Malcolm Young, now on the Highway to Hell.

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He's already been to sin city. Peace my brother.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...c-guitarist-and-co-founder-dead-at-64-w512164

 

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Bon = the best!

When I take my long trip to Australia after retirement I’m making a pilgrimage to Bon’s Statue in Freemantle

 

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Bon = the best!

When I take my long trip to Australia after retirement I’m making a pilgrimage to Bon’s Statue in Freemantle

Loved AC/DC cause when I was young , poor, and angry, I needed to be young, poor, and angrier. Those were the days. I did get to see Bon in concert in the Spectrum. Saw the Bryan version twice, most recently with the Black Ice tour.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5095561/AC-DC-founder-Malcolm-Young-dead-64.html

 

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RIP Malcolm

 

[Big 0]

I remember in 1976 being told by others on my dorm floor that this crap band AC/DC, which my roommate and I were listening to, will never make it (same goes for Judas Priest and the Scorpions at the same time).

Malcolm was the driving force behind the band and considered one of the best rhythm guitarists of all time. Unfortunately his years of heavy drinking took a toll on his health and we lost him too soon. Three of the original members of the band are now gone, two of them this year and both brothers, George and Malcolm. George played bass on some of the early studio tracks (74 Jailbreak album) and produced a few AC/DC albums so I consider him an actual early member of the band (also was a member of the Easybeats and Flash and the Pan). RIP Malcolm.