All 3 Records Are Sealed, A Must Have For The AC/DC FAN!

unofficial releases.
1.AC/DC - HOT AS HELL
Label: Coda Publishing
2016

BROADCASTING LIVE 1977 -'79

LIMITED EDITION ON FLAMING VINYL!

Drawing extensively on rare and unpublished tapes of brilliant performances from the Coda archive, this is a stunning collection of AC/DC broadcasting live during the Bon Scott era from 1977 to 1979. This is the classic incarnation of AC/DC with Bon at the helm performing previously unreleased versions of all the hits from legendary shows, all of which were broadcast live and without a net. Rock on Bon, we all miss you!

Track Listing:

Side A
1. Live Wire
2. Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
3. Problem Child
4. The Jack

Side B
1. Highway To Hell
2. High Voltage
3. Whole Lotta Rosie
4. If You Want Blood (You Got It)/Let There Be Rock

Recordings:

Side A
Track 1 - Agora Ballroom, Cleveland 22nd July 1977
Track 2 - The Old Waldorf, San Francisco 3rd September1977
Track 3 - Towson State College, Maryland 16th October 1979
Track 4 - Paradise Theatre, Boston 21st August 1978

Side B
Tracks 1, 3 & 4 - Towson State College, Maryland 16th October 1979
Track 2 - Paradise Theatre, Boston 21st August 1978

2. AC/DC - ...AND THERE WAS GUITAR!
Label: Coda Records
LIMITED EDITION FLAME RED VINYL

Towson State College, Maryland 16th October 1979

In 1979, with the release of the album 'Highway To Hell', AC/DC finally attained the success they had worked so hard to achieve in the USA. Sadly Bon Scott, who had been so instrumental in helping the band reach the top, would not live to see the fruits of his labours. He died from alcohol poisoning in February 1980, and this powerful live radio broadcast is his U.S. swansong.

Track Listing:

Side A
1. Live Wire
2. Shot Down In Flames
3. Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
4. Problem Child

Side B
1. Highway To Hell
2. High Voltage
3. If You Want Blood/Let There Be Rock

3. AC/DC - MAXIMUM VOLTAGE
Label: Giucar
NEW LIMITED EDITION BLUE VINYL

Old Waldorf, San Francisco 2nd September 1977

In September 1977 AC/DC were still striving to make some inroads into the US market. Despite their growing status in Europe, the 'Let There Be Rock' tour was only occupying relatively small U.S.venues. However the omens were auspicious. Bassist Cliff Williams had joined the band and some of the material which would later surface on the album 'Powerage' was also being showcased at the time.

Track Listing:

Side A
1. Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
2. Up To My Neck In You
3. Kicked In The Teeth
4. Baby Please Don't Go

Side B
1. The Jack
2. Whole Lotta Rosie
3. High Voltage
4. Problem Child