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wtf with tuning?
The recording of the tuning sounds like it is up one step... almost like a capo has been used. Much the same way with Long Way To The Top.
However, I don't think AC/DC would have tuned this up on purpose, as there is no other instrument, like a bagpipe, to tune the guitars with. So I suspect it's just the way it sounded because it wasn't finalized for release or something? It's almost like it came from a cassette tape that wasn't playing at the right speed and it made it sound 1 step ahead of regular E tuning. Just have a listen to it yourself, and you will see what I mean.
If it bothers you, just tune the guitars back to standard E tunings with the click of the instruments.