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This electrifying live performance of 'Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be' from AC/DC is a shining moment from their 'Powerage' album, released just months earlier in April 1978. By this time, the band was on the verge of international stardom, with Bon Scott at the helm, captivating audiences with his larger-than-life stage presence. The Paris show on November 30, 1978, showcases the raw energy that AC/DC was known for, creating a visceral connection with the frenzied crowd. Interestingly, this performance captures the band just before the release of their game-changing album 'Highway to Hell' in 1979, marking a transitional period that would solidify their legendary status. The synergy between Scott and the Young brothers is palpable, leaving fans reminiscing about a golden era in rock music.

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