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AC/DC (Alternating Current/Dirrect Current) is a Rock n Roll band formed in 1973 by Angus and Malcolm Young. The bands line up consisted of Angus/Malcolm Young (Guitars), Phil Rudd (Drums), Bon Scott (Vocals), Mark Evans (Bass). In 1977 Cliff Williams would step in and replace Evans. In early 1980 after the finish of their Highway To Hell Tour, Bon Scott died in a car from choking on his own vomit. 3 months later Brian Johnson was hired (Bon was a fan of Brian). AC/DC have the two most known rock albums in history and the top selling rock album to ever be released (Back In Black 1980). To this date AC/DC has continued to keep their simple rock and roll style, sound and attitude and will keep on until they feel they cannot preform the best they can.
by Scallopotatoes November 9, 2013