AC/DC
COLLECTED BROADCASTS 1977-1979 (4CD)
Compact Disc - 4 CD Box Set

Item no. :WL062CD Barcode :0803341598676 Artist :AC/DC Product type :Compact Disc - 4 CD Box Set Label :EXPENSIVE WOODLAND Release Date :19 September 2025

4CD set of live recordings from 1977 to 1979. Includes 'If You Want Blood (You Got It)', 'Let There Be Rock', 'Highway To Hell', 'Whole Lotta Rosie', 'Live Wire' and more!

When Aussie brothers Angus and Malcolm young formed AC/DC in 1973, the band was to become one of the pioneers of hard rock. They still live up to their name, playing under high voltage for over 50 years. Their seriously charged stage performance features guitar wizard Angus Young in his trademark school uniform along with the raunchy, Jack Daniels-fuelled vibrato of singer Bon Scott, while their no-frills hard rock at ear-splitting volume makes every venue shiver as if it had been struck by lightning. The shock rockers have long establish themselves as dinosaurs of Rock n Roll. This amazing 4CD set contains live / broadcast recordings from 1977 to 1979, AC/DCs prime period with singer Bon Scott, and features the tracks 'If You Want Blood (You Got It)', 'Let There Be Rock', 'Highway To Hell', 'Whole Lotta Rosie', 'Live Wire' and many more.

DISC 1:
The Old Waldorf 1977
1. Live Wire
2. Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be
3. Up To My Neck In You
4. Kicked In The Teeth
5. The Jack
6. Whole Lotta Rosie
7. High Voltage
8. Baby, Please Don’t Go
9. Problem Child

DISC 2:
Paradise Theatre, Boston, 1976
1. Live Wire
2. Problem Child
3. Sin City
4. Gone Shootin’
5. Bad Boy Boogie
6. The Jack
7. High Voltage
8. Rocker
9. Dog Eat Dog

DISC 3:
Towson State College 1979
1. Live Wire
2. Shot Down In Flames
3. Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be
4. Sin City
5. Problem Child
6. Bad Boy Boogie
7. The Jack
8. Highway To Hell
9. High Voltage
10. Whole Lotta Rosie/Rocker
11. If You Want Blood (You Got It)/Let There Be Rock

DISC 4:
Broadcasting Live In The Scott Era 1977-1979
1. Live Wire
2. She’s Got Balls
3. Problem Child
4. The Jack
5. High Voltage
6. Baby, Please Don’t Go
7. Rocker