FIRST TIME hearing AC/DC It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) | REACTION
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- Continuing with my AC/DC journey so let me know what I should listen and react to next? Juilliard trained Opera Singer and Vocal Coach Maggie Reneé reacts to AC/DC It's A Long Way to the Top IF You Wanna Rock ' n' Roll
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I think you would enjoy a Little daddy by Lynyrd Skynyrd … The Ballad of Curtis Lowe
You must, Must, MUST react to Dan Vasc (heavy metal singer) singing Amazing Grace, his rendition is profoundly gorgeous -almost even ethereal!
Focus Hocus Pocus, 1973!
Oh yes. My number song. You are going to love this. Oh those pipes.
@@spikebeans9563 Focus, yodels
"you can't have bagpipes in a rock song"
Bon Scott
"Hold my beer"
Old, but gold.
@@censorshipsucks9493 hold my scotch
Show ya
Classic AC/DC. This is their DNA. Bon Scott will forever be the man for me.
I was a young boy in town with my parents when this was filmed. Saw it with my own eyes. They did a few circuits down Swanston Street to get a few takes for the film. I remember it was very loud and actually a little frightening as a pre-teen young boy. On one of their laps, Bon actually shouted out to me something like "How you doin', young fella!". I was so shy that I hid behind my dad's legs! Good times.
What a wonderful anecdote. Love it!
Legend
Proud Aussie who loves people who discover Bon Scott. Some consider him one of the best Frontman there ever was.
The original studio version for "TNT" and "Dirty Deeds" need to happen asap
I definitely see it that way too
Jailbreak too
and Mr. Scott's Highway to Hell
I second this....or fifth this depending on the number of posts that beat me to seconding...
I was thinking of a boxed set of the original Australian releases.
Filmed in my hometown of Melbourne going down Swanston St towards the war memorial. I was about 14 and saw them so many times live with Bon. This is how I love them and I’ve never seen them without Bon, he will always be it for me!!
Weird how I can recognise an Australian city instantly from that time without knowing any Melbourne landmarks. It reminded me a lot of my earliest memories of Perth, just much bigger.
You really should give brian johnson a chance. He was the one bon scott wanted to carry the torch.
I was 13 at the time. I’m from Melbourne too and this video clip is a snapshot of the way it looked then. Looks nothing like it now unfortunately. Maggie Renee it would be great if you could react to “High Voltage” which came out around the same time.
I always have said with Bon they were a pub band sound and it was a different sound to after Brian became lead singer AC/DC will always be my favourite band listen to all the music they have done but saying that i will always favor Bon as the lead singer .
This was made without official permission. Bon's bagpipes were stolen at a gig later that year. Brian doesn't sing this song out of respect for Bon. One of the lanes off Swanston Street, where this was shot, is now named for the band.
Brian doesn't sing this song because he can't sing. He can scream but unlike Bon he can't sing. That's why some old Bon Scott era songs appeared in the set list with Axyl Rose. Brian is just not a good enough singer to cover a vast majority of Bon Scott era songs. Brian sure won the lottery when he was offered the job of coming in to record the vocals and then tour the new album. Anybody who thinks Brian came in and not only came up with lyrics & melody's to fit the Young brothers guitar riffs but also did it in only a few weeks is an idiot. And that's putting it mildly.
@@al4904 Well there’s always a cunt in every comment section, looks like you take the cake on this one. 😝
Who told you that Brian can’t sing?
Haven’t you heard him sing in the band Geordie?
He also sang in a commercial for Hoover vacuum as well.
He also sang in choir in school.
Brian changed his vocal approach because Robert “Mutt” Lang suggested that he should during the recording of BIB.
This is all well documented.
@@timothya.olmeda7299 Brian is a screamer not a singer. How do I know? My ears told me.
@@al4904
Never listened with your ears of a song called You Shook Me All Night Long?
Never heard Johnson rap and sing in a song called Back in Black?
Never heard a song where Brian sings a song called Rock and Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution?
Never heard Brian sing a song called Let Me Put My Love In To You?
Never listened with your ears when Brian sings it a song called For Those About To Rock?
Never opened your ears to Brian singing a song called Breaking The Rules?
