To think now, i can only hope that Bon was sitting in a pub upstairs and in walks Malcolm...and Bon walks over to him and says... been waitin for you mate.
Miss you Bon. I knew Him from our Days in Adelaide, Australia. He was one of a kind. He was a real Gentleman to all our mates mothers. I still miss you Ronald RIP
The fact that they went on, at the request of Bon's mother, and became one of the greatest rock bands of all time is the best tribute they could have given Scott.
They already were one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Don't want to blame Brian Johnson and I am not sure if Bon wouldn't just have lost the nerve and voice, but it was a 70's band in all aspects and thats when they were best!
After Bons death the band gave 10% of all there record sales to his mother until she was reunited with Bon....That's loyalty and respect in highest of high....When your a true musician like me and ACDC you have no choice but to carry on playing. When it's in your DNA you can't stop......Only the other side of life can stop it. But I always wondered how Back in Black would have sounded with Bon singing all the songs on it. Cause Angus and Malcolm had the chords and songs mostly done for back in black already down on paper.....
I heard something like that in one video.. They truly deserve their global fame see diddy when biggie died giving some help like money to biggie mom is out of question.. How dirty he was when his artist died and he take all the credits to take
they played a gig together and had a beer after the gig Bonn told the group that he had seen the best singer in england but it was Mutt Lange who encouraged the band to give Brian an audition...
@@adanacman666 No they never played a gig together! Bon just happened to see Geordie play and was so impressed he wanted to have a beer with Brian. Too many myths floating around. Brian talks about his meeting Bon here... ua-cam.com/video/vlS5jamJrd8/v-deo.html The common story doing the internet traps is "Bon told the band that if something happened to him he wanted Brian to replace him." What a ludicrous lie. Who says that? What the boys said is that Bon thought he was invincible...not some guy forseeing his death thinking of replacements. Anyway, what Malcom does mention in an interview is is that he mentioned this great guy performing and they should go watch the band. They never got to. The first day they met him was the day of his audition.
Their will never be another Bon Scott but Brian Johnson's vocal performance on the Back in Black album may be the best of all time on any rock and roll record.
So with you on this!. I'm a metal player who learned everything I could early from them. You can move on musically all you want...but you will never, ever sound that cool! It's still timelessly that badass, the whole album! The perfect rock album!
Angus make's a point when he says One day someone's there and it's hard to believe the next day they're not. I thought of that way too after the death of Malcolm. Rock In Peace Malcolm
First time I heard Back In Black was in a nightclub on Long Island 1980. The DJ put it on at volume 10 and I was mesmerized. I couldn't believe how great it sounded. The whole club was rockin
1980 was a brutal year for big time rock stars....starting with Bon Scott 2/19/1980, then John Bonham, 09/25/1980 and ending with John Lennon, 12/08/1980...
I first picked up a guitar in 1968.... All my life all I wanted to be was a professional musician. As in many cases mine turned out to be another direction. I became a nurse in 2004... The reason I mention this in the comment section is the incredible professional demeanor and honesty of the members in this band... In all these years as a nurse I've never once encountered this kind of professionalism in my peers, and mid to upper-level providers. The one thing you can say about musicians who truly love their craft, understand that music is about the sum of all parts... Brought together. It's just a damn shame that Health Care can't replicate what this band has done.
night prowler was a favorite song of mine, couldn't play it without cranking it, it's the greatest song that no one knows because of some stupid serial killer.
Growing up in a country music home I remember as a teenager going out to the car and listening to the radio because mom would not let me even turn the country music up like teenagers like it. I was listening to country but thought I would just check out this station the kids were talking about at school. "Back in Black" was playing and I was a fan from that moment on.
I am blessed to say I’ve seen the band four times in my hometown Sydney. Angus’s energy and talent was worth every cent paid and I couldn’t take my eyes off him.
My dad was a big AC/DC fan, he first saw them at his university O-week in Melbourne. I grew up listening to this band and when I was 12 my dad took me to see them live for the first and only time, it was his 23rd time. It was in a packed stadium in Melbourne, Wolfmother were opening. As we were walking back to the train he asked me: what was the best song you saw tonight? I said 'Wolfmother - Joker and the Thief' I still haven't recovered from that beating to this very day.
They had the music and Bon was going to write the lyrics. They really hauled ass on the new album, with a new singer, and it was fookin brilliant. Bon's mum, wanting them to go on.... amazing lady!
