>>64816522
But it's still AC/DC...

>>64818070

what's your point?

I'm seeing them with my dad in London and I could not be more hype

>>64818592

Did you buy those tickets when Brian was still there? And if so, what are yours and your dads thoughts on the whole Axl situation?

>>64816522
literally anyone >>> Brian Johnson

Yeah, the video I saw from Lisbon was awesome. Axl sounds the better than ever, can't wait to see GNR on the reunion tour.

>>64819022

He sounds better on the Bon stuff than Brian ever did

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IasBAj4rKys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A08YTv6o-us

Axl is a good 15 years younger than Brian and he's not been forcing songs not designed for his vocal range for decades.

>>64818921
Yeah we did, it was just gonna be another AC/DC gig. My dad loves GNR but was cautious about the whole thing but I showed him a few videos of Axl with AC/DC and he's convinced now.

>>64816522
they should have called it good after malcolm had to leave
and now they don't even have any dignity left to salvage, that much is certain

>>64819715

They've always soldiered on after every tragedy that struck the band. If Angus wants to continue then it's up to him, it's not gonna harm their legacy in any way.

Brian Johnson always looked like he was trying to force out a giant turd when he sings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaFS9Jt_OoM

>broken foot
>ac/dc playing in the background

pottery

>>64819715
legacy?
its fucking acdc
every jukebox in the world is their legacy