They're Still Jumping Around in Their 60s! | AC/DC | Highway to Hell Reaction

[@doobiedave9686]

This concert is from December 2009 at River Platte Stadium in Buenos Aires Argentina and there were 200,000 people in attendance. December is also summer in the southern hemisphere, which is probably why shirts were optional 😂 Highway To Hell was written by the late Bon Scott and is a reference to the Canning Highway in Western Australia, which is where Bon Scott lived in Fremantle. Great reaction guys 👍🤘✌️

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

I don't think we were aware of the origins of the song. That's really cool

[@17Jnico]

There were 65.000 people at each concert at the monumental stadium. They played 3 nights. I’m just saying at this video there are 65k people, over 200 in Total.

[@ingobordewick6480]

@@17Jnico I don't think that is acurate. The capacity of the stadium is over 83.000 and that's without the infield.

[@dperry203]

@@ingobordewick6480 it is accurate. For concerts you have to block off the seats beside and behind the stage.

[@17Jnico]

@@ingobordewick6480 that must be after the remodelation the stadium had. Before that, it had way less capacity, plus you don't count a quarter of the stands since the stage is there.

[@keithygadget381]

Brian Johnson (singer with the cap) is from Newcastle in the north of England.

[@LesSmith45]

I just LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE the excitement in the young girls eyes! Same way I felt back in 1979 when this album came out when I was 18 yrs old. I still feel that way about his band today! They are my favorite band of all time!

[@stephanieweisbart777]

It's nice to see that the audience is a younger crowd. It means that the music is still popular and cannot die

[@Kidrodeo1000]

Great reactions guys. Look like y’all had a blast with this one. ‘Let there be rock’ and ‘The Jack’ are 2 more great performances from this concert you just have to check out ! Enjoying your channel , keep em comin’ ! Cheers Rod and Kaz 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎸

[@davidlocklear8738]

From the earliest day of the band the lead guitarist ("Angus Young") dressed up in a little school boy short pants uniform. Why because he just looked the part. Suggested by his older sister if I remember correctly. He demonstrate so much energy through out a concert, that you can get exhausted just watching Him. GREAT REACTION FOLKS. Welcome to the world of AC/DC. They are ELECTRIFYING.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

They are really entertaining to watch

[@withrespectmostly4405]

Great to see the little one in the middle enjoying acdc, good taste right there! Good stuff thank you. I grew up in melbourne while Bon was around, been a loooooong time fan xxx💋

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

That is Brian Johnson's voice. This whole concert has that kind of energy.

[@erict956]

Brian Johnson (the singer) is from Newcastle (North East England) the others are from Australia. Though Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland.

[@Philbert-s2c]

Cliff Williams is English.

[@aaronherbison7316]

The brothers Angus and Malcolm young (guitarists) actually moved to Australia from Scotland when they were kids, Brian Johnson the singer is from Newcastle in England

[@blueboy837]

Hi guys shout out from , Melbourne Australia , I first saw a c d c , in 76 with bon scot new s year day. Miss inverlock on the beach and. l r b was on the same gig. , ps I got grounded for a month , I didn’t tell anyone we were going oh shit mum invited lockdown lol ❤

[@willschoebel9256]

I discovered AC/DC while serving overseas in 1978 in West Germany, there were two Germanys back then, anyways I saw AC/DC live in 1979 with their original singer Bon Scott at an open-air concert in Nuremberg, Germany. Open-air concerts were all day and night, opening with local bands, and finishing with a major rock band, at this concert that was the band The Who. The craziest thing about this concert it took place at the same stadium were the Nazi's held their rallies back in 1930's.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's crazy to think about

[@allanbluzdude]

That’s Johnson’ voice! If he was slightly off, this song is an encore so he had been singing for the past hour and 45 minutes.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Yeah I can definitely understand that

[@robby1816]

They are an Aussie band, but the majority of the members were born in Scotland. Angus Young only recently got citizenship, because he was overseas touring so much, he had never qualified, until the law was changed in 2021.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's great for him

[@zwieseler]

Fyi, the Highway to Hell is a road called Canning Highway in Perth, Western Australia which connects Fremantle to Applecross.