In fact there are numerous songs on the album For Those About To Rock where Brian is singing the lyrics to each song.
As a matter of fact, I can continue and provide the evidence for Brian’s singing on every single album in which he is Ac/Dc’s lead singer.
The question is, why aren’t you aware of any of this?
Are your ears that deaf and inexperienced to the point of ignorance? Indeed anonymous avatar, indeed.
Brian is a singer who can manipulate his voice with a graveling bite in his voice on command. This is axiomatic to anyone who has payed close attention to his SINGING.
Open your ears 👂 and go back and listen carefully without your ignorance and hear for yourself already.
This is ac/dc best song ever. Never gets old. Just fun rock and roll song. The bagpipes makes this song immortal
All with Bon, "If you want blood", "Touch too much ", Night Prowler", and all the rest of them!
Yes, If you Want Blood
Bon was the best ✌️
And "Ride on" guys !!!
A touch to much is my favourite
And Walk All Over You too
They threw Bon some bagpipes and told him to get on with it, because he used to play in a pipe band. However - Bon played drums(!), so he started learning the pipes from scratch for this song. This was essentially a long jam session that got cut and pasted into a complete song in the edit. The unpredictability of the bagpipes as a rock instrument was cited as a reason they very rarely played it live.
No he didn't the story goes they needed something extra for this song and couldn't find the sound they wanted. Bon said well I play the bag pipes a little I could fill in. He said it as a joke. So they had him grab them and play and the record producer loved it. Pretty sure I heard that from the professor of Rock and a couple other places.
No. Bon lied about playing the bagpipes. He bought this set without the band knowing and paid $400, too much for the instrument in 1976. The pipes were stolen later in the year at a gig at a Melbourne high school.
I saw aclip where he played aflute with a band waaaay before he was with the Youngs.
@John funny, read the comments. I'm not the only one thar said he already knew how to play them. Maybe he had to buy a set because he didn't own a set. But the story has been told in several articles thar he knew how to play them since he was a kid
To really appreciate AC/DC, you really should start with the Bon Scott songs and work your way to Brian Johnston. Gives you a true progression of their sound.
This lady listens to the track and comments once or twice and make intelligent thoughts. That's what I like.
If you want to hear yet another vibe from AC/DC you should do the slow bluesy "Ride On" with Bon Scott. Its kind of unique among their songs and the one that Brian doesn't really have a fitting voice for. Seriously good and often forgotten.
💯
Yes, "Ride On" is a classic by any standard. It's one of their songs always played at friend get-togethers but it's probably a hardcore fan thing, and very few outside the fan circles know about it, I guess. My friends and I are primarily blues fans but we naturally love the genres spawned by the blues too, and "Ride On" is just that perfect blend of all the rootsy elements we love in music.
Yes, and those solos...
Ride One is one of my all time favorites
Yes. Bag pipes. Bon learned them as a kid. The only hard rock song I’ve heard with them. They kinda just made the song. Great reaction! and if you look close they’d got amps on the truck so they are really playing, just not hearing them live.
"Sabra Cadabra" Black Sabbath from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Tony Iommi plays bagpipes, noy heard as prominently as here though.👍👍
listen to Gary Moore's original video of "Over the Hills and Far Away"....it's not the Led Zeppelin song of the same title...also, the band Slade would use pipes occasionally.....plus, don't forget Troy Donockley of Nightwish using Uillean pipes, which are the Irish form of the bagpipe
Remember Bon Scott, and the Young brothers were born in Scotland. Bon in Forfar and brought up in Kirriemuir (where ther is a statue erected to their most famous son) and the Young brothers were originally from Glasgow.
I don’t think that’s necessarily true. Bon Scott did grow up playing in a pipe band, but the funny thing is is that he didn’t play the bagpipes. He played drums. Story goes that Bon just went out of the recording studio, went down the street to a music store, and bought a set of bagpipes.
I believe that Saxon has used bagpipes
Bon was the man, the live in Paris show with him is one of the greatest concerts ever captured on video. Both him and Angus were at their peak in this period.
Ah, The blues, rock and even funk, sprinkled with humor and self irony. We love Brian Johnson, many of us love Bon Scott even more.
