O/T Gutted, totally gutted

[Newcy Wolf]

Malcolm Young, older brother of Angus and the driving force behind one of the biggest bands this planet has ever seen has died at just 67.

[Newcy Wolf]

His finest hour

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3zZ9awjr4hc

[Newcy Wolf]

Sorry, 64 years old

[Evewolf65]

Malcolm Young, older brother of Angus and the driving force behind one of the biggest bands this planet has ever seen has died at just 67.

It's taken me until now to reply to this thread mate I'm in bits as good as Angus was what would AC/DC have been without the rhythm juggernaut that was Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd First saw the band at Leicester De Montford Hall with Bon on the Highway to Hell tour they've always been in the soundtrack of my life.
Normally I'd put up one of the bands songs as a tribute , but I can't better your choice from an album that is still to me my favourite AC/DC album
Raise Hell Malcolm!!

[Newcy Wolf]

It's taken me until now to reply to this thread mate I'm in bits as good as Angus was what would AC/DC have been without the rhythm juggernaut that was Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd First saw the band at Leicester De Montford Hall with Bon on the Highway to Hell tour they've always been in the soundtrack of my life.
Normally I'd put up one of the bands songs as a tribute , but I can't better your choice from an album that is still to me my favourite AC/DC album
Raise Hell Malcolm!!

Yeah, I don't think you could get anymore solid than Young, Rudd and Williams.
No fancy effects or foot pedals, just pure overdrive from both the Young brothers.
Angus must be devastated right now.

Between '76 and '80 AC/DC were untouchable in my opinion.