AC/DC: 'We'll never sell music via iTunes'

AC/DC have revealed that they will never allow people to download their songs on iTunes.

The Australian rock band, which consists of Brian Johnson, Malcolm Young, Phil Rudd, Angus Young and Cliff Williams, said that they only want their fans to listen to their records in full.

Angus told The Daily Telegraph: "I know the Beatles have [been added to iTunes] but we're going to carry on like that. For us it's the best way. We are a band who started off with albums and that's how we've always been.

"We always were a band that if you heard something on the radio, well, that's only three minutes. Usually the best tracks were on the albums."

Johnson revealed that they will "never" retire, saying: "Not as long as I can still walk and sing. I should think we'll be back absolutely," saying that he believes their winning formula is keeping "true to [their] roots".

He added: "We don't try to change and that strikes a chord. It's just out and out rock and roll, that's what we do. We've outlived quite a few fashions. We're still playing what we always did which is good old rock and roll."

The group recently revealed that they all keep fit by training in the gym every other day in order to keep up with the physical demands that a tour requires.

AC/DC recently premiered their new concert film AC/DC Live At River Plate, which is out now on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Watch the trailer for AC/DC Live At River Plate below: