Nothing against the Johnson years, but Bon Scott AC/DC is unbelievable

This is the one song AC/DC never played live after Bon's Death. It was to honor him.

Bon was a Scotsman. The Young brothers are Scotsmen too. Scottish born, Aussie raised.

This is actually one of the best rock songs of ALL time. The bagpipes and the arrangement makes it so.

They didn't play the bagpipes in this song. They ROCKED the bagpipes in this song.

I had the pleasure to be there, Swanston Street, Melbourne (1976) I'll Never will I forget that. My twin went to one of their shows, at the Catania ballroom, at Thornbury, Melbourne. Now that was awesome!!! Bon Scott ❤🥰 Made ac/cd who they were!!!

Aussie here - this is classic Aussie rock - my 13 year old daughter loves this song it will go through the generations and never be forgotten! Bon was one of a kind....

These guys are the greatest rock and roll band ever. When they recorded this they were on the first step to the top. Bless them, the world is a better place for their music.

"It's a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll..." sang every school boy ever growing up in the '80's.

He's singing "getting HAD, getting took"...meaning ripped off and cheated. The "one night stand" lyric describes playing different venues night after night.

As an Aussie this song is our right of passage - it makes me so proud 🇦🇺

Bon Scott was the best I’m an Aussie and still crank this song up when it’s on. Been listening to this song for 50 years. I was remembering seeing his in Melbourne. Bon the legend rock on

I love that Angus always acknowledged how great Malcolm was, he was The Heart and Soul of AC/DC, RIP Malcolm Young

Bon was the secret weapon that made AC/DC soar…

Maaaate. From an Aussie, this was filmed in Melbourne, Australia in 1976. Bon Scott, Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland and emigrated to Australia as kids. Bon was an amazing vocalist too, but Malcolm on rhythm guitar was the brains behind AC/DC. Check out my fave song, Let There Be Rock - so good.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I feel so grateful and so privileged that I saw Bon and ACDC numerous times in the 70s. Excellent time to grow up in Australia. Bon was unique.

I am a 56 yr old lady. Im living a life of extreme pain & illness. Watching you share your discouveries in music history, is true joy. There is zero lie in your being. Your appreciation of the music, the talent & the skill of the artists you choose to react to, is heartfelt & appreciated. You are total Class!

Now you know why Aussies are so proud of AC/DC. Imagine listening to this in your school days. RIP Bon.

Chances are good you'll never see rock and roll creativity like this ever. I'm a musician 65 years old and I can't find any musicians around me close by. I laid it down thirty years ago when my grandmother passed. She was the one that sparked the music in me. It's a love that never dies.

ACDC are part of my happy Australian youth. Bon Scott a bloody legend. It Yes the 70's AND IT IS get AHEAD. gets your blood boiling !! MELBOURNE

The Bagpipes connection.. The Young brothers and Bon Scott were born in Scotland before their families emigrated to Australia

The Bon Scott era is the true AC/DC prime. Genius of youth.

It was the sheer joy and wickedness of Bon Scott (apart from his singing) that made him so easy to love

My favorite era of the band RIP Bon Scott favorite singer with this band better songs better song writer better front man

I'm white 71yo female who grew up with this great music. You should hear Bon Scott sing Highway to Helll. I love you watching great music and your reactions to this music.

This is the REAL AC/DC!!!!! The GREAT Bon Scott.

Thank you! What a fantastic blast from my past! This is my high school anthem and my home town Melbourne. Really picked up my morning. ❤ RIP Bon Scott ❤

My late husband toured all over in a band. My first date was painting paint cans to hold stage lights. It’s a long way indeed. Love your show. 👍

I’m a Kiwi but I heard from my Australian brothers and sisters ACDC didn’t have a council permit filming this video on one of the main streets in the city and give it up to the Australians they let it continue,F yeah Rock n Roll🤘

Bagpipe matching the guitar solo is EPIC!! RIP Bon!!! Best ever!!

76 yo lady from Australia loving this.

