AC/DC's career was in a very curious place when they unveiled their ninth album, Fly on the Wall, on June 28, 1985. On the one hand, they were one of Earth's absolute biggest concert attractions.

B ack in 1985, on the evidence of Fly On The Wall, AC/DC was a band in stasis. Previous album Flick Of The Switch had been co-produced by the band and engineer Tony Platt, but this follow-up was ...

Fly on the Wall is the tenth studio album by Australian hard rock band AC/DC, released on 1 July 1985 by Albert Productions, and Atlantic Records. The album was re-released in 2003 as part of the ...

16. "Hell or High Water" (Fly on the Wall)When AC/DC released Fly on the Wall, critics slammed the album and accused the band of descending into mediocrity.In hindsight, a lot of its songs just ...

Angus Young and his band are known for their unchanging, multi-platinum selling rock. But for their first Australian tour in ...

A home video of AC/DC performing five songs from the album "Fly on the Wall". Released on VHS in 1985. Also featured in AC/DC: Family Jewels (2005).

Generally AC/DC shone in the golden leagues of everything in rock, but one album didn't quite match those heady heights. What was it? Find out here.

This Readers Poll reflects on their storied career and asks you to tell us which AC/DC album is ... Salute You,' 'Flick of the Switch,' 'Fly on the Wall,' 'Blow Up Your Video,' 'The Razors ...

Fly On the Wall (1985)Who Made Who (1986)The Razors Edge (1990)Black Ice (2008)and Rock or Bust (2014) AC/DC will be remembered for years to come!

However, the records they released in the years before Who Made Who — 1983’s Flick of the Switch and 1985’s Fly on the Wall – seemed like uninspired retreads, lacking the cutting guitar ...

AC/DC released their debut album High Voltage in 1975 and went on to become one of the world ... One of the new stamps showing AC/DC performing during the Fly on the Wall Tour in London in 1986 ...