World Machine

And it just didn't really sort of, it was a sort of beginning of the end for Phil being in the band.

And, you know, when we made the World Machine album, he'd already sort of expressed, you know, we had like a meeting beforehand with accountants and everybody saying, well, this is, you know, what's going to happen.

And, Phil said, well, I want to tell you that I'm leaving the band, you know, and it was like, oh, wow,

okay.

Little vintage ACDC.

And if you're a particular historian of this type of stuff like I am, you may be thinking, hey, Mark, is this really 50 years ago? Because this is Dirty Deeds and Dirt Cheap, that album.

And I remember getting

that in 1981.

1980, so Bon Scott dies.

Keep away from the liquor, kids.

And they go, well, what do we do now? And so they go find Brian Johnson and had some pretty good success there, you think, with Back in Black, biggest album by them or really almost anybody in the entire 80s or since.

But there was a resurgence for ACDC's old catalog with Bon Scott and albums like High Voltage and TNT and stuff like that.