I am so happy watching your reactions as you slowly discover the world of AC/DC. It is a big world and there is a lot of good in it.
Bonn Scott saw Brian Johnson perform at a small venue and told his band members: If you ever need to replace me - he's your man (Brian Johnson). 🥲
So bittersweet
The call and response between the bag pipes and guitar is awesome.
Everytime I watch AC/DC, I find myself footpumping and grinning ear to ear 😊
TNT and Dirty deeds done dirty cheap are great examples of Bon Scott's awesomeness. Studio versions!
Like JoJo.
I would love to see a new album, Disc 1, Scott - Disc 2 Jones. Singing the same songs
The official video of Let There Be Rock with Bon is another great one.
Hi Maggie, This was original singer Bon Scott on vocals and playing the bagpipes, it was released in 1975 and filmed in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 Bon Scott was born Ronald Belford Scott on the 9th July 1946 in Forfar, Scotland, he moved to Freemantle, Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 when he was young, started off in a group called The Valentines, then in 1970 formed his own band called The Fraternity, then in 1974 became lead singer with AC/DC and the rest is history!! 😀 😀
Bon sadly passed away on February 19th 1980 aged 33 after a night out with friends, got back to his friends house to sleep it off in the back seat of his friends car, he choked on his own vomit while sleeping, his friend found him dead in the car next morning 🙏🙏
RIP Bon Scott, 1946 - 1980 🙏 🙏
Dave Evens was first singer.
The official explanation was he choked on vomit. It was actually - it was actually someone else’s vomit…you know there’s no real… Well they can’t prove whose vomit it was…they don’t have the ability…there’s no way of… You can’t really dust for vomit…
Bon Scott was not the original singer
An early AC/DC classic…. One of their very best….. it’s a real shame that they don’t play this LIVE…. The would blow the roof off the stadium’s if they did.
I believe they shelved it live after Bon passed. Could be wrong, but it was a comment I read on the John Farnham cover
@@jeffwilson7100 You are correct. I believe it was Brian's call, out of respect for Bon Scott.
This was just a taste of the goodness that was to come from AC/DC. "Riff Raff", "If You Want Blood", "Dirty Deeds", and many more from the original lineup featuring Bon is worth a listen.
TBH my favourite song of Bon's would be jailbreak
oh yeah. Riff Raff
Bon Scott, Angus, and Malcolm were Scottish by birth though they grew up in Australia. Bagpipes are heritage to them. Also, they took their name and logo when Margaret Young, Angus and Malcolm's sister, saw the initials "AC/DC" on the AC adapter of a sewing machine
Jimmy Barnes from cold chisel was also Scottish, real name James Dixon Swan.
Touch Too Much with Bon Scott. His facial expressions and voice on the innuendo songs was legendary! The 1st 2 times I saw AC/DC live were with Bon Scott.
And me! 👊
Beatin around the bush!!
🇦🇺 “Jailbreak,” and “Who Made Who,” you’ll love ‘em.
Bon is an absolute legend. Very much loved and very much missed. ♥️ from 🇦🇺🐨🦘
your reactions to AC/DC are becoming legend
For me personally the best ACDC song and a perfect example how Malcolm is driving the song with his rhythm guitar style. When you listen carefully, you can hear how his alternating rhythm changes the vibe of the song (especially during the bagpipe solo and at the end). Genius.
Absolutly
Malcolm was one of the best Rythmn Guitarists in Rock. His playing was so consistant, along with the drums it would drive the song along.
I just turned 72, it's fun watching someone get into a rock band with your background. Makes me smile!
Maggie, I recently found your channel, I love your energy! Angus was only 21 here. Losing his hat was not an accident, he often throws it down very early in a video or on stage as a kind of "now I'm ready to rock!" statement. He also does a striptease during concerts where he ends up doing the last half of the concert in only his shorts and guitar. Also, now that you have seen the very early version of AC/DC, as well the more recent version, check out something from either their live performance at Donnington in 1990, or maybe the official video for Who Made Who from 1986. Your hair still has Angus beat. But not by much
TNT is a must
Maggie, look how young they were back then! This song is from their first album High Voltage in 1976. Sadly, Bon Scott died only 4 years later in 1980.
