Vocal Coach Reacts to AC/DC - BACK IN BLACK!

[@robertburns4429]

There are undiscovered tribes in the Amazon that know that opening riff.

[@filminginportland1654]

Hahahaha

[@rddav1]

🤣

[@djm4457]

Indeed. Couldn't say it any better than you did.

[@denial1004]

as a brazilian i can confirm that

[@BZCAPMOOR]

Good one mate! haha

[@TSGEnt]

A moment of silence for Malcolm please. And while we're at it, let's remember Bon Scott.

[@mrbeaan9425]

You have my full respect man

[@alanfoster6589]

Honor.

[@shahmeer32100]

R.i.P

[@KingStony18659]

They lived an Incredible life in a incredible band. We will miss you.🆁🅸🅿︎

[@djizzah]

bon wrote most of this song and there is a recording somewhere of him singing it in rehearsal, such a tragedy he left this mortal coil, sorely missed

[@TOM-dg9wq]

Saw them twice back in the day...and at both concerts, everyone stood at the first note and didn't sit down again until the last...and that was just to catch their breath before leaving! They were phenomenal!

[@azznbad1]

People and kids aren't ready to put that much energy into a show these days. They want to be climate controlled and seated in a soft seat.

[@aaronbarlow4376]

I saw them in the 80s, they were awesome!

[@acee3030]

Saw them in Aug 2000 at MSG. Bought the tickets prob Jan/Feb of that year not paying attention to the dates. So ended up seeing Pearl Jam at Jones Beach on Weds & Thurs, and then AC/DC at the Garden on Friday. And yes…AC/DC doesn’t have any “ballads”, so I didn’t sit down once! Lemme tell you…my ears and head took about a week to recover! Prob the best 3 nights I’ll ever have as a music fan!!!

[@TOM-dg9wq]

@@acee3030 Never saw Pearl Jam which I regret deeply!

[@TOM-dg9wq]

@@azznbad1 very true

[@jamesdean645]

R.I.P. Malcolm Young a true mastermind of AC⚡DC

[@KyleS.1987]

The rhythm guitar GOAT

[@jamesdean645]

@@KyleS.1987 Yeah he wrote and compose almost everything from lyrics to music...

[@hairychris444]

@@KyleS.1987 Yeah. One of the tightest guitar players of all time. Dude was insanely precise.

[@swinetrek]

He learnt it all from his brother George Young and Harry Vanda (who were in The Easybeats) and who wrote and prduced most of the first two albums although they went uncredited. George used to drive the band to rehearse and rehearse. Malcolm learned from the best. Oh, and george also played bass for the band on record and live.

[@shannonmccullough8324]

@@swinetrek , George's son, Stevie, filled in for Malcolm on the last tour. Stevie also filled in for Malcolm back in the 80's, when Malcolm had a breakdown.

[@fredfredburger5150]

AC/DC are the Lego of rock. Simple pieces but endless combinations.

[@squidwardshouse5431]

Wow, that’s an underrated comment. Good analogy 🤘🏽

[@robhurlock1903]

wow that should be framed.

[@fredfredburger5150]

@@robhurlock1903 Thank you.

[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

One of the most brilliant comments ever

[@vasilee7458]

Beautifully said.. buddy..

[@thelolguy007]

The fact he’s managed to sing like that for so long and still sounds real good is nothing short of amazing. Take a bow Brian 👏👏👏

[@truckshackley373]

He did have to have throat surgery a few years ago but he's in his seventies and has been doing this for decades so he must be doing something right

[@daveweed2765]

It never ceases to amaze mehow so many people want to break down talent to training. You either have talent or not. Forced and refined talent sux and why entertainment sux now days across all genres of music.

[@keithdickinson6045]

You should check out Dan McCafferty from Nazareth. Even in the mid 2010's, he still had a great voice.

[@-RobGPT-]

​@@truckshackley373 he actually lost his hearing severely and had to sing from muscle memory for a while, that's why Axl Rose had to jump in during their rock or bust tour, now he has a custom made earpiece someone invented for him and instantly he started to sound 30 years younger lmao he's 76 now and still hasn't almost his full range left lmao, true madman they're on tour right now!

