Malcolm Young gorn

[fat cherry]

going to be alot of grown men crying into their beer tonight.

http://www.nme.com/news/music/tributes- ... es-2160739

[Dr Cheese]

I'm one of them! One of the best live bands I've seen, for energy and excitement they were untouchable in the days of Bon Scott.

[Mr. Brian]

Somehow I never managed to see AC/DC live. I loved all of their stuff up through For Those About To Rock. Back In Black is one of the best hard rock albums made from start to finish. Traditional lead guitarists like Angus get all the glory but the rhythm guitarists get overlooked and Malcolm was one of the best.

[Kounelaki]

I saw them at Maple Leaf Gardens in the early 1980s and remember nothing about it. My brother doesn't even remember if he went with me. No reflection on AC/DC.

[fat cherry]

I saw em supportingThe Who at Wembley Stadium, summer 79, along with the Stranglers & Nils Lofgren bouncing on his trampoline. PA went off during Whole Lotta Rosie so all you could hear from our endof the pitch was this buzzing noise and a see tiny little Bon Scott running arund. Rest of it was good though. Only album I've got is Let There Be Rock, which is perfect for when you fancy a bit of noise. Gets more air play than the Judas Priest one I mentioned elsewhere at any rate.

[Dr Cheese]

Gets more air play than the Judas Priest one I mentioned elsewhere at any rate.

Love a bit of Priest, another fantastic live band.

[Kounelaki]

Gets more air play than the Judas Priest one I mentioned elsewhere at any rate.

Love a bit of Priest, another fantastic live band.

Saw them at Maple Leaf Gardens, too. Remember Rob Halford's motorbike.

[Dr Cheese]

Looking forward to seeing them again next year.

[Mr. Brian]

Looking forward to seeing them again next year.

No, you are not. Axl/DC?

[Dr Cheese]

Judas Priest not AC/DC!

I haven't seen AC/DC for at least 10 years.

[Happy Death Man]

I thought Judas Priest had packed in....

[Dr Cheese]

I thought Judas Priest had packed in....

New album and tour next year.