2023 -- You need to make your way to new york city, there's at least 15 bands that deliver like this... like this but NOT this. One band is The Mystery Lights.
Methinks by the end of this epic, sweaty, sleazy distillation of pure rock n' roll, the punters walked away that nite with a pretty good idea that they'd seen something almost religiously transcendent. This show rock n' roll at its finest; a religious epiphany for the Godless rebels & misfits everywhere. It's a thing of rare Beauty. 🦃⚡🎸💥😵🦃
@@nishiDigital Same here! saw them first time 1991! Seen Rolling Stones, Nirvana, ZZ Top, Iron Maiden, U2. Metallica, Guns N Roses, Motörhead, Whitesnake and many more. But still.... AC/DC is the Best Band for me. Seen them 20 times live now :)
Cliff is just perfect for AC/DC. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate Mark Evans but Cliff is just way more technical and tight. Even Mark himself has said that Williams was the right guy for the band.
Mark played on their best stuff...in my opinion... nothing against Cliff...he played on some great stuff too....I'm only talking about songs with Bon ...not interested in anything he did with Brian...😐
@@philipholmes5884 Just fucking accept the fact that Bon is gone and that AC/DC continued to pump out brilliant songs 44 years after his death, Brian was the best for them after Bon`s death
Bon had a voice and a singing style that will never be duplicated again. He greatly complimented those screaming guitars on every song he sang. It's an absolute shame that the world will never ever know just how much great music he was destined to make if that terrible night had never happened
This is one of the greatest things I've ever seen. Like seriously, what the hell happened to bands like this? There needs to be a rock band that kicks this much ass again.
@1:03 I mean really. Who struts like this anymore? Who gets out there and get's a groove on. I hope Rock is in just a hibernation. And when it awakes..Oh! look out!!
Malcolm ALWAYS had a badass guitar tone. When I listen to AC/DC, more often than not I seem to find myself focusing more on Malcolm and that rock solid rhythm. Angus is good and he and Bon were always the life of the show, but Malcolm was the true driving force behind AC/DC. It was HIS band.
@False Email Both of them always sounded awesome. I’m just more of a Malcolm fan. It’s a unique sound in my opinion. And the two of them both had their own tone. But together they make one big great guitar, still being able to tell them apart of course.
@Bad Boys Boogie Yea no doubt it was Malcolm's idea to make a band, but he chose Angus for a reason. It was both Angus and Malcolm's child to raise. It's like Malcolm had a baby without a mother and chose Angus to be the fun uncle of it. That's what Angus is, the fun uncle, and Malcolm is the working father. He knew Angus could play lead like no one else, and could not have found a better lead player if he tried. AC/DC wouldn't be what it is without Angus at all. As you and me have seen, they have survived without Phil or Cliff, but would not ever be the same without Malcolm and Angus. It is both their band, not just Malcolm's or Angus. Stevie does a great job playing the rhythm guitar, but I doubt he could come up with a riff as good as Malcolm could. That just proves it ain't the same without Malcolm. Power up was just a bunch of riffs Malcolm and Angus worked on between Stiff Upper Lip and Black Ice. I doubt when they run out of those riffs in between those years, that they'll keep going or make anything half as good, unless Angus really watched Malcolm.. and kept how he made riffs in his memory.. In Malcolm's words, "Angus is a hot player".
Creo que fue por varios años así hasta que no estuvo más entre nosotros y es ahí que se empezó a sentir y darnos cuenta que no hay nadie como Malcolm y recién ahí empezaron a reconocer lo grande que fue para la música el Rey del ritmo!!!!!
I saw these guys at The RITZ Theater in Corpus Christi Tx. in '77. I saw them at The Memorial Coliseum in '78, '79. Being front row for the HIGHWAY TO HELL tour was awesome and the tickets were $7.50 !
