@@PyroBoy12447 Malcolm succumbed to the effects of the Brain disease Dementia...one day he realized he didn't know some of his guitar parts...those he had been playing over 20 years...He was taken to specialists and Died not long after the Diagnosis..some people suffer the Nightmare state of it for Years..others go quickly...so next time the Alzheimers / Dementia Research and Treatment Foundation asks....give them what you can...they are on the Brink of stopping the effects of both...Bon would say Thanks ( his family gave a Large donation in his name )
What I always liked about AC/DC is that they look and act like regular guys. They never put on airs and acted like rock stars per se. They seem like guys you could have a beer with down at the local pub. But then when they hit the stage they rocked harder than anybody else!
Malcolm: going to change to my stage clothes. Changes his t-shirt . Now that's a true Rock and roller. Rest in peace Malcolm you definitely are missed.
@@marcelmallory2761 And they were immigrants as well. Small little guys having to deal with a place that wasn't there home as children, bound to make them rebel and rock out. Sure glad they did too!
@@mmmmm_monke55 oh i agree and that's probably what happened but there are other stories out there- one was that heroin dealers killed him..i know it's probably BS, i was js
Saw them open for UFO in 1979 at the Springfield, Illinois Armory. Dude climbing on speaker wall. A roadie climbs out beside him, grabs his head, smashes it against the speakers three times then tosses him back and off.
9 September 1979 San Diego Sports Arena My ears rang for days afterwards. I don’t remember who or if anyone else played with them. It was their highway to hell tour and they were playing all over the place and were playing all the time. Have no idea how they survived it. My only AC/DC concert. Almost didn’t go because tickets were like $7.00 or something and I remember thinking that was a lot of money to blow.
Turned out to be the greatest rock gig ever captured on film. No frills . No egos. No massive spectacular stage or light show. Just simple dirty back bar room Australian rock and roll . At it's very finest. By 5 young blokes born to find each other.
@@rickleblanc8900 LZ tried to carry on without John, but they heavily failed. AC/DC however, carried on without Bon and heavily succeeded like never before. So why not try again? Two different beasts, different goals.
0:34: If you listen closely, you can hear Angus warming up with the Thunderstruck riff, 12 years before it was released. He had always used it as a warm up exercise before concerts. 🤘
@@YuriBurgundy . . Nobody forced bon Scott to stay in the band . . . He could have left anytime he wanted to . . . Bon Scott wasn't shy about expressing his feelings and if he had wanted to leave that bad he would have . . . Bon had a record of not playing by the rules and pretty much done things the way he wanted to . . And like I said nobody forced him to stay with the band . . . Bon biggest problem in life was his drinking and it eventually killed him . . . Personally I think if Bon really wanted out of the band he would have done it and without question .
@@YuriBurgundy . . Like I said . . . He could have quit at anytime . . Even when the awesomeness had wore off he still could have quit the band . . . Whether he was sick or just wasn't feeling the awesomeness anymore . . . It would have taken him 5 second to just say I quit . . . And yet he never done that . . So maybe he wasn't wanting to leave the band as much as people think he was . . . And if he was getting tired of being in the band . . it's awful funny he never spoke up and that's not like Bon not to speak up
@@crystalandis2185 Gene Simmons isn't even the best frontman in Kiss. That would by Paul Stanley. Gene is a sluggish low energy man that just stands there, bobs his head and sticks out his tongue. Paul, on the other hand, has a higher energy level and actually moves around a lot on stage.
Mal used to say that's why he never wanted to play lead - he'd have to pull up his drinking ! I don't think there is a more amazing player , ever. And his brother just happens to be , truly, the most recognizable musician on the planet ! ! I hate that we will never hear another Mal inspired riff. Cheers to THE greatest right hand ever in the business . Love and miss you mate 🖤
@@heftosprod I wonder that to ... if he did the heavy drinking wasn´t before live shows ... maybe 2-3 beers, thats where most actually plays a bit better ...
