And to think I was probably the only one who's ever caught that. Argued with my buddies for decades over that riff. We're a pack of old farts now and some of the old crew still claim its "ANGUS ONLY" LOL.
@@Pressplay_Media_EU Ummmmmm, you what?! Never heard of this???? It's not from a concert. It's a BBC RADIO 1 studio session and has been broadcast on The Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance, and on numerous other occasions herein the UK. I allow that you may be elsewhere in the world, or too young to know this, or perhaps both. Whatever the case, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Great quality sound as always from the BBC.
@@joaofabiodaconceicaorebouc3254 For me, without the epic solo at the end, this version is not as good as the studio one. I like them both though, but much better the other.
Most definitely! I remember actually feeling disappointed when I bought their first album on cassette, having already heard this session in Radio 1 (and recorded it onto chrome cassette, which I still have and which still sounds better than the album!) Well done BBC RADIO 1 for making such an excellent recording in 1976!
@@jaytomheldman5170 highway, powerage and let there are 'holy trinity' of ac dc albums, and highway is very top. evans doesn't play crucial role in process.
It's still good and all these years of treats with the whole team, agreements that had to be dared at that time and they did it, I was born with ACDC and I would die with it.
@@simontrencher8245 That was the excuse but Mark admitted himself in his book that getting under Angus skin, drinking too much, & missing rehearsals cost him
Thank you very much for posting - are we predicting a limit lifespan for the video? As someone says, I know Peel didn’t like AC/DC at some stage but do we know if these 4 tracks were broadcast in their entirety? BBC sound engineers deserve huge credit.
Little Lover lyrics "... when i see the wet touch on your seat ...". It's simply GEIL. Bon was the greatest Rock lyricist ever. He told real situations in his songs. Awesome. Nobody does it better. R. I. P. Bon By the way, this four songs are for radio broadcasts, this is not the raw and real AC/DC sound.
High Voltage's chord progression originally were supposed to be A , C , D , C , But the band is very finnicky still, so it didn't sound right, they changed it to ACDA , and believe me the original doesn't sound right it's off, I'm glad they changed it, ACDA is much better sounding.. After all, it's not AC/DC it's Acca Dacca 🐺
Was this polished up with any pitch or rhythm correction? I've been a fan for over 40 years, they are my favorite band, am a guitar player myself, been in bands and recorded albums. I have never heard them sound this good live, especially the backing vocals, which are perfectly in tune.
![AC/DC Family Jewels Interviews [2005] Malcolm and Angus](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VjlVJB5ayF0/mqdefault.jpg)
![AC/DC: Soul Stripper (BBC In Concert 1976) [HD Remastered Version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TqJxWC9cf4I/mqdefault.jpg)
At 13:46, Mal throws in this brilliant little improvised riff like it's nothing.
Priceless
And to think I was probably the only one who's ever caught that. Argued with my buddies for decades over that riff. We're a pack of old farts now and some of the old crew still claim its "ANGUS ONLY" LOL.
This sounds so fucking good for 1976, so glad that this exists
I can't believe we never heard of this AC/DC session until now, but there are noodles of oodles of them
Radio simulcasts were great and of course it's ANALOG 😁🤘
@@Pressplay_Media_EU Ummmmmm, you what?! Never heard of this???? It's not from a concert. It's a BBC RADIO 1 studio session and has been broadcast on The Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance, and on numerous other occasions herein the UK. I allow that you may be elsewhere in the world, or too young to know this, or perhaps both. Whatever the case, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Great quality sound as always from the BBC.
They played Little Lover? EPIC
This version is better than the studio version
@@joaofabiodaconceicaorebouc3254 I heard this one first and was disappointed by the studio version, haha
@@joaofabiodaconceicaorebouc3254 For me, without the epic solo at the end, this version is not as good as the studio one. I like them both though, but much better the other.
1976! Imagine the hype this boys must've felt, traveling all across the world for some shows...! Top quality audio!!
Jeez some of these sound Better than the Album releases
Most definitely! I remember actually feeling disappointed when I bought their first album on cassette, having already heard this session in Radio 1 (and recorded it onto chrome cassette, which I still have and which still sounds better than the album!) Well done BBC RADIO 1 for making such an excellent recording in 1976!
The boys have always been best set very LOUD in a live situation 🤘🏼
Awesome recording!