Started in 1973. Bon Scott tragically passed away in 1980 at 33 years old after a long night of drinking from pulmonary aspiration RIP

The call and response between the guitar and bagpipes is one of Australia's greatest contributions to rock music

I'm from Scotland and this weekend past(when this was released) bonfest was held in Kirriemuir! A tribute to bon Scott in the town he was born 🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The guys in AC/DC immigrated from Scotland as kids, they met and formed the band in Australia in the 70s. This song was live through the streets of Melbourne, Australia. In the song he sings: heading down the highway, nothing to do with giving head. Bon Scott played the bagpipes before meeting the young brothers to form AC/DC. Bon Scott is buried in Western Australia.

I love this song. It's very funky and smooth. You were asking about bagpipes. Their a Celtic instrument, used in Scotland & Ireland but brought all over the world by the Scots & Irish. Bagpipes have been always used in rock & pop. Paul McCartney (Mull of Kintyre), Echo & The Bunnymen (The Cutter), Tears for Fears (Shout) plus Rod Stewart and The White Stripes have used them in many songs. Even U2 indulged with them (Tomorrow). You were right about Irish/American group House of Pain. One of the first white hip hop / rappers way back in early 90's, they had bagpipes in Jump Around and Top Of D'Morming To Ya.

If you want to hear more of Bon Scott, listen to anything ACDC prior to the "Back in Black" album in 1980. Among the most well known songs with Bon Scott as lead vocalist include "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap", "T.N.T", and the absolute classic "Highway to Hell" from 1979. ACDC were about to conquer the world at the end of the 70s, "Back in Black" was ready to record, and then Bon goes and dies of an overdose.....RIP Legend!

As an old white dude, who grew up on "Good" music. It's a hoot, watching your reactions. It's like giving a kid a piece of candy, when they've never had candy.

Bon Scott died on 19th February 1980 officially it was Alcohol poisoning from memory. This video was filmed in 1978 if i remember right on the streets of Melbourne. Acca Dacca is one of the true icons of Rock in every sense of the word and Bon lead that charge hard too. He was epic.

Melbourne Australia. You can see the Shrine of Remembrance in the background. Bon Scott was born in Scotland and came to live in Australia around 6yo. Died in the UK in 1980 and there were different theories about how, from vomit aspiration, alcoholic poisoning to Heroin. He was brought back to Australia and is buried in Fremantle, Western Australia.

The other men playing the bagpipes were from The Rats of Tobruk Pipe Marching Band.

AC/DC were formed in Australia in 1973..their original singer was Dave Evans who lasted a year before Bon Scott took over in 1974 until his tragic untimely death in 1980..later that year they released Back in Black with new frontman Brian Johnson who has been with the band ever since (44 years) the only other singer i believe they had was Axl Rose for a short period a couple of years ago who stood in for Brian on a tour due to an ear infection..Brian is recovered now and they have new music and a new tour planned soon..unfortunately we recently lost Malcolm Young and he has been replaced in the band by Stevie Young who is the Younger cousin.. This Clip was filmed in my hometown of Melbourne Australia. Those are classic W Class Trams you see in the background

Filmed in Melbourne Australia, alternative Aussie title "It's a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll".

I know! Bag Pipes! But, some of us have heard this our whole lives! hahaha! So much fun watchin' ya.

Congratulations on being the first American I've seen reacting to this who identified the bagpipes. Well done.

I’m 65 grew up on AC/DC love the early raw Bon Scott AC/DC

LMAO at your reaction to the bagpipes, and yes, Bon played them, his horn was miked ........ released December 1975. Video on Sawnston Street, Melbourne, Australia.

This is one of the most talented bands who ever lived. AC/DC perfect name for them. The Bagpipes was pure magic & can bring me to tears of happiness. Scottish born, Bon & the Angas brothers, but raised in Australia. We Aussies are so proud of this band who is still going. xoxo Bon Scott so sad he passed; he was brilliant. But the band had to go on. What greatness & live too. As for the Bagpipes it was pure genius to use them in this way. I wish they would play that song, but they never did again for Bon Scott's memory. I am not Scottish but there is something about them AC/DC that I so love. This is unique to use the Bagpipes like that. xoxo This is in Melbourne Australia, early 70's & was watched on TV. Very early in their very long career. No Ireland do not play bagpipes as far as I know. It is Scottish as are the kilts.

