Brian is amazing. Understand this is an hour into a live show, and he was close to 70! The fact that younger singers like A. Rose had to stick more with the Bon era to be able to tour with AC/DC says it all. Brian walks on stage like he’s walking into your living room after not seeing you for years.
For me Brian's voice is one of the most interesting out there. It has changed a lot throughout the years: 70's to early 80s: Lots of insanely high notes, sustanence and versatlity. This was Brian's prime, more than a match for a young Robert Plant. ex. Back in Black mid 80s: Rugged and heavy, especially live. ex. Fly on the Wall late 80s to early 90s: Less heavy, allowing for higher notes again, but he sounds brutal. Slightly different pronounciation and his screams start to sound restrained. ex. Thunderstruck mid 90s: Probably his most rugged and brutal sound. No clearity at all, but he sounds more soulful and bluesy than ever. Less sustained notes and a barking delivery. ex. Ballbreaker early 00's: His last 'screaming' years, sounding clearer again. As he ages he trades power for more soul and blues. Ex. Stiff Upper Lip late 00's to mid '10s: Screams and shouts are mostly replaced with soulful, sometimes even clean singing, with more versatility. Downtuned guitars to accomodate his voice from now on. Ex. Black Ice and this video early 20's: A rougher sound due to age and experience, gaining an edge he lost when he stopped his screams. ex. Realize He's not focused on technical stuff but still has managed to pull through at all times and adapt, giving his all. His soul and authenticity are all that matter, as you said. AC/DC is blessed to have Brian Johnson!
I love how on the album version they mess with your brain right from the start. The bells go on long enough for your brain to recognize the pattern and think of the bell as being on the “one” beat. Then the guitar comes in and it turns out the bell is on the second beat. Your brain recognized the perspective has shifted but at first you don’t know why.
as MUCH as i loved Scott, i have to appreciate Johnson's tenacity, for, in this band, over40+ years he's sounded as if the next phrase will kill his voice...ROCK-ON!!
@@alexandrorocca7142 BON SCOTT wrote all the lyrics on BIB and FTATR albums. The second inferior AC/DC is 1983 - 2020. When they tour for the last 40 YEARS they do 90% BON SCOTT songs. AC/DC owes everything to BON SCOTT!!! EVERYTHING!!!
Well Brian sounds like a human electric guitar. As if he's gargled with sulfuric acid. As much I like Bon Brian is much more distinctive and fits the gritty sound of AC/DC perfectly.
@Bad Boys Boogie Those BIB and FTATR tracts are all Bon Songs from the "Brian era." 90% Bon Songs for the last 40 years. Nothing off Flick, Fly, Blow Up. Thank you BON SCOTT!!! Tell the truth AC/DC!!!
Brian’s voice has naturally transformed as any part of the body over 40 some years . But the essence of it is as good, gritty, scratchy as always. If anything it has matured and gotten warmer. When Angus and Malcom first went to listen to Brian Angus’s first reaction was “Is someone using a chainsaw? He’s perfect!”
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I’d have to say Brian is somewhat of a “technical “ singer if you go back pre AC/DC before his vocals started to break down. If you haven’t listen to him sign for Geordie, I suggest it!
Learn the basics, but the more "you" it is, the better. Probably the best summation of your role as a vocal coach. And there's no doubt, anytime you hear Brian Johnson it's uniquely him
I really like when Brian Johnson gets any attention, as I think he's a very underrated rock vocalist, but it kills me when people use performances way past his prime. Not that it isn't fair to do so. It's just that I'd love to hear what they would think of him from his Geordie years, or from his best performances with AC/DC on either Back in Black or For Those About to Rock. I've never seen any vocal coach react to the studio versions of Shoot to Thrill or another song that really showed off his range like Snowballed.
I absolutely love Brian’s technique, if you actually look at his voice across the years even up to their most present day, Brian always seems to tone down the strain on his grittiness and rasp of his voice during live performances a tad, but like you said he doesn’t care and you can see it’s pure passion and enjoyment for his job. And even through doing this his voice on studio albums seems almost completely the identical in Power up as he did in back in black. Brian’s been doing this for over 40 years, so the fact he can maintain his voice that well even at 70 and still get to perform live is just pure awesomeness
Stuck home sick from work today and your joy, Beth, is just what I needed to get caught up in. Thank you! For the record, I'm almost 63 and sillier than ever, when I remember to be.
Brian Johnsons voice has changed over the years. He could sing much higher when this song was first recorded in 1980. But as the years have gone on his voice changed. And he doesn't try to sing the way he used to. He sounds like a Chicago blues singer now, and it works !!!!
Have you ever reacted to ACDC 's original singer's vocals. Bon Scott ? He had a really cool sneaky mischievous voice. Very unique voice that was perfect for hard rock music.
You can always tell where in the show a live AC/DC song is placed by looking at Angus Young. The more of his schoolboy uniform he's wearing, the earlier in the show the song is ;)
The only way to listen to ROCK AND ROLL IS AS LOUD AS IT WILL GO...ALWAYS...I Still do in my car....Once a rocker always a rocker..I seen these guys in 79 for the first time.. WHAT A FRIGGIN BLAST WE HAD. I loved our music...I miss it so much.
My first experience with AC/DC was with the Back In Black album, but soon after I got into the Bon Scott era of the band from my nephew and fell in love with them even more. The longevity and the ability to crank out great rock music year after year is their testament to their bands greatness. Stay 😎 and… \m/ Stay Metal \m/
I've seen them twice live and both times they were fantastic. Both times they had local rock band Shihad open for them, every person in the crowed new every lyric to both bands songs.
NZ represent!! Shihad were the support act when I saw AC/DC in 1996 at Mt smart. My first big show as a 16 year old , and 25 years later I still love AC/DC but Shihad are gods!! 🤘🏻
If you want to hear Brian Johnson with clean vocals check out his band Geordie before he was in ACDC. Particularly check out their cover of House of the Rising Sun!
Saw them on this tour about 10 rows from the stage and about 3 rows from the middle runway. I gotta say having Brian Johnson sing Highway to hell while looking towards me and my friend going absolutely nuts is one of my best memories! Best show hands down!
Saw someone compare Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, and said the same thing. While one is far more technical, the other is just as good b/c he leans heavy into what he does well and it sounds just as good, and it gives a different feeling to the listeners b/c of it. IMO you are correct finding "your" voice is very on point when it comes to singing.
I'm 56 and still love to turn the radio up loud in my car and just jam to good ole rock music! Now, when my wife is in the car, let's just say, her taste and my taste in music is different. Lol
As amazing as this live version is, reality is his performance vocally on the original back in black release is freakishly otherworldly great. Every song is immaculately perfect, the greatest modern era rock n roll album. There is no comparison between this and that, especially in headphones.
You wish you were there... I was there (Dec. 2th) One of the best concerts of my life. So much memoties from that day on River Plate's Stadium... It sound so egomaniac but... No one rocks like argentinian rockers :P
you are the best with reactions to ac/dc, i love you for that 😍 if you want to see and feel the true love between the band and their audience, you must react to rock an roll train live river plate🤩 the best video to understand the love between ac/dc and their audience 😃
I would love that you react to Diana Navarro the song El perdón official video It's a incredible performed because it was recorded in one take It's incredible the quality of her voice and her breath control Sure you have never heard something like this
Beth, I watch a few vocal coaches on UA-cam and one thing is certain. Many of you have or are developing an appreciation for metal/hard rock, especially the classic bands. It's nice that you can appreciate and give kudos to singers that as you say aren't technically masterful but still deliver something that's true to them or the genre. AC/DC and Brian Johnson clearly didn't do it wrong, neither did Bon Scott. Actually there's a thing, I don't recall (I may be wrong) seeing you reviewing a Bon Scott track, that would be interesting.
I recently noticed that Chris Cornell has this same sound of voice in Cochise. I caught myself saying "Man, his voice is so amazing", then making the connection that he sounds just like Brian Johnson in parts of that song. What do you think Beth?
