02 May 1981 55 mins
Recorded live at Nihon Seinen-kan, Tokyo, Japan, 05/02/1981.
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Angus Young as Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young as Rhythm Guitar
Cliff Williams as Bass
Phil Rudd as Drums
Brian Johnson as Vocals
United States 02 May 1981
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