[@johnnysoccer1983]

AC/DC is basically like a jam session on a stage with a massive crowd. There's no pandering to the crowd, it's just them being them rocking out. They're impossible not to like..... Oh, this has probably been mentioned, but the horns were purely for the song being the highway to hell and all. Back in the day Angus (the guitar playing dancing around with his shirt off) wore like a private school uniform as his outfit for the most part.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

It's _so_ heartwarming and cool to see the younger generations discovering and loving the older bands that I grew up with! Goes to show this kind of music never dies - it just gets a new batch of fans. You guys had a great reaction - and yeah, ACDC concerts and other older rock groups still going, their crowds are always insane in numbers and participation! And unlike how the media liked to portray them, rock and heavy metal is some of the _safest_ concerts to go to - the general crowd and the bands really care and look out for everyone, and the bands will even stop concerts to ensure their fans are doing okay or get them help if needed. It's _so_ nice to see and shows that they really don't deserve the reputation forced upon them. They might sing about the devil and stuff but that doesn't mean they're bad or "evil" people. Not even remotely. Enjoyed watching your young daughter's reactions! Her facial expressions were highly entertaining to witness lol :D Question: Did you name her after the singer Lulu Kennedy-Cairns? Cos if so I applaud you both! She's one of my absolute all-time favourite female singers! Plus, it's a pretty name that I personally think should make a come-back!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thank you. We do our best in our reactions. It was just pure coincidence we think. Her grandfather started calling her that. Maybe he knows who that is.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

@@KathyLuluandDonna She's a Scottish singer who sang the song "Shout!" in 1964 and had hits all the way to the late 80s. Fantastic talent and really lovely lady all round :)

[@beachem1]

“The audience is insane!!” Summed up perfectly 😊

[@AndrewJens]

Or were they driven insane…?

[@macman1469]

Angus and Malcolm's older brother George was part of The Easybeats ( one of the biggest Australian bands of the sixties) and is half of the songwriting team that is Vander and Young . They both were in the Easybeats.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We have never heard of Easybeats. Really cool fact

[@macman1469]

@@KathyLuluandDonna Well, if you do a reaction to them, you're in for a treat . I suggest " Friday on my mind " or " She's so fine " . In Australia they were as popular as any band in the world .

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

@@macman1469 Cool. We'll add them to the list

[@gizme10]

Greatest live band ever Real live changing experience. Rock on AC/DC Seen them many times since the beginning. My life long passion

[@SirSSau]

The Thunder ⚡️ from Down Under 🇦🇺 Going down (to the pub) party time, and all my friends gonna be there too - I’m on a Highway to Hell (A notorious road for car accidents in Western Australia)

[@spurki]

Ac/dc are unique. Saw them over 70 times live. Love them

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's a lot of times

[@spurki]

@Ace&Kathy it is. And hope that few more will come. 👍

[@finster03oc69]

pretty sure this was also after 1:45-2hours of playing a lot of their other songs. born too late to see these guys live. genuinly going to be one of my biggest life regrets and im only 20

[@stevematthews641]

The guy on rhythm guitar is cliff young who is the older brother of Angus the lead guitarist.Cliff died a few years a go of dementia

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That is very unfortunate. It's great that he was able to be part of one of the top bands ever

[@jankennedy7979]

Cliff Williams plays bass. Malcolm Young was older brother of Angus. RIP Malcolm

[@140977tavo]

We are an audience very passional, the music is really important here. Saludos from Argentina.

[@stephenwalton1234]

The original lead singer was Dave Evans . Dave is still touring to this day.... a great singer and still the best AC/DC singer....by far...

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Better than Bon Scott?

[@stephenwalton1234]

@@KathyLuluandDonna .. absolutely, without question.

[@jeffstevens4262]

YEs, they are an Australian band but the lead singer Brian Johnson is an Englishman, from Newcastle in the north east of the UK.

[@malcolmbowers701]

And so is the base guitarist cliff

[@jeffstevens4262]

@@malcolmbowers701 Yes of course, absolutely!

[@a.grimes4202]

This was famously used by the WWF for their _SummerSlam_ (1998) pay-per-view as the official theme song.

