Rock on brother! AC/DC will definitely keep you moving, and air guitar is great workout routine 🤣

Absolutely!

I got into AC/DC when I was about 12 and Thunderstruck was released. I bought The Razors Edge, probably the first ever cassette album I bought, and I played that thing over and over, then I found Back in Black, and I thought that was about the peak of AC/DC. A few years ago I had an AC/DC playlist playing in my car and it played a few Bon songs and since then, i find it difficult to listen to Brian era, and I prefer to stick in the early days. They’re all awesome, but Bon just seems like the best frontman in the world.

@@thesausage351 Bro that is beautiful to hear. Both tremendous front men, but I was lucky enough to see Bon 3 times in Scotland in those years culminating with the If You Want Blood tour 1978 I think at the Edinburgh Odeon, and then Highway to Hell in the Glasgow Apollo which was mad. - just a great front man, maybe the best.

@@klc2002 damn man that would have been awesome! I’m working for a guy who grew up in Sydney, in the Botany area and he said he saw them play in the local pubs pretty much every weekend. I assume it was just prior to, or in the very early days of Bon as a frontman. Because I’m also a GnR fan, it was awesome seeing Axl front them, and I found out that his favourite AC/DC songs is one of mine also, a touch too much. I love the way it sounds. One thing ive noticed with AC/DC is all of their songs are about things that are real, and in a way, they tell a story. Their writing is really clever and there is loads of double entendres in their songs. Awesome band.

+David Heaton like Lemmy's both true rock and rollin men

David Heaton too right his range is a Rocket Rollen Man go Angus 👍

F*cking

This whole song is pure R&R!

Mannn these guys were cookin. Lol Angus got Bon hyped. Soon as Angus dug in Bon knew it was go time and done away with the mic stand haha.

Exactly. I started listening to them in college and I'm hooked! 🤘🏻🎸

Growing up in Aus in the 70s...magic.

40 something years so far!!❤🤟

Por supuesto. Of course

This though. This is the comment.

Lucky for you I wish I was there. I was never lucky enough to see Bon Scott but I did see them several times in the '80s and '90s

Australian my arse you can't be that mental and not be a Scotsman great stuff .

Ah mate, I'm in Edinburgh, seen them quite a few times, but the Apollo gigs were outstanding, bouncing balcony! Queuing with loads of Angus look-alikes to get in!

Mr McDougall . . . In my days as Pipeline Welder at Clyde and Noble Riggs , I worked a lot with a PipeFitter called Andy McDougall. We became personal friends througout the Years and He settled here in Holland ...We lost touch Years ago . Your name brings Me back in time .... Andy was from Aberdeen

Hell bon was born in Scotland!

Angus Young could literally wear anything and pull it off.

Ouch hahahaha

Damn haha

Baxters performance was probably better taking the pish out those english "world beaters"

Better than Scottish football!!!!!!

natti Z Right back at u

CHEERS!

Saw them for the first time in 1978 in Amsterdam Now I'm 61 years of age but it is still my favourite band Rock 'n Roll ain't noise pollution

Always!!

100000 thumbs up for you, man!!

Australian band. Scottish members.

@@Mescalito27 survey says X X X

It’s…not a Scottish folk song, though? Edit: nvm, The Bonny Banks o’Loch Lomond.

​@@catlikemeewYes, which is Scottish

+Frank Valentine *stealer

+Scott McKinstry He still being a poet lol

should get the Nobel Laureate prize !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

"..,I am a rocker, I am a roller, I am a wayyy outta controller,..",...Line used by the character "The Nightrider" in Mad Max at the start when "The Bronze" are on his ass in their Pursuit Specials,..and of course Max's Interceptor,..Ford Falcon GT,s!!

Go Ozzy Go - 351cu blown heaven...................

Amazing bass playing here

I was knackered just watching him!! Whit a show!!

Malcolm, Cliff and Phil greatest rhythm section ever.

I did put this movie into The Warnings covervideo of BiB as a suggestion for them to look at :))))

@@arnehenrybjune It sounds great, and def is what the song needs, but all he's doing is hammering 1 note / down stroking. Kind of like a rhythm guitarist. But like I said...that's all the song needs.

Agree Completely!!

Never could be a better person to take over after Bon then Brian.

Bon is Bon Jovi dad

Bon was unbelievable and very lovely ❤

Begins at 4:04 is when Malcolm REALLY brings out the ‘63 Gretsch in that Gretsch… then he goes into that rockabilly style rhythm… it’s too much!!! I remember watching this on shrooms one time, and it was fucking epic

Exactly, his doing some figures

He would’ve been a great Bassist for Ramones, he goes as hard as Dee Dee and CJ

@@musicfan1086 NO ONE plays as hard and consistent as Cliff, ever

All hail Angus

Same, I would go back in time just to be at this show and any other ac DC show from the 70s, rock on forever Angus. RIP Bon and Malcolm, thanks for the excellent music you guys brought us these past couple decades

WILLIAM WISEMAN would ya land right on stage and jump out and ask for an autograph? I would! Lol!

Definitely , I'd beg you to take me . I'd jump in the DeLorean , & jump out to the front stage'!! If only - 🔊🎸🎸🎸🎸👅

WILLIAM WISEMAN oh hell yes

Bon! I wanna be your “Little Lover”.

I was loving this at 8, 51 now, and I still haven't heard a better song!