Some years back, I picked up the 30th Anniversary edition of 'Let There Be Rock' movie. It was digitally restored and remastered, and compared it to 'Live At River Plate' it was definitely a case of two completely different AC/DCs. But they both rocked. ⚡⚡✊✊
In 79 Angus, Malcolm, Cliff, Phil, and Bon were about to give the French a fantastic show. Meanwhile, at 3 Years Old, I had no idea who AC⚡️DC were, but, I would...12 Years later. From there I would become a Fan, and stay one up to today ❤️
nor have i ever witnessed another band lose their lead singer and have another singer join and STILL be the best rock band in the world. both are great in my opinion.
AC/DC was a band known around the world before the release of Highway to Hell. Nobody would have forgotten them. Their work would still have been their own and we would still be listening today.
"Let There Be Rock" is my all time favorite concert footage movie. The band kills it and Angus's frenetic energy is absolutely mesmerizing. And with all due respect to Brian Johnson, I've always been more of a Bon Scott guy.
I was 18 in 79 I played the album to death, I actually learned to play the guitar and managed to sing and play whole lotta Rosie in my own band when I was in my forties It felt so good, thanks guys
I've noticed just about every dept. store sells AC/DC T-shirts. Here you see a Malcolm throwing on a simple black T. Made me think of that. They are still a very popular band and always will be!
i 'member watchin' this on my VHS edition of "let there be rock"! that'll take ya back. perhaps you or someone else will show the world the other candid moments of said movie. i.e. malcom playin' soccer the best he could. bon nearly fallin' off the hood of a porsche driven by phil. cliff racin' said porsche in a bi-plane. and, lest we forget.... bon "walking" on a frozen pond. legends!
Millions of people say that concert in Paris in 1979 was their best ever. Just go and have a look at LIVEWIRE at that concert on UA-cam, most powerful intro I have ever witnessed.
This Show was absolutely awesome.It was the first Show of my Life i have seen from AC/DC.Bons Voice ist absolute in his own Universe.And Malcolm?What can i say?One of the best Rhythm Guitar Players of all Times.I missed this pure Sound so much.AC/DC is the greatest Rockband ever.
Remember seeing this complete film in the theater when I was in HS. As a burgeoning guitar player, I was totally in awe of Angus, and still am decades later. I was thought it was so cool that he's sipping his tea and doing tuning harmonics one-handed.
Only the early AC/DC - 1975-1979 - counts: Raw and true BLUES POWER - Malcom, Angus and Bon were so natural and simply nice persons. Just wonderful - The 70s, the last great decade...if i only could turn back time.....
Stephen Brook have you ever heard of opinions? This by the way is a fantastic performance if you don’t agree just say so, there is no need to jump in with’ I don’t have a clue’ how do you know whether I have a clue or not? Who are you anyway?
Hey Stephen Brook guess what, whatever live performances you proclaim as the greatest there are gonna be people who disagree. This stuff is all subjective so when you say, "You clearly don't have a clue".....you clearly sound like an idiot.
@@afistfulofpimples1745bro this live concert was extra special because this was bons last tour with them before he died, so yes I do agree that this is one of the greatest ones ever!
I remember sat watching this video for the first time . I was amazed loved it I'm 49 years fucking old mow and just watched this and brought so many memorys back don't they all look so young and full of life long live AC/DC R.I.P BON AND MALCOLM ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ....
Bon was my faverate all-time front man. Style and attitude and humble as well. Good guys acdc allways have been down to earth and approachable in public.
I was 13 years old and had a cassette tape of the new AC/DC album. It was a full moon and got the urge to sneak out of the house at midnight to visit a friend. Duct taped a big-ass cassette player to my bmx bike with a fresh set of D batteries. Off I went into the night with the wind in my hair, music blasting, dogs barking and neighborhood house lights turning on. For the next 3-4 hours felt like I was on top of the world. 🌑 🕛🚴♂🤘
If you have (or can get) the 'Bonfire' box set, you can hear that piece in its entirety. It was a sound check that Angus was doing prior to the first show.
Seen this tour in Charlotte no , Bon carries Angus around the whole arena flood on his shoulders , right by where I was at. I of my favorite concerts. Dear God those days were the best
George is way overlooked in AC/DC’s history! Without him and Harry Vanda they would never have gotten to their full potential. RIP George and Malcolm Young.