When the band's stage setup is a wall of Marshall Amps and drums, no thrills or pompous crap, you know you're in for a gut pounding show. ACDC reminds me of The Who in this vid
blobhead12135565 you were on point until you tried to throw shade at the Beatles and the Stones. One of the greatest rocknroll performances ever but your comment is a fail.
hell yeah, but Rory Gallagher equals them when it comes to live performances. Look up "Rory Gallagher - Bullfrog Blues" and click on the live version with the most views, you'll know what I mean :-)
they didnt miss a beat at all, thats the power of rock n roll man it puts you in a sort of high that you dont want to lose, I used to play for an acdc tribute kinda band back home where im from and i know what its like playing these songs this tight
Laying in bed, having just been put on oxygen 24/7 for copd...watchinhg all these live AcDc performances.. Mesmerized by them! Even more now than in 1978. I am 63 now. I never realized what a tiny powder keg Bon Scott was! Tiny in staure HUGE in vocals.
This is what rock and roll was like in my day no fuckin cell phones, no big screens, no pyro- tech, no gimmicks, held in small venues up close and personal, you could smell the sweat.and even get some on ya. Long Live Rock n Roll and AC/DC was the top notch group of Bangers hands down.
I was born in '76, so I missed the Bon years sadly. When I saw AC/DC live for the first time, on The Razor's Edge tour, it was a religious experience. I was literally in ecstasy from the start of the show until the very end. Then, for my 15th birthday I got this concert film on VHS. I would watch it over and over in awe. It still blows me away. Best live band ever. They were pure electricity.
Unlucky you,I saw them in 1978 in Glasgow one of two nights where they recorded their live album if you want blood.The Raw sound,the timing, the fan's were captivated and engaged.I went on to see them another 4 times in the Bon era.
Anytime I see footage of Malcom and his brother playing during a live performance is memorable. Angus and Malcom played guitar together for so long they had their own musical language. Malcom ran the band as he deferred to Angus allowing him to play lead guitar. Malcom was a great songwriter and Rhythm guitarist. Malcom could have easily played lead.
This is one of the best music clips I have watched over and over again. The rawness and the real spirit of Rock N Roll. This is how it used to be done!
Malcolms Rhythm style...the sheer tightness of it and power with accented delicate technique is just hypnotic...makes you feel like you could do anything
Phil has an unmatched groove and feel. So simple, it is VERY hard to do right. I have drummed for 38 years, and trying to sound like Phil is harder than sounding like Peart or Bonham. His meter is always perfect.
I challenge any player of any caliber to play 2:50 like this. Easiest riff to play, and takes a life-time to play properly Spend hundreds of life-times practicing, and you might get within a dozen light-years of Malcolm I tear up hearing his amazing playing. A legendary right hand
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early ac/dc with bon scott has no equal, angus was a monster, the beauty was it was all about the music with them, crank up the marshalls and let it go, no make-up, posing, scarves, flowing wardrobes, glam... just the music, along with their punk attitude and energy. long live rock and roll, long live ac/dc.
I saw these cats live shortly after this video in New Jersey! Wildest show I've ever seen. Deff Leppard opened for them. To this day my ears still ring👍🏼
This is possibly the most exciting live rock performance I have ever seen. Angus chicken walks across the stage, Bon Scott shrieks into the mike with a pounding beat driving them all forwards in sweaty, shirtless tidal wave of sound. It doesn't get better than this
When the camera did a 180 around Malcolm when he was killing it on his Gretsch filled me with so much adrenaline I felt like racing in my dads ‘64 Vette
11 years before I was born….. I can’t wait til they make the time machine, I’m going to EVERY concert, show, radio broadcast, their basement, sister room, etc
Fair enough. I only saw Bon on the Highway to Hell tour in 1979. But for two nights in a row at Glasgow Apollo. For a fiver a time. I'm happy. And lucky.
Disagree. We knew. I saw them first in 1978 and can still remember the thrill of being deaf for a few days, the sight of Angus in Bon's shoulders and the unbelievable power of the rhythm. It’s stayed with me ever since.
This was on Wednesday 25 Oct, the band were flown in from Paris to do the gig.... XTC played on the 28th. Met the bands, still got the autographs. One of the best gigs I've ever been to.
