More Live AC/DC Vocal ANALYSIS! "Highway To Hell" with Brian Johnson leaves my heart burning!

[@auckalukaum]

I bet Brian would agree to an interview. He's a really down to earth chap, and has a great KZbin channel of his own.

[@Manu-Official]

+1 Watch him and Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) behaving like life long buddies, and exchanging music trivia.

[@Boodieman72]

I know he would, he's a great guy.

[@Claes_Isacson]

Absolutely! 👍

[@j0hnn13K]

seconded, Brain totally would do a tea-time with Elizabeth, and he likely would do his homework too, checking out what Liz is all about and geek out on her abilities as much as she does about his.

[@bbbb98765]

And I'm absolutely here for that

[@alexyoung9583]

A side note, Malcolm Young, Angus' brother and rhythm guitarist of AC/DC, was battling dementia during this tour and was relearning the songs every night. A true legend.

[@lucyfer_the_bat]

holy shit that's impressive, inspiring and terrifying

[@johnmccall5576]

Best right hand in the business.

[@TristanandIsolt]

So sad, but inspiring that he was going to rock as long as possible.

[@dante2davinci78]

That's incredible! I wonder if muscle memory helped him to remember once he got going.

[@ransselthkaen]

Really? I knew he was battling dementia but was it that bad having to relearn songs?

[@gmr7494]

RIP Malcolm Young. The band's unsung hero and one of the greatest rhythm guitarists ever

[@gregpendleton4957]

Amen.

[@bstaff1901]

I remember an interview with Angus from the late 80’s when they asked if Malcom would ever play a lead. Angus replied, “Malcom doesn’t like to play lead, he says it interferes with his drinking.”

[@JoeFolgers]

Thats amazing@@bstaff1901

[@bstaff1901]

@@JoeFolgers Angus always gives a good interview.

[@seedy80]

​@bstaff1901 in an interview, Angus said that Malcolm could do anything that Angus did, but admitted that he couldn't play rhythm like his brother.

[@shawnbrennan2583]

That stadium was the epicenter for an earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale for the entire concert. ROCK ON AC/DC!!!

[@seagertblack]

Somewhere a team of civil engineers are wondering if they planned for 200,000 people to jump in unison.

[@analogblues]

"Even for a heavy, aggressive sound...this feels uplifting." You just nailed the essence of AC/DC, Elizabeth. Rock on! 🤘🎸

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

Wow, thank you!

[@fredvankempen2177]

Yep. As another famous rocker once stated (live on TV)... ".. and that's how it's done, folks!"

[@rhajmand1933]

Exactly. For all the gritty sound and lyrics, it's simply fun. Just watch the audience.

[@WhatsCookingTime]

Exactly 😊

[@jephwahlretrogames9245]

A fun semi-related fact: The majority of AC/DC songs utilize the Mixolydian Mode. It is less "happy" than major, but less "dark" than minor

[@jallisswest]

This was actually the second to last song in the concert. Incredible to think about when you see and feel the energy from both the band and the audience!

[@bcool9272]

Yeah, I never saw it as a starter song.

[@wadew3623]

When the crowd starts singing THE GUITAR RIFF and not just the vocal parts, that's when you know a song is huge.

[@RoseOfNight]

Tbf the concert is in Argentina, we pretty much always sing the riffs.

[@ForesttLight]

This is one of the best concerts in history of rock n roll!!! The crowd was epic and the band was on spot

[@DieHard0]

You can easily tell when in the concert a song takes place with AC/DC live, due to how much clothing Angus has on. You will probably be surprised by this fact, but this was actually the second to last song of the concert, showing you how well supported his voice truly is! You HAVE to check out the last song of this concert now, "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)", which is the loudest thing I have ever heard live at any concert I've been to, (and I've been to a LOT.) You want to see an epic conclusion to a concert...well...they don't go silently and they make a lasting impact. (The concert I attended ended the same way...and I couldn't hear for a couple days...but it was worth it! And yes, if you do check it out, they are REAL!)

