THIS WAS FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING AC/DC - HighwayTo Hell REACTION

[@txbeachbum]

Brian Johnson is far beyond a great vocalist, front man, lead singer.... But there will never be another Bon Scott.

[@bryan1448]

Agree 👍

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I’m on board with that statement 👍

[@Prozak63]

Truth there...

[@robertburns4429]

100% agreed

[@gandalf970]

I totally agree, Bon Scott is the truth

[@def1ghi]

Angus seems to be a decent guy as well. When asked if he was the greatest guitar player in the world he used to answer, "I'm not even the best guitar player in AC/DC" (his brother was the rhythm guitarist).

[@charlesc7950]

I love everything Brian Johnson did with AC/DC. But there's just something about Bon Scott's voice that just pairs perfectly with that music. RIP Bon.

[@jamesmyrick9083]

Yeah, man. Bon was just better.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

@@jamesmyrick9083 When Bon died AC/Dc was not as good to me.

[@primategaberocco]

Absolutely 👍

[@edwardt1941]

Oh yes

[@stevestarr3160]

I think that Bon Scott and Brian Johnson are both great just different. I also was just realizing that Bon Scott sounds like a heavy metal Rod Stewart.

[@777colin1]

AC/DC probably the best rock band ever, no frills, no egos, no pretensions, just solid rock. Thank you. RIP Bon and RIP Malcolm, thank you for the joy and entertainment that you gave to the world.

[@deuspacis3002]

@777colin1 Over Led Zeppelin? I don't think so,

[@tcg1_qc]

@@deuspacis3002 IMO, yes. I love Led Zeppelin, but AC/DC is definitely the bigger band. They're the definition of rock & roll. EVERYONE knows Back In Black & Thunderstruck. When you say rock, Back In Black is probably the #1 song people will think about. Led Zeppelin is definitely more musically intricate and complex, though.

[@LiveAlcheme]

BON SCOTT!!! On another level of frontmen - the voice, the swagger, charisma oozing from every pore, great sense of humor. Massive presence! God, I’m so grateful to have AC DC’s stripped down, straight ahead powerful music in my life.

[@denicat13]

Those tighter than tight jeans 🤍

[@smd2169]

And all his double-entendre lyrics are hilariously awesome.

[@karenglenn6707]

I say this say this a lot on their videos. I and my teenage friends got to see them so many times in Melbourne in the mid 70’s. Bon will always be their frontman to me. He just oozed sex (not that we really knew what it was then) but we knew enough to never go backstage in case he charmed one of us too much. He just always had that naughty twinkle in his eye and he was freaking brilliant, as they all were even then. So lucky I got to see him so often. Never seen them since, have no interest. I saw the best!

[@celiasjoblom1795]

Don't forget how sexy he was too!

[@andrewlanier1954]

Someday, when you’re really listening to this, you will realize that Bob Scott is the greatest Rock ‘n’ roll vocalist that ever walked the face of the Earth

[@SimAG117]

Bon Scott ;)

[@MrScottsearles]

Who is Bob Scott! Ronald "Bon" Scott.

[@DJHolte]

Glad you're checking out more Bon Scott with the group. I like Brian's vocals, he definitely stepped up in a huge way after Bon died, but there's a seductiveness in Bon Scott's voice that, for me, just elevates their music to a sublime level.

[@edwardt1941]

Also Bon was cheeky and charismatic

[@ericwillison4011]

Not sure they knew that Bon Scott died and was replaced

[@peterwinstonaldredge6927]

Imagine being a 15-year-old boy when this album was released. It was FREAKING INCREDIBLE! The late 70's, early 80's were a great time for music. I am so glad I got to experience it first hand! Glad you like AC/DC!

[@gregaroo329]

I was 15 when it was released. Now 59. I got to see them 11 times. Never with Bon though. Still...........they were awesome every single time!!

[@art23428]

Who asked

[@art23428]

​@gregaroo329 who asked?

[@rhondagreene50]

To think AC/DC was the start of Jordan’s journey down the rabbit hole of Rock-N-Roll, and now look at him. Head banging with all of us Gen-Xers

[@jenniferjacobs228]

lol I am a baby boomer and was there when they started. Still rock'n out to ACDC, best band ever...

[@AdamConus]

I need to go back and watch that first episode! I'm such a fan of J (Jay?) and Amber now.

[@anexceleratedlife]

@@mattbecham597 Jordan is his real name, Jay is his nickname that he goes by.

[@victoriabarr255]

J’s first reaction is on a channel called Rome Life Reactions. It’s hilarious. They did thunderstruck. “ I don’t do rock.” Yes, yes you do, now. Lol

[@rhondagreene50]

@@jenniferjacobs228 Same. They were my first concert when I was 15.

[@SuperGuitarDude7]

The most perfect example of the most perfect rock song ever! This was the first AC/DC song I ever heard and I was hooked like a MoFo! I loved Bon's wink in the video! He was the epitome of a rock 'n' roll singer. He lived it and loved it. Unfortunately, it resulted in his death. He had the tough guy, hard rock stuff down to a tee but also had a fun, wicked sense of humor! Rock on!

[@canadiantimberwolf1]

When Bon Scott passed away in 1980, I thought that was the end of AC/DC. I loved AC/DC, they came out in Ontario Canada somewhere around the mid-70s. It was my youth time of rock and roll. Then when the new singer Brian Johnson came as the new singer ,I was skeptical, right up until I heard Hells Bells and Black In Black,, and I was hooked again... What a powerful band...

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

AMAZING THEY FOUND ANOTHER VOICE SIMILAR TO BON SCOTT'S!!

[@TexumBǰornWrong]

RIP Bon...Brian stepped up when the band needed another power voice and pulled them out of a tailspin for sure...Back in Black still one of my favorite albums and a great tribute to Mr. Bon Scott...🤘🤘🤘

[@geoffkeil3135]

Yeah, that whole debate about Bon Scott or Brian Johnson just seems pointless to me. I grew up during the Bon Scott era and I still think they're BOTH fantastic. But, please ..... NO AXL ROSE FOR GOD'S SAKE!!!! I'm a die hard GnR fan (Appetite For Destruction is one of my favourite albums EVER) .... but, lead singer for AC/DC? Ummmm .... NOPE.

[@aaradia]

@@geoffkeil3135 I agree with everything you said 100%! I truly cannot pick either Brian Johnson or Bon Scott over the other. And Axl is awesome for GnR, but AC'DC? Nope!!!!

[@francisseidel8014]

According to a documentary, Bon Scott knew Brian and actually said that if anything ever happened to him they should get Brian. It was somewhat prophetic and freaky. Brian had quit singing and had recently left music when AC/DC called. He was ready to go back to his day job after the "audition" and the band had to explain that he was not going back, he was their new singer. When I first heard Back in Black, I knew that they would continue being a powerhouse band with the addition of Brian.

[@niccinicnic9335]

Bon Scott was a genius frontman and so charismatic ❤

[@deitydam]

Im so happy you both listen to the original, studio versions of your reaction songs you pick. Its the best version 99% of the time and it also is the best way you can re- live and get the real feel of the songs. The sound quality is always usually better to. Live versions also have a tendency to leave out special effects and nuances that can't be done live. You get the full essence and color of songs the artist was trying to get across. Rock on my brother and sister!!!

[@daniellysohirka5079]

I'm just glad they did it with Bon Scott.

[@j0hnf_uk]

Couldn't agree more. As first time reactions, you can't beat the original studio recordings. That's not to say there's anything necessarily wrong with live versions, particularly later ones, but if you want to hear the song as it was originally heard by many viewers, (listeners?), then the studio version is where it's at.

[@michaelasay8587]

And many live versions are better.

[@nomchompsky2883]

Man, normally I'd agree with you 99% of the time... AC/DC is one of those exceptions (to me)...

[@deitydam]

@@michaelasay8587 Live can be better, maybe even most of the time, but first time listens should be studio usually. Sometimes if someone hears a band play a song when they are having a bad night or players are old, a first listen of a song live is not going to give the quality reaction.

[@marksingo2177]

The absolute best concerts I ever witnessed was AC/DC live, high energy...non stop rock n roll.!!! RIP Bon Scott..great reaction guys!

