at the time. I had a Kodak 110 camera, and did take some pictures, but haven't seen them in decades.

[@GloriousPanic]

They'd place oxygen tanks around the stage for them to take hits off of. And when they asked Angus what he does during his time off he said, "Sleep" lol

[@fromolwyoming]

There truly is no experience like AC/DC live in concert.

[@phildicks4721]

Welcome to AC/DC. You should check out "Whole Lotta Rosie" Live at River Plate. The frontman is Brian Johnson, he took over after the original frontman Bon Scott died. He used to front a band calked Geordie. They did a great cover of "The House of the Rising Sun". Once when asked how he keeps his voice so strong, Brian smiled and told a reporter, "Whiskey and a pack of cigarettes a day!" The lead guitarist is Angus Young, and he's been playing like that for years and does that every night they perform. The real soul of the band was their rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young(Angus' older brother). He was considered by many to be the best Rhythm guitarist in Rock. Sadly he died a few years ago from complications of dementia.(R.I.P).

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Go to the corner store... buy a 9V battery... come home, and install it in your smoke detector. Consider it an investment in the channel.

[@paulklaes816]

If you have ever been to any professional or college football or basketball games since this song came out - you've heard at least part of it before.

[@trodt9640]

That was great 🤩 Bro...do, ACDC Live at Riverplate 👍

[@tye8876]

My very first concert ever, ACDC Back in Black tour. I was 15 years old. The energy was off the chart. Entire album is a banger. All their songs are bangers. My fave: "Its a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll". Its my "go to" song when I need to psych myself up for work.

[@ShuKatashSam]

What you see in this show in the video is Exactly what you see live but since it is live, it's 1000X better. I listened to their music for a few years prior to seeing them. They did not miss a note, Angus duckwalked all over the stage, it was rock heaven. This is who they are.

[@thisoldman7142]

Love watching the first timers to this song. Wish I could go back and hear it, for the first time, agin. There’s only one way to listen to it……FULL VOLUME!

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Saw them in the mid 70's when Bon was still the lead singer. At the end, Bon walked out into the audience with Angus playing lead on a wireless guitar while sitting on his shoulders...Heh...

[@thisweekintexasmagazine]

One of the best concerts I've ever been to. And I went to a LOT of concerts in the 70s and 80s.

[@Hopefull60]

Being there was 🔥. Banger! Your Pops knows what he’s talking about! Angus Young on the guitar.

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

I know this is an old video but you asked what it was like to see AC/DC live? It was freakin incredible! I saw them in the 80s and then again on the Thunderstruck tour in early 90s. I had a friend at ticket master and he would get us 1 row center tickets. Tickets were dirt cheep compared to today. It was loud, the music was incredible, the energy was amazing. My neck hurt for days from head banging but it was so so so much fun. Feel blessed I grew up on Rock and Roll 🎸 🎶

[@finni6580]

I LOVE your energy to this! The Acca Dacca era was the best time to be alive! Subbed ❤

[@danieljohnson2349]

AC/DC Forever 🤘

[@JamesBarrett-sh5cl]

went to a concert in Houston in the late seventies. Journey was the head liner but ACDC played first and wore everyone out. Angus got on the singers shoulders and they walked to the back of the stadium. Angus playing a rocking lead the whole time. Then they disappeared walked all the way around and came back out on stage and the whole band jumped in. It was crazy. journey put us all to sleep.

[@stevesmith2529]

1984 they headlined The Monster of Rock @ Donnington, superb!, when the cannons blew it was so friggin loud

[@DaveWhoa]

my neighbours will call the cops on me if i play AC/DC too quietly

[@kevinmarshall854]

The singer is Brian Johnson who is their second singer after their first one dead of alcohol poisoning.

[@traviscrockett3640]

The movie Battleship with Rihanna and Taylor kitsch. Great movie and this song near the end just fits perfect.

[@CrashCourseFarm]

Myn1st concert ever .. 16 .. was AC⚡️DC ... best experience ever .. I'm 50 now and the music still histamine the same ... your POPS had excellent music in his day ... !!! Keep digging ... you'll find more ...

[@susanstavrou4232]

One of Australia's largest bands im from Australia seen them!!! Brilliant

[@calipop_9253]

Check out out AC/DC “Highway to Hell” and “For Those About to Rock” live at River Plate. That is an insane crowd!

[@katann40]

Trust and believe. If a motor cycle club rolls this up next to you. Respect....turn up the sound!

[@catherinecraig6254]

Saw them in 1987 it was best concert ever..start to finish, the energy, raw power of the in your face rock

[@cletusthiberious2006]

I love this kid ... if this is the first time you listen to this music. Man you missed a great decade, music was different than.

[@mjsinger1944]

Angus Young is lead guitarist, this concert was in Argentina

[@djlow2398]

What was it like. As a teenager in the seventies they would play at local halls in Oz. No one could hear properly for days.

[@prodgers71]

I saw ACDC about 10 years ago at Wrigley Field in Chicago and it was so lit that I was still getting goosebumps days afterward every time I played it in my mind!!! Brian Johnson is the lead singer and his voice is one of the main reasons (besides the antics and shredding guitar of Angus Young) that makes them unique. Brian Johnson replaced Bon Scott after Bon's death. Bon Scott's voice is just as unique as Brian Johnson's. Plus, Bon Scott was a showman whereas Brian Johnson was awesome, but didn't have the stage presence that Bon Scott had (not knocking Brian Johnson though, he's still awesome). The first original singer that ACDC didn't have an original voice in my opinion. His voice was the typical sounding 80's rock singer's voice. I don't think they would've gotten as far as they have if they kept their original singer. Listen to 'Dirty Deeds Done Cheap' and/or 'She's Got The Jack' if you're interested in listening to Bon Scott's voice (I highly recommend you do). Also, one more suggestion is for you to listen to 'Don't Stop Me Now' and 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen (I promise you won't regret it). Freddy Mercury of Queen has the voice of an angel, in my opinion of course.

[@ericnewsom8889]

Definitely check out some live concert videos. You can get an idea of how far they are into the show based on how much clothing Angus is still wearing. 😆

[@thatguyrich9822]

Yes, you did hear this song in a movie. It was used in the 2012 film Battleship.

[@nancymjohnson]

I’ve been to so many of their shows. It’s a workout!!

[@DougHarper]

We used listen to the Back in Black album and Van Halen's Fair Warning on the bus while traveling to football games. Saw AC/DC twice in concert... freaking awesome.

[@Phil-zm1gk]

Fantastic reaction pal. Sorry you won't get to see them live, awesome! I saw them three times in the eighties and again in 2015 for their 50th anniversary tour in Manchester, England! BY FAR AND AWAY THE BEST GIGS I EVER SAW! Keep watching and listening pal, 👹🤘😁

[@craighamilton579]

Cool thing about that music video it was a free concert. They put out the word on the local radio stations. To all our fans show up

[@Brandi6666]

Straight ass headbanger rock band. Either your heads banging or feet stomping. Mostly both at the same time 🤘❤️ seen them in philly 2008. Best concert. Every song sound like the album cut. No freestyle no speechs no comments about the world. Just hard driving thru their set🤘❤️

[@nickd725]

Best rock band on earth. Seen them 6 times.

[@yambo59]

Late sixties through the late eighties we had KICK ASS music

[@peterarmstrong6928]

You wanna watch their concert at Glasgow City Hall,when Bon Scott was the singer.🤟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@scottmurray1918]

Welcome to the rabbit hole that is AC/DC, if you think this is good....... check out their live at river plate concert. It will blow your mind.😄