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MD5 Record Set: Disc 1 - Disc 2 - Disc 3 - Disc 4 - Disc 5 - Disc 6 |
- AC/DC 1984-08-184 Castle Donington (SBD + Aud Matrix) Set List: 1) Guns for Hire * (Intro Source 2 +) 2) Shoot to Thrill * 3) Sin City * 4) Back in Black * 5) Bad Boy Boogie * 6) Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution * 7) Flick of the Switch * 8) Hells Bells * (Intro Source 2 +) 9) The Jack * 10) Have a Drink on Me * 11) Highway to Hell + 12) Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap * 13) Whole Lotta Rosie * 14) Let There Be Rock * 15) TNT (First half *, second half +) 16) For Those About To Rock * This recording is a two source recording: Source 1 Thin (lacking bass) un-mixed Soundboard recording (Marked *). SQ 9/10 or Ex+ Source 2 Audience recording (Marked +) SQ 7/10 or Ex- I was asked a couple of weeks ago if I had the radio broadcast of this show of AC/Dc at Castle Donnington in August 1984. As far as I'm aware this show wasn't broadcast but it was professionally filmed. I already had a decent audience recording of this show (Source 2 which is used to patch the gaps), but not a soundboard recording. That was rectified recently when I was sent an incomplete soundboard recording of the show. Consequently this is a result of my efforts. It's not meant to be the definative recording, I'm sure somewhere out there, there will be a superior source to this. Source 1 is the soundboard. It lacks bass, it has tape hiss, and the drums sound like a packing case being hit. However the sound level is consistant and you do get used to it. With the assistance of a graphic equaliser you can get it to sound very good indeed. Source 2 is a very good audience recording. Both recordings have clear vocals and you can clearly here Angus' guitar. This is the second Brian Johnson era show I have shared. I personally do enjoy this line-up of AC/DC, and I first say this line-up at Donnington three years previously when they headlined in 1981. Not much else to add I hope you enjoy it. Cheers Paul