[@JU5TINPDX]

Greatest encore ever… I get chills every time the opening riff starts. The canons… the way the tempo speeds up at the end… it’s impossible to top it.

[@peterwilks4391]

:) ears rang for a week.

[@tracycatt]

Same... I thought I had sacrificed my hearing to the Gods of Rock n Roll. Lol

[@terrydavis7389]

when i saw them, the rolled out a huge cannon on stage , was amazing.

[@erwin6395]

I absolutely second that! I'm still crying that of all the big bands, AC/DC slipped past me. Either working or sick or away... Managed Metallica, Iron Maiden, ZZ Top and Pink Floyd, but this, this is the one that got away...

[@jdssurf]

Nothing like an AC/DC concert, moves EVERYONE, pure hard rock.

[@MazxsConsta]

This was AC/DC Live At River Plate was recorded in Buenos Aires in when nearly 200,000 fans (over 3 nights). You can just feel the energy through the screen.

[@claireluckensmeyer7489]

When they pan back & show the crowd jumping in waves...gah!! You just wanna be there!!

[@univerzijada1]

The best ever crowd on the rock concert!🤟

[@bryanbandojo9664]

Best review by the Best Band ever

[@pacomacman]

Seen AC/DC three times over the years and they never disappoint. These guys know how to rock.

[@PlonkerConka]

One of the very best bands I've ever seen live, and probably the most energetic. Their music is charged!

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

Today is his birthday he’s 76 today . 🤘🤘 76 years old and still rockin!!!!

[@Cadinho93]

"Highway to Hell" is the nickname of "Highway in Australia", which runs through where original singer Bon Scott lived and ends at a bar called "The Raffles". As the highway comes to an end, it turns into a steep decline and because of this, many drivers have been killed driving fast over that intersection. Also, the fact that you can actually see the cameras shaking from how much the crowd is jumping is insane. Love the energy and definitely is one of the most epic concerts of all time.

[@michaelxz1305]

What's the name of that long highway from I guess Melbourne to western Australia? That also has some kind of sinister name

[@vibingwithvinyl]

Ah, the Canning Highway.

[@lenvarley7973]

@@michaelxz1305 The Eyre Highway runs east-west across the Nullarbor.

[@lenvarley7973]

@Cadinho93 Canning Highway - I know it well and have driven on it many, many times since the 1970s :) Technically it does not end at the Raffles Hotel - its carries on through the suburbs towards Perth. The 'hell stretch' AC/DC refer to is the segment between Fremantle and the old Raffles Hotel.

[@cboersen]

The only song I specifically remember from an amusement ride is Slow Ride from Foghat on the Musik Express/Himalaya ride that is sort of a very short circular roller coaster.

[@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!

[@Salmacis99]

I love the fact that you love Brian Johnson's voice!!! So many singers in the Opera world would totally dismiss most rock singers, let alone someone with an unusual raspy voice. But with singing, it either works or it doesn't. And by god Brian Johnson is a damned good singer!!

[@tswdtx]

As a reaction channel that has started doing AC/DC, you're contractually obligated to do Back In Black at some point.

[@philodonoghue3062]

100%! The GOAT intro riff

[@JBROisUNDEAD]

The Stadium is alive with Rock, and the audience are the Heart pumping blood throughout. "For Those About to Rock" should absolutely be the next AC/DC reaction!

[@davidpage1956]

I just listened to Elizabeth sing opera for the first time, and she is an absolute treasure! Love your videos!

[@bri1guymn]

Haven't you done a review of any Whitesnake songs ?

[@mobileroto]

Aaahhh..! The nostalgia..! 🥲 two hours of pure awe! Cheers from Argentina!

[@gggghhgggghbb]

They are the ultimate rock band, if you want to have fun and rock out you gotta see them in concert. 👍🍀

[@CorePathway]

Rock, straight up, 3 fingers. No water, ice or twist. Actually, it’s straight from the bottle, a big pull. Then another. No mixer, no chaser. Feel the burn and party on!

