Keep on rockin forever man!!

They say less is more. Which is BS. More is more. And a lot of times more is way to fkin much. 10 course fine dining is okay. But most times all you need is a steak, potato, and a beer. If we're feeling fancy maybe throw a couple of shrimp on the plate. That's really the essence of Rock n Roll.

Well said

But sometimes more is bigger, that wall of sound thing they did in Metallica for instance when they overlaid James' guitars over and over again is a big part of what makes them sound big

@@jakeclarkson2178 I don't see how that's relevant to the original comment

@@FrancescaDiTomasi Agreed

It's a business, not a band. What do you know about average Joe? The thing is, no one except Angus and Mal are contributing to the creative process, they're hired guns. It's Young & Co.

@@chriss2452 Sure glad your here to clear that all up for us? Thanx for the inside scoop on the Young brothers. Nobody knows the story of them except you, apparently. The point I was trying to make wasn't specifically about AC/DC, but the creation process of songs and that style of rock n roll. Drums and bass are the foundation you build upon, period.

No dispute here, 100000% agree

AC/DC are amazing, but I wouldn't say they are the greatest, I'd put Zeppelin first

As long as it's not $cience, we're happy

Hahaha good one

I found that also hilarious 😂😂

Haha come on Doug! Gotta get shorter cables lol

Glad there are some outtakes from the VH1 session to get a feel for how they worked.

@@zacharyredding3860 if ya like that the behind the scenes stuff...u might have seen it all ready...on KZfaq......its basically called ...Angus set up ...its his roadie...and he shows his guitars and amps and goes over the basics of his set up...interesting..as I play guitar ...I won't tell ya what I learnt about Angus in it...il let ya find out...but I'll tell you this...they have to silicone all the creases on the guitars cos his sweat runs in to it and makes the wires go rusty...only Angus can do that...Angus Is a true one off....in a interview he was asked how his neck and knees are from all the headbanging and rolling on the floor ...and he said...no I'm OK in that department...but by the end of the tour I'd be missing my toe nails.....so I had the big ones removed... that some dedication in my eyes ....all the best take care

@@Stewartchampion - Rig Rundown! That tech guy was like a kid in a candy store.

@@zacharyredding3860 rig rundown that's it mate ....prob bit boring for people that don't play etc....tho I think it's a great show...but that was my fav....and I found out that alot of the grunt in Angus tone comes from the wireless system he uses ...no effects pedals just guitar n fingers and vintage amps that get blown constantly....loved it...I've seen acdc twice ...first time in 96 ball breaker tour ...I was 13 at the time ....and it blew my mind big time.... I'm a acdc nut to be honest mate .since the early 80s as a small child...my dad played them to me along with thin lizzy and hendrix and I was away ..I listen and love all sorts of music but ya can't beat acdc ...it works every time like it should...means a bit more than just music to me...more a way of life

@@Stewartchampion - you should track down the SoloDallas video about the wireless system- developed by a guy that totally geeked out on the proper sound.

Loads.

@@brookinghouseof9457 I know what you mean, but there are some young producers that are still down to earth

Mike's a legend, great dude

Wasn’t that low volume just when angus and malcolm together wanted to finetune some parts of the song?

@@richardjansen3317 I never heard that

@@oinkooink Well ofcourse is not as loud as in a stadium. You’re absolutely right. And (Malcolms) sound was never much overdriven. Rather on the edge of break up. But I think a 100W marshall is still loud at that point. Sorry for my poor English. I’m Dutch. Funny, Angus lives 35 km away from here in a town called Aalten. People over there who met him tell me he’s a very modest and friendly guy. Once he saw some young boys band rehearsal. He went away and came back and brought them an Old tape recorder.

@@richardjansen3317 Hey Richard, what are you referring to hear, is there a specific example?

Agreed, though I think sometimes it can work well when the recording is a bit distorted and it's recorded extra loud for that reason.

he takes 15 on tour, tube amps, they break down 2 mins before you need them

@@santanamauricio Yep that sucks....

Angus plays through 9 heads live and they take a shitload of them on the road with a full time amp tech rebuilding them constantly

Honestly the tech talk is kinda confusing to me, I just chalk it up to great musicians using the right gear

@Bad Boys Boogie That's what the story always has been; Mike makes it seem like it was a more gradual and collaborative process all around.

Get out of here with that non-sense. At best, there were a few song titles, rough ideas for a couple of songs in Bon's notebook that were used, the entire album lyrcially was not even close to being entirely written by Bon.

@@rocknrollresignation93 yeah because Brian wrote so many classic albums before bb and after.... Not 🤦‍♂️

@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 Jesse Fink, is that you? Because the song Back In Black which was written in tribute to Bon was written by Bon because he predicted his own death right? You realize how dumb your argument sounds? The lyrics to hells bells and shoot to thrill are nothing like Bon Scott would of wrote

Brian wrote on all albums up till the newer ones. Bon was almost irreplaceable, an Icon no doubt, but Brian did write lyrics for BB. Bon may have been included, but don’t you think Angus and Mal especiallly wouldn’t have given Bon his credit? I do. Too much love for Bon to not give credit where it was do. Bon had even played some drums to the new music….but Brian wrote lyrics for BB. Keep on rocking! ACDC has been such a consistent great band! Play it loud and proud!