Malcolm Young would have turned 69 on January 6th, if he were alive. The AC/DC left the group in 2014 due to suffering from dementia and passed away on November 18, 2017.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he and his brother Angus Young founded AC/DC and were responsible for creating some of rock's greatest anthems. Although Angus was one of the minds behind these songs, Malcolm was responsible for most of AC/DC's riffs and their musical breadth.
In celebration of his life and legacy, Wikimetal asked its readers: What is Malcolm's best moment in AC/DC? And the result was, with 23% of the votes, the classic "Back in Black". The single is the title track of the group's seventh studio album, released in 1980.
In second place, another classic appeared with 13% of the votes: “Highway to Hell”. Right after, with 11%, we had “Hell's Bells”. See the full results below!
What is Malcolm Young's best moment with AC/DC?
- Back in Black (23%)
- Highway to Hell (13%)
- Hell's Bells (11%)
- Thunderstruck (11%)
- Jailbreak (7%)
- For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (6%)
- Let There Be Rock (6%)
- Shoot to Thrill (6%)
- You Shook Me All Night Long (6%)
- TNT (4%)
- Whole Lotta Rosie (4%)
- High Voltage (2%)
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