AC DC Malcom Young dies at age 64

[BLU-220]

It's taken me all day to post this, as I'm very sadden about the news
that co-founder of AC DC Malcom Young has died at the age of 64
Yesterday at his home he will be very sadly miss

Ps I was going to post it in the bar section but this needs to be in the pub
a true aussie icon R.I.P Malcom Young

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-1...ged-64/9165530

[GASWAGON]

Man your a day late this was on the radio news sunday morning.

Triple M played Acca Dacca all day it was awesome!

I went to the Black Ice show in Melbourne with my missus.

We even saw Rayman Jay Bartholemoyel (is that how you spell it?) in the bar area lol!!!

Remember him from Hey Hey Its Saturday!!!

And my sons name is.....ANGUS!!!!

The show was awesome we were blown away on the floor not too far from the stage.

RIP Malcolm.....Your brother lives on and you were the one that put it all together after all those 40 years of rockin!!!

[Mercury Bullet]

Well there you go, I've only just found out.

Very sad, but honestly for the better. I helped my mum through Alzheimer's and it is horrific!

Another icon lost...
But imagine the party in heaven with Bon? God will wonder what he created.
Hope he has a good supply of scotch!

[falcon_bandit]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

But imagine the party in heaven with Bon? God will wonder what he created.

im not sure if he took that highway

[au350hp]

Being a child born in the 60's, I remember like it was yesterday, seeing Bon in drag singing 'Baby please don't go'on Countdown. AC/DC have had a massive influence on me, not only musically, but the way I live my life. Malcolm Young without doubt, one of the finest guitar players in the history of Rock n Roll. I know you will be at peace now, after that ****ty end to your life on earth, but now you are complete again and ready for the next phase. Thank you for making the finest songs of my life's soundtrack and those classic tough riffs. AC/DC will NEVER be forgotten and either will the Young brothers.

[ford71V8]

Mal was my favourite member of AC/DC...he is classic 70s Aussie. He never changed and man did he write some of the great riffs and classic songs we know.

That disease got him real fast unfortunately.

Poor Angus and his family lost 2 brothers within 4 weeks with George passing away late last month.

Angus' statement said it best... 'Job well done"

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by CoolBFWagon

Man your a day late this was on the radio news sunday morning.

Triple M played Acca Dacca all day it was awesome!

I went to the Black Ice show in Melbourne with my missus.

We even saw Rayman Jay Bartholemoyel (is that how you spell it?) in the bar area lol!!!

Remember him from Hey Hey Its Saturday!!!

And my sons name is.....ANGUS!!!!

The show was awesome we were blown away on the floor not too far from the stage.

RIP Malcolm.....Your brother lives on and you were the one that put it all together after all those 40 years of rockin!!!

I was fortunate enough to be able to watch AC/DC in the pubs of the northern suburbs of Melbourne when they started out, what a fkn awesome band they were in those days, some great memories I cherish.

RIP Malcom Young

[Mercury Bullet]

Originally Posted by ford71V8

Mal was my favourite member of AC/DC...he is classic 70s Aussie. He never changed and man did he write some of the great riffs and classic songs we know.

That disease got him real fast unfortunately.

Poor Angus and his family lost 2 brothers within 4 weeks with George passing away late last month.

Angus' statement said it best... 'Job well done"

Yep I loved the riffs too, never out of time even with Angus going off chops.
Those two and the Brewster brothers from the angels for me.

George had far more influence over that band than I think he gets credit for. Filled in on more than a few occasions back in the days of Stevie etc.

It's sad but they really are gone, Angus is the only one.

[DJR-351]

Posted here as well

https://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11468324

[au350hp]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Yep I loved the riffs too, never out of time even with Angus going off chops.
Those two and the Brewster brothers from the angels for me.

George had far more influence over that band than I think he gets credit for. Filled in on more than a few occasions back in the days of Stevie etc.

It's sad but they really are gone, Angus is the only one.

Only gone in spirit. AC/DC will never be forgotten, like the Model T & Elvis, classic originals never die, their legends just grow bigger & bigger.

[Mercury Bullet]

Oh yeah, the big stereo is cranking.

Great having no neighbours.

TNT and powerage have been getting a run.

[ford71V8]

Me and the neighbours listened to 6 AC/DC albums last Sunday

[Mercury Bullet]

Have they become fans yet?

[Uncle_Ken]

I have lots of good memories of the lads around Sydney in 75 and 76.
Great band, I cant remember anyone I new who didn't like them. All good things come to an end.
UK

[LTDHO]

Anyone watched the Mini-series on the Easybeats?

[commodorenutt]

Originally Posted by LTDHO

Anyone watched the Mini-series on the Easybeats?

Yes, and the show after it - Blood & Thunder. Awesome docos. I wonder if it began as a bit of a doco on the same subject, then the producers realised they could split it & spin off 2 great shows. They are quite intertwined.

Next Sunday night is part 2 of the Easybeats, and the conclusion of Blood & Thunder, where it heads into the 70s & AC/DC's rise to fame.

But for those who missed them, both of last night's episodes are available on catch-up, and well worth watching.

Friday On My Mind (episode 1 of 2): http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/fri.../DR1620H001S00
Part 2 is airing next Sunday night, so it should be available after then.

Blood & Thunder:
Part 1: http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/blo.../DO1404H001S00
Part 2: http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/blo.../DO1404H002S00