Rest in Peace Malcolm Young. Forever be remembered.

Malcolm was the guy with the vision, the best rocker with the best rock band ever in my mind .

Malcolm is the coolest member. always liked him.

@monkeyliver1986

2 жыл бұрын

I'd say phil

@llildrzpyllil5835

2 жыл бұрын

@@monkeyliver1986 same

RIP Bon & Malcom... Brian, we pray you get those pipes back... in a world of CardiB, we need AC/DC more than ever!

@jacestephenweatherall1732

Жыл бұрын

Rip George too

@loganshate

9 ай бұрын

Pipes? He can still sing man, he is suffering from hearing loss.

@loicberthouloux27

9 ай бұрын

Yesss R.I.P Bon and Malcolm !!!…. I suppose they are playing together on paradise of real rock !!!…. Keep on rocking in memory of this two genius !!!…. 🤘🤘🤘⚡️⚡️⚡️🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️

@ericx777

9 ай бұрын

@@loganshate Sorry if that is incorrect, I read he had throat issues (and who wouldn't with that awesomely growl) and that was the reason for some missed tour dates. Of course he has hearling loss... he's playing in the loudest fuckin Rock band in history... well, the Who and Moterhead aside... but AC/DC brings fucking cannons to the show! Fuck yea! Funny trivia... when they played Greensboro, NC in 85 or 86 (sorry, I was stoned and rocking my ass off... don't remember much of those years, LOL!). At the end of "For Those About to Rock" they fired off the cannons... the percussion was so loud it knocked half a dozen ceiling tiles out of the coliseum! Man, that was the shit! Funniest part, as the tiles flipped and floated into the crowd below, it looked like they were dropped into a kitchen Ninja! Shredded on impact! People 50ft away got a souvenir! Man, what an awesome show! Yngwie was the opener and I swear it made Angus play even better! "Hail-hail to the good times 'Cause rock has got the right of way We ain't no legend, ain't no cause We're just living for today!" RIP Malcolm & Bon... thanks for being part of my life!

@tsills931

4 ай бұрын

He didn’t loose his pipes he lost his hearing. At his last concert in LV I was there also. ❤❤

I don't think they could have found anyone better than Johnson to step up and keep this awesome band alive and on its feet. 🤘⚡🤘

RIP Ronald Belford Scott and Malcom Young.

@jacestephenweatherall1732

Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget George Young

God bless ya Malcolm. Remarkable musician and down to earth bloke.

First saw them in '77, about 700 people there, tickets were $7.50. They opened for Ronnie Montrose, my buddy loved Montrose. I asked who the opening band was and he said, i don't know, some band from Australia. They came out, played, and when they finished i looked at my friend and said what the fuck was that. Totally blew me away. and blew Montrose off the stage. Never saw anything like them before and have been hooked ever since. 6 months later saw them again with Van Halen, Areosmith, Ted Nuggent, and a couple others at day on the green in Oakland Ca. Best RnR band ever. 50 yrs from now, some kid somewhere will be sitting in their garage trying to learn Whole Lotta Rosie, you cant ask for a better legacy then that.

@charlesritter6640

4 жыл бұрын

First time I heard the back in black album on 8 track I was hooked. We played it over and over again super loud of course.

This documentary made me emotional about some wrenching moments in the history of the band. I shed tears about Bon for the first time in my life. And that sentence by Malcolm: " You just can't explain death, it gets you numb".....something to think over and maybe dedicate a song about.

I saw AkkaDakka at the old Bondi Lifesaver , a wonderfully seedy dive in the 70s , Bon was the great frontman , and Angus was the showman that sold it all , but Malcolm was the man , the glue , the anchor ... the bass player could have gone home and you wouldn't have noticed . Big Wrist Malky was the heart and soul of the band , magically minimal , the best grunt rock sound and absolutely immaculate timing . Vale Malcolm Young . Best . Rhythm Guitarist . Ever .

Thank you so much for bringing this to KZread. You have done a great thing for olde rockers like me. Truly nice to see this historic time line presented .

@VamboMagic

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for leaving a nice comment.

@gthegrimreaper4940

4 жыл бұрын

I am not even old school and I LOVE THIS AND THEM! God you guys had such better music....