I read a story--and maybe tha's all it was--that Bon Scott recommended Brian as his replacement should the worst befall him and the band. I really enjoyed the use of "Thunderstruck" in the move "Battleship." PS: I've many times enjoyed your reactions, so it was more than past time to subscribe. Does that mean I can suggest some Within Temptation: Angels v Faster comparison for Sharon's vocals?
I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on Toni Watson (Tones and I.) She had that big hit "Dance Monkey" a year or two ago. I only ask because the first few times I heard it on the radio I was convinced she was Scandinavian or similar. I was very surprised to hear she's an Aussie. What sounded like an accent to me was just an unusual singing style. 🤔
hispanic american countries are the best audiences at least for rock/metal bands. They have a different energy, its crazy. Desde España, abrazo a los hermanos de américa, son increíbles
Brian used to have a more normal sounding voice. I read that he broke his voice trying to sing quite high for mut Lang. Here's what his voice sounded like before ua-cam.com/video/Wty5A2jxTYw/v-deo.html
Rock n roll its all about the now. Thats Brian's voice. "Why would I care about how unhealthy my singing style is? I am living rocknroll at its finest so f00ck it" 😂
Some back-of-the-envelope science: according to Wikipedia, the stadium seats 70000 people. Assuming an average weight of 75kg, that's 5250 tons of humans jumping up and down here. That's about half an Eiffel Tower. How much power does a dancing human have? Would be interesting how many collective calories have been burnt off that evening.
Well i can deffenately say AC/DC is one of the bands that hasn´t ever sold anything with sex 😂. They doesn´t realy care what someone thinks how they lookalike. Everything is just about the music, feeling and talent how do they perform. And btw not many bands have them own bell! How cool is that 😁?! Brians voice is unique just like Bon had too. They don´t sound the same but the spirit with these singers have always been over the top.
I love all ways Watch your vídeos and the way you speak about techno al ways to song but also The pasión, that s something important... There are a band from SPAIN and Mexico... Icon latin bands of rock... CAIFANES, SONG: "LA CÉLULA QUE EXPLOTA" and HÉROES DEL. SILENCIO, song: " ENTRE DOS TIERRAS".please vibes from central america
Brain can be more technical but it just doesn’t fit their style of raw power and grit. You can hear his voice more when he was in Geordie before ACDC. But there is nothing better than when Brain just reaches down and belts it’s out with everything he has with the guitars turned up to 11. It just would t be the same if he stayed in control and kept it clean and technical. It’s important to fit the style of music and the end result you want. At the end of the day the point of music is to be pleasing to the ear and you can get that many ways with many formulas.
Isn’t the concept of “vocal health” very relative, at least in this case. I agree that his way of singing wouldn’t be regarded as healthy, however… He’s been doing this since dinosaurs walk the earth and he’s in his 60’s here. So either he’s found out a technique that no one else has thought of or his body is simply an “abnormality” (more likely). Anyway it seems sustainable for him😁
Brian Johnson has sounded the same from every concert I've seen with him for 1986 to 2008. Im pretty sure he is not "being unhealthy with his voice". It may not be "clean" or "classic" but it IS AUTHENTIC! JUST AS AC/DC IS! Also, AC / DC sounds the closest to album in concert than any other band I've heard. This "unhealthy " , "destroyed" voice B.S. ...is.... B.S.
First noice of that bell = goosebumps.
Everytime.
THATS AC/DC.
Brian is amazing. Understand this is an hour into a live show, and he was close to 70! The fact that younger singers like A. Rose had to stick more with the Bon era to be able to tour with AC/DC says it all. Brian walks on stage like he’s walking into your living room after not seeing you for years.
When your music can make that many people that happy, you’ve succeeded at music, I’d say!
