AC/DC - Why they make you move

[83 blazer]

Excellent video looking at why their tunes get you moving.

Hopefully I’m not repeating a previous post of this?

 

[eSGEe]

Oh ---- I know the answer to that --------the BASS..........MOVES you

 

[83 blazer]

Oh ---- I know the answer to that --------the BASS..........MOVES you

It does...but they are tricky about it with their mixed up pedal tones thrown in there.

 

[JohnnyGoo]

Love ACDC

 

[Gahr]

One of my top five bands.

 

[Session 5]

They're music collaboration is catchy.

 

[Inspector #20]

They're music collaboration is catchy.

It just does.....

but it's really the hypnotic effect of Gibson into a Marshall

 

[Session 5]

If you think that's good, imagine how it would sound with a Godin Summit Convertible going through a Traynor.

 

[gball]

I completely lost interest in AC/DC the day that Bon Scott died, but the early stuff has an undeniable groove and I do love it a lot. But, I really never liked the new singer and the best of the non-bon albums, Back In Black, has the wretched worst of Mutt Lange's production style all over it. Yeah, he also produced Highway To Hell, but somehow the presence of Bon Scott prevented that one from sounding like he did. That guy ruined Def Leppard for me also.

 

[67plexi]

My friend Jeff was into AC/DC we went to see them at Long Beach Bon Scott singing Next 1980 I moved to Seattle and ran sound for Back in Black
I ran sound for those about to rock show loud as hell the cannon's killed my hearing for three weeks. I was at a after show party and asked Angus
what was AC/DC Angus said Antichrist Devilchrist then we talked Marshall amps and exchanged contact information 2000 I sold 9 JTM-45 Marshall's to Angus.
The last time Angus called me he said he owned 98 JTM-45 Marshall's and he was in Norway.
I have a photo of Angus 2016 touring rig that's all.

 

[eSGEe]

If you think that's good, imagine how it would sound with a Godin Summit Convertible going through a Traynor.

NAW....this WORKS

 

[eSGEe]

correct on the amps--- but also was SHOCKED at how FEW guitars Angus tours with-- he is playing 3 guitars-- Cliff has 2 basses sitting there--- Im guessing 1 and then 1 if something es the bed--also 7.8 pups ---

 

[Inspector #20]

correct on the amps--- but also was SHOCKED at how FEW guitars Angus tours with-- he is playing 3 guitars-- Cliff has 2 basses sitting there--- Im guessing 1 and then 1 if something es the bed--also 7.8 pups ---

You dont need huge racks of guitars...just a few that work...that's all.

 

[Inspector #20]

My musical pal Fil Olivieri makes all the Schaffer Wireless Units for Angus....

 

[gball]

You dont need huge racks of guitars...just a few that work...that's all.

Yeah it's not like he's a master of variety, and strings don't break nearly as often as they did in the old days. 2 or 3 is all you need when you only play one type I think.

 

[Session 5]

 

[Inspector #20]

Awesome

 

[Goldmember]

To understand why AC/DC makes you move, you gotta go back to Free, man.

 

[Truss_rod]

Between the Angus stage antics and Malcolm's rhythm chops over the years, how could they not get you going. Very sad day when we lost Malcolm.

 

[RobV]

My friend Jeff was into AC/DC we went to see them at Long Beach Bon Scott singing Next 1980 I moved to Seattle and ran sound for Back in Black
I ran sound for those about to rock show loud as hell the cannon's killed my hearing for three weeks. I was at a after show party and asked Angus
what was AC/DC Angus said Antichrist Devilchrist then we talked Marshall amps and exchanged contact information 2000 I sold 9 JTM-45 Marshall's to Angus.
The last time Angus called me he said he owned 98 JTM-45 Marshall's and he was in Norway.
I have a photo of Angus 2016 touring rig that's all.


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I saw them in Detroit on that tour
Sorry all I had was my iPhone and wasn't there to record