AC/DC: Live at Donington

For nearly three decades, they have been the prototype of the no-frills rock 'n' roll band: AC/DC. Founded in the early 1970s by rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young along with his underage brother Angus in Sydney, Australia, they experienced a meteoric rise in Europe in the mid-1970s, followed by success in the USA and the Far East a few years later. The quintet weathered several lineup changes unscathed; even the tragic death of legendary singer Bon Scott, who was replaced by former Geordie member Brian Johnson, could not diminish their reputation. The DVD, "Live At Donington," optimized in 5.1 surround sound and presented in a digipack, showcases the still immensely popular Australians in their favorite activity before an absolutely enthusiastic audience. This impressive concert recording took place in front of over 100,000 spectators on August 17, 1991, at the Mecca of hard and heavy rock, Castle Donington Park in the UK. The performance is considered a classic among AC/DC fans. Filmed with 26 cameras and a helicopter, "Live At Donington" is one of the most elaborate concert recordings of all time. Two hours of pure rock 'n' roll at its best!

Tracks:

01 Thunderstruck
02 Shoot to thrill
03 Back in black
04 Hell ain't a bad place to be
05 Heatseeker
06 Fire your guns
07 Jailbreak
08 The Jack
09 Dirty deeds done dirt cheap
10 Moneytalks
11 Hells bells
12 High voltage
13 Whole lotta Rosie
14 You shook me all night long
15 T.N.T.
16 Let there be rock
17 Highway to hell
18 For those about to rock (we salute you).