AC/DC is still the loudest yet cleanest concert I have ever been to. Can never figure out how they always played at a studio quality level on the stage.
@Satired and bored love avenged sevenfold. The rev was my inspiration for playing drums. Muse is my favourite band and a classic example of better live than in studio
@@ryang3225 technique wont help you to maintain such a voice like brian or others...its a helltrain of a voice, you dont know what you are talking about if you think a special "technique" could have saved his voice or maintained it, or even give it a larger lifetime to survive in his "prime"....no offense bro
@@MrUnsolvedMystery It always amazes me when they release the best guitar compilations and there are no AC/DC tunes on them. Can only assume it must be something to do with who owns the rights. Wish I had been around to have seen them when Bon was alive.
They literally set off cannons to close every show and bring several giant blow up balloons - BUT doesn’t mean they don’t crush it every performance anyways
@@RobertBojorquez Right! But I was just talking about this song and it's power, as the OPENER, with out the special effects! I know they brought other props in this show because I've watch this entire show religiously hundreds of times 😅
Exactly, just been in the pub with my mates none of whom are heavy metal fans but they all love this tune and put it on the duke box all the time, still got the first single that I ever bought, whole lot of rosie bought in chipenham in wiltshire back in the late 70s
Someone once said to Angus “Your the best guitarist in the world” his reply “Hell, I’m not even the best guitarist in this band”. He was an amazing showman.
Made up, it was the Beatles when Lennon was asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world Lennon replied he's nott even the best drummer in the band.
That line has been around and used by many. Mike Levine of Triumph, when asked....how is it that A.C.D.C. is opening for you guys..... Mike said...."I guess we suck less than they do "
I agree this was his prime but would still rather hear nobody but Brian belting the lyrics. Age affects us all. I just turned 40 and I swear the day I did everything started hurting. And to think that Brian Johnson was around 43 during this concert and able to not miss a beat is crazy. People think touring and playing a gig 5 times a week in different cities would be so easy. Just play Back in Black while standing in your house and singing along. I was out of breath before the 1st set of lyrics was over and I tried it in my late 20s lol.
@@brianallison1913I feel this. I’m your age and have been a professional musician for twenty years. This last year I’ve almost given up because I’m just so tired now. Can’t imagine belting a whole two sets of AC/DC at any age.
Yes this is his last proper good live performance in my opinion see no bull live and stiff upper lip live his voice was shredded by then that's why when he sings it live now he has to do it in a low key because the range isn't there any more now
Yeah, I mean I still think Brian sings good even with his limited range after the Razors Edge tour, but he admittedly lost a lot of range after that tour.
@@fireball8767 Saddly everyone slowly starts to lose their range after around 40, even if you do take good care. Considering he's in his 70s now id say hes phenomenal even today for working with what he has
Mann, I was jealous reading that from you, I imagine myself on that concert (although I was 9 at that time). but still that year was the best concert of AC/DC in my opinion. Pure energy from the band and audience.
Brian's screaming, Angus' shredding, Malcolm and Cliff's massive bass and Chris' booming drums are all pure filth here. God I wish I could have seen AC/DC in their prime!
I am neither Australian nor Scottish nor American, but French and I must say that AC/DC will stay forever. They are huge, their music is magnificent, and Brian Johnson does honor to Bon Scott
Must be amazing as a drummer to basically be the conductor of the jumping of the crowd Also impressive how Angus can maintain the opening riff tempo while keeping that same headbanging and leg movement going
Nice catch. Usually (unless they're musicians) people don't realize how difficult it is to play something like that over and over and over without screwing up.
Angus is one of those rare players that can let his own playing keep him going.. You can see it in how he moves and grooves.. He's rocking to his own stuff and loving every minute of it..
I'm learning the intro riff on my Les Paul. To do it fast and for so long is very difficult, even sitting down. Prancing around on stage while doing it takes great skill. Awesome!
@@ironfae Nah I heard them live in 2015. I was expecting to hear the same as this and nothing. I left the front seat through the crowd to leave. Lol you kids lied lol
I saw them in Mannheim, Germany in 1991 about 3 months before this video was filmed. Best show I've ever been to. And yes- they are just as good live as they are on the albums. No other band like them!
I want to compliment all the people below who have been so kind to Akka Dakka (it's what we call them in Australia) - just a brilliant band from the get go
I dare ANYONE still in their 20's to do the movements that Angus does while playing guitar, for the period of time this song plays...play a game on your phone; try to read a page from a book...ANYTHING, but you have to continuously do the double stomp and head banging. Then, IMMEDIATELY walk across the room. You've just given yourself proof that Angus Young is the baddest bad ass on earth.
