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If you're here to dispute the nationality of AC/DC, Angus, Malcolm, Stevie or George, please understand this, This topic has been discussed countless times here and at Angus Young or brother's Malcolm Young, Stevie Young or George Young articles. All brothers were born in Glasgow, Scotland. In 1963 they moved to Sydney, Australia. AC/DC was officially formed in 1973 in Australia. The consensus discussions (listed below) and the Wikipedia community have concluded that Angus Young, Malcolm. Stevie and AC/DC will be listed as Australian. Any changes to this fact will be promptly removed. List of nationality discussions Angus's discussions
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On the section when Bon Scott joins the band there is a George mentioned first in the page without any explanation and elaboration or further detail about who is this George. I think it is not okay. Either introduce George or remove, or correct it please. ~2025-37420-61 (talk) 10:03, 30 November 2025 (UTC)