@@NoName-ds5uq George , not Vanda. George was the genius , and steered the boys clear of the traps and pitfalls that The Easybeats had already encountered. Encouraged them to NEVER take any notice of what 'corporates' wanted , and to always stay on their own path. No bigger fan than George.
If you listen closely @0:46 you can hear Angus playing a warm-up exercise that sounds like Thunderstruck (which they later confirmed was based on an exercise)!
The greatest intro to one of the greatest docs of all time. Just waking up more or less, tuning their Gretsch Super Jet and late model SG on one of the first Peterson guitar tuners, as if they are going to work. One of my favorite scenes of all time. Seeing this film in a theater blew my mind.
I’m a huge fan and I greatly appreciate both Brian and Bon but when it comes to albums Powerage and highway to hell just have a special place in my heart
Scott Granger yes I realise that! But the band immigrated to Australia at a very young age! They even said the band was Australian! All I said was they are apart of Australian culture! There was no need for you to comment.
Aye but us Scots want a wee bit of them too 😂. Aussies are just Scots with different accents 😂. My grandad was born in Melbourne, moved back to Scotland young but he's still Australian 😂.
I saw this in the theater in 1982. The theater was packed and the theater also had a wall of amps set up on either side of the screen. The theater also sold ACDC merch in the lobby. This was my first "concert." I finally saw them live in 1983.
@@TheFreakonate Yep. It was just orgasmic. This was 1984ish, and yet I still to this day watch clips of the show here on YT. I saw them at The Cow Palace in 1986. The documentary was filmed just perfectly.
@@lotharroberts5978 1986!? At the Cow Palace!? I was there! There was no knew AC⚡DC album in 1986. Only Who Made Who. In 1985 I saw the Fly on the Wall show twice at the Oakland Colosseum.
@@lotharroberts5978 I was a fan of Queensryche at that time. Their EP and first LP at that time. I was way in the back as I recall. And, I have seen AC⚡DC at least 9 times since. I recently just sold all of those vinyl and got some decent cash for it. I moved from San Jose several years ago and landed in Fresno (unfortunately) and am dying to go back.
RIP Bon Scott & Malcolm Young.
@@Nightmareman3 ?
El Bastardo del Titán God bless their souls
@@bartib48 Nope Malcolm has died in November 2017 :/ RIP
Jes rip bon scott
@@PyroBoy12447 Malcolm succumbed to the effects of the Brain disease Dementia...one day he realized he didn't know some of his guitar parts...those he had been playing over 20 years...He was taken to specialists and Died not long after the Diagnosis..some people suffer the Nightmare state of it for Years..others go quickly...so next time the Alzheimers / Dementia Research and Treatment Foundation asks....give them what you can...they are on the Brink of stopping the effects of both...Bon would say Thanks ( his family gave a Large donation in his name )
What I always liked about AC/DC is that they look and act like regular guys. They never put on airs and acted like rock stars per se. They seem like guys you could have a beer with down at the local pub. But then when they hit the stage they rocked harder than anybody else!
Yes precisely, up for a laugh !
Back in those days 95% of All Aussie rock bands where down to earth bands.
Yes
That’s it back in the day that’s how bands were here in Australia the best times!
D RolyPolyMan That's their Australian way 👌
The truest, purest rock & roll. Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Only a good guitar and a good amplifier. No pedals. Only talent
Well put, there lad !
Mixolydian, baby. YEAH!
Malcolm: going to change to my stage clothes. Changes his t-shirt . Now that's a true Rock and roller. Rest in peace Malcolm you definitely are missed.
Malcolm and Angus were so tiny, but sounded so huge. God bless Malcolm and Bon...they’re missed dearly.
I was thinking the same thing, huge sound out of those little guys.
@@marcelmallory2761 And they were immigrants as well. Small little guys having to deal with a place that wasn't there home as children, bound to make them rebel and rock out. Sure glad they did too!
Amen
@@drServitis WE are all immigrants in some form.
@@monmixer I personally am not an immigrant. I am a Native American of the Cherokee Nation.