I am 39 and have a tattoo an Angus and tribute to my dad that has passed away. He always played AC/DC. Most favorite. I am showing videos to my son to hand it down for generations hopefully. Keep rocking on🤘🏻
I've just watched this drunk asf not seen it for a good 15 years and back then when Angus is going on his solos and Chris is trying to keep up with him I'm thinking what the eck are you're arms made of. Chris is one hell of a drummer that's for sure. And still smiling f@$king legend
I didn't know he was Tom Jones drummer in the 1960s and was on green green grass of home , manfred manns earthband Uriah heep etc , He should write a book .
Correction! The best Rock n Roll band of all time! Almost 50 year's of touring and recording Album's. There are other rock bands of course that are great too, but ACDC is Rock n Roll. Also Airbourne is another good band to bang your head and pump your fist too! Also from Australia. I also enjoy - Led Zeppelin - Metallica - Ozzy Osbourne - Black Sabbath - Aerosmith - Queen - Def Leppard - The Scorpion's - Shinedown - Volbeat - Fleetwood Mac also Stevie Nicks - Guns' n Rose's - Alter Bridge - Bon Jovi - Pantera - Van Halen - Whitesnake And Many Many More 😉
The Beatle's and Bruce Springsteen are wonderful but there not Rock n Roll like ACDC. I love the Bon Scott era and love Brian Johnson as well! If you want to head bang and fist pump well it's ACDC! Yeah Baby!!
10/06/23. I discovered this song for the first time. Not “discovered” in a Christopher Columbus kind of way. For all the senselessness that social media is, I give IG full praise for throwing a snippet of this gold in my satchel today & that was my introduction. I’ve had this vid on repeat since. Just a black kid from metro Detroit who grew up on nothing but Motown and black gospel music. Even with that background, this performance, this song immediately CAPTIVATED me 👀 👀! Beyond epic! I certainly knew of AC/DC before but couldn’t name 1 of their songs or sing a single lyric. I CAN NOW! Just tee’d up this full concert at Donington Park. The music industry and music in general lost its way long ago but thank Angus Young there were golden eras of each genre of music. This performance right here is example of the sheer genius of classic rock. Now pardon as I play catch up on this now 30 plus years of greatness 😅. “Thunder! Ahh ahh ah ahhhhh ha! 🎵 🎸
The very part when Brian shouts his first "THUN-DER!" and Mal comes in with his "Here we go, guys!" riff. Admit it, we all wait for that very second every time we listen to any performance of "Thunderstruck."
Actually it was smaller than donington crowds were a few years earlier. In the 80's they got into the hundreds of thousands. Then two people died in a crush in 1988 when guns n roses were playing, and so they put a limit on how many could get in. I think the count on this day was somewhere between 60,000 and 70,000. Felt like more when I was being crushed down at the front, mind you.
In fairness it's because this was their first big oudoor show in the uk for 7 years, and they had metallica and motley crue in support. I get the impression the UK is actually one of their weaker main markets when compared to say Germany or Australia. I think the they played to a far bigger crowd in Russia on this tour too (atleast 500k)
The most iconic and imposing piece of rock ever. Imagine war-hungry orks running down the hill to thunderstruck beats. AC DC LIVE II was the reason many teenagers at the time ran to the music store for their cheap first guitar
Christ man, seeing this live must've been legendary and the atmosphere must've been electric. The one I've always loved too is how steady Malcolm is holding the rhythm guitar down, just so solid.
I have seen them in concert for every single album release in the USA. First time, since I'm an Austinite, was in 1977. The only one I haven't seen was the latest Power Trip festival. No one, and I mean absolutely no one, puts on a better, pure blood-pumping rock and roll show than these guys. Bon Scott, Brian Johnson, doesn't matter which one you like more, they blast the place to hell with loud, hard-driving rock music that is unmatched.
It never ceases to amaze me that this is live and yet the quality is SO slick it might as well have been done in the studio. What a load of absolute legends.
This shows that the 80s and 90s are the pinnacle in "social" society, ironically before "social media" which is anything but social. The energy from the band is unsurpassed. The crowd is focused, engaged and not a single phone, video being shot or uploaded, nor a single selfie.
Das kann ich nur bestätigen. Hatte das Glück sie 2003 in Hockenheim ( Germany ) zu sehen. Als "Vorgruppe" der Stones. Ich mag die Stones aber gegen den Auftritt von AC/DC kamen sie nicht an. Eine Stunde AC/DC es war unvergleichlich. Diese Energie.Dagegen wirkte der Auftritt der Stones etwas müde. Sie hatten sich mit AC/DC als Vorgruppe keinen Gefallen getan. Das hatte ich mir schon vorher gedacht. Dieses Konzert habe ich nur wegen AC/DC besucht. Und wie gesagt es war der wahre Wahnsinn!!!