😎🤘🇦🇷
For me Brian's voice is one of the most interesting out there. It has changed a lot throughout the years:
70's to early 80s: Lots of insanely high notes, sustanence and versatlity. This was Brian's prime, more than a match for a young Robert Plant. ex. Back in Black
mid 80s: Rugged and heavy, especially live. ex. Fly on the Wall
late 80s to early 90s: Less heavy, allowing for higher notes again, but he sounds brutal. Slightly different pronounciation and his screams start to sound restrained. ex. Thunderstruck
mid 90s: Probably his most rugged and brutal sound. No clearity at all, but he sounds more soulful and bluesy than ever. Less sustained notes and a barking delivery. ex. Ballbreaker
early 00's: His last 'screaming' years, sounding clearer again. As he ages he trades power for more soul and blues. Ex. Stiff Upper Lip
late 00's to mid '10s: Screams and shouts are mostly replaced with soulful, sometimes even clean singing, with more versatility. Downtuned guitars to accomodate his voice from now on. Ex. Black Ice and this video
early 20's: A rougher sound due to age and experience, gaining an edge he lost when he stopped his screams. ex. Realize
He's not focused on technical stuff but still has managed to pull through at all times and adapt, giving his all. His soul and authenticity are all that matter, as you said. AC/DC is blessed to have Brian Johnson!
Very good write up!!
I love how on the album version they mess with your brain right from the start. The bells go on long enough for your brain to recognize the pattern and think of the bell as being on the “one” beat. Then the guitar comes in and it turns out the bell is on the second beat. Your brain recognized the perspective has shifted but at first you don’t know why.
as MUCH as i loved Scott, i have to appreciate Johnson's tenacity, for, in this band, over40+ years he's sounded as if the next phrase will kill his voice...ROCK-ON!!
It's hilarious that early fans of "Acca Dacca" still consider Johnson as the substitute for Scott who died after only six years with the band.
@@alexandrorocca7142 BON SCOTT wrote all the lyrics on BIB and FTATR albums. The second inferior AC/DC is 1983 - 2020. When they tour for the last 40 YEARS they do 90% BON SCOTT songs. AC/DC owes everything to BON SCOTT!!! EVERYTHING!!!
Well Brian sounds like a human electric guitar. As if he's gargled with sulfuric acid. As much I like Bon Brian is much more distinctive and fits the gritty sound of AC/DC perfectly.
@@alexandrorocca7142 and BJ has been with the band for 40+ years and they call him the NEW singer..lol
@Bad Boys Boogie Those BIB and FTATR tracts are all Bon Songs from the "Brian era." 90% Bon Songs for the last 40 years. Nothing off Flick, Fly, Blow Up. Thank you BON SCOTT!!! Tell the truth AC/DC!!!
You show so much emotion in your face when listening to music, I love it
Brian’s voice has naturally transformed as any part of the body over 40 some years . But the essence of it is as good, gritty, scratchy as always. If anything it has matured and gotten warmer.
When Angus and Malcom first went to listen to Brian Angus’s first reaction was “Is someone using a chainsaw? He’s perfect!”
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Roooooaaaarrrr , yeah , yeah, yeah
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I’d have to say Brian is somewhat of a “technical “ singer if you go back pre AC/DC before his vocals started to break down. If you haven’t listen to him sign for Geordie, I suggest it!
AC/DC with Bon Scott , or Brian Johnson , was two different sounds ..... Both were badd ass , tho 💪👍
Love your chair dancing! 💕
Brilliant pure rock with some of the best audiencereactions ever!! I am not a big crowdlover but for these guys i would make an exception:):) Legends!
Learn the basics, but the more "you" it is, the better. Probably the best summation of your role as a vocal coach. And there's no doubt, anytime you hear Brian Johnson it's uniquely him
The band is HITTING on this performance 👏
Brian Johnsons used voice is iconic, but on the album version it is insane
I really like when Brian Johnson gets any attention, as I think he's a very underrated rock vocalist, but it kills me when people use performances way past his prime. Not that it isn't fair to do so. It's just that I'd love to hear what they would think of him from his Geordie years, or from his best performances with AC/DC on either Back in Black or For Those About to Rock. I've never seen any vocal coach react to the studio versions of Shoot to Thrill or another song that really showed off his range like Snowballed.
Snowballed is a fck bomb!