[@averagejoefitness8488]

His voice is the result of equal parts Jack Daniel's and Marlboros

[@shaggyat5power112]

Yeah he was stupid

[@RomuloBarvaArt]

Yeah... And a lot of vocal techinique, dude. Or he cant sing half of a two-hour concert.

[@Steve_Gee74]

That and the fumes inhaled when driving his 4.5ltr blower Bentley "Thunderguts"

[@j0hn4th4nd03]

shaggy at 5% power is this straight edge edgy or just edgy. Either way careful with that edge.

[@gavinspencer2308]

me XD

[@bullseyekiller8909]

I love how she feels every note they play.

[@chrisrussell5690]

recorded 40 years ago and it still sounds fresh out of the box. I love that so many of their songs are full of vocal and musical pop hooks but they can still hit like a sledge hammer. There are heavier bands than ac/dc but none are harder. They make me want to break windows.

[@Trixstien]

I saw Guns N Roses live in Sydney about 5 years ago and guess who came out on stage.... Angus Young. So I was watching Angus Young and Slash play guitar next to each other. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen in music.

[@hrosar95]

2017 was 5 years ago?

[@Miklondk]

slash wasn't with guns n roses 5 years ago

[@kevedwards]

Stratus Strong so jealous, I watched Axl play with ACDC twice in 2016, wasn’t keen on Axl beforehand but he was phenomenal and really infused the Bon Scott era with his voice.

[@9kingsOffroad]

@@kevedwards Axl with AC/DC was far better than I expected.

[@insideoutsideupsidedown2218]

So you saw a very good guitar player and an average guitar player play together......

[@larryd4352]

Angus Young is a once in a lifetime musician! He's not only a unreal guitarist...but one hell of an entertainer!

[@kathydurow6814]

And he knows the value of hydration as allegedly he drinks nothing stronger than tea.

[@toddbyington4326]

First time seeing a reaction by you. I'm in my late 40s and fell in love with this band eons ago. I've heard this song countless times; never grow tired of it. Just nice to see a professional perspective of the song. Loved your reaction throughout the song. Angus playing here everyone on board. But, hearing Brian belt out the opening lyrics keeps people hooked. The jaw drops of people's reactions keeps me looking for more reactions from this band. Cheers! Most enjoyable

AC/DC is like a fine wine , it gets better with age.

[@timwoodward8113]

Well you can't really beat bon

[@jimmyx2616]

Even the Dos Equis ..most interesting man in the world listens to AC DC due to his extreme good tastes...

[@tylerhackner9731]

Yes. Their music never dates for me.

[@tylerhackner9731]

I think both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson are great.

[@shawnwacek6791]

LOL I just said the same thing in my comment fine wine

[@emiliosgregoriou8943]

AC/DC were the tighest in the land. Vocals, guitar, bass, percussion. Always on time, every time.

[@swinetrek]

Nah, not even close. Check The Angels and Midnight Oil maybe Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs.

[@theghost7277]

@@swinetrek another person who states bands that sucked and thought they were great gtfo

[@Patriot-up2td]

Their producer Mutt Lange pushed Brian Johnson very hard in the studio to get that range UP THERE. It went on to create Brian’s signature sound that no one else has captured quite as well. And he still sounds that way today.

[@JDAfrica]

Brian’s sound was trying to replicate the rasp and tone and sound of Bon Scott. Brian’s normal singing voice was way different - you can hear him in his previous band Geordie.

[@Prof_Tickles92]

@@JDAfricaYes but even in Geordie, Brian sang in the higher register, albeit not as frequently.

[@JDAfrica]

@@Prof_Tickles92 I thought he sounded a lot like Tom Jones in Geordie.

[@TheRealMightyHokie]

Her reaction is pure. I doubt there was a person in 1980 who didn't react the exact same way when they first heard this song. I sure did! Hell, I still do!