The lyric is "getting HAD, getting took" Bon Scott died in 1980. Also, Bon was born in Scotland, thats why he plays the bagpipes. Check out Dropkick Murphys - "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" for some more bagpipes and funny ass lyrics. here's the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcB-ZtqWvJfZlHk.html

I was lucky enough to be a teenager in Melbourne Australia in the mid 70’s and got to see them so many times with Bon. He was the ultimate frontman, oozed charisma and always had a naughty twinkle in his eye (which is why myself and my other 15yr old friends never went backstage). He was amazing and will always be their frontman to me, no hating on Brian but he is not at all charismatic. My sister has seen both Bon and Brian and said that Brian was boring, Bon was never boring! He is a legend in this country! This was filmed in Melbourne going down Swanston St towards the Shrine of Remembrance and the whole video was done for $300 in 1975/76 and nearly 50 yrs later it’s still being used!!

There will never be any one quite like Bon - a true hard rock legend.

Bon Scott was Scottish and so are Angus and Malcolm Young, three were all born there. I saw them 50yrs ago in Scotland and 4 times in Australia..they were absolutely amazing every time 👍❤❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 R.I.P Bon and Malcolm 🙏🙏

The music video for "It's a Long Way to the Top" by AC/DC was filmed on the back of a flatbed truck travelling down Swanston Street in Melbourne, Australia, in February 1976 as part of the promo for the album "T.N.T.".

They filmed that in Melbourne, Australia. Bon was born in Scotland but his family moved to Australia when he was 6, they spent four years in Melbourne before moving to Fremantle in Western Australia, my home state. He practiced playing the bagpipes to actually play that clip and did a brilliant job. I'm a big ACDC fan and seen them many many times. You so need to watch more of Bon's music as lead singer, you'll love them. To many to mention.

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!

1973 to 2009 is around a 35- odd year jump. The band AC/DC were as good then when they began as they are now. That is really saying something. They were a real R & R band & still are.

Brian Johnson never sings this song out of respect to Bon Scott

Melbourne Australia. My youth! Love AC DC. I’m 70 and I rocked along with the best if Aussie Rock and roll.

The Scots & Irish have been rocking with bagpipes for hundreds of years. You've to be a bit mad to enjoy them, just like rock. And bagpipes are amazing with Rock 'n' Roll as many Irish & Scottish artists have displayed down through the years ie. Rod Stewart, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Stripes, U2, The Horselips etc.etc.

The combination of a Gibson SG through a gargantuan Marshall amp plus bagpipes, may very well be the most glorious sound in the history of Rock. Tbh, just the combined sound of Angus, and Malcolm's rigs is world-destroyingly good.

I will take Bon Scott AC DC over Brian Johnson AC DC in a heartbeat. To me, Bon Scott was AC DC.

This video was filmed on February 23rd, 1976 for the Australian music television program "Countdown". It featured the band and the members of the Rats of Tobruk Pipe band on the back of a flatbed truck travelling down Swanston Street in Melbourne, Australia. David Olney was the cameraman and he had the whopping budget of $380 to get the job done.

Bon scott 's voice was the image of acdc ,it was the magnet that drew atention

Ive played in bands for over 45 years. Every word he sings is ABSOLUTELY the truth

🔥 You KNEW it was coming and STILL the look on your face when the bagpipes hit! 🔥