His best performance by far
I absolutely love Brian’s technique, if you actually look at his voice across the years even up to their most present day, Brian always seems to tone down the strain on his grittiness and rasp of his voice during live performances a tad, but like you said he doesn’t care and you can see it’s pure passion and enjoyment for his job. And even through doing this his voice on studio albums seems almost completely the identical in Power up as he did in back in black. Brian’s been doing this for over 40 years, so the fact he can maintain his voice that well even at 70 and still get to perform live is just pure awesomeness
Stuck home sick from work today and your joy, Beth, is just what I needed to get caught up in. Thank you! For the record, I'm almost 63 and sillier than ever, when I remember to be.
Kind of surprised reactors are not watching Brian sing back when he was with Geordie! One can really see what Bon Scott seen in him back even then.
Brian Johnsons voice has changed over the years. He could sing much higher when this song was first recorded in 1980. But as the years have gone on his voice changed. And he doesn't try to sing the way he used to. He sounds like a Chicago blues singer now, and it works !!!!
Have you ever reacted to ACDC 's original singer's vocals. Bon Scott ? He had a really cool sneaky mischievous voice. Very unique voice that was perfect for hard rock music.
As a pitch player, "The Jack" was always a fun song.
4 Sep 1978 I went to see Blue Oyster Cult at Red Rocks Colorado. The opening band was......AC/DC. Fantastic concert.
Hi! I love this video and band! AC/DC rock my world and Brian is an amazing singer! One of my favorite bands ever! Awesome video!
You can always tell where in the show a live AC/DC song is placed by looking at Angus Young. The more of his schoolboy uniform he's wearing, the earlier in the show the song is ;)
AC/DC was always let's rock and here we are.
Awesome. I hope it doesn't get blocked. They're notorious.
BETH YOU HAVE SUCH A FUN LOVING PERSONALITY ❤
The only way to listen to ROCK AND ROLL IS AS LOUD AS IT WILL GO...ALWAYS...I Still do in my car....Once a rocker always a rocker..I seen these guys in 79 for the first time.. WHAT A FRIGGIN BLAST WE HAD. I loved our music...I miss it so much.
Good Year 2022 to all. And to Beth I'd like to say that it's great to see you find your comfort zone in these reactions. Keep it up. Love from Finland
My first experience with AC/DC was with the Back In Black album, but soon after I got into the Bon Scott era of the band from my nephew and fell in love with them even more. The longevity and the ability to crank out great rock music year after year is their testament to their bands greatness.
Stay 😎 and…
\m/ Stay Metal \m/
I've seen them twice live and both times they were fantastic.
Both times they had local rock band Shihad open for them, every person in the crowed new every lyric to both bands songs.
NZ represent!! Shihad were the support act when I saw AC/DC in 1996 at Mt smart. My first big show as a 16 year old , and 25 years later I still love AC/DC but Shihad are gods!! 🤘🏻
Beth, you're awesome, thanks for your insight and passion
If you want to hear Brian Johnson with clean vocals check out his band Geordie before he was in ACDC. Particularly check out their cover of House of the Rising Sun!
Saw them on this tour about 10 rows from the stage and about 3 rows from the middle runway. I gotta say having Brian Johnson sing Highway to hell while looking towards me and my friend going absolutely nuts is one of my best memories! Best show hands down!
i remember seeing you there what a night.
Had to bop along to this song, took me straight back to my teens.
Saw someone compare Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, and said the same thing. While one is far more technical, the other is just as good b/c he leans heavy into what he does well and it sounds just as good, and it gives a different feeling to the listeners b/c of it. IMO you are correct finding "your" voice is very on point when it comes to singing.
I got to see AC/DC in the 80s and 90s.... ROCK ON!!! :)
Honestly, best part of this is Phil behind the drum kit with a cigarette hanging out of His mouth ... hahaha epic !!
The most important is now his voice ... but the CROWD VOICE ... that was a concert of lifetime
As a vocal coach you must realize it is not unhealthy when you master it like he did otherwise he couldn't have done it for that long a time.
Iconic! Thank you Beth!
It is very nice to see you enjoying the song !!!
A magnificent review and analysis ! Much love.