[@petetreg71]

Love how, even though you're a vocal coach, you listen to every detail of the songs you react to, not just the vocals. The fiddly bits in the guitar solo, the rhythm guitar riff, Brian "hydrating" towards the end. Keep up the fantastic work :)

[@FishHONtopBiz]

People overlook AC/DC vocals because they’ve been played everywhere over all the years. But Brain Johnson, ladies and lads, has one of the hardest vocals to replicate in music period. His range combined with his grit and rasp and power Is completely unique and hasn’t been heard by in another band since. Cheers🤘

[@christianfranke6652]

"I know this song,... I know this song..:" - How can anyone not know this song?

[@timwoodward8113]

@M 40 ac/dc have sold over 200 million albums.

[@timwoodward8113]

@M 40 yeah it's weird sometimes but i no that back in black has sold 50 million units alone

[@jimmyx2616]

Top Rocking band(s) of All time !!! These guys are / were the best ! Back in Black with Brian ..Dirty Deeds ( Bon of course )_ new music these days can't even..compare ever in a million light years !!

[@tylerhackner9731]

IKR? 😂

[@EchthelionII]

People who are deaf and blind?

[@skraf883]

I wanna see Rebecca head banging in the front row of an AC/DC concert!

[@24Elssinore]

I love how you dissected the solo…that felt so good to hear!! Well done!!!

[@hfortenberry]

Oh wow, seeing Rebecca's reaction I feel so OLD! This song was sooooo popular, as was the band, when I was in high school in the 80's. LOVE this band!

[@ZepG]

I always wondered how AC/DC crossed so many music trends. I had friends in the 80's that hated rock but still liked AC/DC, friends in the 90's that only liked country music but still liked AC/DC, friends in the 20's that still go see the local AC/DC tribute bands. On my birthday party in the 80's my parents bought me the Back in Black album and I was hooked.

[@RobertMJohnson]

simple: it's rock music you can dance to and they are all just down-to-earth Blokes. the masses ADORE down-to-earth superstars.

[@mairyhuff7102]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the genius of malcolms rhythm on this song?

[@allthekingsmen4130]

I heard an interview with Brian once back in the "Headbangers Ball" days of the late 80's. The guys asked him about his technique. He said that his warm-up routine consisted of screaming as hard/loud as he could into a towel for 45 minutes and chain-smoking a pack of cigarettes. That sounds about right... The perfect timbre for this genre.

[@kazslip]

Every time the same problem. She is so beautiful I can't focus on the song.!

[@Qliphirot]

How old is she?

[@kazslip]

@@Qliphirot don't know. She is gorgeous though. A real woman!

[@MrBadSeal]

Not sure she's into you if you're male.

[@jimmyx2616]

Classic English rose ..beautiful &gorgeous woman( girl) ( hilarious too !! ) Kind of like Kate Beckinsale in a way.

[@DavidWebster444]

Its why we come back

[@Spartan7476]

My favorite band of all time. I have seen them in concert 10 times. The energy in each and every show was off the charts. They are still rocking today, 41 years after that song/album was released. Loved the review.....

[@PaulGuy]

These guys are an example of relaxed brilliance. They don't throw everything at you to impress you with their skill, they just write a song that's fun to jam and move to, and fill it with the stuff that's fun to play.

[@Rati0nalGaz3]

4:24 during the solo is one of my all time favorite guitar moments and it makes me so happy that it was acknowledged!

[@ronjm945]

Song is a Banger and Brian’s vocals are phenomenal. Back in Black is a classic!

[@Buses2Bikes]

We have just watched the creation of a new AC-DC Fan. Welcome to the club, Rebecca!

[@allenwhitec]

This album got wore out at every high school in America when it came out !

[@allenwhitec]

daAnder71 Amen

[@bistrobillyboy]

You said "its not new" but you're bring this music, genre ect. to a whole new generation. So it IS new in that sense. Youre brilliant...I felt everything you said. ACDC defined my youth. Im stoked that younger people can discover and appreciate them through you.

[@tadijakrstanovic8484]

I am here just for the smile she does when something awesome happens in the song

[@wmtobey]

Angus Young: "I'm sick and tired of people saying that we put out 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we've put out 12 albums that sound exactly the same. "

[@4redniwediS]

AC/DC has a distinct sound that's all their own, but their songs are not all the same! That a big part of why their still around!

