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| '''Angus Young''' (born ] ] in ] ]) is the founder and lead ] of the ]n ] band ]. Young and his family moved to Australia where he and his brother ] played in some ]s before they founded AC/DC in ]. | '''Angus Young''' (born ] ] in ] ]) is the founder and lead ] of the ]n ] band ]. Young and his family moved to Australia where he and his brother ] played in some ]s before they founded AC/DC in ]. | ||
| After wearing costumes on stage, including ], Angus followed a suggestion from his sister and began wearing a school outfit on stage which has become one of the trademarks of AC/DC. During live shows, he would clamber on Bon Scott's |
After wearing costumes on stage, including ], Angus followed a suggestion from his sister and began wearing a school outfit on stage which has become one of the trademarks of AC/DC. During live shows, he would clamber on lead singer Bon Scott's shoulders and they would make their way through the audience with a smoke bomb streaming smoke from a satchel on Angus' back while he played an extended solo. Bon Scott passaed away in 1980 and was replaced by Geordie lead singer Brian JOhnson. | ||
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Angus Young (born March 31 1959 in Glasgow Scotland) is the founder and lead guitarist of the Australian hard rock band AC/DC. Young and his family moved to Australia where he and his brother Malcolm played in some rock bands before they founded AC/DC in 1973.
After wearing costumes on stage, including Superman, Angus followed a suggestion from his sister and began wearing a school outfit on stage which has become one of the trademarks of AC/DC. During live shows, he would clamber on lead singer Bon Scott's shoulders and they would make their way through the audience with a smoke bomb streaming smoke from a satchel on Angus' back while he played an extended solo. Bon Scott passaed away in 1980 and was replaced by Geordie lead singer Brian JOhnson.
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