They were not back on the scene at all. They had 2 months of mourning then began plans at the very end of April to start recording Back in Black which was released on the 25th of July. Why make a joke of them???
I remember seeing them in Fayetteville, NC way back. Great times. Only concert that left my ears ringing for weeks. Oh wait, Robin Trower at the Flaming Mug, just as loud.
TNT was the first tape I brought, I remember playing it at the river and she's got the jack came on. Dad come a running saying turn it off you can't play that here son. Lol I didn't know what the jack ment at that age. Poor dad
RIP Bon Scott! AC/DC could of easily found a Bon Scott clone, but they did the right thing and found somebody who had a original voice with BJ & they became bigger than ever with Back in Black.
The people who write negative stories are just the few haters, kicking someone when their down, the real fans stuck by them, a never heard my friends say one bad thing against Bon, it was just so sad, they were shooting stars. RIP Bon 🙏
The only thing I disagree on is that they didn't do a search for the lead singer. Bon Scott and another guy were out one night, saw Brian perform and Bon said "If I die, get him to replace me"..... I remember that from an interview MTV did with Malcom years ago....
Scott came back through Johnson God's Plan........like how do you replace a legendary member in the making is crazy and unheard of ... Johnson was a perfect fit for ACDC......wow...
Bon Scott was a great singer and frontman, but Brian Johnson took them to the next level. Stop with the Brian Johnson hate. Johnson was a perfect fit and made the most of it for himself and AC/DC.
3 sad things that I feel so bad for the boys. 1 Bon's death ofcourse. 2 The anguish Brian felt replacing Bon and to this day must read idiots squabbling over who was /is the better singer. 3 The fact that the media connected them to a freakish murderer because an ACDC hat was found. What a horrific and humiliating thing to endure!
Even though the Bon Scott era was balls out and about as good as it gets, Back in Black was a massive turning point and I'm sure it was Bon's death that really injected the vibe into that album and made it one of the all time great rock recordings.
Just seen that for the first time Great to SEE Nice one at the End.With Bon Scotts Grave Malcolm is Right A.C.D.C. Are timeless So thanks Guys For ALL The yrs of Music
This might be a little unpopular, but I've always loved the idea of Alan Fryer taking over from Bon. Rumor has it that he was actually hired in Australia when Angus hired Brian in Britain. I can't imagine the guy's disappointment when they came to him saying, "sorry, we hired someone else." No one can argue with Brian's success, but Fryer was a perfect Bon-style singer. When Alan died two years ago (or so), the main thing mentioned in his obituary was that he "almost" was the singer for AC/DC after Bon Scott. RIP to them all, Malcom, Alan and Bon.
The boys specifically said they did NOT want a Bon sounding replacement! That is exactly why they said no to some artists who auditioned or were mentioned.
It is amazing that they survived the death of their frontman and close friend. Touring bandmates become incredibly close. My son's band did not survive.
Don't bother looking for part 4 of this interesting documentary. Obviously due to a copyright claim of Sony, it had to be removed as probably a lot more content in the future will be. Thanks to Sony for spitting on the coffin of one of the greatest rock bands in the history of mankind. And special thanks to our representatives in the EU parlament, who deliberately voted against our best interest. What goes around, comes around. CU at the elections.
There will never be another voice like Bonn Scott’s, I wouldn’t even listen to Brian as front man for 10 years after Bonn died. I eventually came around but it was difficult as I was a fan from the very beginning, listening to bootleg tapes here in the U.S.
Gotta love Bon,God rest his soul,but Brian’s voice and stage image is one of the reasons AC/DC became worldwide popular and one of the best groups ever.
I Disagree. Bon created the platform. Without him they wouldn’t have made it that big. Brian is a big part in the success but Bon got them there. Malcolm and Bon are the reason for the success.