Bon would be 73 years old these days 😭
If only he wouldn't have drank himself to death
He is still in our hearts !
@@mmmmm_monke55 he probably didnt. Its not completely fact what really happened. There are conflicting stories js
@@izzy_6283 drinking or overdosing on heroin he drank and took herion and that's not a good mix
@@mmmmm_monke55 oh i agree and that's probably what happened but there are other stories out there- one was that heroin dealers killed him..i know it's probably BS, i was js
Best guitar duo, ever.
Nah. Brad Gillis and Jeff Watson😂😂😂😂
Mmm, I 'd say Perry and Whitford
Glenn Tipton and K.K.Downing
Smith and Murray!! But I'll also go with Downing and Tipton.
Lennon and Harrison?
Who else thought it was badass when Malcolm snapped for a shirt and the guy just tossed one to him?!?!
Bons hair is legendary in itself
I disagree..Cliffs hair is legendary
My first concert,
KISS with AC/DC
December 12,1977
3 days before my 13th.
birthday!
First song was let there be rock!!!
Saw them open for UFO in 1979 at the Springfield, Illinois Armory. Dude climbing on speaker wall. A roadie climbs out beside him, grabs his head, smashes it against the speakers three times then tosses him back and off.
You lucky prick!!!
9 September 1979
San Diego Sports Arena
My ears rang for days afterwards. I don’t remember who or if anyone else played with them. It was their highway to hell tour and they were playing all over the place and were playing all the time. Have no idea how they survived it. My only AC/DC concert. Almost didn’t go because tickets were like $7.00 or something and I remember thinking that was a lot of money to blow.
I was at the same one with kiss and AC/DC 1979 is was in Memphis!
woow Kiss and ACDC were both the best bands I ever seen live. Kiss in Manchester 2023 and ACDC in London 2024 :)
Turned out to be the greatest rock gig ever captured on film.
No frills . No egos. No massive spectacular stage or light show.
Just simple dirty back bar room Australian rock and roll . At it's very finest.
By 5 young blokes born to find each other.
And the film?
Totally agree. They were/are the Best forever!
If I'm not mistaken the opening act was Judas Priest. Just a small added bonus lol
Right on
«its».
Angus getting ready for the show is the calm before the storm :-)
0:41, listen closely and you can hear Thunderstruck more than 12 years before it was recorded. The riff is a warm up routine.
I got that too
More than likely that tune originated from his warm-up technique of hammer ons and pull offs.
I was like - is he playing thunderstruck within the first minute of the video? couldn't hear it but could see it.
i dont hear it at all lmao
That's just a part of the solo he played after the ending of Let There Be Rock, live. It's even in the movie. Slightly similar. But no Thunderstruck.
3:26 Phil Rudd just strolling through like the badass he is.
“Can we also get a shot of you coming out of the trailer?”
Phil: “No.”
For those about to rock, we salute you!
For dirty thoughts and dirty minds, we contribute you! x
I still can't believe Malcolm is gone . Rip brother, see you on the other side.
Yep, I just realized the magnitude of the loss.
Yep, the best rhythm guitarist in rock. No way they should carry on without him. Just like there's no Led Zeppelin without Bonham.
@@rickleblanc8900 LZ tried to carry on without John, but they heavily failed. AC/DC however, carried on without Bon and heavily succeeded like never before. So why not try again? Two different beasts, different goals.
@@arthurvin2937 ...Without Mal, there is no AC/DC. He was the heart
No other side.
The Young brothers. Just watching them together tuning up is very sweet. They truly loved each other.
You can see Angus's shadow on the door when Bon leaves.
Yes Bon said: Hurry up buddy!
Saw them at Victoria Apollo in London on this tour. My ears are still ringing.
Ruby Tuesday would have loved to see em then
You might need to get that checked out at this point 😂😂...
You my friend, have been Thunderstruck! 🤣
I saw them London Victoria Palace in '76.
LUCKY
0:34: If you listen closely, you can hear Angus warming up with the Thunderstruck riff, 12 years before it was released. He had always used it as a warm up exercise before concerts.
🤘
That’s because it’s a instrument warm up. with the exception of some instruments you have to use.
His older Brother George showed him that riff. It was an exercise routine George used to play before shows.
I wish there were more of these backstage clips! The calm before the storm
This is a whole movie/ documentary. I remember watching it years ago and it's way longer than this. The title is Let There Be Rock
Acdc is the true rock and roll band in and out of stage.
yah n theyre so little its cuete.
Imagine just for 1 second how great it must feel to be in a band this great !
Bon Scott wasn’t feeling so good in the time leading up to his awful death. The awesomeness had already worn off.
@@YuriBurgundy . . Nobody forced bon Scott to stay in the band . . . He could have left anytime he wanted to . . . Bon Scott wasn't shy about expressing his feelings and if he had wanted to leave that bad he would have . . . Bon had a record of not playing by the rules and pretty much done things the way he wanted to . . And like I said nobody forced him to stay with the band . . . Bon biggest problem in life was his drinking and it eventually killed him . . . Personally I think if Bon really wanted out of the band he would have done it and without question .
@@YuriBurgundy . . Like I said . . . He could have quit at anytime . . Even when the awesomeness had wore off he still could have quit the band . . . Whether he was sick or just wasn't feeling the awesomeness anymore . . . It would have taken him 5 second to just say I quit . . . And yet he never done that . . So maybe he wasn't wanting to leave the band as much as people think he was . . . And if he was getting tired of being in the band . . it's awful funny he never spoke up and that's not like Bon not to speak up
Thank God someone documented this!
No. Thank the chap that filmed it. No gods.
Even when Angus and Malcolm are tuning their guitars, they still sound good.
I've seen AC/DC 3 times with Bon Scott near Rockford Illinois. All 3 concerts were absolutely fantastic. I was pretty ripped all 3 times.
We all were.👍😎😎
Little Bon was such a great singer the best frontman in my book
,gene Simmons bitch
Crystal Andis ehhhh
Crystal Andis fuck that old bastard and fuck you too
yes he was, and to this he was also a great drunkard and he start his way to the highway to hell, where he is now
@@crystalandis2185 Gene Simmons isn't even the best frontman in Kiss. That would by Paul Stanley.
Gene is a sluggish low energy man that just stands there, bobs his head and sticks out his tongue. Paul, on the other hand, has a higher energy level and actually moves around a lot on stage.
Best era of acdc in my opinion. When cliff joined they had all the pieces. Powerage and HTH are perfect albums
37 years after I first fell head over heels, I’m still in love with Angus (lucky my husband is an understanding fellow) 💕
He's just so darn cute! And so is Malcolm.
I never understood how Malcolm could drink so much and still stay in rhythm. Amazing.
Mal used to say that's why he never wanted to play lead - he'd have to pull up his drinking !
I don't think there is a more amazing player , ever.
And his brother just happens to be , truly, the most recognizable musician on the planet ! !
I hate that we will never hear another Mal inspired riff. Cheers to THE greatest right hand ever in the business . Love and miss you mate
🖤
But did he?
@@heftosprod I wonder that to ... if he did the heavy drinking wasn´t before live shows ... maybe 2-3 beers, thats where most actually plays a bit better ...
@@bizzariebibbi He looked pretty drunk to me coming out of the bathroom right before the show. Maybe just a miss step, but he looked a little drunk.
Okay, what you say about Bon?
You've got to love Malcolm..
I had this on VHS. I watched it and watched it time and time again until it broke. I think this is the best concert ever recorded
Some years back, I picked up the 30th Anniversary edition of 'Let There Be Rock' movie. It was digitally restored and remastered, and compared it to 'Live At River Plate' it was definitely a case of two completely different AC/DCs. But they both rocked. ⚡⚡✊✊
ABSOLUTELY totally agree @Leyland .
Without a doubt this gig shows em how it's done.
Just pure talent , and energy.
No band has ever come close.
In 79 Angus, Malcolm, Cliff, Phil, and Bon were about to give the French a fantastic show. Meanwhile, at 3 Years Old, I had no idea who AC⚡️DC were, but, I would...12 Years later. From there I would become a Fan, and stay one up to today ❤️
I loved AC/DC in the old days with Bon Scott. No ill will toward Brian Johnson, but Bon Scott was the voice.
