Could 50 million people be wrong? | AC/DC

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Vinyl Verdict

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A podcast where friends and co-workers Bell, Jamie, Adam, and formerly, Plouffe talk about vinyl from the strange to the extraordinary. Hosted by @softontwitch, @jamiepilkey, and @hemightbeadam

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A podcast where friends and co-workers Bell, Jamie, Adam, and formerly, Plouffe talk about vinyl from the strange to the extraordinary. Hosted by @softontwitch, @jamiepilkey, and @hemightbeadam

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Music

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Could 50 million people be wrong? | AC/DC - Back in Black

Vinyl Verdict

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5 months ago

Could 50 million people be wrong? | AC/DC - Back in Black

On this episode of Vinyl Verdict, Bell, Jamie and Adam listen to Jamie's next pick, AC/DC's "Back in Black". Released in 1980, it was their seventh studio album. Following the death of their lead singer, Bon Scott in February 1980, the band sought out a new singer and selected Brian Johnson who was formerly of the band Geordie. The album was recorded quickly and released in July 1980 to tremendous success. It is the second-best selling album with an estimated 50 million records sold, following Michael Jackson's "Thriller", which has an estimated 70 million sold. The album spawned four hit singles and their tour in support of the album was one of the most successful in rock history. Additionally, many metal and rock groups have cited the album as influential. But - will the boys like it? Come along and find out!