I disagree. Black in Black was in the works to be made. The boys already had most of the music. The lyrics would have been different, and the album cover, but had Bon lived it would have been another ACDC sensation. Many like myself mourning Bons death raced to immediately buy it because we just wanted to hear our beloved band again so sad, yet happy they were still powering. Brian did them justice and deserves every respect for taking on such a huge gap to fill. I hate it when people compare the two singers. Real AccaDacca fans don't pitch them against each other.
touching to hear bon's band mate being concerned for bon's parents .then they cut to the stupid rock historian who knows fuck all nothing about alcoholism much lees the pain his parents will carry till the end
That version of Amazing Grace early on in this vid is beautiful. Don't suppose anyone knows if it's available somewhere? I know it's most likely a library track
Ronald Belford Scott Mitchell (Forfar, Angus, Escocia, 09 de julio de 1946 - Londres, 19 de febrero de 1980), conocido como Bon Scott, fue un músico, cantante y compositor británico-australiano. Scott es célebre por haber sido el segundo vocalista de la banda de hard rock AC/DC desde 1974 hasta su muerte en el año 1980, sustituyendo a Dave Evans, quien solo participó en dos sencillos de la banda, por lo que muchos consideran a Bon como el cantante original, ya que fue él quien participó en la primera discografía de AC/DC. Después de su muerte, los miembros de la banda eligieron a Brian Johnson para que reemplazara a Bon. Fue introducido en el Salón de la Fama del rock and roll junto a los miembros actuales de AC/DC en el año 2003. 78 AÑOS 33 AÑOS 45 AÑOS 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
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To think now, i can only hope that Bon was sitting in a pub upstairs and in walks Malcolm...and Bon walks over to him and says... been waitin for you mate.
Bon Scotts voice was one of those voices that comes along once in a generation.I still think he had one of the best Rock n Roll voices ever.
the way way they plugged in Brian Johnson is just mind blowing!!!!!
Miss you Bon. I knew Him from our Days in Adelaide, Australia. He was one of a kind. He was a real Gentleman to all our mates mothers. I still miss you Ronald RIP
The fact that they went on, at the request of Bon's mother, and became one of the greatest rock bands of all time is the best tribute they could have given Scott.
They already were one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Don't want to blame Brian Johnson and I am not sure if Bon wouldn't just have lost the nerve and voice, but it was a 70's band in all aspects and thats when they were best!
What can we say other than LET THERE BE ROCK!!!!
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Also, where I live Scott towels and bathroom tissue is still a huge-seller.
@Louis Jade no no no Bon was beautiful and very sexy while Brian Johnson just looks like a little old man running around
After Bons death the band gave 10% of all there record sales to his mother until she was reunited with Bon....That's loyalty and respect in highest of high....When your a true musician like me and ACDC you have no choice but to carry on playing. When it's in your DNA you can't stop......Only the other side of life can stop it. But I always wondered how Back in Black would have sounded with Bon singing all the songs on it. Cause Angus and Malcolm had the chords and songs mostly done for back in black already down on paper.....
I heard something like that in one video.. They truly deserve their global fame see diddy when biggie died giving some help like money to biggie mom is out of question.. How dirty he was when his artist died and he take all the credits to take
Back in Black: Simply the greatest rock album of all time.
I don’t think Cliff gets enough recognition.All of them are Rock Gods😍😍
Yes they are. He certainly got recognition from the women though.
@@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712 im sure phil did too before the gear
@@llildrzpyllil5835 Yes!
I totally agree. Cliff is awesome but quiet. He deserves more recognition
Phil us also brilliant. They all are masters if their game
bon actually found Brian, he'd seen Brian at a club
they played a gig together and had a beer after the gig Bonn told the group that he had seen the best singer in england but it was Mutt Lange who encouraged the band to give Brian an audition...
@@adanacman666 No they never played a gig together! Bon just happened to see Geordie play and was so impressed he wanted to have a beer with Brian. Too many myths floating around. Brian talks about his meeting Bon here...
ua-cam.com/video/vlS5jamJrd8/v-deo.html
The common story doing the internet traps is "Bon told the band that if something happened to him he wanted Brian to replace him." What a ludicrous lie. Who says that? What the boys said is that Bon thought he was invincible...not some guy forseeing his death thinking of replacements. Anyway, what Malcom does mention in an interview is is that he mentioned this great guy performing and they should go watch the band. They never got to. The first day they met him was the day of his audition.
Rest in Peace Bon & Malcom, two of the greatest musicians of my time
Their will never be another Bon Scott but Brian Johnson's vocal performance on the Back in Black album may be the best of all time on any rock and roll record.
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You can say that again....their will never be another Bon scott.....
We will always miss you Bon
So with you on this!. I'm a metal player who learned everything I could early from them. You can move on musically all you want...but you will never, ever sound that cool! It's still timelessly that badass, the whole album! The perfect rock album!