Yup
nor have i ever witnessed another band lose their lead singer and have another singer join and STILL be the best rock band in the world.
both are great in my opinion.
@Gypsyscotty9, would have been forgotten? Doubt that.
AC/DC was a band known around the world before the release of Highway to Hell. Nobody would have forgotten them. Their work would still have been their own and we would still be listening today.
@@H0WIE not many have lost the singer and become bigger..iron maiden being two
Malcom changes into his good tshirt.
His “going out” black T-shirt I love it!
That’s how he prepares for the show, puts on a fresh T
Omg the childhood memories of watching this on VHS. Specifically this intro is epic. And the concert is a masterpiece. Truly amazing show
"Let There Be Rock" is my all time favorite concert footage movie. The band kills it and Angus's frenetic energy is absolutely mesmerizing. And with all due respect to Brian Johnson, I've always been more of a Bon Scott guy.
It’s not Brian’s fault that the Bon died.They went on for years with Brian After.
@@alfching2499 where does he say that it's Brian's fault ? He's just saying he prefers bon !
Not too many bands like this anymore. So glad for all the footage and concerts they left behind on film. 😎
0:52 the way Malcolm walks into the room hahaha he seemed to nice and quite and cool
I was 18 in 79 I played the album to death, I actually learned to play the guitar and managed to sing and play whole lotta Rosie in my own band when I was in my forties
It felt so good, thanks guys
You’re the same age as me, I loved the old days music just isn’t the same now.
@@mrjw6701 there is no longer music just egos. If you want music you got to go pre 94. Rip rock and roll 1955 to 1995.
baby face Angus. Best band EVER!!! 🤘
I've noticed just about every dept. store sells AC/DC T-shirts. Here you see a Malcolm throwing on a simple black T. Made me think of that. They are still a very popular band and always will be!
I love how Angus always dresses formally
Most energizing music man has ever created,.... or ever WILL!!
i 'member watchin' this on my VHS edition of "let there be rock"! that'll take ya back. perhaps you or someone else will show the world the other candid moments of said movie. i.e. malcom playin' soccer the best he could. bon nearly fallin' off the hood of a porsche driven by phil. cliff racin' said porsche in a bi-plane. and, lest we forget.... bon "walking" on a frozen pond. legends!
I got that vhs tape too really cool
Yup the Porsche and plane scene. Walk over You
Millions of people say that concert in Paris in 1979 was their best ever. Just go and have a look at LIVEWIRE at that concert on UA-cam, most powerful intro I have ever witnessed.
Probably the best soundboard recording of any live video.
R.I.P Bon and Malcolm
This Show was absolutely awesome.It was the first Show of my Life i have seen from AC/DC.Bons Voice ist absolute in his own Universe.And Malcolm?What can i say?One of the best Rhythm Guitar Players of all Times.I missed this pure Sound so much.AC/DC is the greatest Rockband ever.
They say this was their best ever.
T H E greatest rhythm guitarist .
Remember seeing this complete film in the theater when I was in HS. As a burgeoning guitar player, I was totally in awe of Angus, and still am decades later. I was thought it was so cool that he's sipping his tea and doing tuning harmonics one-handed.
Malcolm left a very great legacy, we miss you sm
The power of 2 brothers that changed the shape of the world......unbelievable
Only the early AC/DC - 1975-1979 - counts: Raw and true BLUES POWER - Malcom, Angus and Bon were so natural and simply nice persons.
Just wonderful - The 70s, the last great decade...if i only could turn back time.....
This is one of the greatest live performances ever by any band.
You clearly don't have a clue. There are many greater live shows than this.
Stephen Brook have you ever heard of opinions? This by the way is a fantastic performance if you don’t agree just say so, there is no need to jump in with’ I don’t have a clue’ how do you know whether I have a clue or not? Who are you anyway?
Hey Stephen Brook guess what, whatever live performances you proclaim as the greatest there are gonna be people who disagree. This stuff is all subjective so when you say, "You clearly don't have a clue".....you clearly sound like an idiot.