[@marybaillie8907]

Back in Black Hells Bells Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap TNT You Shook Me All Night Long ACDC one of the best Rockin and Rollin Bands around. Bon Scott's voice is the epitome of finest quality of singing supremecy. With the band behind him he can take you to the highest level of Rock. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

You mean Bon Scott's voice? Angus plays guitar.

[@rarelycares8416]

You forgot Big Balls, the greatest innuendo song ever

[@marybaillie8907]

Old lady slip up. I stand corrected.👍✌️🇨🇦

[@carlosmancillas4768]

Angus didn't sing my man, That's none other than Bon Scott!

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

@@marybaillie8907 👍

[@67Pepper]

Classic AC/DC..They love A-D-G chords, simple, but iconic riffs with Angus shredding when required. Bon had an energy and presence that fit the earlier band history to the tee. Young, Young, and Scott were an epic team. I met Bon and Malcolm after a concert in late 1977, so glad I got to have a drink with them, down to earth blokes, will not forget. RIP Bon and Malcolm.

[@reynardofox6628]

This riff won't sound right without tossing in the D/F# chord.

[@davidmolling9222]

Hi Amber and Jay, AC/DC are the best band ever, Bon Scott is the best lead singer, R.I.P. Bon Scott, and Malcolm Young. Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.

[@joshdahl4114]

“If You Want Blood, You Got It” is another killer song off this album! Another great slower song is “Night Prowler” Also, gotta check out AC/DC Live at Donington!!

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, their classic "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" are next for you!!!

[@GradeEcho]

What about Big Balls? 😂

[@yrualeg1]

AC/DC's song "It's a long way to the top!" One of my all-time favorite AC/DC songs !! I saw them in '85 here in Atlanta, GA at the OMNI, Fly On The Wall Tour

[@johnathandavis3693]

I love Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott has, to me, a more natural, "smoother" style. Johnson's vocals sound kind of "straining" (in a good way), but Bon's always sound natural and easy. This band is one of the GREATS for sure...

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

I hadn’t thought of it that way, but true. 😊

[@edwardt1941]

Yes Bon had a voice that was powerful clear and not strained

[@darrylhodges6351]

@@Mankind_- I agree. Not a knock on Brian, but I can remember being 14 when Back in Black came out. They played You Shook Me on the radio without announcing who it was, and I thought "Damn, Bob Seger is really goin hard on this one! Not a knock on Brian or Seger. LOL

[@MikeyzFoodieLair]

True...but acdc never lost a beat with black in black... took them more mainstream

[@Erizedd]

I also loved Bon Scott's showboating/theatrical nature on stage, I felt it paired with Angus' act super well. :)

[@Rasmuth]

Bon's scream coming out of the solo is hair raising...it is one of the seminal moments in recorded rock history

[@davidharkin8554]

THE frontman 😊

[@Shrykespeare]

Greatest opening riff in rock history. Period. Full stop. One of my absolute favorites of all time.

[@paulwalsh2344]

My fav AC⚡DC song (among many) so I can't dispute that at all !

[@adnap]

Have you ever heard Van Halen Best of Both Worlds ? Very reminiscent. You might dig it.

[@Richie23OO]

the one for Hells Bells is pretty dang good too.

[@JaQuicker]

I love AC/DC but I still think that title goes to Money For Nothing

[@cletusbeauregard1972]

smoke on the water

[@NextApex]

Really enjoyed watching you two enjoy this classic song! AC/DC has been my favourite band for decades, and have seen them five times in concert. It's an experience like nothing else, and they just get better and better. The fourth time I saw them live, in 2008 in Tacoma, Washington, I was fortunate enough to meet Angus after the show. A bunch of us hung around outside the arena by the tour buses, and after a while a security guard came out and allowed us in to get one photo or autograph, and Angus came out to spend time with everyone that wanted to meet him. He must have been exhausted after such an incredible performance, but he had all the time in the world for us fans. They say 'don't meet your heroes,' but Angus could not have been more down to earth, friendly and genuine in person. I was so nervous I could barely think of anything to say, other than thanking him and Malcolm for inspiring me to play guitar in the first place. Best songs, best band in the world.