When I saw them open for Aerosmith at the Long Beach Arena for the Poweage tour, they completely stole the show! I had floor seats and got splashed by Angus's sweat when he was on a roadie's shoulders going through the audience. I was blown away! They weren't listed on the billing or any promotions, and when I asked everyone after the show who they were, no one knew. It was on the way home that I heard a commercial for Powerage on KMET and recognized the music. I told my girlfriend, "That's the kick ass band we just saw!" I immediately bought every import album and cassette available and turned my buddies on to them. What a great memory. It was 45 years ago, and I remember it like it was yesterday, with rocking energy like no other band since.
by far the best six & half minutes on youtube. Pure gold. Time capsule footage of the great rock band ever at their very very best, raw, untouched. wow.
Saw them at Newcastle in a night club 77 ish. Soaked through to my Wrangler jacket… 60 years old now… WHAT a gig… Geordie x ps 3.38 in… girl on shoulders… hope that was a pint in her hand not a coke.
We used to watch them on the national broadcaster ABC on countdown in Australia, whatever song came on that Sunday night all the kids would be singing at school the next day.
When you think this is 42 years old and nothing nowadays comes anywhere near this sort of energy
this is the first era on history where the youth music is weaker than their parents music
They used to have another Vid of this Masterpiece on You Tube. They took it off. Rock n Roll never dies my Brothers. This is straight Badd Ass
timeless Music.
2023 -- You need to make your way to new york city, there's at least 15 bands that deliver like this... like this but NOT this.
One band is The Mystery Lights.
Longlive the seventies!
No special effects..... just kick ass music
Well, there was the smoke from Angus's satchel. Kind of special effects for 1978 at least. 🙂
@@LeggoMyLambcreo que se refiere a pedales o algo
These kids had no idea who they were watching....had no idea how LUCKY they were to see ACDC in the beginning w/Bon
I agree. I have a friend who said she watched AC/DC when they were the pub band in Geelong.
Totalmente, ahora que si lo escuchan y los ven saben que llevan un tesoro en su corazón
I was fortunate to see them in 79, in Oakland. They were unbelievable.
Methinks by the end of this epic, sweaty, sleazy distillation of pure rock n' roll, the punters walked away that nite with a pretty good idea that they'd seen something almost religiously transcendent.
This show rock n' roll at its finest; a religious epiphany for the Godless rebels & misfits everywhere. It's a thing of rare Beauty. 🦃⚡🎸💥😵🦃
Like the stage setup, just a wall of amplifiers and drums, no thrills or pompus crap. Rock n roll in it's purest form by these guys
A proper gig.Loud and small venue.
I did not imagine there were wireless systems in 1978, it was probably a kind of hi-tech for the time ...
Best rock band and singer for the next 10 billion years.
Wow they were awsome so much energy damn
Wow they were awsome so much energy damn
I saw them in the early 90s. I have seen everything fro Van Halen, U2, Faith no More, Rolling Stones, and these guys surpass all of them!!
@@nishiDigital Same here! saw them first time 1991! Seen Rolling Stones, Nirvana, ZZ Top, Iron Maiden, U2. Metallica, Guns N Roses, Motörhead, Whitesnake and many more. But still.... AC/DC is the Best Band for me. Seen them 20 times live now :)
@@markonyrhinen8175 du glücklicher!!
Hast alles gesehen
Kannst beruhigt irgenwann sterben 👍👍
Bon Scott is the best frontman of all-time
100%
And when he puts on that Denim Jacket, it’s the best ❤😊
Man, I wish I could have seen AC/DC with Bon Scott!
Ha ha. I did! But passed out after 2 halves of shandy...it was very hot. Perry x
Can you imagine anyone walking out of there saying "sorry, I wasn't entertained by that"?
Hiring Cliff to play bass was a brilliant move on Mal's part. He - Cliff - made the whole thing ultra-tight.
Cliff is just perfect for AC/DC. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate Mark Evans but Cliff is just way more technical and tight. Even Mark himself has said that Williams was the right guy for the band.
So Cliff left the Shadows for these then?
