AC/DC - DEFINITIVE TOWSON 1979 SOUNDBOARD CD [ZODIAC 905]
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AC/DC - DEFINITIVE TOWSON 1979 SOUNDBOARD CD [ZODIAC 905]
Price: US$35.00(tax included)
Weight: 150kg
Item description
Towson State College, Towson, MD, USA 16th October 1979 STEREO SBD(from Original Masters)
(77:26)
1. Intro
2. Live Wire
3. Shot Down In Flames
4. Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be
5. Sin City
6. Problem Child
7. Bad Boy Boogie
8. The Jack
9. Highway To Hell
10. High Voltage
11. Whole Lotta Rosie
12. Rocker
13. If You Want Blood
14. Let There Be Rock (Noiseless Version) ★最初から最後まで安定した音で聴ける世界唯一のヴァージョン
Bon Scott - Lead Vocals
Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
INFORMATION FOR OVERSEAS' COLLECTORS
This recording is an important document from the final chapter of AC/DC's classic Bon Scott era.
The Towson concert from 1979 is especially valuable because it captures AC/DC at a key moment in the band's development.
The album Highway to Hell had been released in July 1979. It marked a major step forward in the band's international success.
In October, AC/DC brought this new material to American audiences while continuing to build its reputation as one of the most powerful live bands of the era.
The historical importance of this concert lies in its excellent mix of new songs and established classics. The set opens with the raw energy of Live Wire and Shot Down in Flames, followed by fan favourites such as Sin City, Problem Child, Bad Boy Boogie and The Jack.
The title track, Highway to Hell, appears alongside earlier classics such as High Voltage and Whole Lotta Rosie. The closing songs, If You Want Blood (You've Got It) and Let There Be Rock, show how effectively the band built its concerts towards a powerful finale.
This is AC/DC at its best: simple, precise and full of pure rock 'n' roll energy.
Another major attraction is the outstanding sound quality, which approaches that of an official release.
The concert was broadcast on the American radio programme King Biscuit Flower Hour. This preserved a professional recording of the performance.
As a result, the Towson recording is more than just a historical concert document. It allows fans to experience the classic Bon Scott line-up with a level of detail that can be far superior to that of an ordinary audience recording.
This high-quality CD release is an essential addition for AC/DC fans and rock music collectors.
The carefully restored audio and the most complete concert recording available give this historic performance the presentation it deserves.
Towson captures AC/DC at a time when Highway to Hell was introducing the band to a much larger international audience, with Bon Scott still at the microphone.
For anyone seriously interested in AC/DC's history, this CD is a valuable addition to their collection.
(77:26)
1. Intro
2. Live Wire
3. Shot Down In Flames
4. Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be
5. Sin City
6. Problem Child
7. Bad Boy Boogie
8. The Jack
9. Highway To Hell
10. High Voltage
11. Whole Lotta Rosie
12. Rocker
13. If You Want Blood
14. Let There Be Rock (Noiseless Version) ★最初から最後まで安定した音で聴ける世界唯一のヴァージョン
Bon Scott - Lead Vocals
Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
INFORMATION FOR OVERSEAS' COLLECTORS
This recording is an important document from the final chapter of AC/DC's classic Bon Scott era.
The Towson concert from 1979 is especially valuable because it captures AC/DC at a key moment in the band's development.
The album Highway to Hell had been released in July 1979. It marked a major step forward in the band's international success.
In October, AC/DC brought this new material to American audiences while continuing to build its reputation as one of the most powerful live bands of the era.
The historical importance of this concert lies in its excellent mix of new songs and established classics. The set opens with the raw energy of Live Wire and Shot Down in Flames, followed by fan favourites such as Sin City, Problem Child, Bad Boy Boogie and The Jack.
The title track, Highway to Hell, appears alongside earlier classics such as High Voltage and Whole Lotta Rosie. The closing songs, If You Want Blood (You've Got It) and Let There Be Rock, show how effectively the band built its concerts towards a powerful finale.
This is AC/DC at its best: simple, precise and full of pure rock 'n' roll energy.
Another major attraction is the outstanding sound quality, which approaches that of an official release.
The concert was broadcast on the American radio programme King Biscuit Flower Hour. This preserved a professional recording of the performance.
As a result, the Towson recording is more than just a historical concert document. It allows fans to experience the classic Bon Scott line-up with a level of detail that can be far superior to that of an ordinary audience recording.
This high-quality CD release is an essential addition for AC/DC fans and rock music collectors.
The carefully restored audio and the most complete concert recording available give this historic performance the presentation it deserves.
Towson captures AC/DC at a time when Highway to Hell was introducing the band to a much larger international audience, with Bon Scott still at the microphone.
For anyone seriously interested in AC/DC's history, this CD is a valuable addition to their collection.