AC/DC's Rise After Bon Scott: Rare 1980 Article Reveals Their Unstoppable Journey

In this video, Robert John Hadfield shares a fascinating discovery of a 1980 newspaper article about AC/DC, written shortly after the tragic death of Bon Scott and the release of Back in Black. Robert takes fans back in time with this press article from the Columbia Daily Tribune, reflecting on the band's resilience and rise to superstardom despite losing their original frontman.
He discusses how Brian Johnson joined the band and helped them achieve even greater success, and how Back in Black became one of the greatest rock albums ever. Robert reads through the article, giving commentary on Angus Young’s iconic stage antics and the band's continued influence in rock history. AC/DC fans will appreciate this nostalgic look at the band’s journey, complete with insights into the band's dynamic and a celebration of their timeless music.
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