Mark played on their best stuff...in my opinion... nothing against Cliff...he played on some great stuff too....I'm only talking about songs with Bon ...not interested in anything he did with Brian...😐
@@philipholmes5884 Just fucking accept the fact that Bon is gone and that AC/DC continued to pump out brilliant songs 44 years after his death, Brian was the best for them after Bon`s death
@@comraderomania7988 like I said...not interested ...but knock yourself out ...👍🏻
Bon had a voice and a singing style that will never be duplicated again. He greatly complimented those screaming guitars on every song he sang. It's an absolute shame that the world will never ever know just how much great music he was destined to make if that terrible night had never happened
Malcolm wanted to get rid of him in 1979 and in 1975 the young brothers are not loyal to their bandmates
@@miamibeachsunnydays8274creo que alos young no le gusta mucho la joda y bon era un loquillo.
💯
@@miamibeachsunnydays8274not loyal? Wdym?
What?@@Unnecessarysecondname
This is one of the greatest things I've ever seen. Like seriously, what the hell happened to bands like this? There needs to be a rock band that kicks this much ass again.
@1:03 I mean really. Who struts like this anymore? Who gets out there and get's a groove on. I hope Rock is in just a hibernation. And when it awakes..Oh! look out!!
For me, this is performance is the definition of rock and roll.
Airbourne is one of them
Or Bigfoot
Nashville Pussy in their prime - say, late ‘90s - was as good as this, if not better. Think AC/DC meets full bore punk rock played 100 miles an hour.
If you'r tired of life and its sacrifices, just listen this song with a cool beer in hand. Rock On, Ride On, ACDC FOREVER
I did and I kept spilling my beer all over as I jumped all around and played the air guitar 🎸
Absolutely.
those kids didn’t know they were witnessing the birth of legends 😊
Seen them in Brum 75-76 in a club less than a hundred people watching.
@@georgedeathe4683 if a memory could be sold, that’d be worth a billion £'s…lucky lucky dude
Haha
Oh they knew as soon as they came on up too the stage
I can’t even imagine seeing this
❤❤ Oldies for the Oldies ❤❤❤
Malcolm had the best guitar tone ever right here!
Live Wire Its so fat it almost sounds like 2 guitars playing!!
Malcolm ALWAYS had a badass guitar tone. When I listen to AC/DC, more often than not I seem to find myself focusing more on Malcolm and that rock solid rhythm. Angus is good and he and Bon were always the life of the show, but Malcolm was the true driving force behind AC/DC. It was HIS band.
@@charlieharper886 It was both angus and malcolm's band. They both created it.
@False Email Both of them always sounded awesome. I’m just more of a Malcolm fan. It’s a unique sound in my opinion. And the two of them both had their own tone. But together they make one big great guitar, still being able to tell them apart of course.
@Bad Boys Boogie Yea no doubt it was Malcolm's idea to make a band, but he chose Angus for a reason. It was both Angus and Malcolm's child to raise. It's like Malcolm had a baby without a mother and chose Angus to be the fun uncle of it. That's what Angus is, the fun uncle, and Malcolm is the working father. He knew Angus could play lead like no one else, and could not have found a better lead player if he tried. AC/DC wouldn't be what it is without Angus at all. As you and me have seen, they have survived without Phil or Cliff, but would not ever be the same without Malcolm and Angus. It is both their band, not just Malcolm's or Angus. Stevie does a great job playing the rhythm guitar, but I doubt he could come up with a riff as good as Malcolm could. That just proves it ain't the same without Malcolm. Power up was just a bunch of riffs Malcolm and Angus worked on between Stiff Upper Lip and Black Ice. I doubt when they run out of those riffs in between those years, that they'll keep going or make anything half as good, unless Angus really watched Malcolm.. and kept how he made riffs in his memory.. In Malcolm's words, "Angus is a hot player".
2021 and still aint a group of dudes that can boogie this fucking hard.
And that kids, is rock and roll.
Nothing today comes close
I can’t even begin to imagine how fucking loud this show was
Bon Scott was the Guvnor of hard rock💫
3:00 THE most gut-punching guitar sound to have ever been made.. Malcolm truly was just different from ANYBODY else! R.I.P. Mal 🫡❤️
Mal the greatest ❤️🙌👏
I noticed that as well. Incredible sound
AC-DC=KICK ASS🎶🎶🌪️🌪️
Coupled with the most distinctive voice ever.
Angus may be the icing, but Malcolm takes the 🎂
The greatest front man to ever live.