@@ingridescherle1911 Beide Musikgruppen sind meiner Meinung nach ausgezeichnet. Das Beste der 60er ist Stones, während die 70er AC DC und die 80er Motley Crue sind. Britisch Australisch und USA. wahre Weltmusik!
@@cinhh You misunderstood, of coarse cell phones existed. They were just phones, no cameras/videos no social media etc. Scan thru the crowd and find one person looking at a phone or holding up a phone. The only thing up ware Bic lighters.
AC/DC are the ultimate people's band. Nobody delivers the good times like they do. No pretention, no holding back, just straight up, 100 proof, electrifying, rock 'n' roll. Forget your troubles and enjoy the ride!!!
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AC/DC is still the loudest yet cleanest concert I have ever been to. Can never figure out how they always played at a studio quality level on the stage.
They fuckin loved what they did period
@Satired and bored love avenged sevenfold. The rev was my inspiration for playing drums. Muse is my favourite band and a classic example of better live than in studio
@Satired and bored haha I’ve never heard muse on the radio. I live in Australia
I’ve seen them 3 times and yeah they’re amazing
Professionals behind the mixing desk. Period.
When Brian comes running out and yells Thunder, you know it's about to kick off. Epic song to this day!
His last properly good live performance his voice lost all its range & power after this
@Ritwish Basu yes it is it puts a lot of strain on the voice & after this you could clearly tell there was a lot of strain on Brian's voice
@Ritwish Basu especially early on when they didn’t know technique was a thing lol
@@ryang3225 technique wont help you to maintain such a voice like brian or others...its a helltrain of a voice, you dont know what you are talking about if you think a special "technique" could have saved his voice or maintained it, or even give it a larger lifetime to survive in his "prime"....no offense bro
He’s so badass
I don’t listen to AC/DC often, but when I do, so does the neighborhood.
😂😂😂
FACTS😂😂😂
Gold
You can move to my neighborhood any day!
Yes
Never was much of an AC/DC fan. Utube has really helped me to appreciate how incredibly talented they are.
I feel the same way about the cars
The talent was incredible guitar playing just so good
valeu show
Me too!
That song is still one of the greatest opening rock numbers of all time
Сто пудов!
I was there !!
it is the greatest. Who else could compare it too?
@@MrUnsolvedMystery It always amazes me when they release the best guitar compilations and there are no AC/DC tunes on them. Can only assume it must be something to do with who owns the rights. Wish I had been around to have seen them when Bon was alive.
not for me.
No smoke, no pyrotechnics, no fancy special effects, just raw, fast, energetic power. Best way to open a show.
Rosie showed up later in the evening. The gear on her sexy as ever
They literally set off cannons to close every show and bring several giant blow up balloons - BUT doesn’t mean they don’t crush it every performance anyways
@@RobertBojorquez Right! But I was just talking about this song and it's power, as the OPENER, with out the special effects! I know they brought other props in this show because I've watch this entire show religiously hundreds of times 😅
They are so good they don't need anything. Just plain raw talent. Anything else would not be good.
Exactly, just been in the pub with my mates none of whom are heavy metal fans but they all love this tune and put it on the duke box all the time, still got the first single that I ever bought, whole lot of rosie bought in chipenham in wiltshire back in the late 70s
I was in that crowd. I still have the ticket. AC/DC were a joy to watch as they always, always turned a concert into a party atmosphere. Happy days.
Me too !
Metallica were great that day too !
I was there too, I will never forget that day 😁😁
Acdc in there prime was something to behold
@@RedFoxRoaming Yup, same, was stuck in the middle of the bottle throwing competition!!
@@SolFaithman
Hope you didn't catch one and take a swig!
Nothing phony about AC/DC. Just hard working dudes that paid their dues.
They've done their deeds dirt cheap for sure
Many have tried, but there will never be another AC/DC! A legend in their own time!
their descendants will take over when they pass away
Hell yeah!
Literally cannot stop bobbing my head
Fact!!!
True that!!🙌🙌🙌⚡⚡⚡
I’ve never seen someone happier than Chris Slade playing drums
Right!
Except Lars Ulrich maybe
Jason bowld from bullet for my valentine too
I do like Phil despite his drug issues he was a monster drummer
Yes indeed ☺️
Hands down best " Real" rock band of all time.
yow many people? whot about metallica 1991 in Moscow ?
