The Young Guns
Born in Glasgow, Scotland, these two brothers founded AC/DC in Sydney in 1973.
Malcolm and Angus Young
AC/DC's 1980 album, with an all-black cover as a sign of mourning for Bon Scott, has sold an estimated 50 million copies worldwide.
Back in Black
In 1974, Bon Scott replaced this original AC/DC vocalist.
Dave Evans
Four tolls of a giant bell open this first track on Back in Black.
"Hells Bells"
AC/DC formed in this Australian city.
Sydney
Their sister Margaret suggested the band name after spotting "AC/DC" on this household appliance.
Sewing machine
This 1979 album, the last with Bon Scott, was the first AC/DC album produced by Mutt Lange.
Highway to Hell
Bon Scott died in February of this year at age 33.
1980
AC/DC's live shows traditionally end with this song, accompanied by a 21-gun salute of cannons.
"For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)"
AC/DC was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in this year.
2003
The letters in the band's name stand for these two types of electrical current.
Alternating current and direct current
"Thunderstruck" opens this 1990 album.
The Razors Edge
This producer worked with AC/DC on both Highway to Hell and Back in Black.
Mutt Lange
Angus Young's signature stage move is his own version of the "duckwalk" made famous by this rock and roll pioneer.
Chuck Berry
This 1977 album, home to "Whole Lotta Rosie," was the last recorded with bassist Mark Evans.
Let There Be Rock
This former frontman of the band Geordie became AC/DC's lead singer in 1980.
Brian Johnson
Released in 1976, this album got its U.S. release only after Back in Black made AC/DC stars.
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Back in Black was recorded in April and May 1980 at Compass Point Studios in Nassau, in this island nation.
The Bahamas
Angus Young is famous for playing this model of Gibson guitar, abbreviated with two letters.
SG
Rhythm guitarist and co-founder Malcolm Young died in this year at age 64.
2017
In 2016, this Guns N' Roses singer filled in as AC/DC's frontman after Brian Johnson was told to stop touring because of hearing loss.
Axl Rose
Released in 2014, this was AC/DC's first album made without founding guitarist Malcolm Young.
Rock or Bust
Of the tracks on the 1986 album Who Made Who, this ballad is the only one featuring Bon Scott on vocals.
"Ride On"
The 1986 album Who Made Who was the soundtrack to this film, the only one directed by Stephen King.
Maximum Overdrive
Released only in Australia in 1975, this was AC/DC's debut album.
High Voltage