I'm 56 and still love to turn the radio up loud in my car and just jam to good ole rock music!
Now, when my wife is in the car, let's just say, her taste and my taste in music is different. Lol
My famous quote! You want real technical singing. Then listen too the great Opera and Jazz singers. Anything else is can be a free for all!
AC/DC are Rock Legends! ROCK GOD Malcolm Young RIP.
I've always loved your reviews. You look Healthy and so so pretty.
I was there! River Plate Stadium in Argentina in December 2009 :D. I was 19. Watch Thunderstruck - the audience goes CRAZY
The legend says there was a big earthquake this day in argentina, the epicenter was there when the crowd started to jump. 🔥🤘😈🔥
Aussie 🐐’s They were in their 60s here. Amazing
00:43 that is biggest nusical instrument on stage at all world. Yes organs are bigger in the churces but not separated and every concert transpoted !
Argentina have some of the most passionate crowds seen many concerts on UA-cam were the crowd were just amazing
As amazing as this live version is, reality is his performance vocally on the original back in black release is freakishly otherworldly great. Every song is immaculately perfect, the greatest modern era rock n roll album. There is no comparison between this and that, especially in headphones.
The crowd is in Argentina, without a doubt by far the greatest in the world!!!
Sentenced - Crimson or Funeral Album
I recently found them in a box in a room, memorier as it was yesterday…
You wish you were there... I was there (Dec. 2th)
One of the best concerts of my life.
So much memoties from that day on River Plate's Stadium... It sound so egomaniac but... No one rocks like argentinian rockers :P
you are the best with reactions to ac/dc, i love you for that 😍
if you want to see and feel the true love between the band and their audience, you must react to rock an roll train live river plate🤩 the best video to understand the love between ac/dc and their audience 😃
I don't care how old they're are they are are real bad-ass hell rockers
Legendary song, album, band. My fave of theirs. Second best selling album worldwide only after "Thriller" by MJ.
You should do the original studio version. You will be surprised by the vocals.
Beth, hold on to your 'silliness' afterall, it's what makes you you.
I would love that you react to Diana Navarro the song El perdón official video
It's a incredible performed because it was recorded in one take
It's incredible the quality of her voice and her breath control
Sure you have never heard something like this
Brian is Brian. No one sings like him. AC DC must sound this way. Period
Beth, I watch a few vocal coaches on UA-cam and one thing is certain. Many of you have or are developing an appreciation for metal/hard rock, especially the classic bands. It's nice that you can appreciate and give kudos to singers that as you say aren't technically masterful but still deliver something that's true to them or the genre. AC/DC and Brian Johnson clearly didn't do it wrong, neither did Bon Scott.
Actually there's a thing, I don't recall (I may be wrong) seeing you reviewing a Bon Scott track, that would be interesting.
Rock GOATs. It's not even close.
I recently noticed that Chris Cornell has this same sound of voice in Cochise. I caught myself saying "Man, his voice is so amazing", then making the connection that he sounds just like Brian Johnson in parts of that song. What do you think Beth?
Chris's sound on "Cochise" was insane. Sounded like he was shredding his vocal cords.
I read a story--and maybe tha's all it was--that Bon Scott recommended Brian as his replacement should the worst befall him and the band. I really enjoyed the use of "Thunderstruck" in the move "Battleship."
PS: I've many times enjoyed your reactions, so it was more than past time to subscribe. Does that mean I can suggest some Within Temptation: Angels v Faster comparison for Sharon's vocals?
They didn’t think they were looking silly, they were just being awesome
I never knew large bells were tuned to a specific note until this song came out. I figure the bell rings an A.
I recommending picking something from the Live at Donnington concert.
you should check out brians band prior to AC/DC called Geordie
AC/DC will be done when Angus is. That old fuck can still wail baby. I hope they tour till they're 80, lol love these lads!
Actually Angus is not that old as he is 67 years old so he still haves a long time ahead of him.
@@Moonwalker1075 hate to break it to you my man, but 67 is old lol it's old as shit. Like 99% of the world is retired by that age.