I’m 52,, still love them,,,I drive my kids crazy!
I'm 70 and still play them.
Im 20,and *STILL* play them 😂
@@heimdallwg2112 I'm 13, and STILL play them😂
@@azoic669 you're 13 and you STILL play them since '86? 😂
@@heimdallwg2112 same and i annoy my mom with highway to hell
RIP Malcolm.♡
I found out just recently Malcolm died a few years ago
He died in 2017
It's crazy thinking Bon has been dead much longer than he lived. He does still live in his music.
Angus make's a point when he says One day someone's there and it's hard to believe the next day they're not. I thought of that way too after the death of Malcolm. Rock In Peace Malcolm
3 generations of my family love and listen to ACDC. To see Angus play is the only thing on my bucket list 🤘🏼💓
I love these guys... both singers are/were great.. .. each has his own greatness
First time I heard Back In Black was in a nightclub on Long Island 1980. The DJ put it on at volume 10 and I was mesmerized. I couldn't believe how great it sounded. The whole club was rockin
1980 was a brutal year for big time rock stars....starting with Bon Scott 2/19/1980, then John Bonham, 09/25/1980 and ending with John Lennon, 12/08/1980...
I know! We write the dates differently down here but 1980 was a tragic year for me especially.
First AC/DC album I bought was Back N Black. Life long fan. Rest in peace Bon. You are still loved !!
How prophetic to see and hear Mal now in this. Good job to those who put it together.
Back in Black was one of the greatest albums of all time.
very sad.
Bon, i miss your singing.
2:15 brought a chill to my body the split second I heard it for the first time, and it still does so today.
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It had to of been a real-blood draining/gut drenching experience to bear such news for anyone.
I first picked up a guitar in 1968.... All my life all I wanted to be was a professional musician. As in many cases mine turned out to be another direction. I became a nurse in 2004... The reason I mention this in the comment section is the incredible professional demeanor and honesty of the members in this band... In all these years as a nurse I've never once encountered this kind of professionalism in my peers, and mid to upper-level providers. The one thing you can say about musicians who truly love their craft, understand that music is about the sum of all parts... Brought together. It's just a damn shame that Health Care can't replicate what this band has done.
My favorite Malcolm Young quote will always be "If we could still play in clubs and travel the world, hey! What a life!"
night prowler was a favorite song of mine, couldn't play it without cranking it, it's the greatest song that no one knows because of some stupid serial killer.
Growing up in a country music home I remember as a teenager going out to the car and listening to the radio because mom would not let me even turn the country music up like teenagers like it. I was listening to country but thought I would just check out this station the kids were talking about at school. "Back in Black" was playing and I was a fan from that moment on.
back in black best album of all time
I am blessed to say I’ve seen the band four times in my hometown Sydney. Angus’s energy and talent was worth every cent paid and I couldn’t take my eyes off him.
This was MY band as I grew up. AC/DC forever.
My dad was a big AC/DC fan, he first saw them at his university O-week in Melbourne. I grew up listening to this band and when I was 12 my dad took me to see them live for the first and only time, it was his 23rd time. It was in a packed stadium in Melbourne, Wolfmother were opening.
As we were walking back to the train he asked me: what was the best song you saw tonight?
I said 'Wolfmother - Joker and the Thief'
I still haven't recovered from that beating to this very day.
If you were my son, I'd have put you up for adoption🤣
No one can replace bon scott. He is still and always be the greatest lead singer of acdc
Ronald Belford Scott
RIP Bon.
Damn, they went back on the scene with a new singer barely one month after Scott's death, talk about Keep On Rockin'!
Yep ; They didn't waste any time!😜😂
They had the music and Bon was going to write the lyrics. They really hauled ass on the new album, with a new singer, and it was fookin brilliant. Bon's mum, wanting them to go on.... amazing lady!
Sometimes that's how people cope with tragic loss. They put their energies into focussing on a project which honoured his legacy.
They were not back on the scene at all. They had 2 months of mourning then began plans at the very end of April to start recording Back in Black which was released on the 25th of July. Why make a joke of them???
RIP Bon
Amazing, just imagine the entire back in black album with Bon Scott on vocals
I remember seeing them in Fayetteville, NC way back. Great times. Only concert that left my ears ringing for weeks.
