NEWS
2020/07/22
2005. It’s a clement February afternoon in Studio One at Olympic Studios in South West London. The room itself has hosted its fair share of internationally famous musicians, with everyone from The Rolling Stones, The Jimi Hendrix Experience and Led Zeppelin through to U2, Oasis and Hole having recorded there. Strangely, however, today’s visitors haven’t – despite having spent time living in London for a number of years. Malcolm and Angus Young walk into the room with their customary lack of fanfare. No security, no irritating personal assistants or fluffers, no airs or graces – just a clutch of Benson & Hedges cigarettes each, and their self-deprecating sense of humour. The brothers are here to conduct a filmed interview to promote their DVD set, Family Jewels, which traces A...
