Juste une petite news sur un double dvd de clips. En attendant le nouvel album, n'est ce pas ?

Disc one focuses on AC/DC's Bon Scott-led period from 1975-1980, featuring videos for "High Voltage", "Jailbreak", "Let There Be Rock", "Walk All Over You" and "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)", among others. Live versions of "Riff Raff", "Whole Lotta Rosie" and "Show Business" are also included, as are a host of small-screen appearances, among them a performance on Spanish television just 10 days before Scott died in 1980.

AC/DC's Brian Johnson-led era is chronicled on the second disc, beginning with videos for "Hells Bells", "What Do You Do for Money Honey", "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" and the title cut from the 1980 album "Back in Black". Also included are videos for "Who Made Who" and "You Shook Me All Night Long" stemming from the band's soundtrack to the 1986 Stephen King film "Maximum Overdrive", a live version of "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)" taped in Detroit in 1983 and the DVD debut of videos for "Clipped" and "Fly on the Wall".

"Family Jewels" track listing:

Disc One:

01. Baby Please Don't Go (TV, 1975)
02. Show Business (live, 1975)
03. High Voltage (video, 1975)
04. It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock'n'Roll) (video, 1976)
05. T.N.T. (TV, 1976)
06. Jailbreak (video, 1976)
07. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (TV, 1976)
08. Dog Eat Dog (TV, 1977)
09. Let There Be Rock (video, 1977)
10. Rock'n'Roll Damnation (video, 1978)
11. Sin City (TV, 1978)
12. Riff Raff (live, 1978)
13. Fling Thing/Rocker (live, 1978)
14. Whole Lotta Rosie (live, 1978)
15. Shot Down in Flames (video, 1979)
16. Walk All Over You (video, 1979)
17. Touch Too Much (video, 1979)
18. If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (video, 1979)
19. Girls Got Rhyme (TV, 1980)
20. Highway to Hell (TV, 1980)

Disc Two:

01. Hells Bells (video, 1980)
02. Back in Black (video, 1980)
03. What Do You Do for Money Honey (video, 1980)
04. Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (video, 1980)
05. Let's Get It Up (live, 1981)
06. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (live, 1983)
07. Flick of the Switch (video, 1983)
08. Nervous Shakedown (video, 1983)
09. Fly on the Wall (video, 1985)
10. Danger (video, 1985)
11. Sink the Pink (video, 1985)
12. Stand Up (video, 1985)
13. Shake Your Foundations (video, 1985)
14. Who Made Who (video, 1986)
15. You Shook Me All Night Long (video, 1986)
16. Heatseeker (video, 1988)
17. That's the Way I Wanna Rock'n'Roll (video, 1988)
18. Thunderstruck (video, 1990)
19. Moneytalks (video, 1990)
20. Are You Ready (video, 1991)

Je fais remonter le topic avec plus de précisions sur l'objet...

Launch Radio Networks reports: AC/DC leaders Angus and Malcolm Young have been working on the band's new record for quite a while, and now we know why — it might be a double album! Singer Brian Johnson said the Youngs are "ensconced" in a U.K. studio, and that they just keep writing new material. "I think, and I might be speaking out of turn, but I think they're doing a double, with the amount of songs — I've been over a couple of times with the boys and added ideas on 46 tunes we had, and they've been working since then!"

Johnson isn't sure whether the album will come out this year or next, but he did say the band will tour when it comes out.

Je vais quand même poster un truc histoire de faire plaisir, , donc comme je l’ai dit sur le forum des immortels, un double album c’est une connerie, qu’ils fassent un bon simple ça sera déjà pas mal, les deux trois derniers ne sont déjà pas bons intégralement, j’ai peur du massacre avec un double

Vu la chronique dans rockhard, un double dvd a éviter

Oui, si tu ne retiens que la fin de la chronique. Celle où tous les défauts de l'objet sont énumérés.

Mais si tu reviens au début, y'a quand même pas mal de documents qui valent le coup sur ces 2 DVD....

oui y a quand même des trucs assez rares dessus, surtout sur le 1er DVD de l'époque Bon scott

Tu as raison Joc !

C'est quand même dommage qu'il n'y ait pas le clip de Hail Ceasar sur ce dvd, je le trouve chouette.

AC/DC atteint du syndrome de la Démocratie Chinoise ?