@@afistfulofpimples1745 have you seen the concert? It’s a great f***in show. Brilliant show in fact. And thankfully it’s been captured on film
@@afistfulofpimples1745bro this live concert was extra special because this was bons last tour with them before he died, so yes I do agree that this is one of the greatest ones ever!
I remember sat watching this video for the first time . I was amazed loved it I'm 49 years fucking old mow and just watched this and brought so many memorys back don't they all look so young and full of life long live AC/DC R.I.P BON AND MALCOLM ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ANGUS ....
Ok boomer
I remeber watching this exact video in 2010 when i would have been 11, oh the memories of my obsession for the guitar, ACDC, and rock and roll itself
I remember getting "If you want blood (You've Got It ) " for Christmas 1978
Sigh
Holden Tompkins the good old days of 2010
@@matthewmp111 😆
RIP Malcom and Bon. We miss you both!
I mean I love it that Mal is having bother with those taps lol
Bon was my faverate all-time front man. Style and attitude and humble as well. Good guys acdc allways have been down to earth and approachable in public.
I was 13 years old and had a cassette tape of the new AC/DC album. It was a full moon and got the urge to sneak out of the house at midnight to visit a friend. Duct taped a big-ass cassette player to my bmx bike with a fresh set of D batteries. Off I went into the night with the wind in my hair, music blasting, dogs barking and neighborhood house lights turning on. For the next 3-4 hours felt like I was on top of the world. 🌑 🕛🚴♂🤘
that beginning by angus is the coolest sound EVER!!!
If you have (or can get) the 'Bonfire' box set, you can hear that piece in its entirety. It was a sound check that Angus was doing prior to the first show.
Sem graça
Seen this tour in Charlotte no , Bon carries Angus around the whole arena flood on his shoulders , right by where I was at. I of my favorite concerts. Dear God those days were the best
Damn I miss the 70's those were the years. I've never live them though I miss them.
Mal drinking beer.
Angus drinking either tea, or chocolate milk.
So funny and so true
He got sober after bons death
@@BluesManSteele
Way after,, during Brians reign.
Check out YiuTube interviews,, Malcolm quits drinking.
Very heart warming what Brian had to say.
Although a heavy smoker, he is teetotal and has been all his life
@@DannyBoi2112
That was Angus, not Mal.
What a time to be alive, Dear Bon you're memory and those around you will forever be remembered.
The whole band stacked together...5'11"... the sound...Goliath
Rest in peace sir. Bon scott
All of them walked out of the trailer door for the camera except for Phil who was just like “no” lol
My fav AC DC video. Mal is awesome
Angus putting on his uniform to school everybody on how rock n roll is done.
My Favorite band.. AC/DC seen you all over the United States..
Young kids there! Awesome.
I was blessed to see this band back in 1979. This is Only my opinion Thee GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND OF ALL TIMES .
Malcolm Young, The Riff Machine behind AC/DC 🎶🎵🎶
I always wished this part was longer...
1 year before I graduated high school. Wow, I'm getting old 🧓
Same year I graduated high school. Wow...I AM old ..LOL
I was born in 79
22 years before I was born
I turned 1 in 1979 , RIP BON & MAL
What a great time in rock music ... thanks George , Mal and Bon - RIP
🏴🎸⚡️🎤🇦🇺
George?
George is way overlooked in AC/DC’s history! Without him and Harry Vanda they would never have gotten to their full potential. RIP George and Malcolm Young.
@@NoName-ds5uq George , not Vanda.
George was the genius , and steered the boys clear of the traps and pitfalls that The Easybeats had already encountered.
Encouraged them to NEVER take any notice of what 'corporates' wanted , and to always stay on their own path.
No bigger fan than George.
If you listen closely @0:46 you can hear Angus playing a warm-up exercise that sounds like Thunderstruck (which they later confirmed was based on an exercise)!
It was also in the guitar solo in the grand finale.
The greatest intro to one of the greatest docs of all time. Just waking up more or less, tuning their Gretsch Super Jet and late model SG on one of the first Peterson guitar tuners, as if they are going to work. One of my favorite scenes of all time. Seeing this film in a theater blew my mind.
