Lucky for us, Mr. Scott's death only made the band stronger.

After the tragic death of former frontman Bon Scott (R.I.P.) the AC/DC-boys recorded the tribute to the late Scott with Ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson, and---made a classic

Brian Johnson also does an excellent job taking over the vocals after Bon Scott's tragic death - he's my personal favorite hard rock singer next to Van Halen's David Lee Roth

After the tragic death of Bon Scott (rest his soul) fans everywhere thought Ac/Dc were

The bands precision focus mourning Bon's death

I personally believe that this was the bands finest moment,especially relevant as it followed the untimely death of the former front man and singer Bon Scott

After the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott, the future of AC/DC was decidedly uncertain

After the untimely death of lead singer Bon Scott, AC/DC was in complete disarray

It may seem like AC/Dc forgot Bon Scott after his tragic death, but consider "Back in Black"'s cover and name

From the vengeful death knell of "Hell's Bells" to the strutting finale of "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," the rhythms on this album do not relent

Brian Johnson also does an excellent job taking over the vocals after Bon Scott's tragic death - he's my personal favorite hard rock singer next to Van Halen's David Lee Roth

And just how unthinkable was it for AC/DC and Brian Johnson to have pulled this off from start to finish by releasing Back In Black less than five months after Bon Scott's untimely death

The sad and sudden death of AC/DC frontman Bon Scott would leave the band in a vary precarious situation.

After Bon Scott's untimely death in 1980, AC/DC recruited Brian Johnson as their lead singer

This album was released after the tragic death of Bon Scott, as sort of a tribute to him

The death of Bon Scott is a terrible tragedy in the history of rock and roll

Following the untimely death of singer Bon Scott, AC/DC decided to introduce to the world the sound and soul of Brian Johnson.

the stomping title track, with an army of riffs; the menacing Hells Bells, much scarier than any stupid Slayer death-metal; you've got Shoot to Thrill, which is actually pretty intelligent composition-wise; and more basic rockers like What Do You Do For Money Honey and Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution, with a well-placed buildup

Who knew that after the untimely death of origional frontman Bon Scott the band would celebrate their finest work to date!!

This album is the first since the untimely death of Bon Scott and is just as good as HIGHWAY TO HELL

This album comes after the untimely death of Bon Scott, the previous lead singer for this renowned group.

This was the first album featuring Brian Johnson after the untimely death of Bon Scott, the original singer and co-founder

It's the first one since Bon Scott's tragic death and Brian Johnson at the time was unproven but blew us away

After the tragic death of the original lead singer, people have either made or broken their love for AC/DC.

After the unfortunate death of charismatic lead singer Bon Scott, AC/DC came back stronger than ever

Shake A

Good ol' me!Shake a

Shake A

Not musical skill (as in Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, ELO, Eric Clapton, or King Crimson), not well-written lyrics (as in John Lennon, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Don Henley, or Lou Reed), not a great voice (like Joan Baez, Cass Elliott, or Janis Joplin), not blue-collar appeal (as in some of the better country acts), but nose-picking, butt-scratching, play-to-the-lowest-denominator grossness.

Angus stands front, center, with a single spotlight illuminating him as he creates raw energy.

the rest of this album is just excellent songs like "you shook me all night long,let me put my love into you,shake a

all only song i didnt like very well on this album was Shake a

HAVE A DRINK ON ME AND SHAKE A

Shake A

"Shake A

is a excellent tune as well as

It features the famous rock staples "Back in Black", "You Shook Me All Night Long", "Hells Bells", and "Shoot to Thrill", as well as the lesser-known but equally powerful

Shake a

Brian Johnson, as suitable as he is as a replacement for the most excellent Bon Scott, still gives

HOLY S**T