[@davidwyan3013]

My 1st concert was AC/DC "Fly on the Wall" tour. My 14th birthday present...way back in the day. I've seen them 6 times. "FOR Those About To Rock" is a must.

[@caveman3021]

Thats usually when you know its ending eh? That 21 cannon salute shook the whole arena! 💥

[@markwatt3596]

I was also 14 and saw them on that tour at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Yngwie Malmsteen opened. Huge bell and real cannons. Great show.

[@anthonypettipas6885]

I saw them on the same tour. I was 15. Reno, NV. When they closed with For those about to Rock, they blew the whole grid with the electronic cannons. We came out of the arena to total darkness. They blew the power out at the whole University of Nevada campus. It was awesome, but they never came back to Reno. They were amazing!!!....and loud AF!!! Angus never stopped moving.

[@ballyastrocade5672]

Heh -- my dad took me to see the "Back in Black" tour when I was 12. I don't remember the name of the venue, but I'm pretty sure we were still living in Albuquerque at the time...

[@martyn1107]

Seen ACDC 3 times once in 1973 at a high school dance in Boronia Melbourne. Then at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne for the Back in Black tour 1981. Then finally in Brisbane in 2010 for the final tour with the classic line up. Angus, Mal, Brian, Cliff and Phil.

[@leannewilson7184]

Same album: “Girls Got Rhythm”, “Shot Down in Flames”, “Beating Around the Bush” …. all bangers too.

[@jjbigfoot9077]

Get it hot!!!

[@oleolson6553]

I saw them in 1980 at the San Francisco Cow Palace, Back in Black tour. There were three of us and we had press seats given to us. It was epic.

[@SG-js2qn]

Possibly the best from ACDC ... it's up there.

[@deborajones3749]

I'm a nearly 60 year old woman and these tracks take me back to being 17 I don't know how Angus can still keep moving like that with all that energy you guys play alot of the stuff I grew up with and love and the way you react to it makes me feel 17 again

[@brentcox7772]

Yes!!! Awesome! Absolutely love this song and band! They were so good live!!🤘🔥

[@KSTIDHAM]

Saw them live in 1990. Seen many bands in concert, but they, by far, put on the best show! Literally walked out of there going "What in the world just happened!?" MIND BLOWN!

[@coachtomas]

Rob's reaction is why music is beautiful and a unifying power. We all feel that joy when we hear a song or band we love. Keeps the world turning ❤

[@anniethenonnymouse]

Love you both! That is all. 🐝 Blessed Bee

[@stevehamilton8824]

AC/DC with Bon Scott as lead singer is awesome. Love Brian Johnson, but the old school AC/DC is da bomb.

[@Nichwar19]

Imagine back in black with Bon I can only wish

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s THE REAL DEAL

[@kellifranklin9872]

RIP Bon Scott. He was the first and the best, but Brian Johnson stepped up and honored Bon by continuing the ACDC legacy. He has nothing to apologize for. He had giant shoes to fill and he did just fine. I have no doubt Bon is proud of their band. Long live ACDC!

[@happyolddude]

Actually he was not the first lead singer. That honour belonged to a man named David Evans and there was one 45 released here which was their first 45 release here in Australia.

[@joetravieso3542]

rewriting history......with Bon....not much success...with Brian, the biggest rock album of all time, Rock & Roll hall of fame....and because of Brian, people went back and listen to Bon's time and fell in love with that music...

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

@@joetravieso3542 Not much success with Bon? You 've got to be kidding? LMFAO.

[@dancarter482]

@@shelbyseelbach9568 I say we take off and NUKE from orbit; no intelligent life down here!

[@auldfouter8661]

Bon Scott vocals. Born in Forfar , Angus, Scotland of all places.

[@terrybeasley6250]

There's so much to be said about this band. Fortunate enough to be a teenager at their highest popularity. I saw them live in the late 70's, with Bon Scott. Un-freak-in-be-live-able to say the least. Another great tune to look for is, "Let There Be Rock" Angus really shows out in this one. Brian had some mighty big shoes to fill, and he has accomplished that for sure. But there'll never be another Bon Scott.

