AC/DC Concert On AXSTV

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

 Playing my song right now. The energy in the crowd feeding off the music is pure fawking Rock N Roll. God I wish I was young again.

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

Found it brah…

 

 

[BeenHereBefore 1,488]

That is a good channel for music.

[Kopy 561]

Can't believe they never did a Super Bowl halftime show.

That would've brought down the house!

[Tebok 370]

2 hours ago, Kopy said:

Can't believe they never did a Super Bowl halftime show.

That would've brought down the house!

Them and Metallica.

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

2 hours ago, Tebok said:

Them and Metallica.

 Of all of the many concerts I’ve been to, Im talking hundreds of known artist, AC/DC and Metallica were the MOST high energy atmospheres I’ve ever been a part of. 

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3 minutes ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Of all of the many concerts I’ve been to, Im talking hundreds of known artist, AC/DC and Metallica were the MOST high energy atmospheres I’ve ever been a part of. 

I saw them on the "For Those About to Rock" tour in Houston, and it was the nastiest, most low-life audience I've ever seen. 

It was as if it were a field trip for a maximum-security prison. Ungodly volume of drugs going around. Fights everywhere.

I was with a date, and about all I can remember of the show was how scared I was to be there.

And it got a whole lot worse.

While going out to my car, this gang of young Hispanic dudes wearing red bandanas surrounded me, pulled out knives and said, "Gimme your wallet or we'll stab your ass."

I thought it odd that they would target my butt, but all I had in my wallet was 6 cents, my DL, my school ID and a couple of lame credit cards. So I handed it over, and they ran off.

Once home, I filed a report, mainly to report the stolen credit cards, and a policeman came over. I asked him what would have happened if I had refused to hand over my wallet, and he told me that at a Bad Company concert two weeks earlier, a gang matching what I described stabbed a guy to death after he refused to give over his wallet.

About a week later, my mom called and said someone had called about the wallet. It was a young girl who witnessed the robbery. She said she saw them rob me, run under a street light, open the wallet and then get mad when they found nothing in it. They threw the wallet in the trash, which is odd because they'd commit armed robbery and murder but not litter.

The girl said I could come pick up the wallet at her house - which was in the Fifth Ward, Houston's worst ghetto.

My mom said nope, and the girl mailed the wallet to her house.

Not only was getting robbed terrifying, but it was a long time before I felt safe going to concerts again, and even then I'd only go with a big group.

[jbycho 666]

12 minutes ago, Tebok said:

I saw them on the "For Those About to Rock" tour in Houston, and it was the nastiest, most low-life audience I've ever seen. 

So you fit in well. A lot of libtards there huh? 

[frank 2,278]

23 minutes ago, Tebok said:

I saw them on the "For Those About to Rock" tour in Houston, and it was the nastiest, most low-life audience I've ever seen. 

It was as if it were a field trip for a maximum-security prison. Ungodly volume of drugs going around. Fights everywhere.

I was with a date, and about all I can remember of the show was how scared I was to be there.

And it got a whole lot worse.

While going out to my car, this gang of young Hispanic dudes wearing red bandanas surrounded me, pulled out knives and said, "Gimme your wallet or we'll stab your ass."

I thought it odd that they would target my butt, but all I had in my wallet was 6 cents, my DL, my school ID and a couple of lame credit cards. So I handed it over, and they ran off.

Once home, I filed a report, mainly to report the stolen credit cards, and a policeman came over. I asked him what would have happened if I had refused to hand over my wallet, and he told me that at a Bad Company concert two weeks earlier, a gang matching what I described stabbed a guy to death after he refused to give over his wallet.

About a week later, my mom called and said someone had called about the wallet. It was a young girl who witnessed the robbery. She said she saw them rob me, run under a street light, open the wallet and then get mad when they found nothing in it. They threw the wallet in the trash, which is odd because they'd commit armed robbery and murder but not litter.

The girl said I could come pick up the wallet at her house - which was in the Fifth Ward, Houston's worst ghetto.

My mom said nope, and the girl mailed the wallet to her house.