Music performed the way it should be. Sheer brilliance.
Malcom one of the most underrated guitarist ever! A lethal combination with Angus! Pure unadulterated HARD Rock N Roll!
Agree totally
Creo que fue por varios años así hasta que no estuvo más entre nosotros y es ahí que se empezó a sentir y darnos cuenta que no hay nadie como Malcolm y recién ahí empezaron a reconocer lo grande que fue para la música el Rey del ritmo!!!!!
How the hell did anyone in the front row survive this?? Just straight up pure rock. Long may it live!
I saw these guys at The RITZ Theater in Corpus Christi Tx. in '77.
I saw them at The Memorial Coliseum in '78, '79.
Being front row for the HIGHWAY TO HELL tour was awesome and the tickets were $7.50 !
I used to enjoy loud performances IF I had my spongey earplugs in. My hearing was spared and I got the body punch on.
When the band's stage setup is a wall of Marshall Amps and drums, no thrills or pompous crap, you know you're in for a gut pounding show. ACDC reminds me of The Who in this vid
@@corazondeoro9351That is super f'n sweet !!
one of the greatest rock n roll performances i have ever seen. better than the stones or the beatles ever did. FACT
blobhead12135565 you were on point until you tried to throw shade at the Beatles and the Stones. One of the greatest rocknroll performances ever but your comment is a fail.
Absofuckinglutely!!!!
You ain’t lied yet
hell yeah, but Rory Gallagher equals them when it comes to live performances. Look up "Rory Gallagher - Bullfrog Blues" and click on the live version with the most views, you'll know what I mean :-)
What will you expect, from the world´s best band???
B.S. I love you!!!!!!
Phil! Malcolm! Cliff! Angus! Bon! Sheer Perfection!!! Greatest ever!!!
This is absolutely my favorite live version of Rocker. The whole band sounds super tight.
they didnt miss a beat at all, thats the power of rock n roll man it puts you in a sort of high that you dont want to lose, I used to play for an acdc tribute kinda band back home where im from and i know what its like playing these songs this tight
@@santiagovictor2004,
I agree 👍
Laying in bed, having just been put on oxygen 24/7 for copd...watchinhg all these live AcDc performances.. Mesmerized by them! Even more now than in 1978. I am 63 now. I never realized what a tiny powder keg Bon Scott was! Tiny in staure HUGE in vocals.
in my prayers, Lydiq
Colchester, England. The University of Essex. Real music. Proper.
NSNO! I saw them at Liverpool empire on this tour.....it was unreal! 😂
No effects, no loops, no autotunes...that's AC/DC
This is what rock and roll was like in my day no fuckin cell phones, no big screens, no pyro- tech, no gimmicks, held in small venues up close and personal, you could smell the sweat.and even get some on ya. Long Live Rock n Roll and AC/DC was the top notch group of Bangers hands down.
Them were the day's l miss them!!!!!!!
I saw them in '78, seventeen times since. My fav band. Just simply the best. God bless bon and malcolm. Long live ac/dc.
yes and don't we know it.
@@dillongstaff5625 ooooh get her
17 times?you still hear alright😂?
The iconic voice of Bon Scott..EPIC..
This is an example of why the "Punks" loved AC/DC too!
They could take the best punk band and just kick their everliving ass
I was born in '76, so I missed the Bon years sadly. When I saw AC/DC live for the first time, on The Razor's Edge tour, it was a religious experience. I was literally in ecstasy from the start of the show until the very end. Then, for my 15th birthday I got this concert film on VHS. I would watch it over and over in awe. It still blows me away. Best live band ever. They were pure electricity.
at least you were alive during the Bon era!
Unlucky you,I saw them in 1978 in Glasgow one of two nights where they recorded their live album if you want blood.The Raw sound,the timing, the fan's were captivated and engaged.I went on to see them another 4 times in the Bon era.
cliff is killing it on bass
louis segura he is a complete beast
and phil murdering on the droooms
Just an all out great band.
They all killing it
I wish the camera also focused on the drum and bass players too.
this gives me chills and tears to my eyes...Malcolm is a beast in this!!!!!!!!
James Davies yes he is..and half the audience gets it, the other half doesn't..sadly..
