That is freakin' awesome. I hope they make it here to Dallas-Fort Worth in that time.

Please come to the Cruzan or Dolphin Stadium, please come to the Cruzan or Dolphin Stadium, please come to the Cruzan or Dolphin Stadium....

Please take the HIGHWAY TO HELL and LET THERE BE ROCK because IF YOU WANT BLOOD, YOU'VE GOT IT at the FLICK OF THE SWITCH and it will BLOW UP YOUR VIDEO with the HIGH VOLTAGE, POWERAGE and TNT. WHO MADE WHO will be BACK IN BLACK and FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, WE SALUTE YOU with DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP by a BALLBREAKER with a STIFF UPPER LIP and a FLY ON THE WALL.

Well done, NightOwl2255.

Quite possibly the second loudest concert I ever went to in my life was AC/DC back in the 80's.

/ loudest was Motorhead
// what? WHAT?

i am farking there

One of my favorites that I have never seen live. They better come to this area.

Does anyone have dates? I checked their site but couldn't find anything besides it kicks off in Chicago on Halloween.

don't fark with AC/DC, dude........

I'm naming my first kid Bon Scott.

I would sell my left nut to see them live in concert.

Please play anywhere within a 200 300 mile drive!!

Saw them 6 times with Bon Scott, but haven't been to a show since 'Fly on the Wall'. Might be time again..

I saw 'em in Detroit about 6-7 years ago

/awesome

KellyLockhart: / loudest was Motorhead
// what? WHAT?

Same here. My ears rang for a week!!

seen motorhead twice...have the hearing loss to prove it...did you say something?

I went to both the "Back in Black" and "For Those About To Rock" back in the '80's. One of the concerts was at Red Rocks in Denver, and when I came out I felt like I had been under constant artillery fire for the past two hours. Loud? Oh my God yes. But it was one of the best shows I've ever been to. I've never seen AC/DC play anything other than balls-out, full-bore, take-no-prisoners rock 'n' roll. Watching Angus Young jittering and convulsing on the stage without missing a note on his guitar is something you have to see to believe.

/Jesus, Angus is fifty three years old. What will happen when the real rockers shuffle off this mortal coil, I ask you?

Hell yeah!!

This is wonderful news.

Here's my Motorhead story...

I was backstage before one of those giant all-day festival metal shows they used to have back in the 80's. I'm talking to my cousin when I hear an ear-splitting crack and the boom of a bass neck getting smacked. I shout over my shoulder "Turn that farking thing off before you move it!" thinking I was ragging some roadie about to do a sound check.

Nope, it was Lemmy himself about to start the show. Good thing for me he's stone deaf or he might have kicked my ass on stage in front of 30,000 people.

the_american_president What will happen when the real rockers shuffle off this mortal coil, I ask you?

AC/DC and Shakespeare. Nice.

Saw AC/DC once in I think '79.They opened for UFO and blew them away.New York-Palladium.Amazing show.Wanna take my 13 yr old son to see them,think it would be a great first concert for him.He's starting to like teh metal.

/My lawn-You-Off

Saw them the last tour they did, and while Brian's voice was shot, they still kicked ass. The last half of the show, every single song was a classic--I thought my head was going to explode during Whole Lotta Rosie they were so intense.

/So there
//Jack Daniels or Jim Beam beforehand? Hmmm....

Airbourne-AC/DC clones from Australia, nice old school rock album.

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Angus Young: can't read sheet music, taught himself to play guitar.
Funny: Can't play leads (said so himself).
Funnier: Created the "one-hand solo" by tapping the strings along a scale.
Funniest: Unintentionally created modular hammer-on/pull-off arpeggiated scale progression.
Why this is funny: Every Hardcore Punk, Death and Black Metal band cites him as an influence in guitar, even though AC/DC have repeated said they can't stand Punk or Heavy Metal - the two genres whose growth they are most responsible for.