@badlarry172

4 жыл бұрын

yes ta very much pal

@tommieberggren3324

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Malcom took Bon's death so hard he was such a beautiful soul,

I feel old, saw this band from start to finish when they first came on the radio in the 70s and then I caught them in concert with Bon Scott in 79. Followed them for 35 years after that. Hard to believe AC/DC is no more. The greatest Rock-n-Roll Band of all time!

@fin78_

2 жыл бұрын

November 13th 2020 is the greatest day of all time.

@kasandrajoyshoesmith5563

Жыл бұрын

I saw them in Sydney on the Black Ice tour, can't believe they're no more. RIP Bon and Malcolm. Best Aussie band ever ❤

Greatest band to ever walk the Earth!

Oh Malcolm, you lovely sweet soul, 😢🇦🇺

R.I.P. Malcolm

So soft spoken ❤️Love U Malcom

R.I.P. Bon R.I.P. Malcolm

When people say "all their songs sound the same" I say....EXACTLY! RIP Malcolm and Bon

@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712

2 жыл бұрын

Well whoever said that is pretty unoriginal and not clever at all. Angus already made that statement in the early 80s.

I can't think about high school without thinking of AC/CD still love their music it will never go out of style❣️🙏

@davidcarroll2451

4 жыл бұрын

long live bon scott all myheart to a real person who cared and lived.

@Superman_305

4 жыл бұрын

AC/CD I never heard of that band who are they 😂😂😂

@qwertyuiop3455

2 жыл бұрын

@@Superman_305 They have a hit CD

They dont speak spanish so good, but they speak rocknroll really well.

I am now55 and cant believe how fast time has vanished , , , I remember the 70's n 80's very well - they were the BEST times of my life and AC/DC was an well ingrained part of our youth and countless parties,,,,,,, Was lucky enough to see Back in Black - Sudbury Ontario early 80's. Prob the best concert EVER ,,,, it was definitely epic, , , did i mention that LSD was pretty rampant back then ,,,hhmmm AC/DC is def one of the best party / rock n roll music of all time and it still is to this day .....

@briankburdick667

4 жыл бұрын

We might be old but seen all the best bands!

@marlenesullivan3113

4 жыл бұрын

I AGREE 👍

@charlesritter6640

4 жыл бұрын

Same here I'm 54.

You can't fit all of their hits in this documentary! I grew up with their music. Love them!

RIP Bon & Malcom. I’m 61 and have listen to you since I was 15 love your music forever ❤❤❤

They opened for KISS in Memphis and a lot of us had never heard of them. After that concert I have been a lifelong fan since.

Breaks my heart that they were blamed for deaths because of negligent arsehole venue organisers. What a horrible thing to have forever on your conscience.

Thank you AC DC rock and roll will never die

Close to our hearts they will always stay. Loved and remembered every day. RIP Bon and Malcolm

Thanks for publishing this. Talk about the definition of a 'roller coaster' ride. Man these guys experienced it all. And very humble through it all.

@VamboMagic

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting.

R.I.P Ronald Belford "Bon" Scott R.I.P Malcolm Mitchell Young Sweet Rock and Roll Dreams in Heaven brothers 🤘🏻🤘🏻 Thank you for your music Malcolm is one of the sweetest, genuine, lovely gentleman you could ever meet God Bless Beautiful Angels xxxx ❤❤ M🎙️ 🎸

ACDC the band that brings much joy. Still listen to them everyday

A history of kidding, messing around to the highest spot ,yet they never changed from who they were as kids, greatest band ever, I followed them since 1977.

RIP Sweet Malcolm.

That was a great documentary although there's a lot that has happened since then eg what happened to Malcolm. May he rest in peace. AC/DC and his part in it will never be forgotten. The same for Bon.

I put on anyone of the old albums and I am young again. Thank you for a fantastic ride... Love you all. And will Always love you

For all the Instagram generation ... this was real ... this was Rock pure and simple.. no gimmicks just heart and soul...

May AC/DC Rock in our Hearts Forever!

Absolutely loved watching these videos, so brilliant - thank you so much for uploading!! 🙏

Of course they play the same stuff... it’s do good everyone wants to hear the same stuff

I have never disliked the band... Always liked them in fact. I think no body really ever did since they were somehow sympathetic in some odd way... But now: I have a better developed respect to the beautiful people behind their music and feel honestly rude for not having known this so much before... I think it would be correct to say that you have done the band and the memory of a very special little guy I personally much "correcter" respect; justice Thank you very much for sharing these with us.

RIP You brought us the best guitar music. Thank you so much for it. You will be missed.