[@ShawnMcKenzie-CP]

The amazing part about this break through album for AC/DC was that Bon Scott died shortly afterwards just when they were peaking .. that would kill most bands. What did they do? Got Brian Johnson and released “Back in black” one of the greatest rock albums of all time.

[@jameszabinski3558]

Saw that tour, ears were ringing for two days

[@tobytroubs]

Saw them twice....those gigs were nuts , memorable .

[@michaelthorne5441]

Seen them 6 times

[@Heru3005]

Growing up anytime an AC/DC song came on when my dad was around I always had to hear about how he'd seen them a half dozen times. 2 with Bon, the rest with Brian. And how out of the hundreds of rock and metal concerts he'd been to over the years, the show he saw them do on the Highway to Hell tour was the loudest, hard-rockinest show he'd ever seen. And it probably is the reason he still has hearing loss in his left ear.

[@carenhelms8518]

My first concert without parents was AC/DC's Highway to Hell tour. I was 14. It still stands out as one of the best concerts of my life!

[@thomasthompson698]

This rocker leads right into another banger you must listen to..."Girls Got Rhythm".... heck, then just go right to "Touch Too Much". This album is a CLASSIC rock album with all great songs!

[@karenkat1111]

Touch too much is awesome! A favorite of theirs for sure!

[@Whateva67]

Man,I miss driving around neighborhoods on Fridays and Saturdays in the 80s,you could always hear a house party from 3 blocks away with AC/DC blasting out the windows,good times,wish I could go back. Saw AC/DC 3 times in concert,awesome every time. Hello from British Columbia 😎

[@traceyraffle6675]

Yessss...the fantastic vocals of Bon Scott :)

[@joshhencik1849]

AC/DC has so many classic riffs that nearly every song of theirs has a well-known guitar riff that people know by heart.

[@karencoulson4685]

Have always loved AC/DC. I think I had every album they made, in either cassette or vinyl, back in the day. Always had their tunes cranked cruising down the highway. Living in the Yukon, I seldom had the opportunity to go to many concerts as no one came that far north to play. In August 1996, AC/DC was playing in Edmonton Alberta and we couldn't pass up travelling over 1200 hard driven highway miles (almost 2000 kms) to go see them. It was the first concert we took our son to (he was 11 years old). It was their Thunderstruck tour and it ROCKED!

[@alexellsworth7]

I can’t decide what I enjoy more: the music itself or watching you two rock it out!

[@paulthompson4545]

Malcolm Young is just the best on those power chords!

[@ellenhird9658]

I'm so glad you're enjoying AC/DC 🇦🇺.As Aussie we were lucky enough watch them make it in Australia. They played at not only at capital city's but our country towns in our town hall. They even played for free at a concert. Angus was at school when Malcom said he wonted to start a band and told Angus he'd wonted him to join and it was his sister that said Angus should wear his uniform and her sewing machine gave them the name AC/DC. I have loved them from day one and will till the day I die when I have this song at my funeral..

[@RikkieRokks]

They were my first concert ever back in 1981. The For Those About To Rock tour in Dallas. Even though I was allllllll the way in the back of Reunion Arena, the cannons going off literally shook my body! An incredible first concert experience.

[@wombatwilly1002]

You sure 81 wasn't the "Hell's Bells" tour? Those about to rock tour I thought was earlier.

[@frankfclarkjr2976]

They were also my 1st concert ever in Feb 82 Seattle Center... Best concert ever and my ears rang for 3 days!!!

[@oliviathomas3976]

I remember that concert. I was in the 11th grade and we saw it at the Summit in Houston

[@wombatwilly1002]

Our motto was "as long as we're in the building".😊

[@theodoreritola7641]

This song was released in 1979 Bon Scot The REAL DEAL .... 70s style

[@jollyrogerred]

I first saw AC/DC in Adelaide at Memorial Drive in 1981. They were banned from South Australia after that show due to several stabbings. The second concert was in 1988 at Globe Derby Park in Adelaide. It was and still is the best concerts I have been to (I have been to lot of concerts) The crowd listening outside created a riot and stormed the venue tearing down fences and escaping the cops to get inside. Then in 1996 at the Entertainment Centre in Adelaide - it was so loud that as a massive fan I couldn't decipher what they were playing! So I walked out after three attempts to work out what song was playing. Then the final show in 2015 at Adelaide Oval - OMFG what a show that was - back to normal and a better PA system!

