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In a recent chat with Classic Rock, Paul Stanley, the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of KISS, expressed his admiration for AC/DC's music. He singled out the band's 1980 blockbuster album 'Back in Black' as his favorite work by the Australian rockers.

AC/DC's relationship with KISS dates back to their collaborative performances on the Alive II Tour in North America. The iconic Australian rock band opened for KISS on four dates of the tour, marking a significant milestone in their musical journey.

The Alive II Tour was a pivotal moment for both bands, as it showcased their musical prowess and solidified their positions as rock legends. The tour's success further solidified AC/DC's reputation as a formidable force in the rock music scene.

'Back in Black' is a testament to AC/DC's musical prowess and resilience. The album, released in the aftermath of the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott, marked a new era for the band. It showcased their ability to bounce back from adversity and continue creating powerful, anthemic rock music.

The album's success is undeniable. It topped charts worldwide, selling millions of copies and becoming one of the most influential rock albums of all time. Its enduring appeal is a testament to AC/DC's timeless music and enduring legacy.