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The video is a homage of when the "Beatles" first came to the US and performed on the Ed Sullivan Show and the girls went crazy. OutKast has some serious classics with their unique sounds. "Sorry Mrs Jackson" - "Rosa Parks" - "Syntheziser" - "Bombs Over Bagdad".

Check out Let There Be Rock. Probably their best song

Here's another East Coast rapper from the Bronx that teamed up with "Big Daddy Kane. If interested check these two legends out. "Big Daddy Kane Verzuz KRS-One - May Have Been The Best Verzuz Of All Time!!!" (by the channel: hipHopiZlyfe) --Lawrence "Kris" Parker better known by his stage name "KRS-One" and also known as "Teacha" is an American rapper form the South Bronx. He rose to prominence as part of the hip hop group "Boogie Down Productions" which he co-founded with DJ Scott La Rock in the mid-1980's and tragically Scott La Rock was shot and killed shortly after their debut album called "Criminal Mind" was released. The record received critical acclaim, but sadly "KRS-One" had to go on as a solo project. peace out~

Hey Stax, here's another rapper to give a listen, if interested. Big Daddy Kane - Ain't no Half-Steppin' (Official Video)" (by the channel: Janadrian Bettard) --Antonio Hardy better known by his professional name "Big Daddy Kane" he is an American rapper, producer and actor, who began his career in 1986 as a member of the "Juice Crew." He's widely regarded as one of the most influential and skilled MC's in hip-hop. Rolling Stone ranked this song that I've suggested as #25 on the list of "The 50 Greatest hip-hop songs of all time." Calling him a "master wordsmith of rap's late Golden-age and a huge influence on a whole generation of MC's. Peace out~

Hello Stax, I hope your enjoying your journey of discovering ole' school hip-hop & rap from all different time periods. We are enjoying watching you discover all of these wonderful tunes from the past. I thought I'd suggest another rapper, if interested. "Heavy D & The Boyz - Mr. Big Stuff" (by the channel: hdtv) --Dwight Myers is known professionally as Heavy D. He was a Jamaican born American rapper, record producer, and actor. Myers was the frontman for the group "Heavy D. & The Boyz" he was one of the first rappers to be signed to "Uptown Record" from Mount Vernon, New York. He also produced hip-hop, and R&B music. And as always, I enjoyed rocking with you. Thanks for sharing.

Hetfield is a genius,

Stinking drunk with power, James sees

Probably my favorite MJ song. This and PYT are neck and neck for me. This is his goated video though. No contest. The extended version where he turns into a robot spaceship for no reason is f👀king art.

I like Dre, always have. Know exactly what he did for the culture. But whenever I hear him.... all i wanna do is listen toEazy E.

It's about the city.

Saw AC/DC live a few times....I'm 59 and still rock out to them...Bon Scott lead singer.. Angus and Malcolm Young on guitars....

Dig that. Dig it deep.

I've watched this probably a hundred times, and I'll watch it every time I see it. What a time it was to be alive and witness this. College basketball was on fire, but Larry and Magic brought back the NBA. Awesome memories!

Always live😂❤🎉😅😮😊😊😊

*AC/DC* 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

This ain't the original song bro. This is the remix. Find the original so you can make out what he's saying.

@StaxReacts great reaction just sub’d! Please react to Elvis Live performance the 1 he’s wearing all white suit called “If I Can Dream”. He did it as a tribute to MLK cause he was heartbroken about his murder. Btw hey neighbor!, I live in North Louisiana! Thanks fren.

I think if you are going to listen to ACDC everyone should start from the beginning and this is the beginning,Great reaction ❤❤❤

Lots of history to this song. They took Grandmaster Caz's rhyme book and used his rhymes without crediting him. Big Bank Hank didn't even change the lyrics. In this song he says he is Casanova Fly . . . that is Grandmaster Caz's other name. If you want a response to this song--MC Delight by Grandmaster Caz. On top of this, Hank says--he is the grandmaster with the 3 MCs. There are only 3 MCs in Sugarhill Gang, he didn't even change that.

You gotta react to some some hall and oats w vid brudda

Bon Scott❤🤘⚡

War Eagle! 😉 ... Sorry had to after seeing the top of the A on your shirt. I'm from Bama, but live up in Indiana these days. SEC Nation.

Angus NEVER stops.

