The Story of AC/DC
GARAGE TO STADIUMS Music History Podcast · Dave Anthony
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Show Notes
Learn the real story and the unfortunate tragedy behind AC/DC’s journey from Sydney, Australia, bar band to a global phenomenon. In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The fascinating origins of the band name AC/DC
- How The Rolling Stones played a role in developing AC/DC’s sound
- How a boyband singer helped evolve AC/DC’s music
- Why guitarist Angus Young created his trademark schoolboy outfit
- How tragedy has impacted and evolved the band
- Who helped the band create one of the Top 5 selling albums of all time
Guest Bio:
Martin Popoff has written more record reviews than anybody in the history of music. That number, incredibly, currently stands at 7900 reviews. He has authored 120 books on hard rock, heavy metal, classic rock, and punk. Martin is a sought after researcher having contributed to the various rock documentaries broadcast on VH1. This interview is based on his recent book AC/DC at 50.
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- Download the Official Garage to Stadiums AC/DC playlist on Apple Music or Spotify
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Air Date: 2024
Host: Dave Anthony