[@darkjedi447]

Saw them live once only about 20 years ago I think, here in Canada 🇨🇦 and even though they were 'older' they had ridiculous amounts of energy on stage and it got everyone so pumped up and put me to shame cause I couldn't even keep up with their energy as a much younger person lol. These guys ROCK...no slow ballads or soft love songs...they only play rock and rock from start to end...will never forget that show. Keep smiling 🤘 🙂

[@tinagoff3573]

As soon as it starts you KNOW this song!!!!!

[@danhunt1830]

I know you recently did Joan Jett singing “Dirty Deeds”, but you really need to hear the original by these guys!

[@brianhancock4865]

I saw AC/DC live at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis in 1980 as a 16 yr old young man - and as you can imagine, was blown away. We were all wondering what the new lead singer Brian Johnson was going to be like and he also blew us away from the first song (which was Hells Bells) to the last. They brought Angus around through the crowd on top of the security guards shoulders half way through the concert - making a loop around the floor level seats. I tried to jump over the top of everyone to touch Angus and as my hand reached a grip on his elbow, the sweat caused it to slip off and I fell to the floor only to be trampled by about 100 people. Lol The footprints on my back were worth it! 😂

[@yvonnekr]

I saw AC/DC a few times as a teenager in the 80s - so dang awesome! There are videos of their concert in Argentina & the fans are insanely WILD - in the best possible sense.

[@terrysmith1037]

I really enjoy your reactions to so much of the music that I have enjoyed over my many years. I recently found this quote and thought it was great: 'The fact that there's a highway to hell and only a stairway to heaven says a lot about anticipated traffic numbers.'

[@marcmarc1967]

There's a lot to learn about this song, as a musician. The guitar, drums and vocals are doing 3 completely different things at the start of the song, yet they are all coming together masterfully.

[@32ndspecialist]

Man, I've seen AC/DC in concert twice & loved it both times! They rock the whole way through! I just wish I could of seen the original lead singer, Bonn Scott, while he was alive!

[@minkgraver]

I can remember the first time I heard this song over 40 years ago and it gives me joy to watch you guys hear it for the first time ❤️❤️❤️

[@gunnelalmge7543]

Have you seen the look in Bon Scott´s eyes? The man look like a maniac and he sure sang like one!! May he rest in peace. AC/DC is what rock n´roll is all about! Lovely to se your reaction to this milestone of a song. Keep on rockin´!

[@billlawless5848]

If you want to see Agnus in one his best guitar performances, watch “Let There Be Rock” live from The Apollo in Glasgow. Multiple guitar solos and he saves the best for last!

[@nukedukem1]

Agnus? Really?

[@supercharliegalaxy]

My mom passed away earlier this, My dad and I paid tribute to her by jamming this song. My family loves this band XD

[@mcchicken5039]

Don't worry bud she's probably up in heaven. I would say she probably met Bon but I think Bon made a little too many songs about hell 😂

[@supercharliegalaxy]

@@mcchicken5039 Hey man, it's just art XD

[@bradsullivan2495]

Two other videos from this album that you ave to react to: "If You Want Blood, You Got It" and "Walk All Over You." In the latter song, the first 50 seconds start slowly, then Angus goes into fifth gear for the last four minutes.

[@aussieguru01]

like ordering vintage wine with BALLS!

[@gbpkrbkr11]

That head bop and leg stomp is his way of keeping time to the music.

[@crazydale1000]

I've been listening to ACDC for decades. I never get tied of them.

[@dasboot2761]

I saw them in the late eighties, Angus mooned the crowd and climbed all the way up his Marshall stacks while playing somehow! The loudest concert I've been to, I was half deaf for a week!!!! Good times!!!

[@michelleedwards2636]

I absolutely love AC/DC myself. One of the few bands I can listen to anytime. So many amazing songs to listen to and enjoy. One of my favorites is The Jack. Sleazy , gritty , and fun .

