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Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
... the classic track Who Made Who. The music video was to be shot in London and required an army of Angus Young lookalikes dressed in velvet shorts, blazers and school caps, armed with cardboard Gibson SG guitars. We all applied, and later resentfully watched those who won.My mother, meanwhile, as good Catholic mothers are wont to do, feared demonic possession, and so Highway to Hell...
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The Daily Record (Free subscription) | yesterday
... see the rock legends.Kevin, 39, travelled from Inverness to see Glasgow-born rockers Malcolm and Angus Young, and singer Brian Johnson perform.Graham, 25, of Glasgow, said: "We were really angry when we saw the seats we had been given. We couldn't see a thing."We had been given no warning that these tickets had restricted views."It appears they have just tried to squeeze as much money...
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The Daily Record (Free subscription) | yesterday
... see the rock legends.Kevin, 39, travelled from Inverness to see Glasgow-born rockers Malcolm and Angus Young, and singer Brian Johnson perform.Graham, 25, of Glasgow, said: "We were really angry when we saw the seats we had been given. We couldn't see a thing."We had been given no warning that these tickets had restricted views."It appears they have just tried to squeeze as much money...
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Herald.ie - Around Town RSS Feed (Free subscription) | yesterday
... stage so we had a brilliant view. We got totally lashed on but the gig was amazing. Considering Angus Young is in his fifties as is Brian Johnson and they were still giving it socks. Cartwheels At one stage, they got up onto this platform which elevates about 15 feet into the air and Angus had his Gibson SG guitar with him. He's standing there in a pool of water, getting lashed...
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Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 07/01/2009
... over the years. The sultry temperature at this sold out Hampden homecoming for the Scots-born Young brothers could not have been more of a contrast.Even in their dotage, their goodtime rock'n'roll sounded fantastic, with Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be and the immortal Back In Black providing early high points. Brian Johnson's voice is a raspy marvel – surely there cannot be enough cigarettes...
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News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 07/01/2009
... over the years. The sultry temperature at this sold out Hampden homecoming for the Scots-born Young brothers could not have been more of a contrast.Even in their dotage, their goodtime rock'n'roll sounded fantastic, with Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be and the immortal Back In Black providing early high points. Brian Johnson's voice is a raspy marvel – surely there cannot be enough cigarettes...
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Scotsman.com Living - Books (Free subscription) | 07/01/2009
... over the years. The sultry temperature at this sold out Hampden homecoming for the Scots-born Young brothers could not have been more of a contrast.Even in their dotage, their goodtime rock'n'roll sounded fantastic, with Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be and the immortal Back In Black providing early high points. Brian Johnson's voice is a raspy marvel – surely there cannot be enough cigarettes...
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The Daily Record (Free subscription) | 07/01/2009
Live review: AC/DC @ Hampden Park, Glasgow Bev Lyons Old Rockers never die, they just sweat it out, and AC/DC showed they can just keep going and going.The rain stayed off, but Hampden was Thunderstruck as rockers Malcolm and Angus Young played to a home crowd alongside lead singer Brian Johnson.Classics were in abundance as they rocked their way through The Jack, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt...
