Video: Ohio State University Marching Band perform amazing 'Classic Rock' half-time show

Among the hits to be performed included Kiss' Rock and Roll All Nite and the Rolling Stones' Jumping Jack Flash

The Ohio State Marching Band are well known for their elaborate performances (Youtube)

A video of Ohio State University's Marching Band has gone viral after they wowed audiences with their own classic rock tribute during the half-time show of a American Football college match between Ohio State and Rutgers University on Saturday.

The Ohio State Marching Band, which is commonly referred to as the “The Best Damn Band in the Land”, carried out a performance that included songs from the well-known rock bands the Rolling Stones, Kiss and Van Halen.

The performance also saw the band members organise themselves into some amazing formations that included the Rolling Stones’ signatory "lips and tongue" logo, a guitarist smashing his guitar into pieces and most impressively a fully functional pinball machine, with balls and buffers included.

Video: Watch the amazing 'Classic Rock' show below

The performance saw them produce their own versions of classic rock favourites such as Kiss’ Rock and Roll All Nite, the Who’s Pinball Wizard, as well as the Rolling Stones’ Jumping Jack Flash and Frankenstein by The Edgar Winter Group.

The performance lasted a total of nine minutes and has so far proved a massive hit with Youtube users - in just two days over 250,000 people have watched the video.

The Ohio state band are renowned for their impressive half time shows that include contemporary music and large scale choreography.

Last month they gained notoriety with a Wizard of Oz tribute that saw them play the music from the film while recreating the storyline with a series of elaborate formations.

Ohio State Marching Band do 'The Wizard of Oz'

Ohio State Marching Band's tribute to Michael Jackson

Ohio State Marching Band's tribute to Disney

Other well-known performances from the Ohio State Marching Band have included a Michael Jackson tribute, a “Hollywood Blockbusters” compilation and halftime show that included the biggest hits from Disney’s most popular films.