free2bFreeda2 said:

a thumbs up to (imo) a great guitarist there breakout album "high voltage was on February 27, 1975, way back in the day (before synthetic muzack). i've chosen one of my favorite solo performances by angus young. enjoy! ♩ he definitely has the "it" factor. his stage performances and guitar expertise is above outstanding. I hope you have a window of time to give comment or post your favorite AC/DC - angus young performance. [Edited 2/4/19 17:54pm]

Angus is a legend Let There Be Rock (1978) is my all-time fav song of AC/DC

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Here is more of Angus's genius the classic High Voltage (1976)

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AC/DC - Touch Too Much (1980)

AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie (1977)

AC/DC - Rock 'N' Roll Damnation (1979)

AC/DC - Back In Black (1980)

AC/DC - Highway to Hell (1979)

AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long (1980)

AC/DC - Hells Bells (1980)

AC/DC - Nervous Shakedown (1984)

AC/DC - Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (1980)

AC/DC - If You Want Blood (You Got It) (1980)

AC/DC - Its A Long Way To The Top If You Wanna Rock And Roll (1975)

AC/DC - TNT (((Live '77 At The Hippodrome)))

AC/DC - Hell Aint a Bad Place To Be (1980)

Finally, my last selection of Angus Young's genius, AC/DC - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (1984)

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RJOrion said:

Angus Young (guitar) of AC/DC and Verdine White (bass guitar) of Earth Wind & Fire, both had similar amazing visual presence on stage...they may no have not have been the frontmen of their groups, but you couldnt take your eyes off of either one during their shows...both men played their instruments with their WHOLE BODIES, not just wrists, picks and fingers...both great showmen with amazing stamina and dexterity, who were MAJOR elements of their bands' onstage persona..

I been to a lot of gigs but that crowd at River Plate for AC-DC is fucking mental. I mean that in a good way. Angus is waaay up there in best players lists. I like guitarists who don't just stand and play. He performs too and i dig that.

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AC/DC - Full Concert - 07/21/79 - Oakland Coliseum Stadium

that River Plate show in Argentina are epic. Upload Thunderstruck, I never seem to be able to upload videos from my computer.

I thought I knew the biggest fan until the Goddess showed me who it really is.

Angus, Malcom and Bon Scott took Chuck Berry and added their own heaviness to it.

To listen to Bon's lyrics getting better for each album still makes me smile. Such a clever bloke...RIP.

The tight ryhthm section really made Angus able to take songs to the next level. Cliff Williams and Malcom were locked in on every live recording I've ever heard.

The thing I always noticed about Angus when I've seen him live (too many times to count) is that every note matters. He's not wasting one of them.

People tend to say all of the music from AC DC sounds the same. While they all have a blues base, there's a reason why they keep selling albums and touring.

I look at music from the stand point of "will it hold up in 50 years" and this music, maybe not all of it, is really timeless to me.

I LOVE AC/DC! Man, I remember when "Let There Be Rock" was released in 1977. It was sooooooo great. I bought "High Voltage" and came across an import copy of "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap". Heaven!

But I didn't know there was a frontman BEFORE Bon Scott until I found this 1974 video of my earliest favorite AC/DC song "Can I Sit Next to You Girl".





Here's a great performance from Bon Scott and the boys of "It's a Long Way to the Top (if you wanna rock and roll)":

S2DG said:

I thought I knew the biggest fan until the Goddess showed me who it really is.

Angus, Malcom and Bon Scott took Chuck Berry and added their own heaviness to it.

To listen to Bon's lyrics getting better for each album still makes me smile. Such a clever bloke...RIP.

The tight ryhthm section really made Angus able to take songs to the next level. Cliff Williams and Malcom were locked in on every live recording I've ever heard.

The thing I always noticed about Angus when I've seen him live (too many times to count) is that every note matters. He's not wasting one of them.

People tend to say all of the music from AC DC sounds the same. While they all have a blues base, there's a reason why they keep selling albums and touring.

I look at music from the stand point of "will it hold up in 50 years" and this music, maybe not all of it, is really timeless to me.

Thanks........but my older brother is the biggest fan I know and I grew up in a household with alot of diverse music, which I really appreciate and I know my Aussie rock AC/DC was good ol meat and potatos Rock'N'Roll....Here is Bon Scott on Countdown (1975) in a dress singing the classic Baby Please Don't Go

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AC/DC - Let There Be Rock (Live in Paris) (1977)

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AC/DC: Dirty Deeds (2013)

What do I know about him? He won't cut off his nose despite his face since he dresses according to his surname.