AC/DC "Family Jewels" DVD
02-23-05 | 09:11 AM
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AC/DC "Family Jewels" DVD
http://www.deo2.com/news/default.asp?id=4003
Looking forward to the early Bon Scott Aussie stuff. 
AC/DC's 'Family Jewels' March-due
AC/DC DVD: singers get disc each
AC/DC fans will soon be able to own the ultimate AC/DC collection on DVD. The band will release 'Family Jewels', a collection of their videos and early television performances on 28 March in Europe and 01 April in Australia.
AC/DC have never had a greatest hits album and 'Family Jewels' is certainly not designed to be a substitute. "It is not a greatest hits at all" Albert Records CEO Fifa Riccobono told Undercover (Australia) News. "It is a collection of titles shown on TV and clips that have never been commercially released. It shows the band and the changes within the band".
The 2 discs are broken down to the Bon Scott era and the Brian Johnston era. Scott is featured on disc 1 and Johnston on disc 2.
Disc 1 will take us back to the 'Countdown' era with tracks such as 'Baby Please Don't Go' and 'Show Business'. It goes through to a clip of 'Highway To Hell' filmed for Spanish television just 10 days before Scott's death.
The DVD has 2 ½ hours of footage and features 40 tracks.
The tracklisting is:
DVD 1: 1975-1980
Baby Please Don't Go (television appearance 1975)
Show Business (Live Australia 1975)
High Voltage (promotional clip 1975)
It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) (promo 1976)
T.N.T. (television appearance 1976)
Jailbreak (promotional clip 1976)
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (television appearance 1976)
Dog Eat Dog (television appearance 1977)
Let There Be Rock (promotional clip 1977)
Rock 'N' Roll Damnation (promotional 1978)
Sin City (television appearance 1978)
Riff Raff (Live Scotland 1978)
Fling Thing/Rocker (Live Scotland 1978)
Whole Lotta Rosie (Live Scotland 1978)
Shot Down In Flames (promotional clip 1979)
Walk All Over You (promotional clip 1979)
Touch Too Much (promotional clip 1979)
If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (promotional clip 1979)
Girls Got Rhythm (television appearance 1980)
Highway To Hell (television appearance 1980)
DVD 2: 1980-1990
Hells Bells (promotional clip 1980)
Back In Black (promotional clip 1980)
What Do You Do For Money Honey (promotional clip 1980)
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (promotional clip 1980)
Let's Get It Up (Live 1981)
For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (Live 1983)
Flick Of The Switch (promotional clip 1983)
Nervous Shakedown (promotional clip 1983)
Fly On The Wall (promotional clip 1985)
Danger (promotional clip 1985)
Sink The Pink (promotional clip 1985)
Stand Up (promotional clip 1985)
Shake Your Foundations (promotional clip 1985)
Who Made Who (promotional clip1986)
You Shook Me All Night Long (promotional clip1986)
Heatseeker (promotional clip 1988)
That's The Way I Wanna Rock N Roll (promotional clip1988)
Thunderstruck (promotional clip1990)
Moneytalks (promotional clip1990)
Are You Ready (promotional clip1991)
AC/DC DVD: singers get disc each
AC/DC fans will soon be able to own the ultimate AC/DC collection on DVD. The band will release 'Family Jewels', a collection of their videos and early television performances on 28 March in Europe and 01 April in Australia.
AC/DC have never had a greatest hits album and 'Family Jewels' is certainly not designed to be a substitute. "It is not a greatest hits at all" Albert Records CEO Fifa Riccobono told Undercover (Australia) News. "It is a collection of titles shown on TV and clips that have never been commercially released. It shows the band and the changes within the band".
The 2 discs are broken down to the Bon Scott era and the Brian Johnston era. Scott is featured on disc 1 and Johnston on disc 2.
Disc 1 will take us back to the 'Countdown' era with tracks such as 'Baby Please Don't Go' and 'Show Business'. It goes through to a clip of 'Highway To Hell' filmed for Spanish television just 10 days before Scott's death.
The DVD has 2 ½ hours of footage and features 40 tracks.