[@israelthmpsn]

😂😂👍🏻👍🏻

[@goofamatic]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[@rodciferri9626]

Angus is too funny! He's tired of pointing out that they're quite different - but all hard rocking!

[@MrPhope]

wmtobey and it was f’ing awesome.

[@TexasHarleyBoy65]

"I know this riff".... Probably THE GREATEST rock song ever, I should certainly hope you recognize this incredible work! AC⚡DC

[@mikh9202]

I always thought she was hot, but watching her rock out to AC/DC........... Crikey!

[@rva]

😂

[@richardboyes9215]

Perfect rock chick

[@stefanb.479]

Absolutely. The song is a masterpiece, and seeing Rebecca having so much fun is just great. Love it! Saw the guys about 10-12 years ago playing live - wow! One hell of a show!

[@jarbarian]

Not to mention the cute top she's wearing!

[@kristopherpoulsen653]

Croikey*

[@alexjerkovic1115]

You are a absolute joy to watch and listen to. I absolutely love how you get into songs and the appreciation for each band member and their part in the song.would love to see your reaction to Stone Sour, Through the glass.

[@danold6443]

Great to see you actually got into that one! Haven't see you rock out like that before. AC-DC are timeless and classless. A1+

[@myictjourney1685]

They wrote this album in six weeks. Amazing

[@jamesragsdale8202]

Bullsh*t. They recorded the album 6 weeks after Bon Scott died because Bon Scott wrote the entire album!

[@milanck6469]

@@jamesragsdale8202 wrong, they were gonna present the idea for the album to bon, but he passed away before they could, they decided to continue and do the album without bon, they hired brian to be there lead and tasked him with writing hells bells and shook me all night long, the everything was done but the lyrics, they got the album done within 6 weeks and dedicated it to bon, the album was wrote and recorded in 6 weeks, this was all stated by Brian and angus.

[@jamesragsdale8202]

@@milanck6469 they are complete absolute 100% Liars. The album and lyrics were completely written when Bon died. That's why they kept the super expensive studio booking in the Bahamas and begin recording weeks after his death. Brian Johnson can't write a lyric to save his life.

[@evilchaosboy]

OH! You are so FUN ta watch!! Your reactions are delightful and real!! You make me SMILE! :)

[@stevejfromak842]

I must say that one of my geezer pleasures is watching folks first hearing reactions to AC/DC songs. The vast majority always seem to be blown away. RIP AC/DC your music lives on.

[@jonhansen9625]

you seemed to really like this song. the whole Back in Black album is phenomenal if you haven't heard it

[@michaelbarnett7691]

Old hard rock bass player here... Fan of AC/DC since the late '70s. You make me wish I could have known you back then. Beautiful woman, love your accent AND you get into this kind of music. Brian took me awhile to get used to and their rhythmic construction changed a bit from the Bon Scott days. Enjoy watching your reactions to all these different bands. Keep it up... and stay safe.

[@RolandDeschain1]

Singer Brian Johnson said that he had never sang like that before. But he was pushed to do so by genius producer Robert John 'Mutt' Lange.

[@d-d-i]

Good thing that he was pushed. Mutt squeezed out every drop of that raw gnarly voice. And Johnson began to lose it pretty soon after that, approx. between '82-'83.

[@kyhl6159]

Gotta love Brian Johnson, brought AC/DC back from the dead after Bon Scott passed. Hence...Back in Black :)

[@okguy1282]

Bon was incredible!! But Brian came and fit right in. I can leave work stressed out...put on AC/DC..but the time I get home.... I have completely forgotten about my stress!! Have a drink on me!! : D

[@troytoth8294]

Brian was the tour bus driver so he was always there.

[@dudeguy3945]

Bon saw Brian playing live before he passed, and actually told the other guys he saw the most amazing frontman. And basically called out his replacement.

[@michigunsanta8680]

AC/DC wasn’t “Dead” to be brought back from! They just had there biggest album (Highway to Hell) and their biggest tour and just realty broke big worldwide....Brian came in and kept the band ascending on a path they were already on. 👌

[@ShooterinOK]

Thanks. I try hard.

[@frankfedison5203]

"I know that riff." EEEEEEEEEVERYBODY knows that riff! 😋

[@adamr8321]

You are really fun to watch , your reactions are priceless!

