DVD AC/DC: Plug Me In (3 disc Limited Edition)
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Rating: - For Those About to Rock
Play this loud. Lots of vintage clips, and stuff from the vault. The boys rock with endless energy.

Enjoy

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Rating: - acdc plug me in dvd
if you are a fan of old and new acdc this is a must for any collection

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Rating: - Ac/DC's "Plug me in" is electrifying....
Kiss could take a few notes from this 3 DVD set on how to improve their own "Kissology" series. AC/DC leaves nothing on the table, and this set is packed with performances, interviews, bonus footage, etc.
Disc one starts with the Bon Scott era, and it is amazing to see just what a powerful frontman he really was. Watching the 1977 interview with him, Bon comes across as almost shy, a far cry from his stage persona. You see Mark Evans, the original bass player from 1975-1977 in about half of the performances, and then Cliff Williams, the current bassist, come into the picture. One could only wonder how AC/DC would have progressed had Bon lived.
Disc two is the Brian Johnson era of AC/DC. From the widely popular "Back in Black" album on up, Brian's vocals fit perfectly with the band (as Bon's did, but in a different way) and he had his own definite stage presence. I really can't understand how difficult it must have been for Brian to try and fill Bon's shoes. The performances, from concert footage, to television, and the interviews in between are just awesome.
Disc three has a lot of rarities (such as Angus and Malcolm playing onstage with the Stones) to band rehearsels for the "Flick of the Switch" tour, to the Beavis and Butthead intro of the "Ballbreaker" tour.
Overall, I highly recommend this to any rock fan, as well as any AC/DC fan, and it is just an awesome package. One thing that you won't see AC/DC trying to do here (listen up, Gene Simmons) is milk their fans for every red cent they can get and delivering sub-standard releases. They put all their cards on the table with the production of this DVD. A+.

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Rating: - GOLDEN SET
WOW what a set to own. The footage was way cool and seeing AC/DC in its early years was OUT OF THIS WORLD. Bon Scott made his singing look so easy and the songs he wrote are fantastic and many. To see Angus Young in his early years, what a nut case and it exhausted us just watching him play and run around, spin on his back on stage. He has to be one of the worlds greatest guitar players. The SAGA of AC/DC was WAY COOL. This album is Golden and a MUST HAVE for any AC/DC FAN. Old footage and new was great and it was really neat to see the differences between Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. Man what a set to have forever. LEGENDS of Rock and this set should be LEGENDS of DVD's.