AC/DC had an interesting inception in the bars in Australia in the 70's... Malcolm Young (rhythm guitar) asked his younger brother Angus Young (lead guitar) to join his band in 1973; Angus thought, "Well, why not?" The name came courtesy of their sister Margaret's sowing machine which had 'AC/DC' on the label and sounded electric 🌩 They don't like to talk about their string of early members who kept them in business between 1973 to 1975 but they had a singer - Dave Evans... Angus Young had tried various onstage personas and finally settled on wearing a school uniform in shorts - he was so short that he looked like a kid long into adulthood... Their older brother George Young (who was a guitarist in the 60's band The Easybeats) and Harry Vanda (his bandmate in The Easybeats) were working for Australian music label J. Albert & Son as producers and George was impressed w/ his kid brothers' new band AC/DC... They decided to record AC/DC's first single in 1974: "Can I sit next to you girl?" The earliest footage of AC/DC (which is on YT) was performing "Can I sit next to you girl?"... on Australian TV in '74 w/ Dave Evans on vocals... Malcolm Young admitted they didn't like Dave Evans' glam style. Despite having no money, AC/DC was on a small Aussie tour in '74 when they met Bon Scott... He was their driver hired to take the band from hotel to gig and back. He was a Scottish immigrant like Angus & Malcolm Young and the brothers liked him immediately. Bon Scott was also years older than the Young brothers... He had been in a singer in a pop group The Valentines in the 60's... then, fronted a blues rock band Fraternity in the early 70's (he could also play the drums and flute) before a motorbike accident in '72 sidelined him. By '74, he was married and working odd jobs for a living... He saw AC/DC play one night and was impressed, especially by Angus Young's stage antics... When AC/DC needed a drummer, Bon volunteered to play (he wasn't that good according to Malcolm Young) Then, singer Dave Evans quit the band just before an AC/DC gig in late '74 and Bon Scott offered to sing that night... According to Angus, Bon showed up guzzling a bottle of Bourbon w/ lines of drugs before going onstage but was great on vocals that night. George Young was shocked when AC/DC turned up soon after in the studio and introduced their new singer Bon Scott, who was older... missing teeth from brawling ... and covered in tattoos - he was quite the character 😂However, Bon could sing and took AC/DC in a much more aggressive direction that Dave Evans could have... Without a drummer and bassist, AC/DC recorded their first full album 'High voltage' (George Young played bass in the studio and Tony Currenti played drums) ... It was released in early 1975. Relocating from Sydney to Melbourne on the advice of manager Michael Browning, AC/DC hired Phil Rudd (drums)... then, Mark Evans (bass) and AC/DC appeared on Australian TV again performing an American blues cover "Baby, please don't go"... Bon Scott shocked audiences appearing like a schoolgirl w/ a wig, smoking on camera... spreading his legs... and waving a rubber mallet while singing 😂 AC/DC was a hit in Australia. With a solid line-up, AC/DC recorded the album 'T.N.T.' in '75 and it went to #2 on the Australian charts... Bon Scott offered to play bagpipes on "It's a long way to the top..." to pay homage to his Scottish heritage (Bon had never played the bagpipes before but he killed it in the studio) The band filmed the music video on the streets of Melbourne in 1975. In 1976, AC/DC received offers to fly to the UK and sign an international record contract that would see AC/DC albums released outside of Australia... They had finished a 3rd album 'Dirty deeds done dirt cheap' and opted to sign w/ Atlantic Records in the UK (and America); the label decided to compile songs from their first 2 Aussie albums and release it as their international debut album 'High voltage'... marketing AC/DC initially as a punk rock band as they did their first UK tour (Called "Lock up your daughters tour" 😂) However, record sales were poor initially and AC/DC saw Aussie shows under-selling by '76... So, they decided to relocate to London, England in 1977 after recording a 4th album 'Let there be rock'... Released that year, it finally gave AC/DC a decently-selling record as Cliff Williams (bass) replaced Mark Evans and AC/DC would tour N. America for the first time in '77... Record sales in Europe grew in 1978 w/ the 'Powerage' album and it even sold a quarter million copies in the USA w/ zero radio airplay. In 1979, 'Highway to Hell' was the record that took AC/DC to commercial success, selling gold across Europe and N. America. Tragically, Bon Scott was found dead in a friend's car in early 1980 after he had passed out following a night of heavy drinking... The tragedy nearly ended AC/DC but Bon's parents told Angus and Malcolm Young to keep the band going. Brian Johnson (vocals) was hired in 1980 and did the 'Back in Black' album, which was dedicated to Bon Scott... That record broke AC/DC into mega-success in the 80's... By strange coincidence, Bon Scott had actually met Brian Johnson when Bon's band Fraternity toured the UK and opened for Brian Johnson's band Geordie in the early 70's... and Bon Scott had actually been impressed after seeing Brian Johnson perform one night and had apparently told Angus and Malcolm Young about him. Brian Johnson also recalled meeting Bon Scott - he recognized him years later in 1977 when AC/DC appeared on British television and he'd become a fan of AC/DC.