[@EddieLJ18]

that concert at river plate was the best rock and roll show to ever take place in argentina. hot damn, what a band. the music, the crowd. everything is just perfect. absolutely perfect. rock and roll in a nutshell. so glad you liked it

[@samcrorie]

I got to see them play live many years ago and they were great. LOUD but fantastic. I was fascinated with how Angus never stops moving. Where does he get all that energy? Brian too. RIP Malcolm.

[@miglenageorgieva3161]

During the time I am listening rock music, I just can't be more happy when I see someone reacting exactly like I do for every sound I hear, doesn't matter it is a vocal sound or instrumental sound

[@silencesays228]

I saw AC/DC in the 80s. Loads of fun. I'm happy to see the younger generations enjoying this band.

[@tebindack]

The best reactor reacting to the best rock band… BRILLIANT! Thank u! U made my day!

[@jossoaktree]

Life long rock fan here - I've heard this song probably 519 times, but watching AC DC perform with that rock n' roll joy and such a charismatic front man - Legends. Thanks, Elizabeth !

[@clansome]

520 now.

[@excrono]

Take care that you not a fan of rock in an echo chamber. Music exists outside of this genre and it is not the end all be all of existence.

[@mattgraham2835]

brian johnson has one of the most well known bluesy raspy groovy voices in rock today

[@jbunte31]

I'm always happy to see AC/DC! I'd love to see you do "Let There Be Rock" live at the Apollo Theater in 1978. They were young, hungry, and on fire!

[@ianwhitelaw8153]

I know where your coming from I was there acdc at their rarest best

[@JamesMoore-u6f]

Welcome to the world of Acdc Elizabeth! They IMMEDIATELY make u happy.....its all in the pocket....the groove....simply the greatest hard rock band in history❤

[@houdin654jeff]

"Highway to Hell" is the song that is playing at the closing scene of Iron Man 2, where Tony and Rhody are getting their medals from Senator Gary Shandling, and it continues as the credits roll. The song you're thinking of with them riding through the desert at the beginning of the first one is "Back in Black," the title track from the first album to feature the incomparable Brian Johnson. "Shoot to Thrill" off that album also appears in Iron Man 2 and The Avengers, Tony kind of uses it as his theme song when making an entrance in both movies... both tracks, you should check out, that whole album is amazing. Also, on the subject of large crowds and sync, Adam Savage, the former Mythbuster, talked in an interview about an experiment he and fellow host Jamie Hyneman performed on a large crowd. They wanted to see how well a crowd jumping would register on a seismometer. The crowd was something like a quarter of a million people stretched over the Capitol Mall in Washington, D.C. The first attempt didn't go well because of the difference between the speed of light and the speed of sound. People were jumping when he counted down from three and he recalled seeing a wave of them rise and fall because of the disparity. On subsequent attempts, they had the commands flashed on a large screen, which got the crowd to make the jump in sync and get a reading on the seismometer.

[@FredD63]

This is the music that I listened to in junior high and high school before I went on to start my years in the Marines I still listen to them today they are one helluva band 🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼AC⚡️DC Can rock thehouse no matter what song they are playing they could rock ring around the Rosie

[@ToddKing]

They kinda did. I have a live Bon Scott version of them doing Whole Lotta Rosie.

[@503technics]

I really want to see a reaction any studio track from back in black to truly appreciate Brian's vocals

[@ostlandr]

When I was at college, the State school across town had a clock that tolled the hours. On weekends, when quiet hours weren't an issue, one student over there would grab his guitar, put the amp in his dorm window, and when the clock struck midnight he'd play the intro to "Hell's Bells."

[@MikeWiest]

She mainly listens to live versions...so she can see what they look like singing...but often the studio versions are superior...

[@danholmesfilm]

@@MikeWiest Wish she would do a double feature and follow up the live react with a studio one, less analysis necessary... would be cool

[@troyreed6470]

Brian sounded like crap here imo

[@tay13666]

@@MikeWiest Another reason for live versions is to actually hear the voice. Most studio track have multiple layers of vocal track as well as audio tweaking done to them. By doing live version you can hear what they actually sound like.

