SHOOT to THRILL

[JTB]

Brian Johnson is 62 yrs Old. He still leads the Best Live Rock Band on the PLANET!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kD8sxIjVuc

[HSURB]

That song makes me want to drive fast.

HSURB®

[Shlbylvr]

That song makes me want to drive fast.

HSURB®

You mean faster than 5mph down the drive?






:sofa:

[HSURB]

You mean faster than 5mph down the drive?






:sofa:

I'll show you sometime. Then you'll understand.

HSURB®

[Shlbylvr]

I'll show you sometime. Then you'll understand.

HSURB®

You know i'm teasing you

[Quagmire]

Great video, thanks. I saw them at an open air fest in Nuremberg at the Zeppelin Field in 1978. Also there: The Scorpions, Molly Hatchet, Cheap Trick and The Who. Great show.

All of the songs on Highway To Hell & Back In Black are on my play list in the GT500. :)

[Joe G]

You know i'm teasing you

You may be teasing him... but that doesn't mean it's not 100% true. :look:

[The Bone]

I saw Brian Johnson on Top Gear and he is a car guy He also got a good time on the test track. What a funny guy. I have most of AC/DC's albums. What do you do for money honny what do you do for rent

[JTB]

Saw that episode too Art, that was a good one, but almost all the Top Gears are good. Great show!

http://deunaminhatelha.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/top-gear-banner-580op.jpg

[68fastback]

Brian Johnson is 62 yrs Old. He still leads the Best Live Rock Band on the PLANET!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kD8sxIjVuc

AC/DC rock!!

I hear 62 is the new 40 :biggrin:

...this Styx song makes me wanna drive fast too...


















...now all I need is the right car :haha:

1982 vs 1996 versions ...hmmmm ...I like both!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODqxUgDP4Q0


Tommy Shaw still sounds good in '96.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0iKNVT3z6g

[Alloy Dave]

Styx and Boston were my two favorite bands in high school.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQN3AbAhujc&feature=fvw

[Joe G]

Love Boston (no :monkey:, not the city :trouble:).


Besides their few albums, I love this song by Barry Goudreau and Brad Delp when Barry was doing a solo album.

What amazing music. :git:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL08w1UHcMc

[68fastback]

I still really like their namesake first album too. The quality of the recording was superb for 1976 ...as I recall Tom Scholz was a self-taught recording engineer who started in his basement 'studio' and developed his own recording techniques (e.g. pre-expanding the dynamic range in the higher frequencies that the vinyl tended to compress) so that, when played, the music was more 'real' -- very dynamic with lots of presence. Even their first album was a masterful recording for the day -- imo matched only by MCA's team of professional sound engineers developing similar techniques (first used on Elton John's black album, I think??) ...definately ahead of the curve.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iERLBLDk1c8&feature=player_embedded

[Alloy Dave]

I still really like their namesake first album too. The quality of the recording was superb for 1976 ...as I recall Tom Scholz was a self-taught recording engineer who started in his basement 'studio' and developed his own recording techniques (e.g. pre-expanding the dynamic range in the higher frequencies that the vinyl tended to compress) so that, when played, the music was more 'real' -- very dynamic with lots of presence. Even their first album was a masterful recording for the day -- imo matched only by MCA's team of professional sound engineers developing similar techniques (first used on Elton John's black album, I think??) ...definately ahead of the curve.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iERLBLDk1c8&feature=player_embedded
You are correct Dan. Sholz was an electrical engineer who developed the "rockmaster" only for making the unique sound of Boston. Brad Delp took his own life at a later date, very sad. RIP Brad.

[Alloy Dave]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Scholz

[68fastback]

Wow! I didn't realize he went to MIT and has a ME masters -- definately a right-brain + left-brain guy!!