2020? NOT ME that's for sure.

2022 still rockin and rollin to this! (Y)

Me

Most definitely the the best singer for AC/DC

Problem is some off the footage from that live concert doesn't fit the Apollo. But it is still the best live footage iv ever seen from any band.

glasgow appollo stage was 15ft 6in high .must be some where else

@@MyAcdc12 I was there. This is the Glasgow Appolo. I know that venue like the back of my hand, and i clearly remember Angus in the box just up and to the right of us. I saw ac/dc, Thin Lizzy, Jethro Tull, Leonard Cohen, Supertramp, Elvis Costello, Ian Dury and many more in the Apollo around then. Here's a bit of trivia for you. The Angus chant at the start of Rosie was started that night, and i was one of the fuckers that got into it. Check it out on If you want blood. there is a bit of confusion to start with. Some folk chanting Angus too fast, but it settles into it. This was one if the best gigs i ever saw in the Apollo.

@@bobscott7248 Bollocks, the apollo stage was nothing like that heighr. The first ten rows would've been looking at the ceiling, and the first 15 widnae see the drummer. As i said, I was in the Apollo 15 times or more. And i was there that night!!

@@strexus just checked GLASGOW APOLLO on wikipedia have a look defo says 15ft 6

BORN IN SCOTLAND. RAISED IN AUSTRALIA.

Gatpig So Scottish then

Gatpig... AC/DC... born in Australia, raised in Australia

andrewj44 Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley both lived in London......I take it that means they are both British then? 🤔

Spoof Boogie Woof Woof ... I'm talking about the band as a unit and where the band's roots are. All good.

The next beat he misses will be the first!

Agree!!!!!!!

Yes it is

The golden years of AC /DC without question for me.

Bad boy boogie live is one of the best too🤟🏼

They had a lot better live performances.

One of the only bands that put out live albums that sound kick ass!

The only band that makes better live music than in the studio. Performance is incredible. No autotune or other bs, pure talent

People call me crazy when I say that. NOTHING CAN EVER COMPARE TO THIS ACDC!!

@@Ididdledyourwife The power and energy behind their performances is on a level no one will touch, ever.

Carl Gustav it's a chilling experience. And I've only heard the original ac dc on video. My father was lucky enough to see them live and he always says bons the greatest front man

@@Ididdledyourwife I saw them '90 in Toronto Razors edge tour. Mind blown!

Carl Gustav and I couldn't of asked for better with Brian having to somehow fill bons big shoes but he sure did and did a hell of a job.

It's his song😅

voice_of_reason yes please and thank you

i concur

@@roblivorr7523 this is the best

AGREED ⚡⚡

Arise, Sir Poster!

I seen em on the black ice tour. They were in their prime then.....

This was the prime in the early days, and 1980/1981 was their prime in the Brian Johnson era, and Black Ice was their prime in the modern era.

That’s the secret to their sound

It's not their heritage, they were all born in Scotland. Bon Scott didn't move to Australia until he was 12 years old. That's not heritage! It's nationality!

@@user-hu6lr3vr7g look under the best definition of heritage!

First time I heard them as a kid was tnt on tony hawks pro skater 4 , I was hooked. if my dad didn’t hear me listening to them and introduce me to high voltage don’t think I would’ve ever looked at them the same. This band will forever move me in a way no other band will.

Bienvenido, al club de los que escuchamos una de las mejores bandas de todos los tiempos

You've got a very enjoyable life ahead of you listening to nothing but AC/DC. Welcome...

10 Years After at Woodstock kind of sounds like this.

Perfect! Well said, this is something never again

O. Yeah '!!

Amen 😎😎

Yes , it's their revved up tribute to Chuck Berry , Jerry Lee Lewis and the rest of the early rockers

aye n a wiz there wit a nite

frances dunlop That was very Scottish, damn

frances dunlop Lol so was I... I was 14 what a gig

periurban I just aboot wet mysell when I came across this clip a few years ago. Me and my pals were in the box when in comes Angus and gives us an up close and personal display of his talents. Funny seeing yoursell after all this time.

skyeboatman lol

LiveWire une Tuerie :)

Brian?

2020 was sadly on of the worst years ever hope 2021 will kick Corona in his little ass!

Rory who? Gallagher? If so I agree 100

yes it was

4:51

@Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 1977 Impossible to name just one song, so many great ones from the very very early to Mists of time! I even enjoyed this performance a lot, even though the song is 'just' a 12-bar blues - a rarity for acdc, a staple for many other bands! Since you asked, these days I seem to have a special liking for the more groovy or 'moody' ones: gone shootin, ride on, ..., but depends on the mood, naturally; like for so many others, You shook me... was my 1st favorite, years ago. One example from Brian's era that's imho maybe a bit underrated (and not often played live) is Let me put my love..., I dont think anyone could deliver it better!

Malcolm didn't play bass...

​@@superg8018 Cliff Williams did

This

Andy McRae no, they dont have a scottish heritage, they were scottish guys who lived in australia

It's not their heritage because they are Scottish people who lived in Australia just like myself.

We quickly adopted them when they tired of the weather. And they became Aussies. 🙂 Guess where I'm from....

Good Celtic supporters

@@thomashealy7459 I wish they were Celtic supporters, as j am a huge Celtic fan, I think there Huns tho

Shhh there there

Nothing beats them in general...