@@МишаИордановMetallica is metal but i could be wrong
Hell yea
Metallica is truly an epic band. Enter
Sandman is one of my all time favorite songs. We're blessed to have had both of those bands.
@@billbertagnoli4226 that's my favorite song they sing
Someone once said to Angus “Your the best guitarist in the world” his reply “Hell, I’m not even the best guitarist in this band”. He was an amazing showman.
Made up, it was the Beatles when Lennon was asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world Lennon replied he's nott even the best drummer in the band.
Malcolm was great in his own right!
That line has been around and used by many.
Mike Levine of Triumph, when asked....how is it that A.C.D.C. is opening for you guys.....
Mike said...."I guess we suck less than they do "
Angus always said that Malcom was the better guitar player but he didn't want to be the front man hence I was the best guitar player in our own band.
was not the best guitar player, my fingers don't keep up up with my brain sometimes.
I have a 32 year old daughter who still remembers, every time ac/dc was on the radio it got cranked up. Still bad to the bone all these years later.
Keep the spirit mate
RIP Malcolm. You held AC/DC together.
He was the John Entwistle of AC/DC. Held everything together, stood in one place and did his job. Just like John...
@@timfennell1310if you watch pete townshend more and Malcolm youll realise that mal was a big pete fan.
Everyone raves about the River Plate performance of Thunderstruck, but for me this is THE single greatest performance of this epic tune.
they were about 20 years younger
I agree. RP was great, but I think the band was better in this performance. Hard to beat that Argentinian crowd though.
Saw them the same year as this, also Monsters of Rock, but in Budapest. Bloody awesome 🙌
I agree. Shoot to Thrill was better here also
Well yeah, Brian was only 43 (almost 44) here… he’s like 62 at Riverplate. Obviously everyone else was almost 20 years older as well.
Tässä on sitä jotain hienoa mitä mitä musiikin pitää olla,hieno esiintymine,terveiset teille suomedsta
The best voice of Brian in all his career, this is epic
Yes he does sound good here his voice was never anywhere near as good after this
It doesn’t sound live it’s crazy
Agreed!
I agree this was his prime but would still rather hear nobody but Brian belting the lyrics. Age affects us all. I just turned 40 and I swear the day I did everything started hurting. And to think that Brian Johnson was around 43 during this concert and able to not miss a beat is crazy. People think touring and playing a gig 5 times a week in different cities would be so easy. Just play Back in Black while standing in your house and singing along. I was out of breath before the 1st set of lyrics was over and I tried it in my late 20s lol.
@@brianallison1913I feel this. I’m your age and have been a professional musician for twenty years. This last year I’ve almost given up because I’m just so tired now. Can’t imagine belting a whole two sets of AC/DC at any age.
Chris Slade was wild…pure energy and power, love to watch him drumming❤
me too - fabulous drummer and this was only 32 years ago!!!
Definitely, in my opinion I would have inducted him in the RRHOF with the band
Angus best guitarisr.......
Raw power, clockwork precision. And look at that face; he's just so happy to be playing!
18 años después hicieron el mejor show en vivo
A THIRTY year old concert, and STILL better than 99.9% of today's "music"!!! 🤘
Who's the .1%?????
@@spawnneverland5334 The Bands from that Era that are still together and performing.
Fuck yeah!!!!! Capital cities safe and sound is good
🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤟
Dude what do you mean "music" it's not music, it's ambient sound compared to AC/DC
The drummer. Made this concert ROCK.
They always do. It would be nice to have the ability. Take Care.
Not as much as Phil Rudd
Brian’s voice at The Razor’s Edge tour is just awesome, it’s great, unique!!!
Yes this is his last proper good live performance in my opinion see no bull live and stiff upper lip live his voice was shredded by then that's why when he sings it live now he has to do it in a low key because the range isn't there any more now
Yeah, I mean I still think Brian sings good even with his limited range after the Razors Edge tour, but he admittedly lost a lot of range after that tour.
@@Tiberius_Productions 100%
@@fireball8767 Saddly everyone slowly starts to lose their range after around 40, even if you do take good care. Considering he's in his 70s now id say hes phenomenal even today for working with what he has
The album is called "The razors edge" (yes, that way. It's an expression, even if it makes no sense)
Hands down one of the best live concerts of all time. And yes, I hadn’t even been born yet when this happened.
Facts I wish I was so bad 😂😂
I was there , it was superb
A young 20 yr old me was there, now 51 and still remember it.
Great day.
Check out moscow 91
1.6million people👌
Metallica kicked ass
But the finale with AC.DC was epic.
@@upsidedownrc8992 I’ve seen that as well! Another epic concert.
And this my friends is why rock and roll with never die...