Oh wait, Robin Trower at the Flaming Mug, just as loud.
I remember seeing Trower 2 shows in S.F. my ears were ringing for 3 days. Well worth it great shows.
TNT was the first tape I brought, I remember playing it at the river and she's got the jack came on. Dad come a running saying turn it off you can't play that here son. Lol I didn't know what the jack ment at that age. Poor dad
Bon died 17 years before I was born but honest to God every time I hear those bells I start to cry.
Back in Black is still my favorite album!
RIP Bon Scott! AC/DC could of easily found a Bon Scott clone, but they did the right thing and found somebody who had a original voice with BJ & they became bigger than ever with Back in Black.
BON HAS LAID TO REST BUT AC/DC IS STILL THE BEST!!!
Love ACDC!
Still amazed after 4 decades
The people who write negative stories are just the few haters, kicking someone when their down, the real fans stuck by them, a never heard my friends say one bad thing against Bon, it was just so sad, they were shooting stars. RIP Bon 🙏
The only thing I disagree on is that they didn't do a search for the lead singer. Bon Scott and another guy were out one night, saw Brian perform and Bon said "If I die, get him to replace me"..... I remember that from an interview MTV did with Malcom years ago....
Never really been into acdc much but gee they're good. They're really down to earth guys too. No bullshit or big heads.
Love dirty deeds and some of their older stuff, but the Back in Black album was the pinnacle of their success.
Scott came back through Johnson God's Plan........like how do you replace a legendary member in the making is crazy and unheard of ... Johnson was a perfect fit for ACDC......wow...
Bon Scott was a great singer and frontman, but Brian Johnson took them to the next level. Stop with the Brian Johnson hate. Johnson was a perfect fit and made the most of it for himself and AC/DC.
I am certainly grateful they kept on! I LOVE them. Either lead singer. You guys rock n rule!
Please make an AC/DC feature film like they did queen. Call it, For Those About to Rock.
Such nice fellas....such dangerous music...brilliant combo
3 sad things that I feel so bad for the boys.
1 Bon's death ofcourse.
2 The anguish Brian felt replacing Bon and to this day must read idiots squabbling over who was /is the better singer.
3 The fact that the media connected them to a freakish murderer because an ACDC hat was found.
What a horrific and humiliating thing to endure!
Bon Scott Was A True Rocker 🌠🎤
Even though the Bon Scott era was balls out and about as good as it gets, Back in Black was a massive turning point and I'm sure it was Bon's death that really injected the vibe into that album and made it one of the all time great rock recordings.
9:20 US witch hunt time. They always do it.
Just seen that for the first time Great to SEE Nice one at the End.With Bon Scotts Grave Malcolm is Right A.C.D.C. Are timeless So thanks Guys For ALL The yrs of Music
Brian was the best thing that could ever happen to AC/DC.
Ac/dc= alternating current⚡️direct current that was the dual mode on their sisters sowing machine and man are they electric.🕊🏴👍🏻
I literally cried...😭😫 just wish i could bring him back.
This might be a little unpopular, but I've always loved the idea of Alan Fryer taking over from Bon. Rumor has it that he was actually hired in Australia when Angus hired Brian in Britain. I can't imagine the guy's disappointment when they came to him saying, "sorry, we hired someone else." No one can argue with Brian's success, but Fryer was a perfect Bon-style singer. When Alan died two years ago (or so), the main thing mentioned in his obituary was that he "almost" was the singer for AC/DC after Bon Scott. RIP to them all, Malcom, Alan and Bon.
The boys specifically said they did NOT want a Bon sounding replacement! That is exactly why they said no to some artists who auditioned or were mentioned.
Humble Legends....
Never will I ever forget you my friend. Rest in peace Bon.
You knew him?
All the good ones get got quick,best ones quickest.
Thunder Struck Is A Belter Of A Track💨😝🤸
It is amazing that they survived the death of their frontman and close friend. Touring bandmates become incredibly close. My son's band did not survive.
Don't bother looking for part 4 of this interesting documentary. Obviously due to a copyright claim of Sony, it had to be removed as probably a lot more content in the future will be. Thanks to Sony for spitting on the coffin of one of the greatest rock bands in the history of mankind. And special thanks to our representatives in the EU parlament, who deliberately voted against our best interest. What goes around, comes around. CU at the elections.
yeah, UA-cam sent me an email saying it was blocked because of copyrights.
