AC/DC may be disbanding and retiring

Due to Malcolm Young,angus's brother and co songwriter,having a stroke. I Got to see the original ac/dc and the the new version with brian johnson too. could be the end of the line for a damn good band.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/conflicting-reports-surface-regarding-acdcs-future/

 

I assumed this had already happened like 20 years ago.

 

AC/DC can still rock.The Stones,The Who, and Aerosmith sound like crap now,but AC/DC can still hold their own live!

 

no they cant. they suck live as well. brian johnson barely has a voice.

plus he never replaced bon scott IMO.

 

Still, 41 years is a long time to be a band. They still rock no matter what Smeges said. Their newer music sucks but they can still rock the old stuff. Besides, you don't really see many 55+ out there rocking like them.

 

But do have to agree that Bon Scott was never replaced.

 

you couldn't pay me to go see them.

ok that's a lie but i still think johnson has no voice left. i agree the "band" still rocks though.

i havent bought an album of theirs since for those about to rock but up to that point they were insane good. scott is still one of my top rock singers of all time.

 

I give you that. In fact, to be honest, I haven't really liked any release since Who Made Who. But I have seen them three times in concert and they freaking killed it. Now it was a few years ago. And them freakers are getting old. For Those About To Rock was my first ever concert so they have a special place in my heart. And never did like B Johnson. Bon Scott rules.

 

i saw bon scott with ac/dc in the 1970s and i saw them with brian johnson in the 1980s,both pretty damn good shows. the newer stuff is not that good,but the old stuff will always rock!

 

Back In Black is one of my all time favorite rock songs.

 

the band said they will go on without Malcolm.

 

it's official, i envy you.

 

It was a great showBlackfoot opened up,,then ac/dc for 2 and a half hours.
i must have been to around 100 concerts my whole life.never got to see led zeppelin,and i regret the hell out of it.

 

I Can't see them carrying on too long without him cause he is the leader of the band.he writes most of the music and arranges it too.

 

Heard that this morning.

 

i am close to that number. my older cousin had promised to take me to the last zep tour but never happened for obvious reasons. wouldve been my 1st concert ever but that ended up being the stones in '81 so not too bad.

 

you must have seen them at the vet when they opened up the still life tour in philly,did'nt you? I saw them in the 1970s in greensboro and saw them in charlotte in 1999. have not been to one since that concert.If rush tours next summer,i am gonna try like hell to see them again.the who,queen,page and plant,stevie ray vaughan, allman brothers,van halen both versions of black sabbath ,if it the shows came to roanoke or greensboro back in the late 1970s and early 80's,we went!

 

actually the 81 tattoo you tour at JFK. i was 12 and im pretty sure i got a contact high.

saw tons of shows though. 90% of which were at the old spectrum. back in the day when ticket agencies didnt add their asshat fees and a young kid could afford to go without trying to tap mom and dad for money.

never got to see ac/dc, the who or floyd though. three big regerets.

saw ruch twice. signals and the power windows tour. soooooo damn good.