 Indeed, "Back in Black" was such a smash that Atlantic Records in the United States finally released the band's 1976 album "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap", an LP the label had initially rejected because they felt the production was subpar.In addition, Red Bus Records released an album of recordings by Geordie, Johnson's old band, under the name "Brian Johnson and Geordie" to cash in on the group's massive success.In December 1980, the film "", featuring concert footage and interviews with the band from the Scott-era "Highway to Hell" tour, was released in France and was enormously successful; according to the 2006 Murray Engelheart book "AC/DC