There will never be another voice like Bonn Scott’s, I wouldn’t even listen to Brian as front man for 10 years after Bonn died. I eventually came around but it was difficult as I was a fan from the very beginning, listening to bootleg tapes here in the U.S.
are you kidding- this is the best band , in the world. period. u2- pls notice
GOD BLESS AND R.I.P. BON
Love this Cut!! 2:35
3:07 LMAO 😂😂😂
What lovely people...
What's funny is tipper gore when her husband was in the college and in the service he was a pothead
After the Concert...Devil Comes.
Did that guy say Bon lived the “sorta” rockin roll lifestyle???? Geez! That one word completely changes perspective for the sheep…
I love AC/DC
Bon Scott, John Bonham, Amy Winehouse -- alcohol kills, dammit!
Let's learn that lesson, finally, so their death wasn't in vain.
buy it anywhere , government's have always loved the excise ...
@@weehudyy No one can argue with that.
They still rock. they rock the music world. Tangelina.s
dang, young Brian looks like young Alex Van Halen
Gotta love Bon,God rest his soul,but Brian’s voice and stage image is one of the reasons AC/DC became worldwide popular and one of the best groups ever.
I Disagree. Bon created the platform. Without him they wouldn’t have made it that big. Brian is a big part in the success but Bon got them there. Malcolm and Bon are the reason for the success.
I disagree. Black in Black was in the works to be made. The boys already had most of the music. The lyrics would have been different, and the album cover, but had Bon lived it would have been another ACDC sensation. Many like myself mourning Bons death raced to immediately buy it because we just wanted to hear our beloved band again so sad, yet happy they were still powering. Brian did them justice and deserves every respect for taking on such a huge gap to fill. I hate it when people compare the two singers. Real AccaDacca fans don't pitch them against each other.
Those religious marasmatics always makes me laugh.
Eventhough he's a teetolter when he's on stage or in a music video Angus Young is a hilarious fake drunk 😂😂😂
They were deemed extreme.... wow guess they never heard Kiss or Osborne 😅😂😂😂😂
Bon's 1 in a billion
rock on!
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa shit bon had me rolling
Detective Carillo sounds and looks exactly like John Candy at 7:15.
touching to hear bon's band mate being concerned for bon's parents .then they cut to the stupid rock historian who knows fuck all nothing about alcoholism much lees the pain his parents will carry till the end
We all love bon but we wouldn’t have the music from Brian today
Went to a Back In Black concert back in the day. Im certain im hard of hearing today because of it.
I think brian had a better voice, but that's just me
Yeah, i'm more fond of Brian's voice too!👍
You guys are entitled to your wrong opinion ;)
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 1977 we are on the same side dio! I was sticking up for Bon!
Brian’s voice and stage image is one of the reasons AC/DC became worldwide popular and one of the best groups.
That version of Amazing Grace early on in this vid is beautiful. Don't suppose anyone knows if it's available somewhere? I know it's most likely a library track
Ronald Belford Scott Mitchell (Forfar, Angus, Escocia, 09 de julio de 1946 - Londres, 19 de febrero de 1980), conocido como Bon Scott, fue un músico, cantante y compositor británico-australiano. Scott es célebre por haber sido el segundo vocalista de la banda de hard rock AC/DC desde 1974 hasta su muerte en el año 1980, sustituyendo a Dave Evans, quien solo participó en dos sencillos de la banda, por lo que muchos consideran a Bon como el cantante original, ya que fue él quien participó en la primera discografía de AC/DC. Después de su muerte, los miembros de la banda eligieron a Brian Johnson para que reemplazara a Bon. Fue introducido en el Salón de la Fama del rock and roll junto a los miembros actuales de AC/DC en el año 2003.
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I can't believe this happened
Rip bon
Pink floyd. Led zeppelin. AC/DC. That's it
SuperMerchus & Sabbath
SuperMerchus kiss, Boston, foreigner, dire straits, poison, journey, kansas
Black Sabbath is great but the only band missing from that list is The Who
@@scorpioscythe4577 dont for get queen
Why the fuck all rock / rock `n roll music has got to be a devil's music or smth, fuck society. p/s R.I.P Bon
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i don't know whats worse Freddie mercury's death or bon's
Same here bro