guitaraddict21119, please don't triple post.

[QUOTE=CockeyedMaverik]hey can the good people from the AC/DC thread suggest some songs for me?[/QUOTE]

Get their first CD, High Voltage.

[QUOTE=Ulysses]I've said this a number of times, but I think the double live cd set isn't nearly as good in raw powerful sound, electricity and of course vocals as "If You Want Blood...You've Got It", that live record is impeccable. Donwload Riff Raff if you want some solid rock n roll.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I have both of those and you're right but this guy is kinda new to AC/DC so I was trying to get him into both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras and let him get the full taste of their stuff instead of just Bon-only songs. I think Bon is the better lyricist and personality but Brian is still pretty cool.

I hate when people say that bands like ac dc and 3 doors down and green day are bad bands why are they so populalar if theyre that bad they sound good and thats all theat matters

[QUOTE=lightningmetal666]Yeah I have both of those and you're right but this guy is kinda new to AC/DC so I was trying to get him into both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras and let him get the full taste of their stuff instead of just Bon-only songs. I think Bon is the better lyricist and personality but Brian is still pretty cool.[/QUOTE]

I agree i can see why a lot of people don't like brian and only like bon. I started off with Brian and liked him off the back maybe thats why i like his voice so much hearing brian first will let you appreciate his era a little more.

[QUOTE=bassplayer51291]I hate when people say that bands like ac dc and 3 doors down and green day are bad bands why are they so populalar if theyre that bad they sound good and thats all theat matters[/QUOTE]


Waht they're saying is the bands don't have much talent.

[QUOTE=acdcroker]I agree i can see why a lot of people don't like brian and only like bon. I started off with Brian and liked him off the back maybe thats why i like his voice so much hearing brian first will let you appreciate his era a little more.[/QUOTE]

Im with you. I had gotten Live, Back In Black and Razors Edge before ever hearing Bon sing at all. The reason I like Brian so much(I still prefer Bon) is probably because he was the first I heard. And to the guy talking about 3 Doors Down. When were they popular?

[QUOTE=rippa32]Im with you. I had gotten Live, Back In Black and Razors Edge before ever hearing Bon sing at all. The reason I like Brian so much(I still prefer Bon) is probably because he was the first I heard. And to the guy talking about 3 Doors Down. When were they popular?[/QUOTE]

I like a lot of bon scott songs like Whole Lotta Rosie, Hell Aio't a Bad Place To Be (and of course The Jack 'cuz the lyrics are f[B][I][/I][/B]cking hilarious), but to this day my favorite song by them will always be hell's bells. It's their darkest and sickest song and the cover of it by Six Feet Under is really really cool.

I also the the intro riff to beating around the bush. If I had the money, I'd get their thick a[B][I][/I][/B]ss guitar book that has like 80 of their songs. I bought one in the past for a friend as a gift, and have been kicking myself for not just keeping it for myself. :lol:

[QUOTE=lightningmetal666]Yeah I have both of those and you're right but this guy is kinda new to AC/DC so I was trying to get him into both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras and let him get the full taste of their stuff instead of just Bon-only songs. I think Bon is the better lyricist and personality but Brian is still pretty cool.[/QUOTE]
I have to agree,bon is better IMO,but ya still gota like the brian stuff.

bon scott is acdc at its best brian was good but bon is the best

Personally had heard Bon before Brian, but love tracks from both singers.

[QUOTE=lightningmetal666]favorite song by them will always be hell's bells. It's their darkest and sickest song and the cover of it by Six Feet Under is really really cool.[/QUOTE]

They're singer has to be the biggest load of ****e I've heard, ever.

It surpirses me that AC/DC cold find a singer that sounds so much like bon.....he was the best and you can tell a difference....but not too much, but either way they had angus....and he was the one who drew all the people in

Ty get off the pc.

Bon Scott couldn't sing at all, what he did just sounded real good. He has an unique voice and that's always an advantage in music. He probably is my favorite singer of all time.

[QUOTE=Grutte Pier][B]Bon Scott couldn't sing at all[/B], what he did just sounded real good. He has an unique voice and that's always an advantage in music. [B]He probably is my favorite singer of all time.[/B][/QUOTE]
Did none else notice this?

[QUOTE=Follow The Reaper]Did none else notice this?[/QUOTE]

I thought someone would nail me for that. I like Bon Scott, probably the best rock frontmen ever, but I don't think he ever took any singing lessons. Not that that is a bad thing.

Well Never mind. Forget what I typed. Rock on.

[QUOTE=Bon_Scottie]Personally had heard Bon before Brian, but love tracks from both singers.



They're singer has to be the biggest load of ****e I've heard, ever.[/QUOTE]


:confused: Biggest load of what????

[QUOTE=lightningmetal666]:confused: Biggest load of what????[/QUOTE]
Yea,i was wanderin the same thing.

His voice is a bag of balls, thats what.

How can you listen to something like that?

I downloaded a few of their 'Graveyard classics'... and the music is great, but... have to turn it off when the singer comes in.

Back onto AC/DC, favourite track at the moment is either Show buisness or Get it hot.

[QUOTE]I like Bon Scott, probably the best rock frontmen ever, but I don't think he ever took any singing lessons. Not that that is a bad thing. [/QUOTE]

I'd say its a good thing. Its not some over produced perfect little rock group. It's straight up rock and roll, and Bons voice and lyrics suit it to perfection.

I think I'll try to re-learn beating around the bush. I never got past the intro because it was so cool and hard.

[QUOTE=Bon_Scottie]
I'd say its a good thing. Its not some over produced perfect little rock group. It's straight up rock and roll, and Bons voice and lyrics suit it to perfection.[/QUOTE]
What does Bon not having singing lessons add to if it's overproduced or not? BTW, Bon, Angus, and Malcolm wrote the lyrics, not just Bon.





Anyone wanna do any songs for the Jam Session thread, I know pretty much every AC/DC song on guitar (Angus's part), and it would easy to program the drums.

[QUOTE=Follow The Reaper]What does Bon not having singing lessons add to if it's overproduced or not? BTW, Bon, Angus, and Malcolm wrote the lyrics, not just Bon.[/QUOTE]

I know, but Bon delivered them superbly.

What I meant, is that half of the crap out these days is taken into the studio, over produced, and they play around with vocal sounds using all sorts of machines. Bon just gave the goods, no bull.

So did and do a lot of people, a lot of bands aren't "Overproduced", some bands put stuff behind the vocals (Opeth), but a lot of bands just use their regular voices, including Brian, whom you hate. (I do too)

Anyone who doesn't like AC/DC: You have no nuts.

I just watched the Live At Donington DVD. It was amazing and has rebirthed my interest in AC/DC. They put on quite a show.

Has anyone seen that stiff upper lip tour dvd,ive been thinking about buying it,but i wanna know if its good or not.

I own it, it's pretty good, they did a good preformance, Angus ****ed up a little, but it's still good.

Im gonna buy it next time i see it then,thanks.

No problem, it fails in comparrison to Donnington, but has better sound quality then No Bull.

It also has better sound quality than Donington.

Brain does squeel a tad on it, though.