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AC/DC: Let There Be Rock is a concert film centered on AC/DC's performance at the Pavillon de Paris in December 1979 during the Highway to Hell tour. Directed by Eric Dionysius and Eric Mistler, it combines stage footage with interviews and backstage material featuring Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcol...

AC/DC: No Bull is a live video by the Australian rock band AC/DC, directed by David Mallet and released in 1996. It was filmed on July 10, 1996, during the Ballbreaker tour at the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas in Madrid, Spain. The concert features the classic lineup of Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Ma...

For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) is a studio album by Australian hard rock band AC/DC, released in November 1981. It was the band's second album with vocalist Brian Johnson, following the massive commercial success of Back in Black (1980), and was the third AC/DC album produced by Robert John...

2000 AC/DC album produced by George Young, elder brother of Angus and Malcolm, widely regarded as a deliberate return to the band's blues-rooted hard rock style.

Ballbreaker (1995) is an AC/DC studio album produced by Rick Rubin, notable as the first to feature drummer Phil Rudd returning to the lineup after roughly a 12-year absence.

2014 AC/DC album and the first without founding rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young, who retired due to illness, with his nephew Stevie Young filling the role.

1983 AC/DC album, the first self-produced by the band after their long collaboration with producer Robert John 'Mutt' Lange ended, recorded as a return to a stripped-down hard rock sound.

1988 AC/DC album that reunited the band with Australian producers Harry Vanda and George Young, who had helmed their acclaimed late-1970s records including Highway to Hell.

1985 AC/DC album self-produced by Angus and Malcolm Young, the band's second consecutive release without an outside producer following their split with Mutt Lange.