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Malcolm Young, Founder Member Of Rock Band Ac/dc Has Died.

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TTG | 15:04 Sat 18th Nov 2017 | Music
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Brother of George (who passed away only a few weeks ago) and Angus, has died. Malcolm formed the band in 1973.
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Fark!
15:05 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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Awww... That's sad :-(
15:06 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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r.i.p malcolm the music lives forever
15:34 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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Oh, that's sad news indeed.

RIP Malcolm.
15:37 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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What a life tho. RIP. That band in heaven must really ROCK now!
15:45 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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sad to hear this

RIP Malcolm
15:47 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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Brian has had to give up AC/DC due to hearing loss. One of the best supported bands dies of natural causes.
15:54 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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Great rhythm guitarist.
15:55 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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I wonder if he's on The Highway To Hell:-)
15:56 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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So very sad. Brilliant man brilliant band
16:11 Sat 18th Nov 2017
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He was probably unknown to most people yet played on one of the biggest selling albums of all time...Back in Black.
19:06 Sat 18th Nov 2017
Avatar Image Mamyalynne
Sad, a legacy behind him.

RIP.
19:10 Sat 18th Nov 2017
Avatar Image BAKERS DOZEN
Sad news indeed. Mr BD and I saw them as many times as we could. Some great memories. RIP.
20:16 Sat 18th Nov 2017

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