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AC/DC- LIVE IN AUSTRALIA: Legendary Radio Broadcasts- 2CD- 2018-
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Australian rock and roll heroes AC/DC, live on stage in 1974 (feat. Bon Scott) and 1981 (feat. Brian Johnson). Founder members Malcolm and Angus Young were born in Glasgow, Scotland, and moved to Sydney, Australia, in 1963 aged ten and eight respectively. Inspired by their brother George's success with his own group - The Easybeats - Malcolm and Angus decided to form their own band. They stumbled across their band's name after seeing the electrical initials for alternating current/direct current on the back of their sister's sewing machine. The same machine would also be used to sew Angus's first schoolboy uniform, for which he would become best known for wearing on stage. After an initial single release in 1974 and a change in line-up later that year, the band settled with core members including fellow Scots-born singer Ronald Belford 'Bon' Scott. On stage, Scott was the epitome of the 1970's rock god, belting out high octane songs while trying to shock with his antics. In an interview at the time, the singer said the band wanted to give rock music a kick in the guts with their raucous brand of electric music. Off stage the group partied like rock and roll stars, cementing their hellraising reputation. "We drank like there was no tomorrow and we woke up and drank again," Malcolm Young told in an interview.
PERSONNEL: Angus Young - Lead Guitar; Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar; Bon Scott - Lead Vocals; Rob Bailey - Bass; Peter Clack - Drums.
The band scored their first international album release with their 1976 album High Voltage, leading to their first European tour. But they finally hit the big time in the US in 1979, following the release of Highway To Hell. Riding high on their success, the band's excess of drink and drugs led to tragedy. In February 1980, aged 33, Scott was found dead in his car after a night out heavy drinking in London. A post-mortem revealed he had choked to death on his own vomit, but the official cause of death was alcohol poisoning. Scott's parents encouraged AC/DC to continue despite the band's devastation at the loss. Following an audition, British singer Brian Johnson of glam rock band Geordie was taken on. "I was never brought in to replace Bon, I was brought in because Bon was there no more, except in spirit," Johnson told. AC/DC returned in 1980 with a new album dedicated to Scott, titled Black In Black. Despite AC/DC's success, critics attacked the band accusing them of devil worship and the corruption of youth through their rock music.
PERSONNEL: Angus Young - Lead Guitar; Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals; Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals; Cliff Williams - Bass, Backing Vocals; Phil Rudd - Drums.
After a couple of album releases that were met with less success, Malcolm Young's excess drinking took hold. He took a break from touring in 1988 to recover from his alcoholism, with his nephew Stevie recruited to fill in. The 1990 album The Razor's Edge was considered a comeback for AC/DC, however tragedy was to strike the band again a year later. During a concert in Salt Lake City, thousands of fans rushed the stage trampling three fans in the chaos, including two 14-year-old boys. After the event, they released a statement saying "nothing anyone can say or do will diminish the tragic loss or sense of grief" at the deaths, while news reports criticised the band for continuing to perform. In 1994, Phil Rudd was invited back into the band whose popularity had become further cemented by an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. After Rudd's return, another three albums followed, all of which were critical and commercial hits.
Comes In A Regular Jewel Case With Double Clear Tray Includes Insert.
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