Bloody oth mate 💯👍
Cuz it ain't noise palution man
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
This Song is Rock and Roll
I'm not a rock enthusiast, but my God, this absolutely blows away any song today!!! This will NEVER get old!!!! EVER!!!!
I've never seen a drummer enjoy himself as much as Chris Slade, the bloke fuckin loves it!
Mick Fleetwood enters the chat :D tbf they both know how to enjoy their work!
À - YEON 😊
He is hardly managing his 🥁 😢
Himself 😢
To suit this thunderstorm 🎶 🎵 🔊 😊
No cell phones just pure kick ass rock in roll. Seen these guys in 09. It was an honor.
At River Plate?
Yes
Mann, I was jealous reading that from you, I imagine myself on that concert (although I was 9 at that time). but still that year was the best concert of AC/DC in my opinion. Pure energy from the band and audience.
It was
I was at this MOR festin Donington and it was a privilege. ACDC were amazing, as were Metallica.
BEST rock'n roll live show ever recorded
Greatest band in history.
100%
I was luck enough to be at this gig and AC/DC were incredible. I was so impressed i went to Paris a few weeks later and watched them again.
bro you are so lucky!
Wtf😭
@Bob Donald Why "obviously" ? What's so unreal that one guy from a crowd of 75 000 posts a message on one of the most visited website on internet ? :p
Its 100% true.
@@rabcook3056 lmmiop
On
Still got my ticket.... what a gig !.... back in the day 20 years old at the time...rock on ❤
Still the greatest song opening ever.
Look at that crowd wow 🤩 speaks for itself
@margaret hello, how are you doing it’s nice meeting you here
Never gets old does it? Still brings out the badd boy in me. I'm 71 and this only gets louder. 🎼✌️🎶
Absolutely I am only 57 but I have to agree with you 🤘
40 here and i also agree :) and made my 8 year old wanna play this when i pick him up from school 🤘@@Robert-l2t4n
I turn up ac/dc because my hearing isn't great..my hearing isn't great because I turn up ac/dc🤣🤣
🦧🦧🦧🦧@@davidschneider4473
We got to turn it up because we is deaf anyway I am so I just turn ac/dc up so I can hear it
One of the best live performance intros. That crowd is massive.
72000 people 💯💯💯
ITS BIGGER THAN YOUR MOM
The way rock concert use to be like in the 70s 80s !
Jimmy Rodriguez this was 1991 🤘
Disciple0fMetal This is far from live. Awesome though.
My favorite part was 0:30 when they chanted thunder so hard it knocked Angus' hat off
omg
The hat couldn't keep up 😂 that was awesome
Hello 👋 nice to meet you all if OK 👋 👍 👌 🙆♂️ 😊 ☺ 👋 👍 👌
My favorite part was at 2:01
That was so funny
1:35 Angus walking away saying to himself “Nailed that”
Thunderstruck is probably the hypest song ever.
If it’s on in the car and you ain’t going at 90 there is something wrong with you 🙄
@@Stez37 yessir
I just used it for a reel. In honor of 420 yesterday lol 🤘😎🎸
@@Stez37 450km
This is my favorite song
Brian's screaming, Angus' shredding, Malcolm and Cliff's massive bass and Chris' booming drums are all pure filth here. God I wish I could have seen AC/DC in their prime!
This is every bit as good as the original studio version - except for the fact that it's even better
+Aaron Gentry Sound is extremely good! Filmed with a potato, though! ;)
+Edgar it was probably filmed in pretty high fidelity but transferred poorly or a rerip of a rerip of a rerip kind of thing
+Aaron Gentry Most defiantly agree this their best thunderstruck recording ever.
+Edgar I have this show in 1080p. It shouldn't be hard to find it if you want good image quality
yeeeeeeep....ummmmmmmhmmmmmm...Greatest rock and roll song ever!!!!
Holy shit, the sound from this concert. Is without a doubt some of the best I've ever heard.
I am neither Australian nor Scottish nor American, but French and I must say that AC/DC will stay forever. They are huge, their music is magnificent, and Brian Johnson does honor to Bon Scott
Must be amazing as a drummer to basically be the conductor of the jumping of the crowd
Also impressive how Angus can maintain the opening riff tempo while keeping that same headbanging and leg movement going
Nice catch. Usually (unless they're musicians) people don't realize how difficult it is to play something like that over and over and over without screwing up.
Angus is one of those rare players that can let his own playing keep him going.. You can see it in how he moves and grooves.. He's rocking to his own stuff and loving every minute of it..
That’s exactly how Angus stays in rhythm. His foot tapping is him counting the beats. Two beats on one foot, two beats on the other.