[@nickgrazier3373]

The band is from Australia the singer is from Northern England and the two founding members emigrated to Australia from Wales in the UK (I think)

[@ijo58]

Brian Johnson is from Newcastle. UK

[@davidhoward5392]

West Australian icons, the highway to hell is the road from Perth to Fremantle, where a statue of the original lead singer Bon Scott is located, sadly passed away due to alcohol.

[@ShonBaldwin-i1x]

That’s how it was supposed to be at the end with his voice. That was the best part

[@terrytyler-g2k]

that crowd is awesome

[@tnightwolf]

When it come to AC\DC i only have one word: FOREVER! 🤘❤🤟👊

[@chrismadden132]

God I remember taking my kids with 6 of my army buddies so there to see these shows.

[@Brandi6666]

You can easily tell after 1 note what song this is. Thats just amazing 🤘❤️ the audience is one entity at an AC/DC concert

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

AC/DC definitely use 3 chord progression in a lot of their songs, but they are pros at it

[@sergiovictormartinez4216]

Buenos días. estuve en ese recital. soy de buenos aires argentina. fue increíble..

[@mikefetterman6782]

Angus Young and his brother Malcolm are from Scotland (they moved to Australia later) Brian Johnson (singer) is from Newcastle England. ACDC comes from the electrical tag on Angus and Mal's sisters sewing machine, (sitting in the room while deciding a name). The school boy outfit was just one of many "gimmicks" they tried in 1973 to gain momentum. Dressing in drag, and even a full gorilla suit was tried first. Bon Scott (another Scotland born transplant to Aussie) was their lead singer from 1974 -1980 This is when they gained their initial stardom. Their first singer, Dave Evans, disappeared without any recordings for the band. Cliff Williams (bass) and Phil Rudd (drums) are the only 2 true Aussies here, and this is decades after their peak. The #1 true Rock Band ever.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Brian and Angus have been drinking tea and smoking cigarettes for decades and Brians voice is riddled with soot and smoke. Giving him that rough "Geordie" gravel in his voice.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That'll do it for sure

[@wizardofoz497]

Cliff Williams is English and Phil Rudd is from New Zealand.The only true Aussie ever in ACDC was Mark Evans the bass player before Cliff Williams.

[@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 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!

[@Pomdownuder]

Brian gargles with sulphuric acid and razor blades before every gig.😊🇬🇧We breed them tough in the UK.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That sounds about right

[@herbharrington4815]

this is pure talent respect it

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

It definitely is

[@ivanarmstrong8320]

They are all born in Scotland and there parents immigrated to Australia. With the exception I think of bon Scot

[@devildriver9615]

The Young brothers are born in Scotland, Phil is Australian and Cliff and Brian are English.

[@Philbert-s2c]

Bon Scott was a teenager I think when his parents emigrated to Australia from Scotland.

[@debbiethomasson2709]

Mick Jagger quote: During an interview, a reporter asked about the longevity of a career such as his. Mick: "Well it's not like we're going to be doing this when we're 60!"!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Methinks he changed his mind

[@rickyhessler894]

I turned my volume up and i still had trouble hearing you guys

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

This was a botched editing unfortunately

[@jamiemartin8677]

Rip Malcolm Young

[@craigalden9416]

Formed in Australia in 1973….and still going strong…. Angus Young ( guitar)…. Only original member left from the early days…. Phil Rudd ( drums) not far behind…Bon Scott (Deceased) vocals 73-80, Malcolm Young ( Deceased) Rhythm 73-2010….lead vocals now Brian Johnson….50 + years of songs to discover.

[@kevinmaccallum336]

'Cold Chisel'... 'Wild Thing'... 'Last Stand Concert' 😁😁😁

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We'll add them to the list

[@kevinmaccallum336]

@@KathyLuluandDonna The band is called 'Cold Chisel' and the song is called 'Wild Thing.' SENSES OVERLOADED.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

@@kevinmaccallum336 Oh ok. We'll change that for the list

[@TheresaTeets]

Our favorite band

[@williamreiser3118]

I was 17 when this album came out in 1979. Yes I had it on a vinyl record The song is better though with the original singer Bon Scott may he rest in peace. I'll always miss him

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

💯 I still have that album. One of my faves.

