AC/DC Live - AC/DC

What they do may well be bastardised blues-rock removed from its distant roots, but it's put down roots of its own among the headbanging legions who, after over 15 years, still turn out for the band by the million, as documented in this first live album since '78. It's great stuff, apart from when Angus Young goes way over time on High Voltage (10-plus minutes), Let There Be Rock (12 minutes) and Jailbreak (nearly 15). In person, the time is spent admiring the velvet-shorted antics of Angus Young, his Gibson SG and bare arse, a whiff of knockabout music hall sadly impossible to capture on audio. Depending on your pocket, Live is a single or ...

This is one of my favourite AC/DC albums, in fact it is second only to 'If You Want Blood'. The single CD version contains all the songs you could want, the double CD contains even more. Sung by Brian, there is enough to keep you happy and dancing away for weeks. If you're even feeling adventurous then you could even get the video which is, as you would expect, even better. This CD is definatly worth getting, it contains all the classics like Rosie, Jack, Let there be rock, Rocker, Dirty Deeds and laods others plus other less known ones from 'The Razors Edge' album like Are you Ready, Fire your guns and many others that were a ...

I've always had a secret admiration for AC/DC. It's the sort of music that you find yourself shaking your head about to when it comes on the pub jukebox. It's great music for those nights when you've had 8 pints of Guinness, but it's also great played at full volume on your stereo so you can headbang in the privacy of your own home. I bought this album because it has all the well know songs on it - Back In Black, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap etc. etc. A bit of a cop out, I know, but a great album all the same. If you like a bit of AC/DC, but don't think you like enough to buy a 'normal' album, then go for something like this. ...