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Guitars : Angus Young, Malcolm Young
Drums : Phil Rudd
Bass : Mark Evans
Vocals : Bon Scott



  BIOGRAPHY

         The Australian group AC/DC virtually invented hard rock with its aggressive, confrontational sound, wild stage theatrics and rock 'n' roll lifestyle. Known for wearing private school uniforms on stage, AC/DC has weathered lineup changes, controversy over their image and lyrics, the tragic death of frontman Bon Scott, and constantly changing musical trends to become one of the top international rock acts of the past quarter century.
        AC/DC was formed in Sydney, Australia in late 1973 by guitarist brothers Malcolm and Angus Young; by early 1975 the band's membership stabilized with a lineup consisting of the Youngs, vocalist Bon Scott, bassist Mark Evans and drummer Phil Rudd. Now based out of Melbourne, AC/DC first gained nationwide attention with the release of their 1974 debut album, High Voltage.
        Following the release of 1977's hit Let There Be Rock, AC/DC launched their first U.S. tour, winning over fans throughout America with their energetic live shows. After replacing Evans with bassist Cliff Williams, the group returned with Aerosmith to support the release of 1978's Powerage. Also in 1978 came the live document If You Want Blood (You've Got It), which exposed the band's growing international following to the energy of their live performances.Following the release of the 1983 Top 10 hit Flick of the Switch, AC/DC went through a period of hardship, with record sales declining and controversy following the group in the U.S., where the Religious Right condemned the rebellious group and called for a boycott of their albums. In 1989 Simon Wright left AC/DC to join Dio and was replaced by drummer Chris Slade. The following year the group made a comeback with The Razor's Edge.
        The Razor's Edge reached No. 2 in the U.S., earning a Grammy nomination for Best Hard Rock. 1995's Ballbreaker, which featured the return of drummer Phil Rudd, debuted at No. 4 in the U.S. and sold millions of copies, demonstrating that after more than 20 years, AC/DC remains popular worldwide.





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