That was awesome love acdc I still remember the first time I ever heard them in the 80s I was a young kid and they just blew my mind still my all time fav rock band

ACDC has inspired me, ever since I heard there music I wanted to play guitar

Fantastic documentary!!! Loved every bit of it!!

Maybe, other than the Stones, the hardest rockin' band ever.

@daviddewey3639

4 жыл бұрын

I Remember the very first time I heard AC/DC. My best friend Josef (Bostic) Rouche, had me listen. I heard Big Balls & A whole Lotta Rosie. I athought, not bad, but it wasn't till I heard "Long way to the top if you wanna Rock"N"Roll & if you want blood. That I totally thought they were THE GREATEST ROCK"N"ROLL BAND in the history of music. Condolences to your family Angus, so very sad to lose 1 of the BEST musicians EVER. R.I.P. Malcolm Young. Thank you & Angus for keeping AC/DC alive after Bon died. I'm praying for you Brian Johnson & your throat cancer.

Lol be Malcolm his legacy will never die we won't let it

That success and longevity is what happens when you do it because you love it. Not a made up band by some producers to make themselves rich. They would have still played for nothing.

Forever Malcolm Young

Watched all 4 parts. Thank you 🎸

Brian didn’t loose his pipes at his last concert in Las Vegas I was there he lost his hearing the dr. Said he would be deaf if he continued. So glad I went to that concert!! It rocked!!! 🖤🖤🖤

What a great story. Thanks for the upload.

God damn great great songs way back then and still great songs now deffenatly one of the greatest bands of all time

Love Them or Loathe them you cannot deny their success and The Entertainment value they gave to millions of their followers Personally i Love them

We thank you for these uploads mate. Rock can never die.

@VamboMagic

5 жыл бұрын

Pleased you enjoyed.

I grew up listening to them

I remember when Bon Scott left the band.(🥀died🥀R.I.P. BRO). I thought there goes "THE GREATEST BAND THAT NEVER WAS". Now with Malcom Young's passing🥀R.I.P.💔🥀I know there goes " THE GREATEST BAND THERE EVER WAS OR EVER WILL BE"✌

Grazie ford the upload , Grazie ACDC !

Denver, Big Mac Arena 1985, Yngwie Malmsteen opened. I was so stoned the only thing I remember of the opening show was Malmsteen's guitar getting hung in the stage rafters and a roadie running out with a fresh guitar for him. Then the arena went dark and the bell started.

#1 forever AC/DC

All LEGENDS.💗🎶🎶 Beautiful Video & Story..👍

First time I heard acdc it was like fk what is that? I was like that is something special and they r .

JUST BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's what we call true stuff - no fear, no doubts - guys left the enormous trace in the history of rock'n roll and their high-voltage presence in the hall of fame would be ever with them only. Real luck to be living in these juicy times when AC/DC were creating their masterpieces and what's cool - you may rather easily play and sing their music aloud due to this IS the perfection for all times

First generation AC/DC rocker. Got suspended from school for wearing a profane t-shirt "Disco Sucks !".

@heyRolleen

5 жыл бұрын

I had a disco sucks bumper sticker on the back bumper of my highschool car..lol

@elainelewis9545

2 жыл бұрын

Sure does,we both have acdc and it's my fix😇😈

I got to see Bon and the guys in 77. You changed my life. Thank you and i hope God watches out for you. God bless ya.

I will never blame any of the crew about the death in the Croud they are not at all responsible for any of that, all they can do is hope and pray it never happens again. I love the band and always will no matter what happens.

LOVE AND MISS YA BOTH 😢😢😢 BUT....... ACDC ROCK ON!!!!!+🎉🎉❤❤

So emotional my dad was my hero and he introduced me to AC/DC, Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin and more, I lost my hero my best friend my dad 3 years ago,

RI.P. Malcolm

I was at that concert in SLC I was in the balcony and late to get there. So glad we were late people were crazy!! It wasn’t the bands fault!

no worries Geoff. you did fine. thanks for sharing.

Best Rock and Roll band ever. Nuff said.

AC/DC is timeless forever

Each album's been a stage of my life.

ROCK AND ROLL BON ROCK AND ROLLL ROCK IN PEACE

Bloody terrific, Malcolm was another AA achievement.

I would have thought the band members would have found out who the kids were that were killed, and at least attended the funeral for each. Just out of god-given respect.