Not only was getting robbed terrifying, but it was a long time before I felt safe going to concerts again, and even then I'd only go with a big group.

What did your date say when you asked why he didn’t do anything?

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

17 minutes ago, jbycho said:

So you fit in well. A lot of libtards there huh? 

 Cmon man. This is conversation about everything other than political fawking bullshit that is ruining this board such as piece of shiot phaggots like you, both sides.keep to your and children elsewhere. This is my home away from home and will NOT allow you or any others to destroy it. 🤌

[jbycho 666]

18 minutes ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Cmon man. This is conversation about everything other than political fawking bullshit that is ruining this board such as piece of shiot phaggots like you, both sides.keep to your and children elsewhere. This is my home away from home and will NOT allow you or any others to destroy it. 🤌

No. That dude Rusty is just a doosh. He just happens to be liberal is all.  

 

[SUXBNME 1,460]

Bon Scott >> Brian Johnson

[kutulu 1,662]

3 hours ago, SUXBNME said:

Bon Scott >> Brian Johnson

Not when it comes to handling your booze 

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

4 hours ago, jbycho said:

No. That dude Rusty is just a doosh. He just happens to be liberal is all.  

 

 Don’t dare trifle with me! So what if hes a liberal. We are all all brothers and sisters here. Argue all you want, but don’t start these nonsensical BS arguments in a fun thread. ENEOUF 

[Tebok 370]

4 hours ago, frank said:

What did your date say when you asked why he didn’t do anything?

She was a drunken slut, so I didn't care what she thought.

[Tebok 370]

1 minute ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Don’t dare trifle with me! So what if hes a liberal. We are all all brothers and sisters here. Argue all you want, but don’t start these nonsensical BS arguments in a fun thread. ENEOUF 

No kidding. I contributed a colorful story about my AC/DC experience, and jtardo has to bring his baloney in here, even though I don't see it because they're on ignore.

He's one of those non-binary posters, after all.

[Tebok 370]

4 hours ago, SUXBNME said:

Bon Scott >> Brian Johnson

 

Acreed, but they had a hell of a lot of good albums with Johnson.

Something I'll never get is how some people consider "Blow Up Your Video" is their worst album. "Flick of the Switch" and most of their recent crap are their worst albums.

"Blow Up Your Video" kicks ass. 

If they'd taken the best songs off that and the best songs off "Razor's Edge" and put them on one album, it would be as good as "Back in Black."

[jbycho 666]

3 hours ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Don’t dare trifle with me! So what if hes a liberal. We are all all brothers and sisters here. Argue all you want, but don’t start these nonsensical BS arguments in a fun thread. ENEOUF 

[Fnord 2,106]

18 hours ago, SUXBNME said:

Bon Scott >> Brian Johnson

Put up your dukes muthafucka, them's fightin words!

 

14 hours ago, Tebok said:

 

Acreed, but they had a hell of a lot of good albums with Johnson.

Something I'll never get is how some people consider "Blow Up Your Video" is their worst album. "Flick of the Switch" and most of their recent crap are their worst albums.

"Blow Up Your Video" kicks ass. 

If they'd taken the best songs off that and the best songs off "Razor's Edge" and put them on one album, it would be as good as "Back in Black."

I long considered AC/DC my favorite band, Back In Black my favorite album, have seen them a couple times now, own all their albums, etc. Flick of the Switch and Stiff Upper Lip are my least favorite. Every original studio album they've released since Razor's Edge (other than SUL) has been somewhere between meh and good. I actually liked Power Up quite a bit and consider it their best album since their heyday.

Bon Scott was awesome, but Brian gave them a better voice for their style, and it's hard to argue with the success they've had with him. Where we disagree is with your last statement. Both Blow Up Your Video and The Razor's Edge were fantastic standalone albums and you besmirch both by suggesting they be combined. Some buddies and I had a long conversation about this recently (yes we're dorks, but there were extenuating circumstances) and pretty much unanimously agreed that everything between Back In Black and Razor (except FotS) is underrated, especially Fly on the Wall. 

Great, great, great band. Definitely on my personal Mt. Rockmore.

