Malcolm Young

anywhere, like you said.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying, right? They got Malcolm Young's brother playing in the band now, taking over for his father.

So, I mean, you know, maybe it'll be like a generational thing.

No, here's

Very, that very, very thick, I would imagine.

So you have that and, you know, maybe do like you, you got the old, uh, mate Malcolm Young passed last year, an AC/DC song.

Oh, yeah.

Mate, there's just...

Ve- They're very, very thick, I would imagine.

So you have that and, you know, maybe do like you, you got the old, uh, mate Malcolm Young passed last year, an AC/DC song.

Well, yeah.

Mate, there's just...

I was a rock guy.

Malcolm Young, like that, he was my idol.

I learned how to play chords, and I would play along to ACDC records or Sabbath records.

I never got past that point.

Uh-huh.

And you were quiet, and I was super intimidated, so I immediately went and turned and I was like, he doesn't want to play with this jerk-off drummer.

And I knew that you were really into Malcolm Young.

I was only quiet because

And apart from the fact that it was the only record company that would even have anything to do with us, that would give us the time of day.

If it hadn't have been for Bon and Malcolm largely, I mean, Angus, yes, but Malcolm's always been the boss.

in ACDC, when Malcolm went to George and said, you guys are sitting this bad,

you know.

Malcolm Young being the brother of George Young, one of the founder of Young.

Yeah,

yeah.

And the brother of Angus.

That would really work.

Yeah, I loved it because that particular sound, that kind of Malcolm Young guitar tone and the drums and all that sort of stuff, just absolutely, you know, that's like right in my core programming.

I love the fact that even though, you know, there's a little old-fashioned Australian made logo on the album cover, but you go and look up their listeners and the top five locations their listeners come from are all Germany, right? Because the Germans love some hairy, sweaty rock and roll.

I