[@johnphelps7519]

It is SO COOL watching such an accomplished and respected woman totally GEEK OUT over hearing this for the first time!!😍 It's so endearing and brings back memories of all of US hearing it new!😃

[@aaradia]

I would love to hear you analyze the same song by Bon Scott. Maybe even a side by side comparison? There is live footage of Bon singing this song in concert too. A processional analysis of both vocalists would be unique and awesome. NOT to pick one or the other, but to just see how this one band managed to have two amazing singers who contributed to the legacy of the band. I truly love both, I can't pick one as better, but they were uniquely different. What would be similar? What would be different? It would be an interesting different type of reaction video.

[@dynamite3344]

BON ❤

[@loisr1560]

Yes I prefer Bin

[@asimpleman2585]

Geez, you're passion and appreciation for ALL music is so great. I have never heard Angus's playing described as peppy and optimistic but dang, if you are not spot on.

[@renlessard]

Johnson seems like such a great guy in interviews. Maybe you can interview him sometime about his voice

[@ecalzo]

WOWOWO::: saw them in Italy at Imola circuit .. a huge crowd... they deserved it all ... OMG what a Show ...

[@Lieutenant-E]

AC/DC concerts are amazing. The one I went to in LA had a crowd that could of been at Disneyland. Elderly ladies, young children and whole families. It was so cool to see older ladies rocking out. A clear example of the universal love of an excellent rock band.

[@mattboardman8837]

This was so great! One of the reasons I love your channel so much is that these songs we have heard so many times before become even more fun with your breakdowns of them. Looking forward to more AC/DC breakdowns! Thank you, Elizabeth!

[@JayRedding12_12]

Another thing I've always loved about this band is when they're back stage they're not getting drunk and crap. They were chilling and sipping on tea.

[@8760-x8z]

Well, Angus maybe. Bon and Mal (before getting help) not so much

[@PrestigeLiquidsWW]

As glad as I am too see more AC/DC analysis videos. I wish that you would have done a Bon Scott version of this song.

[@Webslinger0026]

BIG TRUE

[@wildwillie5408]

Would've been great if it was Bon. AC/DC without Bon is just like a good AC/DC cover band

[@simonlauridsen4825]

Saw them live in 2009... what a shitshow. Brian spend most of the concert doing faces..or his singing face, whatever that is. Have listened to ac/dc for almost 40 years. Have all the albums. But after back in black, there aint an album that truly rocks. A few good tracks here and there. But for me Brians screaming voice and the "ac/dc formula" on every track is just boring and lazy.

[@johnleney9541]

@@simonlauridsen4825 Sadly would have to agree. I know it's a horrible cliche, but their earlier stuff is the best - peak AC/DC being Powerage, Let There Be Rock, and High Voltage. As you say, there are a few decent bits and pieces post-Bon, but mostly they've become a cookie-cutter producer of dad rock. Like professional sport, popular music is largely a young person's purview, and stand-out performances decrease with age. Players are often compelled by their own ego/manager/finances to keep trying to perform even when they've reached a natural end to their competitiveness/creativity and it usually doesn't end well.

[@wildwillie5408]

@@simonlauridsen4825 i call it the constipated sound. Brian sounds like he's all backed up and struggling to go. i agree 100% they never were the same after B in B which leads me to believe most of B in B came from Bon's song book

[@hammellish2150]

really appreciate your insights and genuine reactions to wicked tracks. much love from AUS 🤘❤️🦘

[@Calumbo]

The singing on the Back in Black LP is some of the best hard rock singing ever for me. Brian gives those songs insane energy and power with his vocal delivery. To this day it gives me chills which is extremely rare. The way he rolls into the third verse of Shake a leg after that amazing guitar solo is too good. Would love to see your reaction to the recorded version of Hells Bells! Keep up the good work

[@foingzap]

One of my all time fav tunes is Brian Johnson singing House of the Rising Sun with his previous band, Geordie. Best version ever! Ever!