So wright Malcolm , there are a lot of pretenders out there , and you and AC/DC are certainly not !

They are what rock n roll energy is all about

To see best how they rocked on years after this doc, search for "Whole Lotta Rosie" live at River Plate. That's them at their best, I think.

GREAT CONTENT !!!!

The world's favourite naughty school boys ⚡

One of the best bands ever.

I grew up with alcoholism, my dad's dad died from it, he asked my mom, why do I drink knowing what it did to his dad. I also became an alcoholic/addict. It's a brutal situation, I thought, I can handle it, I won't become addicted. Wrong

from Siberia with Love 🙏😁💐

This was so good

Were it not for AC/DC, I would've never know the likes of them, megadeth, etc. Thanks to my cousin Steve for not killing me when I borrowed his AC/DC tapes and only handcuffing me to a tree instead.

Great!

Nice 4 parter. Well Done Sir !

@VamboMagic

4 жыл бұрын

thank you young man.

@Mr101beers

4 жыл бұрын

@@VamboMagic Not that young anymore ! lol... Got Fly on the wall, inxs listen like thieves and Angels 2 minute warning on cassette for xmas 86. An intersting note, my original Alberts cassette of back in black and angels darkroom i bought at a pawn broker in parramatta still plays perfectly but many various artists tapes of the same era are deteriorated.

Condolences to the families of the fans killed by the crowd. Why on Earth ACDC was blamed is beyond me. Those poor men having that on their shoulders! Why wasn't the venue workers blamed?? They were at fault. How horrific!!

Acdc inspired me to pick up a guitar

I would have thought AC/DC would have compensated the families of the dead children after the lawsuit was over and they won. Won is not a good good choice of words and they Felt horrible about it. AC/DC MY Favorite all-time rock ‘n’ roll band ever! Thanks for all the great music guys

@darrellking4292

4 жыл бұрын

Tracey Kays why in the world should they? What negligence did they have ownership of? The venue and its staff were negligent!

Malcolm Young (Glasgow, Escocia; 06 de enero de 1953-Elizabeth Bay, Sídney, Australia; 18 de noviembre de 2017) fue un guitarrista, compositor y productor discográfico de rock y blues británico, conocido por ser fundador, guitarrista rítmico, corista y miembro letrista de la popular banda australiana AC/DC. 64 AÑOS.

i want to thank youtube for allowing this amazing multi video documentary. it opened up all i was totally needing to hear and know. it put simply, is outstanding. myself as viewer and fans rarely are given the opportunity into the lives of famous people. and its great that ac dc allowed access to such great knowledge. it helps people like myself come to understand the importance about the unknown and open up the realities of exactly how difficult these bands lives can really be. and show me yeah these dudes are simply everyday people when you dig down deep. it sure makes me appreciate their hard effort. most people see them as the trees and not the forest through those trees. like marilyn manson sang. who is another disguised person i say holds great intelligence. even though his approach and appearance appears different he is a very sophisticated individual. if you get a chance to listen to him you might see the forest through those trees. as long as people stay honest within their giving viewers the truth. and not just make up some fake version of fake bs. these are the things that i hold interest in. just like peter fonda. another one who chose to keep his life in a fenced in area. yeah he did do a few in public events. but it would be nice to watch a multiple part video of his life and journeys he went through with all his ups and downs. as of now fonda is more mystery than knowledge to myself. hopefully someone can open his sealed life and just allow someone to explain in documentary his rigors and rewards in life. thanks for all the effort putting together a hell of a lot of research, interviews and information and format it into one great story. it was to say the very least. excellent! i'm totally impressed. information like this gives an understanding to many that i'd bet didn't even know hardly anything. then some that have followed them all along the way. possibly some unknown.

@Alpenyodler

4 жыл бұрын

That's some overanalyzed bullshit! just rock!

Please bring back some of the great hard rock and roll that began 50's 70's 80's🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘💗💗💗💗💗💗We need American Got Rock! Miss those great times people band and music!!! Miss you all!!!

why give „thumbs down“ actually???

Mal...RIP

That was a great rockumentary!

Even today, I still think of Bon as the singer.......I remember the stop press on the front page of the local paper announcing his death......still can't believe it now. R.I.P. Bon and Malcolm.

There's the Ballbreaker time missing in this good documentary, how comes? It goes from Moscow Monsters of Rock, Live 91 until Stiff upper lip in 2000...