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Artist: AC/DC
 Greatest Hits Broadcast Collection Vol.2 The Bon Scott Years
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Live Icons
Genre: Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:59:57
Total Size: 774 MB
Tracklist:
1. Highway to Hell (Live) (3:14)
2. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Live) (4:42)
3. T.N.T (Live) (3:21)
4. Whole Lotta Rosie / Rocker (Live) (13:04)
5. It's a Long Way to the Top (Live) (8:10)
6. High Voltage (Live) (5:59)
7. Shot Down in Flames (Live) (3:19)
8. Dog Eat Dog (Live) (3:58)
9. Soul Stripper (Live) (3:55)
10. Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be (Live) (3:59)
11. Problem Child (Live) (4:17)
12. If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (Live) (4:40)
13. Jailbreak (Live) (4:48)
14. Sin City (Live) (4:51)
15. Live Wire (Live) (5:43)
16. Gone Shootin' (Live) (6:05)
17. She's Got Balls (Live) (6:21)
18. Baby, Please Don't Go (Live) (8:05)
19. (Gonorrhea Intro) the Jack (Live) (9:54)
20. Rock N' Roll Damnation / Let There Be Rock / Guitar Solo (Live) (11:42)
Live Icons brings you AC/DC's Greatest Hits Live - The Bon Scott Years. This selection of live radio broadcasts is pure, uncut high voltage from the years when AC/DC went from gritty Australian pub heroes to global rock powerhouses.
From the first blast of "High Voltage" to the swaggering stomp of "Whole Lotta Rosie," every track bristles with the danger and fun that defined Bon Scott's reign. You can practically feel the sweat on the walls as Angus Young's searing guitar riffs ignite and Bon's unmistakable rasp tears through the speakers--equal parts menace and mischief.
These broadcasts aren't studio-perfect; they're better. You'll hear the band feeding off the crowd, stretching every solo, riding every groove like a runaway train. Malcolm Young's relentless rhythm, Phil Rudd's unshakable beat, and Cliff Williams' thunderous bass lock in to create the kind of earth-shaking foundation that turned rock 'n' roll into a force of nature.
Crank it up, raise a glass, and relive the nights when AC/DC proved that rock wasn't just music--it was a full-body jolt of high-voltage rebellion. This is the Bon Scott years--raw, raucous, and ready to shake you all night long.
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