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RollingFreakYeah, they don't play it without Bon. He played the bagpipes on it.Quote
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Do they not play this live RollingFreak?
If not, they certainly should!
Not in the 34 years I've been attending their shows
I've never seen them live, but after Bon Scott died I never felt the urge to.
Seems a good amount of the set lists are Bon era tunes, but I guess Brian Johnson doesn't play bagpipes.
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My guess is they have a few decent songs left over from the 2008 'Black Ice' album sessions which the band will polish up in the studio this year. These, along with other unreleased or unfinished tracks from previous sessions, will make up the bulk of their next album release. A 40th anniversary tour planned for later this year will be pushed back until 2015 and if Malcolm Young is healthy enough he may join them...perhaps in a limited role like Mick Taylor does with the Stones. In either case, they will employ another guitarist to cover Mal's parts onstage. After the tour is finished - with or without Malcolm - AC/DC will likely retire.
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
Good question, but Waddy hasn't aged in 40 years!
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
Good question, but Waddy hasn't aged in 40 years!
Are you saying he always looked like he was 60 years old?!
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
Good question, but Waddy hasn't aged in 40 years!
Are you saying he always looked like he was 60 years old?!....mmmmaybe...>
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I just know that since the Ronstadt days, except for a few more lines on his face, he hasn't changed much....
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
Good question, but Waddy hasn't aged in 40 years!
Are you saying he always looked like he was 60 years old?!....mmmmaybe...>
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I just know that since the Ronstadt days, except for a few more lines on his face, he hasn't changed much....
Sorry...I had to take the cheap shot.
Your reply was like a gift, it would have been impolite not to open and use it!
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Waddy plays a lot of AC/DC songs in his sets.
...but he plays the Angus parts....
but how would he look in short pants?
Good question, but Waddy hasn't aged in 40 years!
Are you saying he always looked like he was 60 years old?!....mmmmaybe...>
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I just know that since the Ronstadt days, except for a few more lines on his face, he hasn't changed much....
Sorry...I had to take the cheap shot.
Your reply was like a gift, it would have been impolite not to open and use it!
hey, that's what I'm here for...glad I could help
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My guess is they have a few decent songs left over from the 2008 'Black Ice' album sessions which the band will polish up in the studio this year. These, along with other unreleased or unfinished tracks from previous sessions, will make up the bulk of their next album release. A 40th anniversary tour planned for later this year will be pushed back until 2015 and if Malcolm Young is healthy enough he may join them...perhaps in a limited role like Mick Taylor does with the Stones. In either case, they will employ another guitarist to cover Mal's parts onstage. After the tour is finished - with or without Malcolm - AC/DC will likely retire.
I wonder if Blondie already has plans in 2015?
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BluzDude
....but back on topic, I feel that Malcolm would want AC/DC to continue.
All the best to you Malcolm and may you have a speedy recovery.
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Angus and Malcolm nephew, Stevie Young. US and Canada Tour in 1988.
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Angus and Malcolm nephew, Stevie Young. US and Canada Tour in 1988.
yes thats who it was
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Breaking News: Celine Dion to join AC/DC … Will play air guitar with the band
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RollingFreak
Thats one of the dumbest ***&*&* things I've ever seen.