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Spectrum, Oslo, Norway
Title: Thunderstruck
Available: Jan 14, 2007 to Jan 27, 2007
Length: 6:49
File Size: 42.9 meg
# of Total Downloads: 636
# of Unique Downloads: 501
Description: This is just a great video I figured since I had it on my hard drive, I'd grab a song from it. IMO, Thunderstruck is one of the top opening songs for them, and this performance is a great example of why. From the drum kit coming up from the floor to Angus jumping down about 6 feet to the main stage, it's just a great way to start up a concert. The quality on this one is great too; I had forgotten just how good it is. Enjoy.
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Average Rating: 8.1/10 [7 reviews]
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Member: bitous
Date Posted: Feb 13, 2007
Rating: 1/10
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Member: tomdeadfishes
Date Posted: Jan 19, 2007
Rating: 9/10
Review:
| This is an awesome clip. Thanks for this kind of stuff! |
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Member: acdcmetallica
Date Posted: Jan 16, 2007
Rating: 10/10
Review:
| Sweet video, great quality for one, thinking about made in 91' it is great. The way Chris Comes up from the bottom is SWEET!. TY NATE |
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Member: travishayes89
Date Posted: Jan 16, 2007
Rating: 9/10
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Pretty good quality, perhaps the sharpest picture quality I've seen on a bootleg.
Audio is great too, maybe Angus's guitar is a little muddy, but great nonetheless. |
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Member: ShowBusiness
Date Posted: Jan 15, 2007
Rating: 9/10
Review:
| Nice to watch this one, especially since I was there.. Thanks!! |
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Member: bonscott rawpower
Date Posted: Jan 15, 2007
Rating: 10/10
Review:
| Beautiful document which is presented to us, a clear sound and a valid image. Brian has more and more difficulty with the very high notes and we notice it especially in the body movements, folding the head downward, as if he had a sore throat. Angus faithful to him same, fascinating risks to jump down from the platform behind the drum kit, Chris Slade giving the tempo by devastating blow of buffer.Thanks Nate for this! you're great :: 10/10 :: |
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Member: The Hologrpahic Ghoul
Date Posted: Jan 15, 2007
Rating: 9/10
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| That's MEAN! Great-sounding bootleg and clear enough to watch as well. Brian totally nailed the vocals there. In fact, although his voice was breaking up quite a bit by the early 90's, some of his high-note stuff was really strong. I'm not sure he would have pulled off Thunderstruck that well back in 83-84, for example, when his voice overall was stronger. Angus looks well cool there, and the main lick sounds great with all that natural reverb bouncing around the venue. He does well to play it cleanly too, because as usual Chris Slade is playing it a fair bit quicker than the studio version, though not so quick it sounds dumb, as happened on some occasions. I'm surprised Angus never resorted to using just hammers and pulls rather than double-picking. Overall, a great performance of a later era AC/DC classic! |
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