I love Angus and he is crushing it as always here, but my "tears" always come from seeing and hearing Bon Scott. Never will forget!✊🤘
The entire band is a beast
@@dbd1353 that dude at 3:43 defo gets it 💯
Some people might not understand when people say phil has some of the best groove in rock 'n' roll.
This here, is what they mean fuckin hell
There's in the pocket, and then there's right down the f---ing trousers.
oh fuckk yeah@@mightymartianca
Anytime I see footage of Malcom and his brother playing during a live performance is memorable.
Angus and Malcom played guitar together for so long they had their own musical language.
Malcom ran the band as he deferred to Angus allowing him to play lead guitar.
Malcom was a great songwriter and Rhythm guitarist.
Malcom could have easily played lead.
Great to hear the rawness of Mal's playing.
Yep: Best ROCK band ever. No question.
This is one of the best music clips I have watched over and over again. The rawness and the real spirit of Rock N Roll. This is how it used to be done!
The band is 5 feet from the crowd...the live performance of a lifetime, hopefully they weren't too high to remember
Being so close to such a r'n'r band will never happen again ... how lucky were those who attended the show ! Memories for life
If only the young bands of today could emulate this.
Malcolms Rhythm style...the sheer tightness of it and power with accented delicate technique is just hypnotic...makes you feel like you could do anything
The greatest performing rock band of the 70's, and I love Zep and Steely Dan too, but this is awesome.
The greatest front man in rock and rollWill never be matched, will never be beaten.
No way. Ozzy Osbourne hands down.
@@ryand141 I love Ozzy, but he could never match Bon's energy.
@@ryand141😂😂😂😂😂
6x AC/DC LIVE IN FRANKFURT/GERMANY🎸🎆🎸🎆GREAT SHOWS 🎆🎸💥💃🌀🔝💯👻🎶🌟💫🎸🔝
Danke 💃🎸💃🎸
By far the most up front and personal recordings of the late great bon scott.he was a real gem,what a front man.
2024 still the best. Hits hard still same impact it had back then .
Great music never gets old it just gets better
Phil has an unmatched groove and feel. So simple, it is VERY hard to do right. I have drummed for 38 years, and trying to sound like Phil is harder than sounding like Peart or Bonham. His meter is always perfect.
Rythym sections was strong with Phil, Malcom and Cliff on the groove. They sit in the pocket perfectly with each other.
'A lot of strength in the three of us' as Phil says in 'Let There Be Rock.
Nothing else is even close!!
when rock was really without models
18 year old me saw them in the BURGH for the first time on this tour. Insane and as high energy as it gets!
Best rock song ever nobody can match them live nobody 500 yrs from now people still listening to them
I challenge any player of any caliber to play 2:50 like this.
Easiest riff to play, and takes a life-time to play properly
Spend hundreds of life-times practicing, and you might get within a dozen light-years of Malcolm
I tear up hearing his amazing playing. A legendary right hand
Wahnsinn. Keine Absperrungen, keine Bodyguards und vor allem keine Handys wie sie die T....... bei Liveevents benutzen. Man hat sich einfach der geilen Musik hingegeben. Leute....wo sind diese Zeiten geblieben. Gott sei Dank habe ich sie noch erlebt mit Bier 🍻 und Zigaretten dazu😂😂😂. LG
early ac/dc with bon scott has no equal, angus was a monster, the beauty was it was all about the music with them, crank up the marshalls and let it go, no make-up, posing, scarves, flowing wardrobes, glam... just the music, along with their punk attitude and energy. long live rock and roll, long live ac/dc.
The Rhythm Section is so tight it keeps my attention with its relentless perfection of cool riffs & changes. Then you add Angus & Bon in the mix…
My god he literally epitomises the rockin rolling man I don't think anyone else could pull it off.
How bloody PROUD would Bon be just to see how far acdc's success conquered the world 😊
I saw these cats live shortly after this video in New Jersey!
Wildest show I've ever seen.
Deff Leppard opened for them.
To this day my ears still ring👍🏼
This was on my third birthday, I got a blue big wheel. It’s my earliest memory.
