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Bon Scott Hits is a fan-based compilation representing Bon Scott's time with AC/DC before his death in 1980. No label is listed but they are the original songs as they were released.

Shortly before the release of their landmark album Highway To Hell - the last to feature vocalist and frontman Bon Scott throughout - this riotous show at the Veteran's Memorial Auditorium, Ohio on September 10th 1978 for broadcast on QFM 96, captures AC/DC's classic line-up at the peak of their live powers, and is presented here complete with informative notes and archival imagery.

"Who made Who" is a 1986 single by Australian hard rock band AC/DC and the title track for their album. This features a new remix of "Who Made Who" with a slight nod to what would become "Thunderdome" plus a live version of their hit song, "Guns For Hire". This was released by Atlantic Records in the UK as a 12" single

The Best is a 1997 bootleg compilation of the music of Australia's AC/DC, featuring some of the most popular songs from both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. While it does not list a label, it is said to be allegedly from Bulgaria and all songs are the original recordings.

"Thunderstruck" is a 1990 single by Australian hard rock band AC/DC. This is the UK pressing released on Atco Records and is a vinyl rip of the 12" single.

AC/DC - Complete Vinyl Replica Series, 2007/8 Japanese exclusive limited edition box set containing a total of 186 tracks across 19 digitally remastered CD albums [18 single + 1 double] with every official studio and live album from the 1976 debut 'High Voltage' through to their 2000 release 'Stiff Upper Lip', each disc is housed in a mini-LP style card picture sleeve complete with individual inserts & lyric sheets plus obi-strips which create the band logo when placed together in chronological order. The collection was expanded with the last band release 'Black Ice'.

AC/DC With a limitless supply of dirty riffs, snarling vocals, and timelessly catchy, anthemic choruses, AC/DC is one of the most important and most lasting forces in hard rock. Founded in the early '70s by Scottish-born brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, the Aussie band exploded onto the international stage in 1979 with the release of their multi-platinum-selling sixth album, Highway to Hell. The death of charismatic frontman Bon Scott in 1980 threatened to derail the group, but AC/DC powered through. They recruited Geordie vocalist Brian Johnson and unleashed their most successful effort to date, Back in Black, which has become the second best-selling album in history. The band continued to help define the sound of hard rock and metal throughout the '80s, '90s, and beyond, spawning countless imitators and enjoying steady, consistent commercial success. They also became one of the best examples of arena rock, playing to enormous crowds as the years went on, and rocking as hard as ever on studio albums like 1990's pop-glinted The Razor's Edge and 2020's Power Up, both of which reached the upper tiers of multiple charts.