[@gilbertadler3949]

I got goosebumps never seen a crowd like that

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Wait until you see what we have coming up in the future

[@MichaelDesha-p7n]

Australia, They had their shirts off because it was hot as Hell. You can see the sweat pouring off them.

[@chrisvanzanen8614]

knowing fact about this song was when on tour in Australia they was on a tour bus aka van with no air con on a 40 degree day and said on way down the highway was like hell and they are a australian rock band

[@joshdittner1882]

The band is from Australia but some of the members immigrated ther

[@markje4]

Angus Young, the lead guitarist use to come straight from school to band practice. His stage outfit has always been something based on a school uniform.

[@terryweir8352]

Hi Guys, This song was originally released in 1979 and is from the album of the same name, AC/DC formed in Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 in 1973!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 🎸 The band were in their 50s and 60s here in 2009, they're now in their 60s and 70s and still going strong today in 2023!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 🎸 The current line up is : Brian Johnson, 75, on vocals Cliff Williams, 73, on bass guitar Stevie Young, 66, on rhythm guitar Phil Rudd, 68, on the drums Angus Young, 68, on lead guitar (He's the half naked one with the devil horns) Original rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young, who features in this video, sadly passed away in 2017 from dementia, aged 64 🙏🙏 Current rhythm guitarist Stevie Young is the nephew of Malcolm and Angus Young!! 😀 😀 Another one to check out from this concert is Thunderstruck, it'll blow your minds!! 😀 😀 🤘 🤘 🎸 🎸 RIP Malcolm Young, 1953 - 2017 🙏 🙏

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We were not aware another member of AC/DC had passed away. It is great that they are still able to play for sure. We'll add it to the list

[@Jason.King.at.your.service]

More British than Australian.

[@Davelakful]

Weird how you have not been TOTALLY blown away by fans. haha

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Well we only have the one fan hanging from the ceiling. It isn't that good to blow us away

[@Joliie]

0:38 the Young brothers were born in Scotland ;), Brian in England, only Phil was born in Australia :D

[@roimerlopez1275]

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[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Interesting. We can look into adding it to the list at some point.

[@getdavo1]

If you want to know why Agnus has his shirt off watch "The Jack" from this concert. FReakin awesome.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Interesting. We'll add it to the list

[@getdavo1]

@@KathyLuluandDonna please do. Its awesome AND hilarious :)

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

Actually the boys are British born. Migrated to Australia at a young age. Did their apprentice ship in Australia in the music industry and then showed it off to the world. Would that happen at a Barry Manilow show?

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's really cool. I can't say if that would or would not. We've heard of Barry Manilow, but I don't think we've ever heard any songs

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@KathyLuluandDonna Trust me, that would never happen at a Barry Manilow show. Keep up the good work. If you want to get a good reaction, can I suggest you react to mom and dad by Frank Zappa?

[@DaneMcGill]

AC/Dc were formed in Australia by the Young brothers who had emigrated from Scotland with their parents. The singer in this video is Brian Johnston who took over from Bon Scott when he passed away. Brian Johnston is from the North East of England and is a Geordie. Unfortunately we lost Malcolm Young (rhythm guitar) not long ago. This song was written by Bon Scott in the early 1970s. He once told the band that if anything happened to him they should hire Brian as his replacement so they did and carried on to even greater success than they had already enjoyed.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

It's like Scott knew how successful they would be

[@DaneMcGill]

@@KathyLuluandDonna He certainly knew that Brian had a fantastic voice and stage presence.

[@nauseantrock532]

Thier actually from Scotland..grew up in Australia

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We were not aware of that

[@stacypollock6429]

In the words of momma Bushay... "The devil! The devil!"

[@drunkenrockstar23]

It’s a British born band living in Australia with an Aussie thrown in 🙌🏻😂

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We never knew that. That's insane. We always thought they were from Australia

[@Philbert-s2c]

@@KathyLuluandDonna Some of them were. A lot of them weren't. There have actually been well over 20 members since 1973. The most famous of them are in this video, except for Bon Scott who died in 1980. The only native born Australian here is Phil Rudd. The Young brothers were born in Scotland and Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams are English.