The tracklisting is:
DVD 1: 1975-1980
Baby Please Don't Go (television appearance 1975)
Show Business (Live Australia 1975)
High Voltage (promotional clip 1975)
It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) (promo 1976)
T.N.T. (television appearance 1976)
Jailbreak (promotional clip 1976)
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (television appearance 1976)
Dog Eat Dog (television appearance 1977)
Let There Be Rock (promotional clip 1977)
Rock 'N' Roll Damnation (promotional 1978)
Sin City (television appearance 1978)
Riff Raff (Live Scotland 1978)
Fling Thing/Rocker (Live Scotland 1978)
Whole Lotta Rosie (Live Scotland 1978)
Shot Down In Flames (promotional clip 1979)
Walk All Over You (promotional clip 1979)
Touch Too Much (promotional clip 1979)
If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (promotional clip 1979)
Girls Got Rhythm (television appearance 1980)
Highway To Hell (television appearance 1980)
DVD 2: 1980-1990
Hells Bells (promotional clip 1980)
Back In Black (promotional clip 1980)
What Do You Do For Money Honey (promotional clip 1980)
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (promotional clip 1980)
Let's Get It Up (Live 1981)
For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (Live 1983)
Flick Of The Switch (promotional clip 1983)
Nervous Shakedown (promotional clip 1983)
Fly On The Wall (promotional clip 1985)
Danger (promotional clip 1985)
Sink The Pink (promotional clip 1985)
Stand Up (promotional clip 1985)
Shake Your Foundations (promotional clip 1985)
Who Made Who (promotional clip1986)
You Shook Me All Night Long (promotional clip1986)
Heatseeker (promotional clip 1988)
That's The Way I Wanna Rock N Roll (promotional clip1988)
Thunderstruck (promotional clip1990)
Moneytalks (promotional clip1990)
Are You Ready (promotional clip1991)
02-25-05 | 06:47 PM
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im not very interested in the Johnson era, at least visually, musically i do like it. but this is a must have for the Bon Scott stuff. great price too. im definitely in.
02-26-05 | 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by bigjim25
(promotional clip) - Means it a video made to promote the CD (the ones shown on VH1/MTV, etc)
That is what I needed to know before I decided on this one.
03-28-05 | 12:01 PM
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IIRC it's $12 at DeepDiscount and Circuit City and the BB site shows $9.99.
Now do I go by BB tonight to get the Sin City free disc and buy something (not sure what) or wait until Tue. and hope I'm in the area of a BB to get AC/DC and Sin City (if it's still there)?
hmmmm
Now do I go by BB tonight to get the Sin City free disc and buy something (not sure what) or wait until Tue. and hope I'm in the area of a BB to get AC/DC and Sin City (if it's still there)?
hmmmm
03-28-05 | 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Buford T Pusser
Now do I go by BB tonight to get the Sin City free disc and buy something (not sure what) or wait until Tue. and hope I'm in the area of a BB to get AC/DC and Sin City (if it's still there)?
hmmmm
hmmmm
03-28-05 | 09:53 PM
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I called BB and they put out the Sin City disc tonight so I bought it for .01. Sadly they didn't put out the AC/DC early but they did have a big blank spot in that section for Tuesday.
03-30-05 | 08:03 PM
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Picked this up but haven't watched it yet, but I gotta say this is the WORST packaging I've ever seen- the two discs overlap, so basically you've got disc 1 on top with disc 2 sticking out from the top, so you have to take out disc 1 to get disc 2. I already HATE 2-disc sets and I dare anyone to tell me with a straight face this this packaging is better than if they had made this a one disc DVD-18 (2-sided, dual layers on both sides)!
No more 2-disc sets (Unless one or both discs are 2-sided!)
No more 2-disc sets (Unless one or both discs are 2-sided!)
03-31-05 | 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Tyler_Durden
So does the set feature any complete music videos (e.g. for songs like You Shook Me All Night Long or Who Made Who)?
Haven't watched it yet, but the packaging says yes to that question.
04-01-05 | 09:48 AM
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I skimmed through this last night and it is well worth the $10 I paid at BB. My only gripes so far is that it does not include "Put the Finger on You" and that the beginning part of "Flick of the Switch" is cut off. On the version of FOTS I taped off MTV, there is an introduction part that shows the band in the studio warming up and introduces the musicians. I missed the very beginning of the video before, so I was hoping it would be complete...