PurityS.L.G
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Looks like along with some JMP's there are some 800's in there. That era they definitely were playing with more gain so I wonder if they actually recorded with the 800's. Anybody here can confirm this??
Looks like along with some JMP's there are some 800's in there. That era they definitely were playing with more gain so I wonder if they actually recorded with the 800's. Anybody here can confirm this??
PurityS.L.G
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Also funny to see Angus sipping coffee or tea and the rest of the boys drankin' beer! 
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Dude seeing Malcome using a 800 blew my mind . I fucking the flick tour. . This is a go footage for me . Great post
acceptance
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And boy howdy, those are some white socks!Also funny to see Angus sipping coffee or tea and the rest of the boys drankin' beer!
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Oh btw the did use 800s on fly on the wall ! For the tour it JMPsAlso funny to see Angus sipping coffee or tea and the rest of the boys drankin' beer!
Fly on the wall is ferocious with the 800s . Production hurt the album but thst tone ! I’m obsessed with AC/DC tones each album . If wanna talk that I’ll talk your head off lol
skoora
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I don’t think I’ve heard a lead tone as on fire as what Angus had on Fly on the Wall. It has to be juiced by the Schafer or something because there’s no way straight into a non master, or even cranked 800 gets that juicy.
Techdeth
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So underrated!
skoora
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Love the rhythm tones that got as well. Fly is a favorite of mine, even with the cavern they put Brian Johnson in when they mixed it.
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hopkinWFG
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My always go to CD with my discman when i was in high school... never miss AC/DC live at donington, powerage & if ya want blood we got it...
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
I agree with you 100 . It’s so good.sink the pink and back in business are ferociousLove the rhythm tones that got as well. Fly is a favorite of mine, even with the cavern they put Brian Johnson in when they mixed it.
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JimAnsell
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goddamn those Youngs are wirey. Were they like vegans or something!? 
I knew he was sober most of the time, but Angus strikes me as being on "the spectrum" 
I knew he was sober most of the time, but Angus strikes me as being on "the spectrum" 
LP Freak
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Killer tones
Dan Gleesak
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My favorite AC/DC era
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legend71
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great footage love it. I always lobed that old Flick of The Switch video back then. When MTV actually was interesting.
Rick Lee
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I don't recall ever seeing Cliff use a Steinberger. Man, you don't have to even like AC/DC to feel a rush from the power of this video.
thegame
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That’s the literal definition of keeping it real.
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
And if you add let there be rock to the list and ball breaker
Techdeth
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It was pure rock with some metal tones . I mean flick of the switch could have been a great Metallica black album riff
RaceU4her
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Nervous shakedown kicks ass
Dan Gleesak
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Bedlam in Belgium is one of my favorite Brian performances.