[@pergyldenberg2995]

Har-har >Scotland

[@buisyman]

Brian Johnson's voice just sounds like that. Even when he is talking he has that rasp.

[@edwinyoung2719]

He didn’t sound like that when he was in Geordie

[@edwinyoung2719]

buisyman though during his later years in Geordie his voice started to change to what most know it is today

[@cockroach5717]

@@edwinyoung2719 He drank alot of beer and smoked alot of cigarettes after Geordie ended.

[@djentyman4002]

ACDC Fan Id drink and smoke if I were in AC/DC as well. I don’t think it’s a stress free job.. easily the biggest rock band in the world!

[@chucky1time337]

That rasp is a two pack of cigarettes a day habit

[@maryduff8831]

Thank You ... you nailed everything ... thank you for appreciating our generations music.

[@11manabouttown11]

"Live at River Plate" concert one of the best live performances ever.

[@mrbaddog4749]

I agree, Still rockin' the stage. seen them 7 times in the 80's and 90's. For Those About to Rock was a mind blowing tour, when they first introduced the canons. WOW!

[@johnboyd6943]

The live Donington gig was pretty good too. The Donington version of Back in Black is my personal favourite - and my neighbours like it too. Mind you, they don't have any choice as I tend to listen to it every weekend and LOUD.

[@gregrunningwolf3989]

Hell yeah, as always on point Ms Rebecca

[@kevinfarley2422]

I've been watching your old vids for an hour, catching up... this is the most fun I've seen you have. Glad I found you!

[@jamesdewey3259]

But also Rember they do that kind of power for a entire concert. You leave a AC/DC concert with your head ringing, ears buzzing, voice gone. So much fun.

[@richardmeyer9702]

any vocalist who has ever seriously tried to sing Brian Johnson AC/DC can understand that there is lots of technique and training to get that range, power and sound. I remember reading an interview, way back when where he said he got his sound by gargling beer.

[@jamiewhitefield2074]

I came here for ACDC, but I can't take my eyes of this beauty, this voice athlete who a true vision of loveliness! I would bet you sing as well as you look, incredible!

[@SumDood1]

Hands down the hottest vocal coach on KZbin!

[@LucaBrasi0]

Amen.

[@SumDood1]

@Nicolas Broszky I can respect that!

[@nateg08]

I was just going to write a comment and ask if I was the only one who thought she was sexually as hell.

[@timavery99]

Check out Tara Simon and Beth Roars. Apparently vocal coaches must be gorgeous by some unwritten rule!

[@ComfortablyNumb1969]

I know she makes my trousers tingle.

[@mattroberts3204]

The Live At Donington version is excellent. And I agree with everything you said about older music. You had to have talent to sell albums back then. Back when entire albums were meant to be listened to as an experience. Every song was written to be a hit. Great review!

[@davidedmondson5633]

The first reaction I’ve seen of yours and I’m a fan. Great reaction to a unique voice and a legendary band.

[@pergyldenberg2995]

Har-har >Scotland

[@mr.nobody68]

My favorite part of the Back In Black videos is watching Malcolm Young At roughly 5 foot zero and 120lb, he's not playing that Gretsch White Falcon. It's playing him! And he's literally just along for the ride. He looks like he's riding that guitar! I've played one of those. I'm 5'9 and at the time, I was 205lb. It was a big guitar on me! Rock In Peace Mal

[@kgunitkeese17]

He was 5’3, to be exact. Angus is 5’2. Two little men with a gigantic sound.

[@mbg4681]

Malcolm is underrated as a rhythm guitarist. Rock solid (PFI). He made metronomes jealous.

[@luisalfaro4480]

I think I'm watching all this song reactions mostly because of you! Very cool video! Eres linda!

[@larryacker7946]

I always just thought of his voice as being a loud hard rock voice, but I appreciate how you identify the musicality of how his voice fits so well with the music. Even though it does sound a lot like he’s screaming, it really fits the rest of the sound.

[@thegorn68]

Brian Johnson, the singer, is from Dunston, England and was in a band called Geordie from Newcastle before he joined AC/DC in 1980.