I was 6 in 79 and AC/DC was my world. This is awesome!
A bunch of real nice, down to earth guys, who just happen to be musical superstars.
That's how you change for a show, posers take note
I think you missed the obvious codpiece in bons Jean's there poser
Things don't need to be complicated to be awsome
I remember I had this on VHS and the last time I saw the tape it was laying amongst junk in a footwell in a mate's Citroen BX. Life sucks!
Posing with a scarf for pictures? 🤣
What are you doing here, dude? Tus videos son lo mejor
Glad I grew up in the 70s. Lot of good music and these guys were definitely part of it
The most true rock an history band ever!! Thank you for staying true
the secret of ac/dc is that angus is not just a good guitarist, angus is the BEST guitarist.
Not a very well kept "secret" ! 🎸
@@johnconway6976 “I’m not even the best guitarist in my family” Angus’s own words
@@themadhoose Angus was a great guitarist. Malcolm came up with most of the licks and their arrangements. Kinda like John Paul Jones in LZ.
Malcolm is AC/DC
I’m a huge fan and I greatly appreciate both Brian and Bon but when it comes to albums Powerage and highway to hell just have a special place in my heart
Bon was such a goofball 🤩
Bon Scott. Looked like your local mechanic. Rocked the world like a God.
Angus is great!
Malcolm is so cool!
Bon is a legend ... r.i.p!
The others are great too!
Brian is also awesome!
AC/DC!!!
"The others"
Thats kind of not fair dudr
Phil and Cliff don't like this
Lol everyone forgets about the bassist and the drummer
@@juggerhuevo Rip
@@juggerhuevo cliff williams is awesome
This was tremendous. Really love AC/DC and UFO for the partying road-dogs and the larger than life personas that they were.
When Rock and Roll was Alive...and Music was Music....
priceless. the days pass by and then you are not. that's just the way it is.
That’s so cool my dad was 9 at this time it’s like AC/DC is a culture to Australia and our family..
Most of them are Scottish
Scott Granger yes I realise that! But the band immigrated to Australia at a very young age! They even said the band was Australian! All I said was they are apart of Australian culture! There was no need for you to comment.
Aye but us Scots want a wee bit of them too 😂. Aussies are just Scots with different accents 😂. My grandad was born in Melbourne, moved back to Scotland young but he's still Australian 😂.
Scott Granger hey I’ve got quite a bit of Scottish in me myself! So either way I don’t really take offence! I just see them as an Aussie band.
I've still got loads of family and some friends in Perth. Would love to come over 1 day. I'm assuming they have a ACDC museum.
I saw this in the theater in 1982. The theater was packed and the theater also had a wall of amps set up on either side of the screen. The theater also sold ACDC merch in the lobby. This was my first "concert." I finally saw them live in 1983.
I too also saw this at a theater back in the day. It was a religious experience for me.
@@lotharroberts5978 Same here!
It was the closest to AC⚡DC
I have ever seen.
I was in awe at that time.
@@TheFreakonate Yep. It was just orgasmic. This was 1984ish, and yet I still to this day watch clips of the show here on YT. I saw them at The Cow Palace in 1986. The documentary was filmed just perfectly.
@@lotharroberts5978 1986!?
At the Cow Palace!? I was there! There was no knew AC⚡DC album in 1986. Only Who Made Who.
In 1985 I saw the Fly on the Wall show twice at the Oakland Colosseum.
@@lotharroberts5978 I was a fan of Queensryche at that time. Their EP and first LP at that time. I was way in the back as I recall. And, I have seen AC⚡DC at least 9 times since.
I recently just sold all of those vinyl and got some decent cash for it. I moved from San Jose several years ago and landed in Fresno (unfortunately) and am dying to go back.
I saw them in Paris in 79 with Rose tatoo in support act and 80 with Judas Priest . It was my youth
I had this on VHS back in the day. Loved it. I remember the opening of champagne bottles with a sword.
How great this band was and is..rip bon and malcom
Ok my god the look so....young! Miss you Bon and Malcolm!!
Impossible tô forget this show in paris, It was wonderful.
god I love this band...