[@loristone9242]

I did get to see AC/DC live one time when I was in high school. August 5th, 1986 in Ft. Worth Texas. It was the loudest show ever. And considering I have seen Metallica in concert 10 times, I do mean LOUD. 80's kids were so blessed with the ease of which we attended concerts. There were SO many bands to pick from and different genres. Just show up the night before the tickets went on sale, or super early the morning of, get our place in line and walk to the counter and hand over our cash. We didn't even realize how lucky we were. Watching you react to the music of my generation, and even my Dad's generation, is a gift.

[@michaellincoln3739]

I first saw ACDC when they were starting out in a "hotel" in Sydney Australia. During one particular song the singer (Bon Scott) carried Angus on his shoulders still paying guitar through the standing crowd to the other side of the room where the serving bar was - in which Angus continued playing on the "bar". Incredible.

[@dougphelps6917]

I saw them at a concert in 1978... I was shocked to see how big Bon Scott was in person and then to see Angus on his shoulders as well... amazing showmen.

[@michaellincoln3739]

@@dougphelps6917 Yes Doug we were both there. Bondi Lifesaver Hotel from memory.

[@nauseantrock532]

Thanks for givin Bon some loves he’s a badass

[@markstraszynski2574]

Bon Scott was the voice of ACDC, I stopped listening after Back n Black, but every album before that was my jam! Loved it!!!!

[@lewistwine4884]

Bon led the band as they reached stardom laying the foundation then tragedy struck. Brian stepped in and took the band to another level. Bob’s death caused the writing of the classic Back in Black.

[@chrino21]

I saw them in Columbus Ohio in ‘79, one of the last shows in the US with Bon Scott. It was the “Dirty Deeds” mini-tour, but they were trying out some new stuff, so I saw what was probably one of the first public performances of this song. It was a nasty, sweaty, funny, scary, crazy night of General Admission madness. I got kicked in the head (by accident) by Angus as they did their traditional guitar solo through the crowd with Angus on a roadie’s shoulders. One of the best decisions I ever made was grabbing that free ticket off a friend who couldn’t go...

[@Mrmikey0909]

Been lucky enough to see AC/DC about 8 times over the years!! Every time was awesome. First time was with Bon Scott out front back in 1975 in Sydney, their home town. I love them so much that I play in one of Australia's biggest ACDC Tribute bands so get to see audiences go off at every show. Fantastic music to play, the best fun ever .

[@Roh_Echt]

*I was a fan from the beginning....had every album. This was the last album with Bon Scott. I finally got to see them in 1980, but it was seven months after Bon Died and 2 or 3 months after Back in Black was released.*

[@angiemaggard5089]

I was 17 years old when I saw them January 15, 91 in Portland Oregon at the memorial Coliseum. I have a scar on my leg from that concert. Money talks. I've seen many many artists in my life. Let me tell you, my ears rang for THREE days after seeing them. They're the LOUDEST band I've ever seen! Lost my mind when the ac/dc bell came down, then ac/dc money flying everywhere when money talks played. I have one hell of a story getting to this concert with my best friend. Including almost getting kicked out for getting on stage and touching Angus Youngs leg. Lol. Great memories.

[@rbash]

Priceless reaction to the awesome pick drag @ 5:11 -- I love hearing that in Boston songs, and it comes at the perfect moment here. I can't even explain why such a simple technique sounds so freaking good!

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

Dont forget about Golden Earring's 'Twilight Zone '✌

[@CharlesMeador-gp4bd]

I listen to this in 5th grade 50 Years ago. Heard it so much I quit paying attention to the details. Watching you two made me realize this. Thanks!

[@Crash765]

I've always said Bon Scott can sing anything and make it sound obscene. And I imagine this song has been in a lot of movies. One that immediately comes to mind is Megamind.

[@tbirdsteve1]

Seen AC/DC a few times in concert. First time was around 74 at my primary school hall dance before they had made it big. The second was in 76 at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne, just when they were becoming famous, that was my first real concert ever. Blew my mind. The Let There Be Rock inside album art work was from that concert. I was 15. Great memories that I'll never forget. RIP Bon.