RIP ye mighty Bon
Bon Scott was holding the bagpipes on his shoulder as he started singing the song. Yes that is Bon Scott playing the bagpipes
This is an absolute classic. If you do not know that this is AC/DC, then you will most likely know it from "School of Rock" 🙂
Bon Scott, as well as Angus and Malcolm Young, were born in Scotland, but raised in Australia.....also, the original version of "Highway to Hell" was sung by Bon.....Brian Johnson sings an octave or so above his natural range in order for the songs in the band's style to be convincing
AC DC is basically a Scottish band so their roots has a lot of Scottish Folk in it. Angus Young and his brother Malcolm moved to Australia from Scotland when they were in their teenage years Bon Scott was from Scotland to living in Australia.
it was only the Youngs that formed AC/DC in Australia the og lineup was 2 Scotts 2 Aussies and a Yank both Malcolm and Angus moved to Australia as young kids they spent more time here than they did in Scotland so NO it's not basically a Scottish band it is an AUSTRALIAN band
I think Malcolm and Agus were only young when they moved, I wanna say 10 and 8 but might be slightly off. They arrived the same year I was born 1963.
AC DC is basically an Australian band, formed in Australia by two Australians and by three Australian immigrants. I think that classes them as an Australian band, don’t you?
This was not pre recorded. It was a live performance on the back of a truck in the streets of Melbourne Australia during the 1970s
I've been up and down Swanston Street, Melbourne thousands of times and I never gave it a thought that AC/DC made that clip there. Interesting to re-visit the 70s again. Looks so different yet very familiar.
Like the Young brothers, Bon Scott was also born in Scotland. Every year in Kirriemuir, Scotland they have BonFest, this weekend actually! There is also a statue of Bon Scott in Kirriemuir which any AC/DC fan visits for a photo!
Something that I think you’d find fascinating is a back to back reaction to Highway to Hell. First the studio version with Bon singing then find a version of Brian singing. It’s amazing how different they sound yet how both versions of the song are completely kick ass.
The bemused looking bloke on the footpath at 5.04 into the clip is me and yes, they were playing live on the back of a truck and the bagpipes were loud! Great reaction, thanks.
"Can I Sit Next to You Girl " this is a masterpiece of first album "High Voltage", the joy that the rhythm of this piece transmits to you is contagious, awesome Rock'N'Roll. "Ride On" is wonderful blues voice of Bon Scott. They wrote so many beautiful songs that it's difficult to choose and recommend listening to them
This was shot for a TV Show in Melbourne. The host of the show was a big fan and supporter of the group and liked to feature their music on his show or have them as guests.
They also filmed the clip to Jailbreak on the very same day.
Another AC/DC favorite!! You are getting into the real fun of these guys now Maggie. Love watching you react to these classic songs! So much fun!!!
it took you so long to realize there were dudes in full scottish bagpipe outfits on there with them and then even longer to realize bon scott was playing the pipes too. that was truly amazing.
This was my brother Jeff’s favorite band! We played this song athe end of his funeral service 1 1/2 years ago. Makes me smile and cry at the same time! Miss you brother! Dave, 1-23
Great reaction to the bagpipes! AC DC timeless rock music that MOVES us!!!
Yes Bon Scott!! He was an absolute showman and incredible singer
My father saw ACDC when they first toured Australia with Bon Scott and they wernt as well known. He said it was the best concert he has been to.
This is iconic, this was what turned me on to ACDC when i was young, i love that it took you damn near the whole video to see it was him playing the bag pipes...lol
You have to remember that this was when they were very young. You have to listen to their Highway to Hell album - that is a great album! Bon just shined with Angus!! I love Brian Johnson alot but Bon was the Man!
Bon Scott the frontman of Rock n Roll 🎸🤙. Before joining ACDC , Bon Scott was in 2 other bands " Fraternity " & " The Valentine's " where he played wind instruments .
When I was a young man I followed AC/DC from pub to pub when they first started, Bon Scott was great although drank black Daniels on stage, for me Angus in his school uniform on his back playing guitar was amazing. I would love to go back to those days.