[@stephenfwadsworth9565]

Another timeless band, whom have never stopped enjoying what they do, no matter what got in their way. I think like the Classics, they will never go away. :)

[@tpernis23]

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock (Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, April 1978) and AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie (1979 Paris) Are 2 great Live performances with Bon Scott from the late 70s. Plus you get to see Angus running around the stage, he never stops moving, hes like the energizer bunny.

[@caprise-music6722]

Great suggestions! Sooner or later she’s gonna have to check out the old stuff

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

yes

[@boooozeed]

As much as I love Bon Scott, his vocals weren't that great. you can argue he was more charismatic. but vocally, Brian took them to a whole another level.

[@stevenscharmer1765]

​@@boooozeedI strongly disagree. I never cared for Brian's vocals. Bon is one of my favorites.

[@boooozeed]

@@stevenscharmer1765 Brian's vocals are objectively better, that's why even vocal coaches prefer him over Bon.

[@valentinagarciafernandez9031]

Angus and Malcolm are the absolute KINGS of rythm and silence: music is not only built on melody and harmony; above all, it's built on TIME.

[@TheMidgardViking]

Oh my gosh, I never considered the time delay of sound travel in large auditoriums. I can imagine that in-ears would be critical for proper timing. I've always thought that the wave of jumping audiences was just people off time. The most amazing thing I have learned in a long time! Thank you for that morsel of information!

[@frankbreuer8849]

When the crowd bounces it's like "Shake the building - Blow the roof". -- Priceless

[@euronymous_t]

Omg, first time I see Elizabeth react to the crazy Argentinian crowd! Also this was played as an encore after "Let There be Rock", such an amazing live performance from them. Thanks for your reactions and explanations 🤘🤘

[@miglenageorgieva3161]

And this is why I love listening in KZbin concert versions. The radios turn music into something regular and well known. I love to see life performances.

[@douglasvanriper2323]

You also have to realize these guys absolutely LOVE what they do and every member are in their mid 60's to mid 70's today and they still put on a high energy show. Now this video was shot I think in 2009 or maybe 2011 I don't remember, at River Platte in South America in a soccer stadium and the audience was every thing from 18 to 60 and they were literally losing their minds. I've been a fan since the late 70's.

[@way469]

Incredible live energy. I've had the pleasure of seeing them a dozen times or so.

[@ericmarois6960]

You absolutely nailed why AC/DC has been so successful for so many decades: their music is fun, their performances are fun. That crowd isn't just listening, it's partying with them, understandably so too. Easily one of my top three concert I've been to if not the best outright was one of theirs. It's always highly entertaining to watch and listen as you discover songs I've loved since I was a teen (quite some time ago). Thank you. See you again soon.

[@andyhughes8942]

I've noticed over time that you seem to understand, enjoy and have a respect for the rock music that all rock fans have enjoyed for years. It's lovely to see you put this genre of music more firmly on the map.

[@luisnunes3863]

More AC/DC! Yes! I really couldn't believe Elizabeth had never ran into them at some place or event, they used to be everywhere, before rock was censured out of the public square! 😁😁 Is there a chance for Seven Spires? Really fun and creative band with a lot of diverse stuff in their short catalog...

[@ryansmurda1552]

No other band does a live show quite like ACDC. Off the charts energy and excitement!

[@USNavyAR5]

And sound decibels!!

[@inekestemerdink7544]

Nightwish

[@markagius8900]

Iron Maiden

[@ryansmurda1552]

@markagius8900 Iron Maiden is a great band, but they are no ACDC.

[@lalnunsangalalnunsanga1695]

​@@markagius8900they are legend , but in live performance Acdc was way more badassddd

[@richard_n]

Brian really did a great job taking over lead after Bon passed away, and this is from someone who's favorite lead of all time is Bon Scott. Speaking of Bon, did you know he had some hit songs BEFORE AC/DC with a couple of pop groups in the 60s? It's pretty fun to see and hear him with those groups before he got huge.

[@joer1678]

The Valentines

[@billofalltrades2633]

Brian has done a extraordinary job for AC/DC ! Like he was born for that role!