[@paulwalsh2344]

AC/DC... I've loved this song... I've loved this whole album, "Back in Black" since I got it (my first "adult" album lol) way back in 1980. What can I say about AC/DC ? Angus Young obviously made a deal with the devil to absolutely master his guitar and even though they are a bunch of lads who like a little drink and like a little fight and like a little rock and roll, they are absolute Rock and Roll masters ! I mean Brian Johnson has a voice like a two-stroke chainsaw but it just freaking WORKS with the music. Just like no one can say that Bon Scott had a fantastic voice, but it just freaking WORKED with the music !

[@davidmagen3313]

You are a delight to watch review these classics. Informative, humourous, intriguing and just a pleasure. Please continue forever, my dear! Big fan.

[@TheMichaelseymour]

"Explosive , Energetic , Powerful ..rasp ....wow ...it is the best rock vocal of all time for me -sheer POWER .

[@mattharder1279]

I feel like her initial reaction to hearing Brian's vocals is something along the lines of "oh sweet Jesus, his poor vocal chords!!!" 😱😱 And just after a few seconds of hearing the lyrics, it suddenly kicks in. The realization of how badass these guys really are.

[@smking2035]

"Look at that" --RVA on seeing Angus Young headbang 🤣🤣🤣 Sweetie, you ain't seen nothin'

[@1madinjun]

The fact that two men with such similarly amazing sounding voices on this planet and singing in this band is a goddamn miracle.

[@kevinsiegel]

Brian Johnson is the actual definition of the phrase "leather-lunged vocalist".

[@bobbobson439]

I love that you feel and respond to the resonance of the instruments as well as the vocals! Eye truly enjoy your videos! God bless you Rrrrrrrebecca :-)

[@djizzah]

brian johnson is a pommy and sang this on the eponymous album, but bon wrote most of this song before he died and it was meant for him..so sad his passing..people really should appreciate the mastery of the producer mutt lange for the incredible production values of this album also

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

AC/DC are amazing! The Young brothers were one of the most amazing guitar duos on the planet! RIP Malcolm. Angus (In the school uniform) is a true virtuoso! And Brian Johnson's power vocals is amazing! I'm glad to see this here and you discovering them. You might want to check out the bands earlier songs with Bon Scott on vocals. My favorite song by them from that era is TNT for a suggestion.

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

This is a great live version of TNT. The crowd was a bit off but the band were great! Here's a link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHvJhWOkat-pkMk

[@strange........]

AC/DC makes me so emotional and it's just pure, true rock!

[@FuzzySocks902]

I saw these guys in 2009. They were all in their 60s, and the energy was still there. Brian Johnson's voice was just as powerful live and sounded just as good as it does on album.

[@sergiobollana]

"I know this riff" (Listening to the opening track of the 4th ALL TIME TOP SELLING ALBUM IN THE HISTORY OF RECORDED MUSIC in the USA) LOL. I love her.

[@LuisDiaz-i7l]

When all was lost. Brian came in and crushed it. R.I.P. Bon & Malcom. ✌️

[@JBJB-uk7xu]

Brian's voice has definitely deteriorated over the years. But when he was in his prime, I think he had the greatest rock voice of all time. I would put him up against anyone you want to throw out there. I've never heard a voice like his. It's both shrill and gravely at the same time. Everyone else is either one or the other, but he was both. It's like he gargles with razor blades! He was an absolute beast back then!!!

[@midnightmover2329]

JBJB 9402 I agree,I think Flick of the Switch was his last decent performance on record.

[@johnnytightlips991]

Brian had a voice that could break concrete in his prime

[@reko7264]

Next from AC/DC could be Live Wire. From High Voltage with Bon Scott. My favourite and very underrated song. Please check.

[@FormulaKimball]

OMG YES I love that song. Especially love the live version from Paris (except that the low bass string was out of tune the entire song haha). Bu the way it builds and how the riff has space to ring out... great song.

[@patrickmd4667]

You are like watching and episode of behind the music. How you completely define what we are hearing. I have listened to these songs since before you were born and you completely educated me on why I love them. Outstanding

[@mrmeach1967]

1:23 That is the look on EVERYONE'S face the first time they hear Brian Johnson's vocals.