I'm learning the intro riff on my Les Paul. To do it fast and for so long is very difficult, even sitting down. Prancing around on stage while doing it takes great skill. Awesome!
@@andrewsaunders1126 How long have you been practising it? If it makes you feel any better, Malcolm’s part is much more difficult.
Their presence on stage is unmatched.
Amen brother🤘 no band can match this energy
Loved the DVD of this concert. Chris Slade on drums is so much more power to the show.
Goddam the day that Angus Young dies is gonna be a very sad one. Hope to see this legend for years to come.
Yes
Can't imagine that, I was in shock when Malcolm died imagine when Angus dies I dont know
Bad enough when Bon Scott went . Fucking covered up.
Not gonna happen buddy, he'll be rocking from the grave
Wow. A live performance that actually sounds like the studio recording.
I'm so happy that I was lucky enough to see these guys live in the 80s and 1991 at Alpine Valley.
My life's biggest dream was to see them, unfortunately, i dont think i'll ever get the oppurtunity again
@Kewss I totally get that. One of my favorite bands growing up in the 80s was INXS. I wish I would have seen them play live.
Simply the best live performance of anything I have ever heard. Incredible.
Watching Angus on stage with his guitar jumping like a leprechaun from hell is one hell of a sight. Best Australian export ever
YES, I agree!
This is better than the Studio version. That's the proper AC/DC way
You can tell by the way the crowd goes
It`s not live,it`s "Made in Studio",they clean all playing mistakes and vocals.Sorry.
One of the few rock bands that are ALWAYS better live. 👍
Yeah a lot Better Than Satdio Version. Classic guitar Riff
@@ironfae Nah I heard them live in 2015.
I was expecting to hear the same as this and nothing.
I left the front seat through the crowd to leave.
Lol you kids lied lol
One of the best riffs in history, ❤
BABY ANGUS 😂😂😂 PLAYIN ON HIS BINKIE 😂😂😂😂😂 30 yrs later still kicking butt.
Today it's 3 years since you've left us, Malcolm. ETERNAL. LEGEND. WE MISS YOU.
I just read something that Angus said Malcolm could solo better than him. Amazing constraint.
@Vagenstein jaja shut up
@Vagenstein he may have played 3 chords only but he was traveling and playing shows with at least 1k people and you aren’t doing it at all
@Vagenstein K AC/DC hater. If you get struck by lightning I'll just laugh.
@Vagenstein actually he played lead guitar on all 5 songs on the jailbreak ep. Do some research before commenting something so stupid
Музыка - это единственный всемирный язык, который не надо переводить!!! 👍👍👍 Класс!!!
I saw them in Mannheim, Germany in 1991 about 3 months before this video was filmed. Best show I've ever been to. And yes- they are just as good live as they are on the albums. No other band like them!
Ok man
I want to compliment all the people below who have been so kind to Akka Dakka (it's what we call them in Australia) - just a brilliant band from the get go
I dare ANYONE still in their 20's to do the movements that Angus does while playing guitar, for the period of time this song plays...play a game on your phone; try to read a page from a book...ANYTHING, but you have to continuously do the double stomp and head banging.
Then, IMMEDIATELY walk across the room.
You've just given yourself proof that Angus Young is the baddest bad ass on earth.
Angus has been doing this song and his style for at last 40 years. I bet he has strong neck muscles!
I've always said, if you sit Angus down to play he'd either be twice as good or within 2 bars the chair would be sideways on the floor🤣
Chris Slade (drums) was 45 at the time, 9 years older than Angus; far more fit than most 20 year old drummers these days
Truuullyyyy Angus is the baddest badass in the history of rock!!
Drugs
malcolm's playing is perfection!
Best Brian concert ever. Might be best AC/DC concert ever, very close to Paris '79 for me
My favorite Bon Scott concert is the one from If You Want Blood album
mestrePaulo22 That gig at Glasgow is awesome but pretty short. Like what, 10 songs?
AntonyPancake But still awesome. Bad Boy Boogie is just legendary. My favorite individual live song ever
yes best concert for acdc ;)
AntonyPancake Live at Riverplate is also very good :)
A crowd in harmony, no phones, no screens, just everyone rocking out to one of the best rock bands of all time. Man I miss those days.
Братья Янг !!!! Вы Всегда в моем сердце!!!!
И Конечно Ваша Группа!!!
AC/DC !!!!!
Привет из России!!!!
Love you Russia from Aussie land
😅😊😅
I am 39 and have a tattoo an Angus and tribute to my dad that has passed away. He always played AC/DC. Most favorite. I am showing videos to my son to hand it down for generations hopefully. Keep rocking on🤘🏻
Your dad was badass. Pass it on…
Chris Slade Absolutely Kicks Aaass!
