The makers of Classic Rock magazine has kicked off its new podcast series in style with one of the biggest and best rock albums of all-time; AC/DC's Back In Black. A tour-de-force record that turns 40 this year.
The new 20 Million Club podcast looks at the biggest-selling albums of all time and asks: are they REALLY all that good?
It's hosted by much-loved rock broadcaster Nicky Horne with guests from the Classic Rock team as they pick over the classics and ask the tough questions; what are the greatest tracks and which could you live without? What would you change about the record? Who comes out of the album best? And of course: why did they sell so many?
Check it out below with Horne joined by guests Sian Llewellyn and Scott Rowley.
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