AC/DC- FAMILY JEWELS

Описание

AC/DC- FAMILY JEWELS- 2 DVD- 2005-
- Leidseplein Presse B.V./Epic Recordings/Albert Productions/Sony BMG Music Entertainment/
/ТОВ «Мейджорс М’юзик»- 886970481090- 300 grn
FAMILY JEWELS is a compilation DVD by the hard rock band AC/DC, featuring the group's music videos, live clips and promotional videos from 1975 to 1991. It was released by Albert Productions and Epic Music Video on 28th March 2005. The first disc contains videos from the Bon Scott era (1975–1980), such as the band's first TV appearance and a performance on television ten days before Scott died. The second disc contains material from the Brian Johnson era up to 1991. The compilation is certified 10× Platinum for sales in excess of 1,000,000. The UK magazine Classic Rock awarded FAMILY JEWELS the title of ''DVD Of The Year'' in 2005. Compilation contains 40 tracks from the pioneering hard rock legends featuring live and television appearances as well as a selection of promotional videos, covering the whole course of the band's history. Here, for the FIRST TIME, is the definitive history of AC/DC on video - the home video titles "Fly On The Wall” (1985), “Who Made Who” (1986) and “Clipped” (1989). AC/DC give their entire career a jolt by diving into the archives of Australian television appearances to illustrate their early years in positively eyeball-shattering style. The first of the two discs that makes up FAMILY JEWELS, documenting the Bon Scott years, is probably the most interesting, just as disc two, with Brian Johnson, is probably the most familiar. Opening with an April 1975 appearance on their homeland's Countdown TV show, you get an eye-opening glimpse into just how heavily glam rock affected the nascent band - forget Angus' schoolboy drag, here you see Scott is a schoolgirl. The sheer, shocking energy with which the band conquered first their homeland, then Europe and beyond, screams out of the screen - playing the records and reading the bios captures some of their impact, but it's only when you witness the full audio-visual extravaganza that you truly appreciate precisely what it was about AC/DC that appealed - that was able to tear up the rule book as the 1970s progressed and, even in an age that was whipped by punk rock, lay the foundations for a whole new resurgence of Metallic mayhem. Disc two is mostly devoured by promo videos - this was the '80s, after all, and it's fair to say that the band's early impact had worn off somewhat. There's nothing to compare with the Midnight Special and Rock Goes To College clips that blister through the latter half of disc one, nor the pre-MTV films shot for "Highway To Hell". But even if you do regard the second disc as simply a less-than-essential bonus, still this beautifully packaged and well-annotated collection is an exquisite addition to the library.
Housed In A DVD-Sized Gatefold Digipak With Double Transparent Digipak-Disc-Mount On The Inside Cover.
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