Chris IS The Definition of Kick Ass Drums! He performed at the County Fairgrounds near me about 5 years ago
He is tho
Electrifying
I've just watched this drunk asf not seen it for a good 15 years and back then when Angus is going on his solos and Chris is trying to keep up with him I'm thinking what the eck are you're arms made of. Chris is one hell of a drummer that's for sure. And still smiling f@$king legend
I didn't know he was Tom Jones drummer in the 1960s and was on green green grass of home , manfred manns earthband Uriah heep etc , He should write a book .
He’s a legend. I’m so fortunate to have grown up in the late 70s & early 80’s rocking out to ACDC.
Angus the legend ripping it up as usual
I really think these guys may be the greatest rock band of all time
Sorry, Bruce Springsteen’s e street band has to be there too, a third place for AC/DC
Correction! The best Rock n Roll band of all time! Almost 50 year's of touring and recording Album's.
There are other rock bands of course that are great too, but ACDC is Rock n Roll.
Also Airbourne is another good band to bang your head and pump your fist too! Also from Australia.
I also enjoy
- Led Zeppelin
- Metallica
- Ozzy Osbourne
- Black Sabbath
- Aerosmith
- Queen
- Def Leppard
- The Scorpion's
- Shinedown
- Volbeat
- Fleetwood Mac also Stevie Nicks
- Guns' n Rose's
- Alter Bridge
- Bon Jovi
- Pantera
- Van Halen
- Whitesnake
And Many Many More 😉
The Beatle's and Bruce Springsteen are wonderful but there not Rock n Roll like ACDC.
I love the Bon Scott era and love Brian Johnson as well!
If you want to head bang and fist pump well it's ACDC!
Yeah Baby!!
No thinking involved, they ARE
Metallica
Есть вещи, которые не возможно повторить никому!! Ангус Янг неповторим и уникален, как впрочем и вся группа!!!
2024
The Guitar Solo is the Legendary part of the song!
Long live the Young brothers & Bon. Hail AC/DC !
10/06/23. I discovered this song for the first time. Not “discovered” in a Christopher Columbus kind of way. For all the senselessness that social media is, I give IG full praise for throwing a snippet of this gold in my satchel today & that was my introduction. I’ve had this vid on repeat since. Just a black kid from metro Detroit who grew up on nothing but Motown and black gospel music. Even with that background, this performance, this song immediately CAPTIVATED me 👀 👀! Beyond epic! I certainly knew of AC/DC before but couldn’t name 1 of their songs or sing a single lyric. I CAN NOW! Just tee’d up this full concert at Donington Park. The music industry and music in general lost its way long ago but thank Angus Young there were golden eras of each genre of music. This performance right here is example of the sheer genius of classic rock. Now pardon as I play catch up on this now 30 plus years of greatness 😅. “Thunder! Ahh ahh ah ahhhhh ha! 🎵 🎸
Brian Johnson's pitch and power is incredible. The best raw power rock band the world has ever seen.
Outfuckingstanding.
Anyone else getting goosebumps from this in ‘24?
Astounded by the performance!!
Absolutely phenomenal! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
facts
Me...watching this performance
Yes
Definitely, I was there, still have my concert shirt...!
The very part when Brian shouts his first "THUN-DER!" and Mal comes in with his "Here we go, guys!" riff. Admit it, we all wait for that very second every time we listen to any performance of "Thunderstruck."
The size of the crowd is phenomenal!
It was fantastic my head was thumbing for a week after
Actually it was smaller than donington crowds were a few years earlier.
In the 80's they got into the hundreds of thousands. Then two people died in a crush in 1988 when guns n roses were playing, and so they put a limit on how many could get in.
I think the count on this day was somewhere between 60,000 and 70,000.
Felt like more when I was being crushed down at the front, mind you.
I'm hallucinating or is it really Lars Ulrich at 1:05
Take a look at sziget festival. Its 7 days but i think about 450,000 attend. Couldn't recommend it enough for anyone interested
In fairness it's because this was their first big oudoor show in the uk for 7 years, and they had metallica and motley crue in support. I get the impression the UK is actually one of their weaker main markets when compared to say Germany or Australia. I think the they played to a far bigger crowd in Russia on this tour too (atleast 500k)
The most iconic and imposing piece of rock ever. Imagine war-hungry orks running down the hill to thunderstruck beats. AC DC LIVE II was the reason many teenagers at the time ran to the music store for their cheap first guitar
Brian's voice is like getting your heart shredded with a long, rusty Bowie knife!
The power is devastating!!!