"Live Wire!" I said High! ❤️
Acdc should release this officially
Mark Evans in the classic line up
He added the bottom the tunes needed. In a different way than Cliff Williams.
malcom’s groovy rhythms are the heart of ac⚡️dc 🔥
The quality of this is amazing. It's better than Live from the Atlantic Studios imho. A really tight performance captured brilliantly by the BBC.
great, really great version of live wire
Makes me wonder if brothers should have kept Mark Evans. In my opinion, their best songs were crafted before Mutt Lange produced highway to hell.
@@jaytomheldman5170 highway, powerage and let there are 'holy trinity' of ac dc albums, and highway is very top. evans doesn't play crucial role in process.
@@marios8120 is Highway preferred to Dirty Deeds?
Live wire...😊😊😊
Little lover live, holy shit, amazing
"It killed me when I saw the wet patch on your seat...Was is it a Lemonade?" I was expecting Coca Cola but Lemonade fits better. 😂
It's still good and all these years of treats with the whole team, agreements that had to be dared at that time and they did it, I was born with ACDC and I would die with it.
Sounds great
que lindo verlos sonar tan bien luego de 48 años!!
When I hear that fantastic pounding bass sound from Mark Evans I can't help but think that this the best line up. Sorry Cliff
Mark is great, but he couldn't have handled the band's musical evolution. Cliff had the skill to do that.
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Weren't they after a bassist, who could sing ?
@@simontrencher8245 That was the excuse but Mark admitted himself in his book that getting under Angus skin, drinking too much, & missing rehearsals cost him
Malcolm was doing the solo bit in Can I sit next you girl
Yes, not as strong vibrato as Ang and not as distorted a sound
Mal did some soloing up till 1977
A cold November night in Newcastle England-Brian’s hometown n the DC currently warming me n the neighbours right up!🤘🤘
Crispy Marshalls!
Obrigada!
Doesn't get better than this for BON Fans 🤘🤘
Amazing quality! Thanks for sharing this excellent stuff
Absolute excellence!
This sound so amazing and live, THANK YOU!!!!!
Simplemente expectacular..!!
AC/DC en estado puro.. y suenan magníficamente!!
This is awesome.
Thanks for sharing 👍🏿👍🏿❤😍🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
Par Excellence!
They now really do need to start releasing all of these great unreleased songs and live recordings, especially during the Bon Scott years.
Phil Rudds Solid pocket is the Soul of Acdc
Awesome
Danke dafür
Thank you very much for posting - are we predicting a limit lifespan for the video?
As someone says, I know Peel didn’t like AC/DC at some stage but do we know if these 4 tracks were broadcast in their entirety?
BBC sound engineers deserve huge credit.
Yes broadcast of all 4 songs has been on BBC radio.. a few times over the years.
Yes, I can confirm it was broadcast in full. I heard and recorded it on a BASF chrome cassette which still sounds wonderful in 2023!
Nasci para ouvir isso!
Maravilhoso!!!
THX
Adoro este live, siempre me encantó
most excellent.
great sound!!!!
There will never be another Bon...
Gostei muito!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great,... hope they have succsess.
Um milhão de vezes melhor que a fase Brian Jonhson
1 trilhão
Little Lover lyrics "... when i see the wet touch on your seat ...". It's simply GEIL.
Bon was the greatest Rock lyricist ever. He told real situations in his songs. Awesome. Nobody does it better.
R. I. P. Bon
By the way, this four songs are for radio broadcasts, this is not the raw and real AC/DC sound.
Avec Bon scott, c'est quand même autre chose 😢n👨👦
High Voltage's chord progression originally were supposed to be A , C , D , C , But the band is very finnicky still, so it didn't sound right, they changed it to ACDA , and believe me the original doesn't sound right it's off, I'm glad they changed it, ACDA is much better sounding..
After all, it's not AC/DC it's Acca Dacca 🐺
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Was this polished up with any pitch or rhythm correction? I've been a fan for over 40 years, they are my favorite band, am a guitar player myself, been in bands and recorded albums. I have never heard them sound this good live, especially the backing vocals, which are perfectly in tune.
Little lover is better than the released version.
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👍🤘🤘🤘👹🤘🤘🤘😘
Baby Please Don't Go is missing
John Peel session?
Where's the one we're they played baby please don't go
That’s the Paris Theatre show. Shid Pasta has it.
They played that at the old Waldorf in 77 too. I managed to grab that gig on cd a few years ago and it’s not been out of the cd player since…
Wooooow great sound! 🔥⚡
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