The urban legend is that Bon Scott passed out and choked on his own vomit but this is categorically untrue. When they hit it big with Back in Black, they had a big celebration and were out partying. Bon decided he was too drunk to drive and went to sleep in the back seat of his car. He passed out and the temperature went below freezing and he succumbed to hyperthermia. Sad irony, to die because you *didn't* wwnt to drive while intoxicated. "One night stands" is when a band plays one night engagements while slogging back and forth on tour.

Bon Scott. Legends Never Die. Hail from Oz

This was filmed in my City, Melbourne Australia, the band asked a favour from a friend who worked at the ABC TV studios to get some cameras, luckily they used the expensive ones which weren't meant to be used outside..Tv Executives never found out, they quickly filmed their new song from the back of a truck as they cruised up Swanston Street with the old Green and Yellow trams rolling past and the Shrine of Rememberance in the Background, You can also see the Melbourne Town Hall where the famous Image of The Beatles waving to the Crowds down below was captured. This song Honours Melbourne as it was the first Rock n Roll city spawning many amazing acts.

Bon Scott was pure energy and personality. He was TNT, dynamite! I wish like hell I could've seen him before he passed but sadly I wasn't even born yet. Brian is great and I have no problems with him at all but Bon Scott was Rock and Roll! RIP

Bon Scott and his brothers were born in Glasgow in Scotland but were raised in Australia, that's probably why they included it in that song. ACDC is my all time favourite band.

I'm from Perth, Western Australia, where Bon Scott is from and is buried. He's an icon and has a number of landmarks and statues around. He has Scottish heritage hence the bagpipes. We have an annual(?) AC/DC parade down a highway (Canning Hwy) that the song Highway to Hell was reportedly written about. Bands get on the back of trucks and play music along the highway as seen in this video. Always a great day. This particular video was shot in Melbourne, on the other side of Oz which had an unbelievable pub music scene over this era..

… Ridin' down the highway Goin' to a show Stop in all the byways Playin' rock 'n' roll Gettin' robbed Gettin' stoned Gettin' beat up Broken-boned Gettin' had Gettin' took I tell you, folks It's harder than it looks … It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll … If you think it's easy doin' one night stands Try playin' in a rock roll band It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll … Hotel, motel Make you wanna cry Ladies do the hard sell Know the reason why Gettin' old Gettin' grey Gettin' ripped off Underpaid Gettin' sold Second hand That's how it goes Playin' in a band … It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll … If you wanna be a star of stage and screen Look out, it's rough and mean … It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll … It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll … Well it's a long way Well it's a long way, you should've told me It's a long way Such a long way

Bon Scott died from sleeping in a car after a night of drinking in feb 1980 .. The back In Black album was current lead singer Brian Johnson's first album with the band and was called back In Black as a tribute to Bon

Not getting head, it's getting had. … Ridin' down the highway Goin' to a show Stop in all the byways Playin' rock 'n' roll Gettin' robbed Gettin' stoned Gettin' beat up Broken-boned Gettin' had Gettin' took I tell you, folks It's harder than it looks

The enthusiasm of a lil kid!!! He's so excited!!😂😂😂

You know you're one of the greatest Bands of all time when you can jam with the bag pipes.

Oh my days. Let There Be Rock Live from Glasgow. You have to watch it.

I grew up listening to AC/DC. My stepfather was friends with their family, and was their mums plumber in Burwood, Western Sydney. When Bonn died, I wore black to school for a week - and I was in primary school! This was filmed in Swanston Street Melbourne, for Countdown. The bagpipes are played by the Police Marching Band. My favourite album with Bonn singing is definitely "Dirty Deeds. Done Dirt Cheap". But T.N.T is also really great! Rest in Peace Bonn Scott, Malcolm Young and also George Young. May you all Rock In Peace!! 🤘🏼🖤🇭🇲

This is AC/DC at its purest and best. We used to sing ‘its a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll’

The lyrics that always touched me in this song were when he said: “Getting ripped off, underpaid!” Other than getting dumped, I can’t think of a worse feeling for a struggling musician that finally wins a crowd over, than having an unscrupulous club owner magically forget a verbal payment agreement. You left the crowd screaming for more, the club sold a ton of drinks, but then you get shorted and lied to. Every musician who tries to rise above goes through this. This song is truth. Even if it’s pushing 50 years old. My hats off sirs.

