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AC/DC was formed in Sydney, Australia by Scottish-born brothers Malcolm and Angus Young. The band's name came from the 'AC/DC' electrical current label on their sister's sewing machine, symbolizing the band's raw energy and power. Angus adopted his iconic schoolboy uniform as a stage costume, which became the band's trademark look.

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The band performed their first live show at a club called Chequers in Sydney, Australia. The original lineup included Dave Evans as lead vocalist, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Angus Young on lead guitar, Larry Van Kriedt on bass, and Colin Burgess on drums.

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Bon Scott replaced Dave Evans as lead vocalist, marking a pivotal moment in AC/DC's history. Scott's unique voice and charismatic presence would help define the band's signature sound.

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September 1975: Song Spotlight - 'It's a Long Way to the Top'

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September 1975: Song Spotlight - 'It's a Long Way to the Top'

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Released on their album 'T.N.T.', this song features Bon Scott playing bagpipes, combining rock with his Scottish heritage. The song talks about the challenges of being in a rock band and became one of their most beloved early hits.

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The band faced a devastating loss when lead singer Bon Scott passed away at age 33. This tragic event marked the end of an era for the band, but they would soon find the strength to continue.

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After Bon Scott's passing, the band recruited Brian Johnson as their new lead singer. Johnson's powerful vocals would help the band enter a new chapter in their history.

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AC/DC was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, recognizing their massive contribution to rock music. They were inducted by Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, who praised their dedication to pure rock and roll.

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AC/DC released their 17th studio album 'Power Up', dedicated to Malcolm Young, who passed away in 2017. The album featured the return of Brian Johnson, Phil Rudd, and Cliff Williams, reuniting with Angus Young and continuing the band's legacy.

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Source: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Source: 'AC/DC: Maximum Rock & Roll' by Murray Engleheart

Source: Rolling Stone Magazine

Source: AC/DC Official Website

Source: Australian Music History Archives

Source: Billboard Magazine