En tout cas, un album serait peut être éventuellement prévu en janvier 2008. Avant ça un double DVD live période Bon Scott et Brian Johnson.

According to a posting on the AC/DC fan site AC/DC Highway to Hell, it is rumored that AC/DC has completed editing video footage for a brand new double DVD set to be released September, which will contain one Bon Scott DVD and one Brian Johnson DVD of AC/DC live in concert. The band has also supposedly completed a new album which is scheduled for release January 2008, with a world tour to follow.

Back in December 2006, Albert Music boss Fifa Riccobono shot down reports that AC/DC had a new record titled "Strap It On" coming in 2007.

"I ran that past Mal (Young) some time ago and he said it was the first he'd heard of it, so I guess the answer no," she told Undercover News. "Also, there definitely is no release date scheduled as the album hasn't been recorded yet."

AC/DC leaders Malcolm and Angus Young have been writing material for a few years. In early 2005, singer Brian Johnson told Launch there was a lot of stuff to work with. "I think, and I might be speaking out of turn, but I think they're doing a double, with the amount of songs — I've been over a couple of times with the boys and added ideas on 46 tunes we had, and they've been working since then!" he said.

Oui sauf que eux ont 15 ans de plus que Axl et sa bande et ne peuvent se permettre d'attendre encore longtemps pour sortir un album

Et surtout qu'eux ils en ont sorti quinze (à une vache près, c'est pas une science exacte).

au fait il devient quoi Axl ?

Ca faisait déjà depuis plusieurs mois que Jonhson et Cliff William manifestaient leur envie de faire quelque choses et notamment de remuer ces grosses feignasses de Young. A défaut de les avoir fait décoller de leur rocking chair, Jonhson et Williams ont décidéde se faire plaisir :


http://www.johnentwistle.org/crc/crc.html


Pas mal mais quelconque. Par contre la prestation de Brian Jonhson est assez étonnante, plus aigue et clair que sur les derniers albums, c'est prometteur.

Prometteur mais certainement sans suite vu qu'apparemment, ces morceaux ne seront joués qu'à des fins caritatives....

BRIAN JOHNSON Says New AC/DC Album, Tour Are In The Works - July 13, 2007
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson recently spoke to DailyRecord.com about his participation in the Classic Rock Cares tour, which raises money for the John Entwistle Foundation. The Fort Myers, Fla.-based charity, which is primarily dedicated to promoting musical education for disadvantaged children, is named in memory of the legendary WHO bassist who died in 2002 at age 57 on the eve of the band's U.S. tour.

"We're not gonna change the world," admitted Johnson, "but it's a start. It's good to help (people in other lands), but sometimes, you gotta look at (what's happening) in your own country."

"Classic Rock Cares" is the collective handle of a group headlined by Johnson and his AC/DC bandmate, bassist Cliff Williams. They're joined by guitarist Mark Farner of GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, former DEEP PURPLE/RAINBOW frontman Joe Lynn Turner, and JOHN ENTWISTLE BAND drummer Steve Luongo, who is the foundation's founder and executive director. According to Johnson, 59, there are few causes more worthy than this one.

"When you got nothing' you got nothing," he growls in a thick Australian accent. "We're not just talkin' money. We're talkin' pride and self-respect. Being in a band gives kids a sense of purpose. It's a wonderful thing when you're meetin' with guys and learnin' new songs instead of (getting in trouble)."

It's no secret the tour's major lure is a chance to see Johnson and Williams; it's been five years since AC/DC last hit the road. Johnson promises fans of the superstar hard-rock outfit won't be disappointed, as the set will include some AC/DC favorites as well as "four or five new songs."

"We're definitely doin' AC/DC, and trying to cram as many (tunes) in as possible," he offered. "We want to give people something to thank them for comin'. We want to prove we're making the effort. I haven't sung in anger in 5½ years."

So, does this portend a full-blown AC/DC project anytime soon?

"Malcolm and Angus (Young, the brothers who are the group's co-founders and chief composers) are in the studio," he reported. "There's an album in the works, and a tour, too, I think. The boys are working' on something special. They don't want to do just another album."

Juste une question : Ca fait combien de fois qu'il nous répète ça depuis 3 ans ?

Qu'ils se sortent les doigts, bordel...

ça fait presque 3 ans il me semble

L'album va s'appeller "chinese democracy"!