No, “Balls to the Wall” is actually a song by the German heavy metal band Accept, not AC/DC. AC/DC has a similar high-energy, hard-rock style, but they are not associated with that particular song.
Balls to the Wall” was released by Accept in 1983 as the title track of their album Balls to the Wall. The song became one of the band’s most iconic tracks, known for its powerful riff and rebellious lyrics. It reflects themes of defiance and breaking free, which were common in the heavy metal genre of that time.
AC/DC, on the other hand, is an Australian rock band formed in 1973, famous for their electrifying performances and anthems like “Back in Black,” “Highway to Hell,” and “You Shook Me All Night Long.” While both bands share a hard-rock ethos, their music and style are distinct. AC/DC is often more associated with straight-ahead rock ‘n’ roll, while Accept embraced more traditional heavy metal.
So while both bands are legendary in the rock and metal world, “Balls to the Wall” is not part of AC/DC’s discography.