AC/DC - High Voltage - 1976 Glam Rock Influenced - Sealed 180 Grm LP

AC/DC - High Voltage

Label: Columbia – E 80201
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, 180 gram
Comes presented in sealed & stickered picture-sleeve plus printed innersleeve with liner notes and photos.

Issued in a single sleeve with colour printed inner sleeve with liner notes, images and credits.

Remastered from the original master tapes by George Marino at Sterling Sound.
Originally Released as ATCO 36-142 on September 28, 1976.
Remastered from the original master tapes.

Remastered from the original master tapes by George Marino at Sterling Sound.
Country: US
Released: 14 Oct 2003
Originally Released: 1976
Genre: Rock
Style: Hard Rock, Arena Rock


Companies, etc.
Produced For – Albert Productions
Produced At – Albert Studios
Remastered At – Sterling Sound
Published By – J. Albert & Son (USA) Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – J. Albert & Son Pty. Ltd.
Copyright (c) – J. Albert & Son Pty. Ltd.
Manufactured By – Columbia
Credits
Bass – Mark Evans
Design [Inner Sleeve] – Smay Vision
Drums – Phil Rudd
Engineer [Assistance] – Barry Wolifson, Chris Muth
Guitar – Malcolm Young
Lead Guitar – Angus Young
Lead Vocals – Bon Scott
Mastered By [Supervision] – Al Quaglieri, Mike Fraser
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Michael Putland
Photography By [Inner Sleeve] – Albert Productions, Colin Stead, Dick Barnett, Erica Echenberg, Michael Putland, Philip Morris (3), Redferns, Retna
Producer – Vanda & Young
Remastered By – George Marino


Track Listing

Side One

It's A Long Way To The Top
Rock 'N' Roll Singer
The Jack
Live Wire

Side Two

T.N.T
Can I Sit Next To You Girl
Little Lover
She's Got Balls
High Voltage






Anyway, "High Voltage" is really a compilation of the group's first two Australian albums and it's one of the essential AC/DC recordings of the Bon Scott era. The essence of "High Voltage" and AC/DC is pretty much summed up in the infectious "Rock and Roll Singer," which is nothing more than a carefree tribute to having a good time and dodging responsibility. Other highlights are "TNT" the bluesy drive of "The Jack," and the excellent "Live Wire." The production has a somewhat raw and bluesy feel; it sounds like the band recorded the album right in your own living room. "High Voltage"

AC/DC was still developing its sound when High Voltage was recorded in November 1974, and Scott and the Young brothers were backed by a different rhythm section than the Mark Evans/Phil Rudd combination featured on their next three full-length studio recordings. The resulting album offered more of a glam rock-influenced sound than the hard-edged, rhythm & blues-based rock 'n' roll for which AC/DC would become famous.

1975 - AC/DC - High Voltage - Live

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AC/DC - T.N.T 1976 TV

Lineup: Bon Scott Angus Young Malcolm Young Mark Evans Phil Rudd

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