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Back in Black

1. Hells Bells

2. Shoot to Thrill

3. What Do You Do for Money Honey

4. Givin the Dog a Bone

5. Let Me Put My Love into You

6. Back in Black

7. You Shook Me All Night Long

8. Have a Drink on Me

9. Shake a Leg

10. Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

'74 Jailbreak

1. Jailbreak

2. You Ain't Got A Hold On Me

3. Show Business

4. Soul Stripper

5. Baby, Please Don't Go

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Considered the Australian Kings of Heavy Metal, they have delivered the goods since the early '70s with their no-frills rock & roll. Brothers (and guitarists) Angus and Malcolm Young formed the band with vocalist Bon ...

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High Voltage

1. It's a Long...
2. Rock 'n' Ro...
3. The Jack
4. Live Wire
5. T.N.T.
6. Can I Sit N...

Ballbreaker

1. Hard as a R...
2. Cover You i...
3. The Furor
4. Boogie Man
5. The Honey R...
6. Burnin' Ali...

Powerage

1. Rock 'n' Ro...
2. Down Paymen...
3. Gimme a Bul...
4. Riff Raff
5. Sin City
6. What's Next...

Who Made Who

1. Who Made Wh...
2. You Shook M...
3. D.T.
4. Sink the Pi...
5. Ride On
6. Hells Bells...

The Razors Edge

1. Mistress fo...
2. Rock your h...
3. Are you rea...
4. Got you by ...
5. Shot of lov...
6. Lets make i...

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Biography of AC/DC

Considered the Australian Kings of Heavy Metal, they have delivered the goods since the early '70s with their no-frills rock & roll. Brothers (and guitarists) Angus and Malcolm Young formed the band with vocalist Bon Scott, bassist Cliff Williams, and drummer Phil Rudd. They played in dingy clubs and eventually found a record label. Then in the mid '70s, with the popularity of pop group Little River Band, people in Europe and the US were looking for other bands from Down Under.Atco Records signed AC/DC and released High Voltage in 1976. Throughout the late '70s, the band toured the US and Europe, getting massive attention from audiences weary of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Like those bands, AC/DC were influenced by the music they listened to as kids and played it louder and more vicious. In 1978, they released the live album If You Want Blood, You've Got It, with one of the sickest -- and most effective -- record covers in rock history. The music, as raw as the record cover, soon found airplay on many US radio stations. But the album that broke them through was Highway to Hell. The guitar work was up to par, Bon Scott's voice at its peak, and the songs well-known staples in the bands live sets. Linked to Satanism by some critics, they got more attention than ever.Bon Scott died in an alcohol related accident, and Brian Johnson joined the band before they released Back in Black in 1980 (with a black cover honoring their late vocalist). This album crossed them over into the mainstream and made them superstars around the world, influencing many young musiciansIn the early '80s, AC/DCs US popularity faltered, but by the late '80s, with albums such as Fly on the Wall and Blow up Your Video, they were getting airplay again. They've never changed their formula -- they play the same raunchy rock & roll they played in the bars of Australia, and they can play with equal passion in Madison Square Garden or Wembley Stadium. ~ John Book

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