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For the casual fan, this is the only compilation you will likely ever need. For the audiophile on the go, the 320 kbps rip ensures that the digital listening experience retains the raw power and energy that made AC/DC legends in the first place. : Bon Scott's wry, villainous delivery shines perfectly
The guitar interplay is perfectly separated. These versions took the analog warmth of the