From: Ronald.Hartwig@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Ronald Hartwig)
Subject: Re: rare AC/DC videos?

BUEBL@RZMAIN.RZ.UNI-ULM.DE (Buebl Felix) writes:

>I wonder if anyone knows where I can find rare&old AC/DC videos.
>I don't mean "Let There Be Rock" - this is an easy-to-get official video.
>But e.g. I've seen the not live "Jailbreak" or "Let There Be Rock" video
>on TV (without any VCR reachable), and I would be very interested in
>getting them and others in a nice quality.

I do posess an (apparently from australia) video in the PAL-Standard
which is available in the shops here in Germany:

 (no name)      High Voltage
		Jailbreak               * The Jail version
		Let there be rock       * Very funny church version
		Riff Raff
		Dog eat dog
		Highway to hell
		Shot down in flames
		Touch too much
		If you want blood       * Angus being stubbed like on
					  the cover of "If..."


It costs about 40 DMs and for those who are interested in this (or more)
they may send me their postal address, which will be forwarded to an
postal-order-service here in Germany and maybe (its still in a test-phase)
they will receive a catalogue with many items o\f the hard-and-heavy scene.

 Remember that this video is in the european TV standard and not playable
overseas !

		Hope it helped
			Ronald
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+---+ appended article #364 ---
From: zuhars@madrone.eecs.ucdavis.edu (Gary Fear Of The Second Amendment Huckabay)
Subject: Re: AC/DC's albums help
Summary: Partial Discography ONLY - Does not include bootlegs.

Darrin Redick asked for a Discography:

(Using U.S. Albums as markers.)

High Voltage - 1976
Let There Be Rock - 1977
Powerage - 1978
If You Want Blood, You've Got It - 1978
Highway To Hell - 1979
Back In Black - 1980
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - 1981 (Originally a 1976 Australian Release)
For Those About To Rock, We Salute You - 1981
Flick Of The Switch - 1983
Fly On The Wall - 1985
Who Made Who - 1986
Blow Up Your Video - 1988
The Razor's Edge - 1990

'74 Jailbreak, an EP, was released in America in 1987, and contains a few songs
from the Australian TNT and High Voltage releases, including Jailbreak, Show
Business, Baby Please Don't Go, Soul Stripper, and Stick Around.

Crabsody in Blue is available on the Australian and European Let There Be Rock
LP.  Rock In Peace is available on releases 1-4 of the Australian 'Dirty Deeds'
LP.  Cold Hearted Man is available on the European 'Powerage' LP.

There are several songs available on 'B' sides of AC/DC releases that are not
available on any LP.  These include live versions of "TNT","Back In Black",
"Guns For Hire","Shake Your Foundations", and "Jailbreak."

I will pay good money for any copies or versions of AC/DC and King's X
performing 'Roll Over Beethoven' during their tour together in 1991.  I have
not heard this, but would love a copy of my favorite band playing with my
favorite band.  :-)




-- 
---Since four people asked for it in email, here are my favorite 100 songs---
 52. Talkin' Loud And Sayin' Nothin' - Living Colour        +-----------------+
 51. Achilles' Last Stand - Led Zeppelin		    |  Gary Huckabay  |
 50. Summerland - King's X				    +-----------------+

+---+ appended article #487 ---
From: dmeiklej@gssec.bt.co.uk (David Meiklejohn)
Subject: Re: bonny? boney?

|> I listened to the new live album - the 2 CD version - and was astonished to
|> hear Fling Thing live - but listed on the sleeve as "bonny" (or "boney").
|> This is most certainly the Glasgow '91 recording (I have the bootleg).
|> 
|> 2 questions:
|> 
|>  * why is it called "bonny" ?

The song in question is Loch Lomond, which goes something like the following:

	I'l take the high road
	And you'll take the low road
	And I'll be in Scotland afore ye
	But me and my true love
	Will never meet again
	On the bonny, bonny banks of Loch Lomond

|>  * is it a well-known-folk-song in Glasgow? the audience seems to know
|>    the lyrics.
|>   

It's an excellent crowd participation song. Runrig do an excellent version of it.



+---+ appended article #489 ---

From: ehrhart@rchland.vnet.ibm.com (Jeffrey Ehrhart)
Subject: AC/DC bitmap


  Following are two files, a bitmap and a mask, that will give you a nice
  3D AC/DC cursor.  Enjoy........

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-- 
Jeff Ehrhart

+---+ appended article #509 ---
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 00:46:32 EST
From: <BKC100@psuvm.psu.edu>
Subject: Re: Easy question.

In article <1992Nov23.142725.822@skitzo.dseg.ti.com>,
frampton@skitzo.dseg.ti.com says:

>   I heard an AC/DC song the other day that had a chainsaw used for
>   the lead.  Can you tell me which album it is from?

This is not AC/DC... But I must agree, the singer sounds much like Brian
Johnson circa-Back In Black... The name of the group is "Jackyl"... It can be
found on their first album of the same name...

The Jackyl album is quite good/interesting... I also try to collect bands
that (try to) sound like AC/DC AT TIMES... Some prime examples are:

      Rhino Bucket (This band is *THE* ultimate AC/DC-inspired band--- I have
                    seen them in a bar--- all original material--- very good
                    stuff, too)

      Kix (e.g. "Girl Money")

      Dirty Looks (e.g. "Oh Ruby")

      Krokus (e.g. "Long Stick Goes Boom")

         ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
         :     Brian K. Chopp       BKC100@PSUVM.PSU.EDU        :
         :   Penn $tate "Ma$$ Education At It's Fine$t" Univ.   :
         :      "AC/DC --- High Voltage Rock-N-Roll!!!"         :
         ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++



From: mcssecgm@dct.ac.uk
Subject: Brian LIVE


I am wondering if any dc fans can add to the 
list of Johnson "live" releases I have assembled
given below ie B sides, 12 " etc.


Back in Black/TNT (other side of Lets get it up,12",1981)
RocknRoll aint noise../Sin City/This house is on fire
(12" Nervous shakedown, 1984)
Let there be rock(other side of For Those About..12",1982)
Guns for hire(other side Who Made Who 12",1986)

also were the B songs on the single Touch too Much (1979)
Live wire & Shot down in flames? LIVE?


Cheers

CGM
Colin 'Gone shootin' Milne

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