[@richardpeete5017]

In your face Rock and Roll.

[@MarkKlieger]

Angus was only 54 when this was recorded. Still Jumping Around in Their 70s! give me a break.

[@richardorgan2024]

right on bud they are still touring and they will be putting out another album in near future the beared guy on here he should try doing one song any way i wont say anymore brian johnson alwaya had it ans still does no matter what anyone says when you rock the way they do age is really ageless

[@peterzukowski]

This is 2009. AC/DC started in 1973. Everyone on that stage is over 50, some over 60 and still the greatest rock and roll band ever. And the crowd? I am quite certain there were teens in that crowd screaming their lungs out for them. It's 2023 now and AC/DC is STILL the greatest rock band ever and is still in the top 10 in downloads consistently. How some little band out of Australia become Rock Gods... doesn't matter, happily they did because life is a little better with their music in it.

[@scudosmyth784]

Apparently with all the jumping in unison it registered on the richter scale.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's awesome

[@jackstafford2316]

The Xbox 360 sound at the beginning is gold 😂

[@ThePlaySpace-CurtainCall]

At least four of AC/DC's members, including the Young brothers, are actually Scottish. They immigrated to Australia. To be fair though, that is where they started the band and the rest of the members are Aussies. Their main magic was that Angus could play some creative pentatonic solos really fast, their original singer Bon Scott wrote some genuinely bad boy rock and roll lyrics, Brian Johnson (shown here) picked up the mantle after Scott's death and did just as well, and most importantly, Malcolm Young's incredible riffs. He could do more with three chords than most guys could do with all of them. His uncanny ability to make so much out of so little is seen since his death and AC/DC's attempts to write without him (read as: it sounds like a very cheap imitation of their own music). Malcolm was AC/DC and is probably the best rhythm guitarist who ever lived. He was certainly the most creative. Dirty Deeds and Hell's Bells are great examples. Honestly, I think only Noddy Holder and Brad Whitford can even come close. Maybe Nasty Suicide, but that's, I think, being generous.

[@wizardofoz497]

Hi curtain call.The drummer Phil Rudd is from New Zealand (ie KIWI)

[@ThePlaySpace-CurtainCall]

@@wizardofoz497 I stand corrected.

[@williammackenzie6115]

And Brian is English,but i still think of them as an Australian band....The Rock Wizards of Oz.

[@ledzeproberts2111]

Them originally from bonny scotland. O what a band

[@Damian-n7r]

In argentina we love acdc

[@TheSloopyJoe]

❤watch them live at Olympen, Lund, Sweden 1977, they fronted Black Sabbath...😊 17 years old, born midsommar 1977... anyway... still get "electic" when I hear them😂!

[@cinnamon962]

Awwwww. I love this kids face So excited! ❤

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@Mary-xo7ue]

Angus, Mal and Bon scott were all originally from Scotland and moved to Australia when they were young. Brian is from uk, and think phil was from New Zealand. A blend of accents. This song is about a real highway in Australia they drove to gigs.

[@sergiovictormartinez4216]

es más, aparezco en el video.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

That's really cool!

[@ray.shoesmith]

The best part of this whole video is that the lovely young lady seems like shes the most into it of all of you. Rock on, chick 🤘

[@ianbrooke6342]

Just for understanding, AC/DC are billed as Australian and did form there, but only one of them, the drummer was born in Australia, Brian Johnson (vocals) is from county Durham, England, the Young brothers (Malcolm and Angus) are from Glasgow (Malcolm has since died) Scotland, and the bass player Cliff Williams is from Romford in England, their original vocalist Bon Scott was also from Scotland and he even played bagpipes and featured them on one of their early hits ("It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll").

[@wizardofoz497]

The drummer Phil Rudd is a New Zealander.

[@miniveedub]

Bon Scott was their second lead singer. The original lead singer was Dave Evans who was born in Wales and emigrated to Australia.

[@paulhadfield7909]

imsure their voice goes after a concert,

[@fernandoloya6325]

😮 Argentina fans are the best Rock on ACDC-Awesome reaction guys cheers🎉

[@dazkiltlfc]

From Australia but singer is English

[@primalengland]

They are Aussies but Brian is a Geordie Brit. Best band in history.