Bon Scott AC/DC is iconic and "true" rock n roll. The best!
I'm glad you did this song, bagpipes yes. The first, and only time I heard them in this genre, and they pulled it off well. Good you heard Bon as well, he did this band plenty justice.
I would recommend any of the tunes on the Live From Paris album. Lots of video for that one as well. AC/DC does not lip sync!
Absolutely, my favorite AC/DC song. Love the bagpipes!
At School a very long time ago (when it came out!) we used to sing "Its a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll" Happy days!!
This song reminds me of the movie School of Rock starring jack black. He does a rendition of it in that movie. You should do a reaction to that version
This was off there 1st album. Very raw. give Live Wire from the same album a listen.
2nd album T.N.T. First album was High Voltage it only released in Australia
@@scottfuller9180 Beat me to it although, to be fair, it was on the first international release (High Voltage) but on their second Australian release.
Thank you MAGGIE love you all this was my dad's favorite band and this series of you all playing AC/DC remind me of him thank you so much you have no idea what this meant to me and everyone else that has great memories of this band sorry thank you
It was the Bon Scott led AC/DC that I am a fan of and this is my favourite AC/DC song. A great road trip song with the volume set as loud as the car speakers can handle. I still like AC/DC with Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott was a hard act to follow. John Farnham does fantastic live versions of this with his version with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in 1989 a standout. I love this film clip of Swanston Street, Melbourne in the mid 1970s with the Shrine of Remembrance as a backdrop.
Hi Maggie great reaction. A little info on Bon Scott for you as he had quite an interesting musical background. As a kid he learned to play bagpipes and side drum in a Highland style marching band.
His first band was The Spektors where he played drums and occasionally sung. Next he was a bubblegum pop boy band called The Valentines who were relatively successful in Australia.
He later sung for a band called Fraternity who were more of a hippie band.
But Bon was always a rock n roll guy at heart which is why he was a perfect fit for AC/DC. He joined them in 1974 to replace their original lead singer Dave Evans.
Sadly Bon passed away in 1980. I love both Bon and Brian as singer's for this band.
I'm in love with your love of AC/DC, Maggie! Bon Scott has this snarky blues sound that fit AC/DC's early songs so well. Brian Johnson really took them to rock heaven, but I love their early blues sound as well. Bon Scott was a big part of that. He could rock, too, though. He was the original singer of Highway To Hell. You should listen to their song Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap). Bon sounds so sleazy good.
Know that's how you jam out they both kick ass love the groove you rock
So many great songs in a short span with Bon. Saw them in July of '79 and he passed away in February of 1980. So sad but so great! Gotta react to The Jack & Big Balls.
Love your ac⚡️dc reactions ❤️🎶🎸⚡️
So glad! Thank you! ❤️🎶🎸⚡️
Finally Bon!!! Love his sound! 🤘
my favourite band ever. rock on. love your reactions to the best band ever, real rock n roll. over 50 years of ther best rock music ever
I could talk to this girl for days she just gets it. ❤
You should check out live performances from AC/DC featuring Bon Scott. Particularly from the Apollo Theatre in 1978, which are available on UA-cam
the one and only Bon Scott,and if you watch live concerts with him,it looks like its no problem at all to hit high notes or scream.there is no preasure in his face ,same situation with Brian,hes head turns red,his venes pumping out,but still both did an awsome job.
This is my hometown. I was 6 when this was filmed. I remember watching it on hey hey its saturday with my late brother. time flies.
My favorite band and favorite song. Love the bag pipes.
Emma!! Ive been enjoying your reactions for a while. Would love to hear you react to John Farnham signing his version of The Beatles HELP live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. You will love John's voice, an amazing tenor with great range!
And “You’re the Voice”
Absolutely.
Bon Scott was the best! There is an aweome version done by John Farham that is worth a look at.
The call and answer of guitar and bagpipes in this song is amazing. Despite the fact that Bon didn't play the pipes during this shoot. He just performed for the video.
Love seeing my hometown when I was a little kid immortalised in this awesome video.