Stax man you don't know how it was growi g up back then. I was watching MTV as a teenager when this first came out and it was huge ❤❤❤. Got me all in my feelings reminiscing .

You'll love "Back in Black" by them.

2Pac attended Baltimore School of the Art. He was more than just a rapper, he was poet, an actor, and a ballet dancer. He made inspirational, positive, lyrical, Consciousness, and music for the youth to listen to. He was active in expressing his views and what was right for the ppl.

Treach had top 5 flow of all time

This was the first Wu song i ever heard when i was like 7 and i was hooked immediately

His last verse is "and another little baby child is born,in the ghetto."He's saying It's happening again.😢😢

Anybody wants to fuck w me . I believe. White man came and took everything

Have you ever heard changes??

I love the dualing guitar and bagpipes. Nothing like it. RIP Bon Scott 🙏 The Jack live from Riverplate is a blast. Peace out ✌️ ☮️ I can't remember if you've done Thunderstruck live from Riverplate yet if not crazy energy 😜

Is the thunder from down under Even though malcolm and angus were born in scotland just immigrated to australia when they were kids

I am white, what happened after George Floyd, absolutely nothing changed, Fucking disgraceful

'God Mode' indeed. 🤯🤯 Tom got a lot off his chest with this one. He was responding to EVERYBODY! The production is impressive, the bars are outstanding, the flow switches are amazing, the song is incredible and the video is out of this world. 😁✝😇 #HangOverGang #NovaRockafeller

Please do mxpx responsibility

Slayer are true legends of thrash. From what I remember they formed in 1981 which was the same year Metallica formed and Metallica left L.A., mainly because they wanted to add killer bass player Cliff Burton who lived in San Francisco, but also because glam metal acts such as Motley Crue, Ratt, many others were more popular and I think Slayer decided to fill the void and became an even harsher and darker thrash metal band. That album was released in 1986 which was a hell of a year for thrash with Metallica releasing Master of Puppets, the last album with Burton (R.I.P.), and the Capital major debut of Megadeth's Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? Rick Rubin, who discovered the Beastie Boys, worked with Russell Simmons and Run D-M-C, and produced albums over the years for Danzig, Slayer, Metallica, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, signed Slayer to his Def Jam, later American, records label that I think is connected to Warner Brothers records. Reign in Blood was their major label debut and I know guitarist Kerry King did guitar parts on the Beastie Boys debut album and said if he'd been more savvy that he'd have asked for a percentage instead of $100 and a case of beer because License to Ill hit big in 1986 too. Bigger than many of the aforementioned albums. The record was so short that both the A and B side of the cassette was the entire album. I want share one funny story, sorry for the long comment, but an artist friend of mine who has a side hustle of creating gig posters for bands met about eight years ago with the two remaining original members Kerry King and Tom Araya to show them an image for a poster and possible t-shirt design to be sold on the band's website. It was of a topless demon woman and Kerry asked if he could change it to a man and he said, "Sure, but why?" King, "We don't want to upset our female base." Him, "Wait? You are Slayer, correct? Anti-everything and you are scared of the MeToo movement?" Both nodding and King, "Yeah man! It's scary." True story and keep up the videos. Really enjoying seeing young people discover amazing music from my teen years.

Now...THIS is Legendary AC/DC....Bon Scott is the Man! Angus Young can wear out the Energizer Bunny!

Please tell me you checked out Run DMC w Aerosmith 🥰🖤

Anthrax did a great cover of this on the Beavis & Butthead Experience. 😉

long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll long way to the cross if you wanna f@# a mole us aussies also add lines to songs of awesome bands, (like the two above) took my dad to an accadacca concert in adeaide, think it was early 2000s. ACDC is the only word/group of letters? where we have made the word longer, alot of aussies say accadacca. ❤

AnImals As Leaders White Zombie Exodus Suicidal Tendencies Primus Kyuss

Pantera - Hollow

Totally different band etc. but if you wanna similar vibe with an impromptu concert video, check out the video for U2, Where The Streets Have No Name. They announced the video shoot on the radio that morning, expecting maybe a couple of hundred fans, over 10,000 people showed up!

What's up? Been MIA for a while with life/work stuff. Love AC/DC!

The Bon Scott(singer) era was my favorite

I find it impossible to sit still when this song is on.

Fake rappers, all biters