[@jonathanbouthillette753]

The only aussie is the drummer, cliff is from england and the youngs are from scotland

[@primalengland]

@@jonathanbouthillette753 True. The Youngs moved to Australia when Angus was about 7. I’m 2 years older and remember the subsidised emigrations to the Antipodes. They would charge a family £10 to go. Angus and Malcolm were part of that. Bon was fabulous. I remember seeing him carry Angus round on his shoulders. Bon was a candle that burned too bright. Brian is like your great singing, cool racing driver uncle.

[@jonathanbouthillette753]

@@primalengland brian is the guy you would love to have drinks with

[@Jason.King.at.your.service]

They were formed in Australia, but formed by two Scottish brothers). Most of the members who were in AC/DC were British.

[@robertscola4762]

Check out for those about to rock from the same concert

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We'll add it to the list

[@treeherder2201]

AC/DC Rush Scorpions a very close 3rd Best 3 live bands in Rock history. And I've seen em all in my 70 years from Abba to Zeppelin.

[@christophschmedes5975]

ACDG was bild in 1973 in Australia with Bon Scott 1980 came Braine Johnson to the Band

[@allensanders5535]

the guitar play is angus young one of the best guitar players to ever pick a string.

[@pookiegamer9327]

Highway to hell was originally sang by Bon Scott who was the original singer of ACDC unfortunately he died from alcohol poisoning in 1980 I believe and the lead singer is now Brian Johnson I love ACDC

[@raptor0571]

Most ICONIC Rock band ever...

[@TamHalliday]

This was 2009, and there still touring in 2025 awesome.

[@michaelhanns1103]

Have a look at let there be rock , at river plate Argentina ,Angus at his best on guitar ... Hope U like it..

[@kristinewarne1305]

You need to listen to the original with Bon Scott. Bon also wrote the lyrics.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We're planning on doing comparisons between a few songs in the future

[@TheRealRodent]

If you ever saw AC~DC at the MTV Music Awards, they play this at a lower speed than usual... They were basically doing a favour to the awards by showing up in the first place but they were ordered by the suits that they only had a set amount of time to play their couple songs, and then told they had to get off the stage for "more important acts". Basically, play your two songs, and f*ck off. AC~DC cranked their speed down so they took up more time as a middle finger to the egos in charge... and they also showed up every single act there as well by being the most talented guys in the room. They're Gods amongst wannabes, and they proved it.

[@briarpatch720]

now that you all have taken the "Highway to Hell" with AC/DC you might consider taking the "Stairway to Heaven" with the greatest band that has ever existed - Led Zeppelin. I would suggest the 1973 live @ madison square garden concert

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

We definitely want to do some Led Zeppelin and we'll add it to the list

[@Rassskle]

Forget their age, they are musicians...... musicians don’t normally lose their talent or skill unless by injury or drugs. I have seen an unknown sax player in his 70’s hitting every note perfectly while drunk ( leg less), then fall over backwards slamming his head into the floor...... he didn’t miss a note and continued playing without mistake from the floor until the song ended. That is what real musicians do....... without computers for pitch and tone correction and now we have cheap affordable computers that actually play and sing for you...... even in the recording studio. Right from the start , once they hired Bon Scott as lead singer, the band rocked with HIGH energy...... all live performances started off dressed but as Bon and Angus started to drip perspiration the shirts were removed. Have a look at some videos from the 1970’s, live at the Apollo. I suggest Let There Be Rock as a starter. Then maybe A Long Way To The Top, Dirty Deeds and TNT.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

It's just more impressive they still have the energy to jump around and stuff like that in their 70s. We'll add them to the list

[@ivanarmstrong8320]

The band formed in 1973

[@Damian-n7r]

In Argentina we love acdc.

[@peterzukowski]

This was the 2nd encore of the concert, so yeah, at 60+, the voice was tired.

[@user-jy3ni2gf1o]

Actually their from Scotland and moved to Austrailia

[@ledzeproberts2111]

Boss song 4 sure, originally from Ginny Scotland 😁😁