Much love from Perth Western Australia the hometown of Bon Scott RIP...his resting place is down at Fremantle cemetery...BON SCITT RIP wrote most of their original music like Highway to Hell based on a Highway here in Perth called Canning Hwy where Bon used to play live music at The Raffles Hotel and he wrote Highway to Hell based upon Canning Hwy from Raffles Hotel all the way to Fremantle where Canning Hwy ends... and annually the Highway gete closed down during Bon Scott RIP birthday weekend and AC/DC tribute bands come from all over the world to play on the back of trucks and get to play all their tribute songs all the to Fremantle.... much love from Perth Western Australia....ACCA DACCA being kicking ass since the 70s and here in Australia they've been HUGE SINCE THE 70s.... hence the honour of shutting down the mainstreet of Melbourne VIC...❤❤

RIP Bon Scott.. I’m 40 and never saw Bon just missed him but boy as an Aussie icon he’ll never EVER be forgotten! Popping down my Melbourne streets playing bagpipes.. BON SCOTT IS AC/DC!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Another Aussie here, I saw ACDC in Melbourne's Hard Rock cafe in 1975, this was their brand new song back then. AWESOME. This footage was taken in Melbournes Swanston St in 1975.

I'll take credit for his one...lol. No one ever recommends this video for reaction, but I did about two weeks ago, and I KNEW you'd love the little secret in this song. Like nothing you've ever heard before, it's AWESOME!!! AND IT WORKS!!!

I'm 61 and I still think ACDC is the best Bon Scott was really good

You heard right… Bon Scott died back in the 1980, he was only 33yrs old. He was a huge drinker, no one was there to help him, cause he was on a Bender. This song is Legendary here in Australia We didn’t know how AC/DC would survive after the loss, but Angus decided they had to.

Melbourne, Australia...we have some fantastic musos here....

My sister dated one of Australia's most successful singers in the '70s. Through her I got to know several amazing Aussie bands members - these guys being some of them. I met the guys just before Bon took over from Dave so knew both Bon and Dave, Bon blew Dave Evans out of the water. I treasure those memories, wish Bon wad still here, he was very kind to his mates girlfriends irritating little sister.

The look on your face during the bagpipes is priceless! 😂😂 No one does guitars and bagpipes better than AC/DC!!!

Filmed on Swanston Street in my home city of Melbourne. It was great to be a teenager in Melbourne in the 1970’s. Or just Australian in general. Still miss Bon, he was the best! ♥️ ps. Pro Tip aka ‘It’s A Long Way To The Shop If You Want A Sausage Roll’. And now you have to react to T-Rex. Marc Bolan. Any song.

I'm an Aussie, mid 60s and Bon Scott WAS AC/DC. So much music to explore mate, before Back in Black. Sadly Bon passed away in 1980.

"1 of these days I"m gunna ... change my evil ways ... ride on ..." RIP Bon, we have never forgotten you

Bon had told Angus that if anything ever happened to him he wanted them to get Brian J. to replace him.

The most iconic Aussie music clip ever. Bon couldn't actually play the pipes, but it was his idea.

Melbourne, Australia. He was a true Legend

Absolutely one of the best rock and roll songs, ever.

Bon Scott actually learned to play the bagpipes just for this song.

I can't believe Bon Scott's unique voice and front man ability. Truely amazing. Too bad we lost him so early as he was really killing it! Also glad for his predecessor Dave and then Brian and of course all the other members that make AC DC great!

I love your reactions, and I think it's great that you are trying to learn this music. The battle of f guitar and bagpipe is freaking awesome lol. Absolutely Love this song... because of the bagpipes rocking!!