[@evermendozapy]

"For those about to Rock" is the song to analyse every aspect of Brian Johnson vocal, I mean, that song take everything he's got !!

[@Shatterpath]

I like this song as much as any casual listener, but you have given me a whoooooole new appreciation!

[@josephgrijalva9395]

i must tell you that... you have the best reaction to videos compared to anyone else. your reactions are pure and fanciful. both in a classical music arena to a gut wrenching "assault of the senses" mentality. i enjoy your analysis more than a lot of other things i could be watching. high praise.

[@lisaT716]

When Elizabeth talked about the echo in stadiums bouncing off the walls and coming back at the singer (and the possibility of that throwing off their timing), it reminded me of an old standup routine by Elayne Boosler that I’ve never forgotten. She talked about how she was offered the chance to sing The Star-Spangled Banner at a baseball game, and that someone mentioned “You might want to wear earplugs-BIG echo.” She said she couldn’t sing with earplugs and she’d just deal with it, not thinking the echo would be a real problem. She hesitated, then said, “Halfway through The Star-Spangled Banner, I hear myself BEGIN The Star-Spangled Banner!” She did a hilarious reenactment of it with her own recorded voice acting as the echo. As the echo came in, she sang slower and slower until the echo “caught up” with her, and she and her echo finished the song together 😆 If you can find a clip of it (I think the title of the standup special was Live Nude Girls), it is great!

[@Enygma89]

Pardon my language, but I fucking love this kind of show. I was in tears of joy watching you savor the song.. the Live Show at River Plate is something to behold, I highly recommend taking a moment to watch the whole thing.. these guys are such performers! 🤘🏼 Thank you again for showing how much joy can be found in music! I love laughing with you seeing you lavish the moment in songs like this (I'm biased because i love this song i suppose 😝) AMAZING💥

[@BigLousClubhouse]

DAMN IT!!!!!!!!! Angus is a Tiefling Bard ... and now I'll never be able to unsee that EVER!!!!!!!! AMAZING!!!!!!!

[@laurieemme1534]

Playing "Highway to Hell" on a rollercoaster sounds about right! 😂 Rollercoasters are terrifying to me! Looking forward to your analysis!

[@emerje0]

I don't know about a rollercoaster (would you even be able to hear music on a rollercoaster?) but there used to be a fair ride simply called "Rock & Roll" that played loud music. There's two variations that I can remember, one was classic rock themed with juke boxes and Cadillacs and the other was metal themed and blared ACDC, Guns N Roses and the like.

[@JewelsLeigh]

Brian Johnson is the energizer bunny of hard rock. So many memories cone back with AC/DC

[@macgibbon]

AC/DC are one of those bands where if you've heard one song, you've heard them all... But still gotta hear all the other songs, over and over again. This was the first song of the encore. Not only did the horns disappear, but Angus is playing an entirely different guitar at that point!

[@garynevister2123]

I'd disagree a bit there. Yes, AC/DC have their recipe with 2 guitars, bass, drums, vocals, rock music, that's it, but if you listen to Cold hearted man and Given the dog a bone, two of their greatest songs in my opinion, they're quite different. And I would say there was a greater variation during the Bon Scott years. Beating around the bush vs Overdose. There's a different vibe, feeling, tempo. So they're not Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin, but you can explore their different sounds and feels through their catalogue, especially with Bon.

[@peev2]

River plate's footage is mixed from the 3 concerts they did there on the tour.

[@SnoBear626]

There are bands that explore different sounds. Their albums are sometimes risky. Other bands have a formula. AC/DC is the epitome of a band that has a formula that it protects vigorously. Sometimes ya' just gotta give the people what they want!

[@Steve.M]

Didn’t Angus say, “I’m sick of hearing people say we’ve made eleven albums that sound exactly the same. In fact we’ve made twelve albums that sound exactly the same.” 😂

[@protonneutron9046]

Amazing. I remember watching these guys >40 years ago. Sounds as good

[@bradsullivan2495]

Angus is an incredible guitarist, thanks to his remarkable work ethic. Even decades after making it big, he was still getting up early to work on chords or other guitar work.

