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The story behind AC/DC's Hell's Bell

Friday April 12, 2024. 06:00 PM , from Sound On Sound

Mike Milsom was the Bellmaster tasked with casting, tuning and striking the iconic bell that featured on AC/DC's legendary album and live shows.

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