[@nikoskalog8862]

As soon as Brian opened his mouth she had a voicegasm.

[@genkimonkeygaming3027]

You're so likable lol you seem so nice and genuine. You appreciate details and thats refreshing.

[@deannakinsman6790]

Oh my HOLY HELL...This takes me back in the day❣❣❣ 🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥 I completely agree with y'all...younger generation needs to have a reality check!!!

[@HellenKillerProject]

AXL Rose said "Hells Bells" was the most difficult song he ever sang, ever, when filling in for Brian ..

[@AddeJong]

So great to see so much passion when listen to this kind of music... It's not only listening but also analyzing and rocking.... Go girl...... Let's rock.... 😎

[@chrisjay7809]

Who else would click on a video even if she was just reading names out of a phonebook

[@ianchambers6191]

Meeeeeee

[@cchanc3]

wasn't she?

[@rva]

🤣 next video

[@kookoo9235]

What in the fuck is wrong with you?

[@stevecampbell9670]

In that top? Absolutely. And when she spread her hair to both sides? Rrrraaaawrrrr!

[@jeremysears4263]

Just when you thought this woman couldn't be more exotic...she goes and does this!!!! 😩😍

[@missiontotransition641]

i love your channel! im 55, i saw AC DC on this tour, Back in Black , in 1980, I was 15. Front row, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa!....I still love this music.

[@fraa888grindr7]

This was Brian's voice and lyrics at their absolute best - annunciation is most clear - later albums don't have the consistency this album did all around (reasons/theories aside). I began listening to AC/DC in 1978 as a 10 yo. Bon Scott was king and when he died (1980) following the release and tour of Highway to Hell (1979), it was inconceivable that anyone could take his place. Back in Black was nearly unbelievable and the new band formation's best effort. Sadly AC/DC would never top their freshman showing. However, Bon Scott's album's were repeatedly gutsy and brilliant with H2H being the crowning jewel. Please, Darling Rebecca, give Bon's singing a listen: Highway to Hell; Let There Be Rock; Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap; High Voltage, etc. Quick note: only Bon Scott, brothers Malcolm and Angus Young were born and raised their early years in Scotland before emigrating to Australia. All other band members are either English, with Phil Rudd being the sole Australian.

[@EnriqueMartinezInter]

Brian Johnson is THE man! those vocals are amazing and he's such a nice guy

[@tylervaden9357]

Classy, classic, beauty! When she says darlings, I get the butterflies! Luv U Reba

[@LKtube1]

39 years old -- arguably the best album in rock history! .. with a replacement singer, no less!

[@joejarvis2793]

Picked by the original before his death.

[@Nitote]

I'm always smiling when everyone gets the "Shit i was born in the wrong year" look on their face :D

[@crushingbelial]

Man this song just straight up struts. Just straight up struts. The simplicity of the groove, especially the notoriously solid drums w/o much in the way of fills, just keeps that step by step chug cranking. Love it.

[@augustineirigoyen4400]

What your feeling is the underlying groove in all AC/DC's music.

[@MK2MOREDOOR]

commonly known as the Blues

[@topic260]

@@MK2MOREDOOR boom roasted

[@paulweibel1615]

Rush - Something for Nothing from the 2112 album. Geddy Lee’s vocal is incredibly unique.

[@kaefergarage]

I saw a lot of "reacts to" to this song but you hit it. I like your reaction when you her Brian's voice first. Then, when Angus' riff/ solo started, like you pointed out this "tickling" fast tones. I think you are the only one, who paid so much attention to every single note. Super!

[@philmullineaux5405]

When he sings an octave lower and half the power-such as the beginning of Rock and Roll ain't noise pollution - his voice is completely different and smooth.

[@JDAfrica]

His natural singing voice is much lower. In AC/DC he wanted to try retain the rasp and character of Bon Scott’s vocals. But his lower range, can be heard in his previous band Geordie

[@christhegeekbowman]

AC/DC are from australia. AC/DC was founded by scottish born brothers angus and malcolm young in 1973.

[@PilotFlo]

when they lived in Australia