[@USNavyAR5]

I saw AC/DC Oct 8th 1979 at the Fox Theater in Atlanta Ga. Pat Travers was the opening act. Tickets were $7.50 in a 3,784 seat theater. I took my 18 year old son ,who had never been to a major rock concert, on Oct. 23rd. 2009 at Philips Arena for the Black Ice tour. Tickets were $93.50 in a 18,000 seat venue. He was blown away. I'll never forget those two dates.

[@jride632]

This was the 18th song (of 19 total) in the concert and actually the first song in the encore. It was right after Angus Young's guitar solo.

[@bambam0099]

Watching you giggle while analyzing this clip exemplifies what AC/DC was all about, FUN! The band members were all down to earth great guys and their music rocked! The AC/DC beat always got everyone up and dancing and just having a great time.

[@zeldaguy32]

love what you're doing here! so accessible and such a great hook for people who want to learn more about music theory and the science/techniques of vocal performance. People have obviously shown mass support by numbers, but sometimes it's nice to remember that each one is a person whose been impacted by this for the better. keep exploring and we'll keep learning and growing alongside ya! :)

[@Vyselink]

I've got to find someone who looks at me the way Elizabeth listens to music! So much love for the craft. Love this channel.

[@RZK1966]

AC/DC is without a doubt the loudest concert I have ever been to.

[@johndef5075]

My favorite band but I believe I suffered permanent hearing damage on the Black Ice Tour. Blue Oyster Cult was extremely loud first time I saw them too. Shell-shocked.

[@RZK1966]

@@johndef5075 yeah my ears probably rung for two days, I saw them on the Flick of the switch tour. I’m pretty sure it was the cannons that finished me off.

[@wolfgangzimmermann7919]

Deep Purple was even louder.😅😅😅

[@SkunkCreekRanch]

That grit you talk about in Brian’s voice is what contrasts him so much over Bon’s vocals. They each have an amazing voice with the band, but it adds such a unique flavor and vibe to the overall feel.

[@augustabiehly7225]

AC/DC is arguably the greatest rock band ever. They released four perfect albums in a row that sounded vastly different from one another (Powerage, Highway To Hell, Back In Black and For Those About To Rock). AC/DC is all about power and swagger. Brian's take on Bon's classics is excellent; different but excellent. Elizabeth's comments are so enlightening. She is always finding the positive and great things about a singer. I have come to appreciate songs I have listened to for over 40 years in a new way. Love this channel!

[@HoosierDaddy_]

Brian is such a cool guy. That's 2 songs you've done with him older. I'd love to see you watch him younger and hear his best. It's a gravelly paradise, that voice of his!

[@Dark_Walker_]

I believe there's a quote from AC/DC concerning the "empty" places in their music, "What you don't play is just as important as what you do." (or something very similar) This is a key to the great concert sound. If you can, go see them live. It's an experience that you will NEVER forget!

[@maciekpodlaski9102]

Well... I discovered AC/DC many, many years ago. I have them in almost every play list. Now I discover them once again. Different point of view. Thank you Madame!!!! Always a pleasure watching your chanel ❤

[@kenchristie9214]

I have travelled the highway to hell more times than I care to remember. It is Perth's (Western Australia) Canning Highway from Canning Bridge to Fremantle. The most notorious spot on the highway was Death Valley, the intersection of Canning Highway and Preston Point Road/McKimmie Road. In both directions, you approach the intersection driving down a kilometre hill and there have been many fatalities with excessive speeds and intoxicated patrons exiting the Leopold Hotel. In circa 1980 McKimmie Road was modified to a cul-de-sac and it is left turn only when exiting Point Walter Road. In March 2020 Perth held a Highway To Hell Festival. From 1966 t0 1970 Bon Scott was in The Valentines and after their gigs in Perth would travel that highway to his home in Beaconsfield, a suburb in Fremantle.

[@darrenl3289]

Hoping you also do a deeper dive on Bon Scott's time with AC/DC. One of my personal favorites goes completely against expectations and is a stripped down, pure blues song called Ride On. It's beautifully done. Also, another recommendation to check out KZbin's own IronMouse. Her story and singing is truly amazing.

