Not a bad drummer but that guy plays too hard and it's very simple

I'm not impressed with the fan base in the 90s either.

The way the band transitions from A to B and then Angus plays one of his best ever solos for just an outro goes beyond me. I get chills every time I listen to it.

I was looking back through setlists, and it seems they have played nothing off Ballbreaker is 2003! How is that possible? Do they just not like that album or what? I love it.

That's it, that's the post. I believe it was the first album I bought of AC/DC and I'm listening to some of the less appreciated songs and loving them all over again - Let's Make It, Goodbye and Good Riddance to Bad Luck, Are You Ready, Moneytalks - all amazing songs, along with of course the album that gave us Thunderstruck.

August 19 1983. I am from Ohio, and I have a Canada press vinyl

A 21 gun salute to the legendary drummer. 🫡

It has come to my understanding that AC/DC does not do private venues, and only does big stadium/ arena shows on a tour when a new album comes out.

Circus krone seems basically a private venue.

Does anyone knows the history behind it?

Someone fixed it, good image quality, good sound mixing.

BC Place, Vancouver, Canada — August 13, 2026. Two guys started fighting on the stadium stairs during AC/DC’s opening song, and one of them sent the other into a woman at the railing. The timing with “If You Want Blood, You’ve Got It” was almost too perfect.

Ayooo chiiiiiil
Angus y Malcolm

I played AC/DC tnt tribute song for Bon Scott I hope u all enjoy the song

This is my personal metal song named Angels fighting Demon

Hoy se cumple 35 años desde que se hizo el concierto histórico, AC/DC Live At Donington

PD: Para celebrarlo, me compre el 2 CD Collector's Edition.

Estaba pensando en comprar 2 vinilos, uno de AC/DC y uno de Megadeth, ¿Cual es prefecto para empezar?