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AC/DC Cannons To Shoot Anti-Baterial Gel During Fall Tour

posted Apr 1, 2020 at 1:16 PM by Greekbastard.  (3 Comments)

While many bands and venues are think-tanking on ways to keep themselves and their fans safe in what's going to become a new and challenging way of attending live music events, metal veterans AC/DC is leading the charge.

Rumor has it that AC/DC's tour production crew is working diligently on rigging the cannons to spray a fine, non-harmful mist of anti-bacterial gel during their hit song, "For Those About To Gel." An anonymous road crew member stated, "It'll be a challenge to cover the whole crowd, but we bloody love a challenge mate!"

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On this April fools I feel sad. Sad that MetalUnderground has been reduced to this. 2 articles total. 2 comments between both articles (both of which written by the same person... a writer/photographer working for the site). sh**ty seeing such a good site and good Metal information source go down like this..,

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