[@djizzah]

ride on is not rock just a straight blues number

[@robertdunn9212]

Ride On and Down Payment Blues, you just know that Bon has been there. Awesome.

[@peterwhittenbury547]

one of the best reactions to such a great song. Love the explanations of the vocals.. And they are coming back to Australia in 2024!! I'll be there!

[@jorggamingcr409]

I read Brian Johnson's book (the life of brian) and he said when recording Back in Black album the producer was pushing him to "unlock" and sing in higher notes, but he was impressed he could do that. As per the lyrics, it was an insane work in those weeks, Malcom and Angus used to give him riffs every night and asked him what could he do with them.

[@kaefergarage]

It makes even a lot of fun to see you, how much fun you have by listening to *the* song by AC/DC. It looks like you have as much fun at listening like AC/DC performing. They love what they do :)

[@stevemchan857]

Interesting that you bring out how AC/DC leaves "space" in their songs. They are written for concerts and audience participation, and they never disappoint.

[@alienindustries6427]

If it wasn't stated already this song was the second to the last song on the concert set list. Love your energy in all your videos and the respect and admiration you show for music. Best wishes to you and your family.

[@barrydunn682]

Only one rule to remember with AC/DC. Never, never, never interrupt an Angus Young guitar solo.

[@T-Bone503]

Brilliant observation and comments about the “wave”. I have watched this entire concert hundreds of times and never considered the “wave” effect as it relates to the crowd movements relative to the sound waves. Now that you have pointed this out, the live performance is even more enjoyable……and remarkable to watch. I love your analysis of this and other videos. Thank you for making us casual music lovers better appreciate the nuance of voice, instrument, set, and stage. I used to just enjoy the show with my pedestrian appreciation and musical likes. Now, I see every performance in a new way!

[@g4130]

More Bon Scott analysis please 😊

[@riseandroot4530]

Ahhhh youth. I am Of a Certain Age and it delights me seeing younger people realise what concerts used to be like. Yes, they were THAT big. Yes, THAT many people. No, your screen is NOT bouncing, WE were! But well done about noting the sound travelling in such a big space: that's why Angus stomps - he's keeping time. And being on a stage when anything like that happening? Can't be replaced, or even described. Good times, and I'm sorry you missed it, but I'm glad you get to see the videos and experience this music for the first time. Thank you for the video!

[@marianoastray]

This is Argentina!!!! my people!!! my country!!!! Land of Football and Rock and Roll!!!!!

[@goldmanz4852]

These guys just transend everything...... physiology and all !!!!! Good vibes and Rock on ACDC ! Great Reaction Ma'am :D

[@Stellarockinbud]

Would love to see you do an analysis of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Literally any song by them is amazing. Just make sure you do a live version. They are 10x better live. Probably one of the top bands to play better live than in studio. Tuesday's gone, simple man, searchin, freebird, T for Texas, railroad song, or travelin man are all good ones to do. But with skynyrd, there are no bad ones.

[@benh59]

Four Walls of Raiford

[@JACKPAVAL]

Yes Live " Travlin Man" Live at Kensworth!

[@tejoe13]

"Call Me the Breeze" or "The Ballad of Curtis Lowe".

[@djizzah]

freebird and sweet home alabama were their only big hits

[@georgepierre8450]

Tuesday's Gone is probably my favourite song of all time

[@abbottsplace8080]

I love the way you shed light on some things that we hear but don't even realize are there. It clears up what it means to be that incredible on stage. Great Video!

[@FrazerJones71]

Should of gone with Bon Scott's original version, but Brian' s take on it is still pretty good

[@metalmark1214]

I concur, this song with Bon Scott

[@joho0]

AC/DC died with Bon.

[@Mary-had-a-lil-farm]

That’s what I thought too.

[@jimt3611]

Maybe do Bon Scott version next and do a comparison! Both are Amazing it’s interesting to see how they approach it differently!

[@hinjurock70]

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