[@andrealarocco4941]

I just don’t get people who love Rock and don’t love AC/DC. They’re freakin iconic!! Oh and Angus is just running his pick up and down the fret board really fast to make that sound.

[@KSTIDHAM]

Phil Rudd on the drums is the master of GROOVE!!

[@legionkahn]

You need to do "If You Want Blood". It is AC/DC at some of there most raw

[@Bond-uh6yj]

Back in the early 70s my sister hung out backstage with them at a small Pub in the town of Whyalla Sth Australia. They were very young & relatively unknown drinking beer with the patrons & smoking cigarettes.. the rest is history!

[@that1dragonkid]

This is my favorite AC/DC song! You guys should react to the live version of this song from their concert at River Plate in 2009 The crowd is insane!

[@garylagstrom3864]

I saw AC/DC on the Highway to Hell tour and Bon Scott one of the best unique voices in Rock! Sorely missed! I saw AC/DC on Back in Black in 1980 and For Those About to Rock We Salute You in 1981. Brian Johnson was the perfect fit for AC/DC after Bon passed. Brian was a unique voice just like Bon’s voice was unique. Love them both!

[@caroljones8326]

Man I always love y'alls reactions. I can see how much fun y'all are having as y'all feel the music. I love how y'all are opening all of these wonderful artist and songs to the younger generation. My hubby and I have a little joke. I told him if God called me home first he can play any song at my funeral except, Highway to Hell and Burn B**CH Burn 🔥 lol 😂😂

[@BladeObssession]

What makes it great is the fact that they keep it so simple and the guitar solo is very blues inspired and Bon Scott's raspy catlike whaling was a combination for rock perfection and legend

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Angus has the guitar tune of Eric Clapton from the beano album.

[@jamesmasters3316]

If you want AC/DC you have to absolutely listen to, Big Balls from the Fly ON The Wall Album. It's the classic sound mixed with humor.

[@glennwalton9599]

Thanks!

[@tedszweb5268]

Angus has an older brother George , who was a songwriter & producer that had a big hit before AC/DC was a thought , you ought to do it as it was a major hit. “Friday on my Mind” by the Easybeats George Young & Harry Vanda wrote it & it’s a great guitar song !😀

[@jeffreywilmot3798]

Yes and then they formed Flash and the Pan which had a few college radio hits in the late 70's and 80's. Hey St Peter, Walkin' In The Rain, California, Down Among the Deadmen to name a few.

[@williamlockwood3783]

The day harry and George met is considered the most prolific day in Australia music history!

[@Laraine3]

Yep, George is the sixth and arguably the most influential member of AC/DC.

[@Salomon-pi8cb]

I was fortunate to meet all the band members backstage

[@tarzanmike7836]

Me too, in Oakland, Ca…..they couldn’t have been more down to earth

[@dinohalupa3955]

My 2 favorite albums by ACDC is Bon's last, and Brian's 1st. Both great top to bottom. I could never pick between the two, because they are both fantastic. The Highway to Hell album doesn't have a song you skip, each and every one a monster. But my two favorites are Walk All Over You, and Touch Too Much...they get me amped

[@randallholliday7214]

This song is used in movies, TV shows, ball games, heck they even played it just before Poison come out on stage the other night at their concert I was at. It always gets you pumped up. Y'all need to check out AC/DC live on the Grammys in 09 or 10. After their 2 songs to me the Grammys was over. It's also the only time they ever was on the Grammys.

[@aleksanderfinstad5785]

Rest in Peace to the great AC/DC lead singer, Bon Scott - 1946-1980 🙏🖤🌹🕯 The band will not be big today, had it not been for Bon Scott

[@Chainlink12666]

Wow only 34 yrs old

[@Rasmuth]

A great band who had 2 great frontmen. I love Bon Scott AC/DC...Highway to Hell was my first AC/DC record

[@williamcollard4501]

Never ever get sick of hearing them full of energy ❤️💛🖤👍

[@rmac8008]

Glad to see you react to the original AC/DC Bon Scott was the best Saw them way back on tour Opening act for Aerosmith in 1978

[@stephenwalton1234]

Not the original band.. Dave Evans was the original lead singer...saw them live in 1974, supporting Sherbet.... Dave is by far the better singer...