They’re so loud you can’t hear them but can feel you inner organs vibrating

Yep, First time hearing this, first time hearing Bohemian Rhapsody, or Who Are These Guys.... mind numbing

I don't understand why this idea of "never heard this" is such an underpinning of the reaction genre. I don't believe half of their protestations about not hearing the songs, not that it makes any difference, I just hate them lying about it.

The death of radio killed the opportunity of young people today to hear things that aren’t on your music streaming service. In my youth of the late 70’s and early 80’s, we all knew music from the older kids, as they played on radio stations we all were listening to. Needless to say, modern ‘music’ is created with computer enhancements, and therefore lacks technical musicianship, artistry and really sucks.

because they're lying and most if not all of these reaction channels are fake.

Especially when they start moving with the beat, before the beat gets there lol.

unpopular opinion but i actually prefer highway to hell over back in black. both are fucking amazing albums don't get me wrong, but there's just something magic about bon scott man

@@ArtVandelay77 i don't disagree, H2H is every bit as much of a play thru album as BiB. but then again, it's not like those are the only 2 such albums from AC~DC.

My #1 all time favorite album

Malcolm and angus are the truth on the cords

Yep, they used the giant bell on the For Those About To Rock tour as well, along with a giant cannon of course... lol

Righto, Michael .I was 22 and in college. I bought the record and it was just awesome. Nobody knew with Bon Scott dead and gone , what the new singer would be like. He really tore it up and the new material was fantastic. 😅

@@markdraine3571 Brian quickly earned his keep, right from the start!

​@@markdraine3571Bon and the band knew about Brian before he died. Like it was meant to be

Big Pioneer car audio amp, Alpine speakers across the back deck in the car, over 100 decibels. This is the reason a lot of Gen Xers say "What?" a lot now.

@@dancrabbe6423 ...😂..todays audio is bleh ,in the 80's my friends had Pile drivers 12's , 15 inch dual voice coil Cerwin Vegas for bass ,8 inch liquid cooled Yamaha ,on 6 inch Pile mid range & 80 watt MM tweets that hit just as hard as the base iced with Rockford Fosgate amps an preamps with individual cross overs ,you heard every instrument that was played! Todays systems all you here is blop blop!..🤮

Absolutely! You need to feel those vibrations with a powerful system to really appreciate AC/DC.

Definition of Stadium rock and named after a sewing machine.

We mustn't forget Axel Rose as number 4

back in the day, when I was a teenager and watching MTV in the early 1980's, one of the things that always caught my eye about AC/DC was Angus, not just that he played lead guitar, but how he played it. in my junior year of high school, the school hosted a talent show for the students to be in. me and a group of friends did a lip-sync/air guitar performance of AC/DC with me playing the lead guitar part, and it just wouldn't seem right if I didn't do it just like Angus did! shorts, hat and all. when I was getting ready to graduate a year later, people were still talking about our performance!

And they swing from it!

Amen!!!🙏

It is more than a nickname mate. It is basically their name back home......we don't like saying the full words people tell us to

That concert must’ve been in 2016, bc they didn’t tour in 2018 or 2019

Powerage album that's my jam ahaha nice.

Have to balance it with your Blaupunkt equalizer.

Great show

I just brought a 75 inch Samsung,not to brag or anything it's the only thing I've allowed myself to indulge in for years and I did it especially to watch the river plate concert again 😁🇦🇺 ACCA DACCA

@@russe19642 I don't blame you! I bet it's amazing on such a big TV. Watching football as well!