This is possibly the most exciting live rock performance I have ever seen.
Angus chicken walks across the stage, Bon Scott shrieks into the mike with a pounding beat driving them all forwards in sweaty, shirtless tidal wave of sound.
It doesn't get better than this
That's Duck walks... Chuck Berry
In their prime right here
These people had no idea of the greatness that they were watching...
If only they knew what was coming for the next 40 years dude.
When the camera did a 180 around Malcolm when he was killing it on his Gretsch filled me with so much adrenaline I felt like racing in my dads ‘64 Vette
yeeah
Really fire thing
This was DC at their creative and energetic pinnacle 78/79 Powerage and later Highway to Hell epic no filler albums 👌🎵🎸🎶🤘
11 years before I was born….. I can’t wait til they make the time machine, I’m going to EVERY concert, show, radio broadcast, their basement, sister room, etc
These people witnessed history! Without even knowing it...... Little jewels of history.
This, children, is called peak badassery. End of lesson.
Amazing Malcolm Young!!!
Fair enough. I only saw Bon on the Highway to Hell tour in 1979. But for two nights in a row at Glasgow Apollo. For a fiver a time. I'm happy. And lucky.
Acdc in their prime, What more could you ask for?
People in the live audience at that time had no idea what they were bearing witness to. Spectacular!
Disagree. We knew. I saw them first in 1978 and can still remember the thrill of being deaf for a few days, the sight of Angus in Bon's shoulders and the unbelievable power of the rhythm. It’s stayed with me ever since.
Pure Rock and Roll. Period.
angus'z lead is so good in this
Wow this was the same day I was born!!! This is great, nothing today compares
Incredible.
I can actually hear the bass in an ACDC song. I love it. I like what Cliff Williams does in song. My favorite band ever.
almost 2025, and this is timeless, fair dinkum Rock N Roll, by one of the best of all time
RIP Malcolm Young. Enjoy you beer with Bon.
Now that's Rock and Roll Bitches ! How we partied back in the day.
Never forgotten Bon Scott & Malcolm Young❤ legends🤘love you guys 👌
Facking legends!
Boogie woogie oogie! Rock n roll
I would have sold my soul, to be in that front row 😩
Check out “Let There Be Rock 1978” from this same gig. UNREAL
This was on Wednesday 25 Oct, the band were flown in from Paris to do the gig.... XTC played on the 28th. Met the bands, still got the autographs. One of the best gigs I've ever been to.
This is stil rock at its best rip malc fantastic band
2025 nothing compares best rock band ever
Fuck yeah. Thats what Im talkin bout. God Damm. Straight Rock.
When I saw them open for Aerosmith at the Long Beach Arena for the Poweage tour, they completely stole the show! I had floor seats and got splashed by Angus's sweat when he was on a roadie's shoulders going through the audience. I was blown away! They weren't listed on the billing or any promotions, and when I asked everyone after the show who they were, no one knew. It was on the way home that I heard a commercial for Powerage on KMET and recognized the music. I told my girlfriend, "That's the kick ass band we just saw!" I immediately bought every import album and cassette available and turned my buddies on to them. What a great memory. It was 45 years ago, and I remember it like it was yesterday, with rocking energy like no other band since.
Awesome story! You lucky one! I´m so young that I saw them first time 1991. Now 20 times live. Best Band in the World!
by far the best six & half minutes on youtube. Pure gold. Time capsule footage of the great rock band ever at their very very best, raw, untouched. wow.
Stunning
Bless you 💗💋☦️🇺🇲 NOSTROVIA ☦️ TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Saw them at Newcastle in a night club 77 ish. Soaked through to my Wrangler jacket… 60 years old now… WHAT a gig… Geordie x ps 3.38 in… girl on shoulders… hope that was a pint in her hand not a coke.
I would be going NUTS at that concert! What an absolutely rocking band.
dirty deeds done dirt cheap
Those were the days!
wish I was a smidge older to have seen them in 77-79 era.....awesome band. R.I.P. Malcolm
We used to watch them on the national broadcaster ABC on countdown in Australia, whatever song came on that Sunday night all the kids would be singing at school the next day.
This song just blew my left ear out. I’m on my way to the ER