THE GODS OF ROCK & ROLL?! First Time Hearing AC/DC - Let There Be Rock Reaction!

🎸 About AC/DC:
AC/DC, one of the most influential rock bands in history, is known for their hard-hitting and high-energy performances. "Let There Be Rock" is a seminal track that captures the essence of rock 'n' roll, with its driving riffs and electrifying vocals, epitomizing the band's raw power and iconic sound.

Join us as we experience AC/DC's "Let There Be Rock" for the first time! This track not only defines the spirit of rock music but also showcases the band's legendary status in the rock and roll pantheon. Watch our reaction to see why this song is considered a rock anthem and how it solidifies AC/DC's reputation as the gods of rock & roll.

🎵 What to Expect in This Video:
First Impressions: Our immediate reactions to the explosive energy and commanding presence of the song.
Musical Elements: Analysis of the guitar work, vocal delivery, and the overall composition that make "Let There Be Rock" a quintessential rock track.
Historical Context: Discussing the impact of this song on the rock genre and its significance in AC/DC’s career.
Song’s Legacy: Reflecting on how "Let There Be Rock" has influenced the rock music scene and its lasting appeal across generations.

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We’re a couple who loves diving deep into the world of rock music, exploring its legends and the iconic tracks that have shaped the genre. Join us as we uncover the power and passion behind rock’s most memorable songs.

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[davidgroat]

Bon actually broke his ankle when he jumped off the pulpit.

[MrSplat]

love AC/DC ... but AC/DC with bon was a completely different animal

[justinneill]

No disrespect to Brian, he probably came closer than anyone else could have done to try to fill Bon Scott's shoes. But Bon was hands down the best vocalist the band could ever have had, and the best front man in the business! Whole Lotta Rosie and Walk All Over You are epic tracks.

[Mister_Samsonite]

AC/DC proves that music doesn't have to be difficult or sophisticated to be fun and enjoyable. One of the best rock bands ever!

[jaimegomez]

Let us not forget Malcolm Young, R.I.P. He is AC/DC. Best rhythm guitar player.

[danwilliams]

Who would have thought something I listened to as teenager that almost 50 years later is still being played

[TerryKrysinski]

THe Bon Scott era is just SO much more fun. His lyrics are always hysterical and loaded with double entendres. keep 'em coming, guy! :-) T

[hemispheres]

I love the closeups of Bon with his devilish Smirks. What a character!

[Meeshrick]

Props to drummer Phil Rudd...the most underrated drummer in rock! He's a human metronome. Though this may sound like a simple beat but it's one of the hardest to play live. When then play it live it last over 10 minutes with that drum beat the whole way through...no ear plugs, no click track...just impeccable timing with swing.

[eduardogarrido]

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock live at The Apollo Theater Glasgow in 1978 incredible

[julianalexander]

Bon actually broke his ankle leaping over the pulpit!!

[TOPCHEF]

Angus Young's biggest influence was Chuck Berry, Any time Angus skips across the stage, that's his tribute to Chuck Berry's "duck walk" Angus also credits his sister for encouraging him to don the schoolboy blazer, coat, cap, and tie when he hit the stage:

[darrylhilbig]

Bon Scott always had the cheekiest of smiles.

Also, Bon Scott proselytising RnR. Pure bliss! 🎉🎉🎉

[ChrisLegner-qpyh]

They simply never disappoint. A band that knew what it's strengths were and pushed those buttons perfectly every time. And a secret weapon during the Bon years. A tongue in cheek sense of humor.

[briansmith]

More Bon Scott! "Whole Lotta Rosie, " "Riff Raff, " "Down Payment Blues, " "Sin City, " "High Voltage, " "Dog Eat Dog, " "Kicked in the Teeth, " "Touch Too Much, " "Ain't No Fun Waiting Round to be a Millionaire." The list goes on and on.

[karenglenn]

Saw them so many times in Melbourne Australia as teenager in the mid 70’s with the one and only Bon Scott. They were amazing even then, and blew out teenage brains and ears. He had so much charisma and stage presence, and will always be their frontman to me. I have never wanted to see them without him. We saw the best!!

[alekhidell]

My first ever gig was AC/DC with Bon in 1978. Bon had charisma in spades, so much so that although the stuff with Brian is often epic, I find the tunes with Bon more entertaining and interesting. RIP.

[ThunderbackOG]

THIS was the moment when rock reached its ultimate form. Before this song, AC/DC underwent numerous changes, with Angus describing it as a journey to capture the true essence of what it FEELS like when a song really rocks (one of the reasons he is so physical in his play, is that he lets his emotions guide him). When they wrote and played this track, they knew they had found it. The lyrics that were then written to the music say it all: 'Let There Be Rock.'

Some people criticize AC/DC for sounding the same after five decades, but they’ve perfected a sound that resonates with one of the most primal human emotions. Why deviate from the quintessence of rock?

[lawrencefine]

I still refer to Brian Johnson as "the new guy" 44 years later.
Bon Scott will always be my personal favorite front man of AC/DC.
So many great songs.
Down Payment Blues
Riff Raff
Hell Ain't a Bad Place To Be
The Jack
Dirty Deeds
Overdose
Dog Eat Dog
Jailbreak
Nightprowler
Walk All Over You.

More Bon Scott please.

[patrickmcgavin]

Bon Scott's best vocal performance is highway to hell. If you haven't reacted to highway to hell song, highway to hell should be your next AC/DC song.