The footage was captured during the original Back in Black tour at the band’s show in Tokyo’s Nippon Seinenkan in February 1981.

This was the second video that AC/DC shared from the same concert, after previously unveiling a clip for “What Do You Do for Money Honey.”

Back in Black was released in on July 25th, 1980, and was the band’s first album with new singer Brian Johnson. Many believed that the record will be a failure without late vocalist Bon Scott, but it turned out to be the bands’ biggest release with hits like “You Shook Me All Night Long,” “Back in Black,” and “Hells Bells.”

The album went on to sell more than 50 million copies and received widespread acclaim from critics. It is frequently mentioned as one of the best records in music history.

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Fraser recently had a chat with Tony “Jack the Bear” Mantz on his podcast Mastering Music Mastering Life and confirmed that AC/DC was recently in the studio “doing something.”

“Well, yeah, I could say that we’ve been in the studio doing something,” said Fraser. “What’s come of that I can’t discuss yet.”

When asked if Brian Johnson, who left the band in 2016 due to hearing problems, is signing the vocals again, Fraser responded: “I think so.”

Mike Fraser started working with AC/DC in 1990 when he mixed and engineered their twelfth studio album The Razors Edge. Fraser went on to collaborate with the band on four more studio albums while also working with them on several other releases.

You can check out Fraser’ full Mastering Music Mastering Life interview in the video below. He starts talking about AC/DC around 37:30 mark.

AC/DC’s last studio album came in 2014 when they released Rock or Bust. The album received favorable reviews from the critics while reaching No. 3 on US Billboard 200 and UK Charts. There were numerous speculations in the past several years that the band might release a follow-up, but the members of the group remained tight-lipped about such plans.

The post AC/DC Are Back in the Studio According to the Band’s Longtime Engineer appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The footage was captured during the original Back in Black tour at the band’s show in Tokyo’s Nippon Seinenkan in February 1981.

This was the second video that AC/DC shared from the same concert, after previously unveiling a clip for “What Do You Do for Money Honey.”

Back in Black was released in on July 25th, 1980, and was the band’s first album with new singer Brian Johnson. Many believed that the record will be a failure without late vocalist Bon Scott, but it turned out to be the bands’ biggest release with hits like “You Shook Me All Night Long,” “Back in Black,” and “Hells Bells.”

The album went on to sell more than 50 million copies and received widespread acclaim from critics. It is frequently mentioned as one of the best records in music history.

The post AC/DC Shares Previously Unreleased “You Shook Me All Night Long” Live Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Fraser recently had a chat with Tony “Jack the Bear” Mantz on his podcast Mastering Music Mastering Life and confirmed that AC/DC was recently in the studio “doing something.”

“Well, yeah, I could say that we’ve been in the studio doing something,” said Fraser. “What’s come of that I can’t discuss yet.”

When asked if Brian Johnson, who left the band in 2016 due to hearing problems, is signing the vocals again, Fraser responded: “I think so.”

Mike Fraser started working with AC/DC in 1990 when he mixed and engineered their twelfth studio album The Razors Edge. Fraser went on to collaborate with the band on four more studio albums while also working with them on several other releases.

You can check out Fraser’ full Mastering Music Mastering Life interview in the video below. He starts talking about AC/DC around 37:30 mark.

AC/DC’s last studio album came in 2014 when they released Rock or Bust. The album received favorable reviews from the critics while reaching No. 3 on US Billboard 200 and UK Charts. There were numerous speculations in the past several years that the band might release a follow-up, but the members of the group remained tight-lipped about such plans.

The post AC/DC Are Back in the Studio According to the Band’s Longtime Engineer appeared first on Hot Pop Today.