I was born 08/17/1991, and I'm a musician/instructor... it all makes sense now lol.
Your mom picked a fine day to bring you in .
Congrats . Make it time well spent .
0:31 R.I.P., Angus' hat.
Réka Kalmár his hat has been....Thunderstruck! 😎😎🎸
Zseniális! :D
Yeah Angus'es hat never lasted more than half song, until the Black Ice Tour where it would last like half show.
Yeah.. i don't know if i'm getting old or what, but what a lame comment.. :-)
@@brugges ahahahahahaaa!! I'm hearin ya buddy 🤘🏾🤣
This is the definition of badassary rock. Nothing but pure energy unleashed.
My mother listens to this and she’s well into her 70’s🤘🤘🤘🤘
I am 75yrs old‼
Woahhhh
My mum would have the volume up to the last the floor would have to be empty for her to dance
@@raymondscilingo8052 68 here.
Rock on 🤘
Christ man, seeing this live must've been legendary and the atmosphere must've been electric. The one I've always loved too is how steady Malcolm is holding the rhythm guitar down, just so solid.
agree
To all the people who attended this magnificent concert. "" I Salute You""🤘
For those about to rock, we salute you!
one of the greatest rock song ever made!!!
Oh yeah!
I have seen them in concert for every single album release in the USA. First time, since I'm an Austinite, was in 1977. The only one I haven't seen was the latest Power Trip festival. No one, and I mean absolutely no one, puts on a better, pure blood-pumping rock and roll show than these guys. Bon Scott, Brian Johnson, doesn't matter which one you like more, they blast the place to hell with loud, hard-driving rock music that is unmatched.
Those were the days, everyone still young, that crowd is massive. It's a shame we've to get old. Great times.
Seeing this at 15 years old is what made me want to rock, 15 years later nothing had changed. This footage changed my life
It never ceases to amaze me that this is live and yet the quality is SO slick it might as well have been done in the studio. What a load of absolute legends.
This shows that the 80s and 90s are the pinnacle in "social" society, ironically before "social media" which is anything but social. The energy from the band is unsurpassed. The crowd is focused, engaged and not a single phone, video being shot or uploaded, nor a single selfie.
Das kann ich nur bestätigen. Hatte das Glück sie 2003 in Hockenheim ( Germany ) zu sehen. Als "Vorgruppe" der Stones. Ich mag die Stones aber gegen den Auftritt von AC/DC kamen sie nicht an. Eine Stunde AC/DC es war unvergleichlich. Diese Energie.Dagegen wirkte der Auftritt der Stones etwas müde. Sie hatten sich mit AC/DC als Vorgruppe keinen Gefallen getan. Das hatte ich mir schon vorher gedacht. Dieses Konzert habe ich nur wegen AC/DC besucht. Und wie gesagt es war der wahre Wahnsinn!!!
Wahnsinn, das kann ich nur bestätigen. Habe sie 2003
@@ingridescherle1911 Beide Musikgruppen sind meiner Meinung nach ausgezeichnet. Das Beste der 60er ist Stones, während die 70er AC DC und die 80er Motley Crue sind. Britisch Australisch und USA. wahre Weltmusik!
"not a single phone"
In 1991??? Yeah.
@@cinhh You misunderstood, of coarse cell phones existed. They were just phones, no cameras/videos no social media etc. Scan thru the crowd and find one person looking at a phone or holding up a phone. The only thing up ware Bic lighters.
This is the concert experience.
AC/DC.
Donnington.
The Standard.
'Nuff said.
AC/DC are the ultimate people's band. Nobody delivers the good times like they do. No pretention, no holding back, just straight up, 100 proof, electrifying, rock 'n' roll. Forget your troubles and enjoy the ride!!!
The great thing about Brian is that it’s never about him. It’s all about AC/DC. Classy bloke.
The energy angus young brings and his style is truly that of legends.
Chris Slade absolutely loved playing for ACDC at it always showed.
Goosebump. Every single time.
Angus is such a pro. Every concert he knew they paid good money and he always gave them their worth.
This is not only a song.... no no no no....This is a fucking ANTHEM! 🤘🤘
I am so glad I'm old enough to have seen these guys in their prime. AC/DC one of the few bands that are true Rock Gods.
This has got to be the best live performance from band... EVER
@DerpySquirtleBoi AC DC- Thunderstruck at River Plate is better
and all the concert
Same feeling here 🤘
Acdc is better than Metallica in my books. ❤🎛
@@deanneforeman3107 Agree.. Metallica adjusted to grunge and nu-metal crap to increase sells.... ACDC , Megadeth or Maiden never did that.
Best live version of Thunderstruck