And now that youve done Highway To Hell, and heard Bon Scott, it’s time you heard the original Bon Scott version of Highway To Hell. I also highly recommend Sin City, Whole Lotta Rosie, Dirty Deeds, Live Wire, Shot Down In Flames, and Let There Be Rock.
Also, for more iconic Brian Johnson material, Flick Of The Switch, For Those About To Rock, What Do You Do For Money, and Have A Drink On Me
Hehe I love this song. Those Bagpipes sing to anybody with Celtic Blood in their background and using them spectacularly in a rock song has been a gauntlet AC/DC threw down that very few others have been willing to ever pick up. To me that is one of their ultimate claims to Swagger with.
absolutely about the Celtic Blood, I'm Welsh/Scot
Guess that makes two of us for some Eluveitie, right? 😉🤘
@@roy19491 My grandmother was a native Scot that immigrated to the U.S. Eventually my family moved to central Florida where they used to have hills full of orange groves. We lived up the Hill from the high school which happened to have a Scot themed marching band with a corps of bagpipers. Every evening when they practiced we would all go outside to listen to the pipes sounding over the hills. She said it reminded her so much of home only much much warmer lol.
Thank you for validating my decision to learn guitar 40 years ago...because I was exposed to this music and after years of trying to break free, I realize this music is in my DNA. Love your reactions. ♥️
There isn't a bad album or song from the Bon Scott era. Check out Riff Raff, Whole Lotta Rosie, and Ride On. All have amazing guitar solos.
Dave Evans (before Bon) was actually the lead singer on their 1st single, Can I sit next to you girl? (1973). I think it would be very interesting to see you react to that version (bubblegum rock sound) and then follow up with Bon doing the same song. Same song, vast difference.
True
People who thinks Bon Scott was the original singer is not a true ac dc fan
@@BigDaddy115 People apparently think that Phil Rudd was the original drummer as well.
@@Shadowman4710 yeah, which is wrong too
In young years Bon Scott was a member of a backpipe group!!!!! This video is from 1976!!!!!!
Yes, yes! React to everything suggested. Do it all. All great. Best band, in concert, I've seen. 🙂
I'm a big fan of their version of baby please don't go. The call and response between bon and angus, is awesome. But I have always thought jailbreak was Bon's best song.
@Xaran - I guess they took their version of Baby Please Don't Go (written by Big Joe Williams) from Amboy Dukes, who had taken it from Van Morrison's Them...
Try to imagine the impact this had when I first saw it on TV live from the Moomba Festival in Melbourne as I watched TV in Brisbane in the early seventies ..... WOOO!!!!
Do dirty deeds next
My favorites right now, I just can’t get out of my head ….
Girls Got Rhythm, and Touch Too Much!!
They are both Bon Scott, but they almost sound like later AC/DC !
Loved jammin to this in my 1975 chrysler cordoba......cassette tape was worn out after road trippin ...
High Voltage , another classic starting song !
Unmistakable !
You have to react to Dan Vasc (heavy metal singer) singing Amazing Grace, it's absolutely ethereal!
I live in England, the first thing I did when I visited Australia was to visit his final resting place and his statue overlooking Fremantle Harbour, as his music and songs were such a part of my formative years. He was as warrior poet and an enormous irreplaceable loss to rock music.
That song is actually, and weirdly, performed as is, live.
There is no overlay, the only thing that was done was removal of SOME sounds of traffic but if you listen closely you can hear some of them still.
AC/DC played out the biggest arenas as late as 2010 and while we all missed Bon Scott (who died of alcohol poisoning) we loved them still. They are done now but all of their music (and it is a LOT of music) lives on.
I can kind of sing like Bon Scott if I get drunk enough so I'll do that even if no one asked.
All the props to Brian he has done great things with ac/ dc, those of us who first listened to ac/dc with Bon Scott Will always default to the early stuff, Bon was fantastic
Indeed. Brian Johnson is probably among the very few on the planet who could help the band to keep plying their rock 'n roll trade, and every fan is surely grateful to him for that, but Scott had the vocals and the chemistry with the band that produced a very special magic that can never be replicated. Such a short but wonderful chapter in the story of contemporary music.
I NEVER thought that bag pipes would ever be on a hit record!
This is the one I was waiting for!