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14 hours ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Don’t dare trifle with me! So what if hes a liberal. We are all all brothers and sisters here. Argue all you want, but don’t start these nonsensical BS arguments in a fun thread. ENEOUF 

You tell him, Bunny! Good thread!

[Tebok 370]

9 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Put up your dukes muthafucka, them's fightin words!

 

I long considered AC/DC my favorite band, Back In Black my favorite album, have seen them a couple times now, own all their albums, etc. Flick of the Switch and Stiff Upper Lip are my least favorite. Every original studio album they've released since Razor's Edge (other than SUL) has been somewhere between meh and good. I actually liked Power Up quite a bit and consider it their best album since their heyday.

Bon Scott was awesome, but Brian gave them a better voice for their style, and it's hard to argue with the success they've had with him. Where we disagree is with your last statement. Both Blow Up Your Video and The Razor's Edge were fantastic standalone albums and you besmirch both by suggesting they be combined. Some buddies and I had a long conversation about this recently (yes we're dorks, but there were extenuating circumstances) and pretty much unanimously agreed that everything between Back In Black and Razor (except FotS) is underrated, especially Fly on the Wall. 

Great, great, great band. Definitely on my personal Mt. Rockmore.

I've gone back and listened to "Flick of the Switch," and it's a lot better than I remembered. 

I didn't like FTATR other than a few songs, and that combined with getting robbed and moving on  to punk rock and alternative music made me bail on them until "Blow Up Your Video" came along. I agree that "Stiff Upper Lip" is not good, while "Power Up" is pretty good.

[Fnord 2,106]

48 minutes ago, Tebok said:

I've gone back and listened to "Flick of the Switch," and it's a lot better than I remembered. 

I didn't like FTATR other than a few songs, and that combined with getting robbed and moving on  to punk rock and alternative music made me bail on them until "Blow Up Your Video" came along. I agree that "Stiff Upper Lip" is not good, while "Power Up" is pretty good.

Overall, For Those About To Rock is not one of their best. But the good songs are all-timers. Title track and Night of the Long Knives really stick out to me. Haven't listened to it's entirety in years.

You and I were on a similar trajectory in our youths. I got into punk in the early 90s and most of the classic rock and metal I'd been into sorta faded away. Most of the grunge stuff, while great at the time, bugs me now. But it was my gateway into punk, so it served its purpose.

[SUXBNME 1,460]

3 hours ago, Fnord said:

Put up your dukes muthafucka, them's fightin words!

 

 

AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie ( BBC Sight And Sound In Concert 1977 Stereo Edition )

[BunnysBastatrds 2,336]

My Mt Rushmore of songs right now, AC/DC is one…it’s Shoot To Thrill, but I found this gim. 

 

 

[Tebok 370]

3 hours ago, Fnord said:

Overall, For Those About To Rock is not one of their best. But the good songs are all-timers. Title track and Night of the Long Knives really stick out to me. Haven't listened to it's entirety in years.

You and I were on a similar trajectory in our youths. I got into punk in the early 90s and most of the classic rock and metal I'd been into sorta faded away. Most of the grunge stuff, while great at the time, bugs me now. But it was my gateway into punk, so it served its purpose.

My first punk show was The Dead Kennedys and got into the Big Boys, X and Butth0le Surfers. I was part of the Austin music scene in the 1980s and am actually friends with some former Big Boys and Surfers members. Theresa from the Butts almost adopted a cat from us. She died of cancer not long ago.

[jbycho 666]

2 hours ago, Tebok said:

My first punk show was The Dead Kennedys and got into the Big Boys, X and Butth0le Surfers. I was part of the Austin music scene in the 1980s and am actually friends with some former Big Boys and Surfers members. Theresa from the Butts almost adopted a cat from us. She died of cancer not long ago.

Poor old man Rusty. He tries hard.

 

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[jbycho 666]

10 minutes ago, Tebok said:

Poor Rusty. He's about  ready to crack...

Liberals are so weak. 

[Tebok 370]

Those late 1970s shows with Scott were way crazier and more energetic and creative than anything they did with Johnson.