AC DC

In 1986, AC/DC was riding high on the success of their album 'Who Made Who', which served as both a soundtrack for Stephen King's film 'Maximum Overdrive' and a compilation of their earlier hits. This live performance at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre captured the band's electrifying energy and charisma during their U.S. tour. An interesting tidbit is that this was a significant moment for the band as it marked their continued evolution post-Bon Scott era, solidifying Brian Johnson as the new frontman. The live recording showcases not just their signature hard rock sound, but also the band's knack for engaging the audience, highlighting how they brought a theatrical flair to their performances. It’s a slice of rock history that illustrates their rise to legendary status in the music world.

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