Now Playing playlist - AC/DC: you can help

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Producer Will|09:04 UK time, Wednesday, 11 May 2011

This week on Now Playing, as it stands, we are going to be focussing on one iconic rock group who have been causing quite a stir online – AC/DC.

AC/DC, one of the most hardworking acts of the past 20-years, may soon be touring once more as well as hopping back into the studio with the aim to put out another album.

The news emerged from an interview guitarist Angus Young gave to Bang Showbiz, during which he commented: “At some point we'll be touring again once we get a new album out, which will hopefully be within the next couple of years.”

Let us know what you would like to hear in an AC/DC playlist – Australian rockers such as Wolfmother perhaps, siblings working together, heavy metal acts they inspired, or even those who have featured on soundtracks after they featured in Iron Man 2.

Leave a comment, or add to our collaborative AC/DC Spotify playlist (we realise there is no AC/DC on Spotify so be creative, and get the influences, influencees and other similar acts up)

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At 14:56 20th Jul 2011, icc97 wrote:
That AC/DC Spotify playlist link is incorrect, it goes to https://open.spotify.com/user/bbcnowplaying6music/playlist/6u4Dubq2J3p1fJmJh4uXdD%20Now%20Playing%20-%20AC/DC

when I think it should be going to https://open.spotify.com/user/bbcnowplaying6music/playlist/6u4Dubq2J3p1fJmJh4uXdD
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