i bet malcom could still open up a can of whupazz when he and angus get in a guitar dual.............

[QUOTE=maddog87]i bet malcom could still open up a can of whupazz when he and angus get in a guitar dual.............[/QUOTE]

Its like watching a scene from star wars, trust.

[url]http://leo.worldonline.es/sahiyanv/fotoswars/Jedi%20fight.jpg[/url]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[QUOTE=Follow The Reaper]I'm pretty sure it was Home.[/QUOTE]
I knew someone would get it. Id've been dissapointed if that one went unanswered, it's pretty easy.

heres one..
what number appeared on the back of the sg angus used to record the highway to hell record(its grain formed this number)

[QUOTE=maddog87]heres one..
what number appeared on the back of the sg angus used to record the highway to hell record(its grain formed this number)[/QUOTE]
I don't know.

And I thought I was a big AC/DC fan. :lol:

it was a 2. he bought it in london while on tour.the owner sold it to him with a good deal b/c noone wanted it because of the strange wood grain

[QUOTE=maddog87]it was a 2. he bought it in london while on tour.the owner sold it to him with a good deal b/c noone wanted it because of the strange wood grain[/QUOTE]
Was it a red SG or a black one?

red(worn cherry)

I'm pretty sure that 99% of the SG's he ever bought or owned were red. I've seen one picture of him with a white one, and one video where he uses a black one. Other than that...

He uses black on the Donnington DVD and a red uniform, just a colour swap.

Trivia: Who pulled a flick knife on Malcolm whilst on tour with AC/DC in Sweden in the February of 1977?

Geezer Butler from Black Sabbath. And Mal probably won.

there was no fight geezer got brought back to his room. was reading an interview with Angus and they asked him "how many SGs do you have" and Angus replied "I dunno its in the hundreds now I lost count years ago"

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]AC/DC are one of my favourite bands. They have an easily identifiable sound, a terrific stage presence, and their songs, while simple, are very well thought out and great to listen to. And musical technicality doesn't equal a great musician. While we all respect Steve Vai, Yngwie, et al, a good musician doesn't have to play fast, complicated music to be recognised as great.[/QUOTE]

That's it. You stole the same words from my tongue ! :thumb:

ive got one...

what was bon scott dared to do for ten dollars in 78?he was crazy for doing this!!..

Jumping out of a hotel room into the pool? I don't remember what floor. I want to say fifth or third.

apartment into a pool which lead to Angus threatening the guy who dared him to do this

Yeah, I read that in Highway to Hell, a biography. What did Bon's old bus driver do for a stereo system?

[QUOTE=ScorpSath]I really don't like them.[/QUOTE]




then why are you on this thread !?

Tell me when was that quote posted? It looks like an old one to me.

That kid sucks at capitolization, punctuation, and english.

Yeah, and don't say they suck when you have nothing to back it up.

Do you think Angus would still run around and duck walk if he was rhythm and malcolm was lead?

ummmmm..






































ya....duh

[QUOTE=acdcroker]Do you think Angus would still run around and duck walk if he was rhythm and malcolm was lead?[/QUOTE] Yea , i think thats his personality.

AC/DC is the best band ever...


What do you think the band would be like if Bon Scott was still alive?

I don't know if they'd still be around were Bon still alive. Bon's death was what prompted Malcolm to go into re-hab for alchohol, and I just think that the band would've eventually broken up if they didn't have Bon's death to think about.

bons death gave them a reason to go on. it motivated them

That too. If Bon had stayed around, as sad as it is to admit, the band probably would've just broken up eventually.