ACDC en River Plate, Argentina. Reaccionaste al mejor público del mundo. 🇦🇷
Yeppers I know those concerts are real surreal
please listen to AC/DC with Bon doing let there be rock at the Glasgow Apollo and you'll understand why most Aussies say Bon is AC/DC
There is only one volume setting for AC/DC, Motörhead, Dio and that is MORE!
Angus was in his mid 50s here and still was able to move on stage.
Every time they perform the earth moves a little off it's axis because of 150,000 fans jumping in unison. Rock on guys.
Divinamente todo hermoso!!
I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on Toni Watson (Tones and I.) She had that big hit "Dance Monkey" a year or two ago.
I only ask because the first few times I heard it on the radio I was convinced she was Scandinavian or similar. I was very surprised to hear she's an Aussie. What sounded like an accent to me was just an unusual singing style. 🤔
Como desgarra las cuerdas vocales
Brian Johnson
Me encanta AC/DC
Beavis and Butt-Head sometimes wore AC/DC shirts, when their Metallica shirts were in the laundry.
hispanic american countries are the best audiences at least for rock/metal bands. They have a different energy, its crazy. Desde España, abrazo a los hermanos de américa, son increíbles
Brian used to have a more normal sounding voice.
I read that he broke his voice trying to sing quite high for mut Lang.
Here's what his voice sounded like before
ua-cam.com/video/Wty5A2jxTYw/v-deo.html
Rock n roll its all about the now. Thats Brian's voice. "Why would I care about how unhealthy my singing style is? I am living rocknroll at its finest so f00ck it" 😂
I would love to be able to sing. Lol
You need to check out some New Zealand Rock at some point.
I can't recommend Shihad enough, they are my favorite rock band of all time
Some back-of-the-envelope science:
according to Wikipedia, the stadium seats 70000 people. Assuming an average weight of 75kg, that's 5250 tons of humans jumping up and down here. That's about half an Eiffel Tower.
How much power does a dancing human have? Would be interesting how many collective calories have been burnt off that evening.
Well i can deffenately say AC/DC is one of the bands that hasn´t ever sold anything with sex 😂. They doesn´t realy care what someone thinks how they lookalike. Everything is just about the music, feeling and talent how do they perform. And btw not many bands have them own bell! How cool is that 😁?!
Brians voice is unique just like Bon had too. They don´t sound the same but the spirit with these singers have always been over the top.
I love all ways Watch your vídeos and the way you speak about techno al ways to song but also The pasión, that s something important... There are a band from SPAIN and Mexico... Icon latin bands of rock... CAIFANES, SONG: "LA CÉLULA QUE EXPLOTA" and HÉROES DEL. SILENCIO, song: " ENTRE DOS TIERRAS".please vibes from central america
Djavan - Outono 🇧🇷
Ah! That rusty bucket!
Another review by Heavy Metal Beth 😀
….. Hellz to the Bellz 💪🏼.
Brain can be more technical but it just doesn’t fit their style of raw power and grit. You can hear his voice more when he was in Geordie before ACDC. But there is nothing better than when Brain just reaches down and belts it’s out with everything he has with the guitars turned up to 11. It just would t be the same if he stayed in control and kept it clean and technical. It’s important to fit the style of music and the end result you want. At the end of the day the point of music is to be pleasing to the ear and you can get that many ways with many formulas.
Isn’t the concept of “vocal health” very relative, at least in this case. I agree that his way of singing wouldn’t be regarded as healthy, however… He’s been doing this since dinosaurs walk the earth and he’s in his 60’s here. So either he’s found out a technique that no one else has thought of or his body is simply an “abnormality” (more likely). Anyway it seems sustainable for him😁
Age is just a number. Who's counting?
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Brian Johnson has sounded the same from every concert I've seen with him for 1986 to 2008. Im pretty sure he is not "being unhealthy with his voice".
It may not be "clean" or "classic" but it IS AUTHENTIC!
JUST AS AC/DC IS!
Also, AC / DC sounds the closest to album in concert than any other band I've heard.
This "unhealthy " , "destroyed" voice B.S. ...is.... B.S.
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