The appearance was initially intended to feature The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, but their sudden withdrawal just two days before led to AC/DC being brought in as a substitute. Captured during the tail end of their UK tour, the band perform exceptionally well; both Bon Scott and Angus Young showcase abilities that would later contribute to AC/DC's immense success. While portions were included on the subsequent Plug Me In video compilation, I consider this to be the finest surviving live recording from the Bon Scott period, and a worthwhile addition for serious fans. Live '77 - At The Golders Green Hippodrome London Tracks: 1. Let There Be Rock 2. Problem Child 3. Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be 4. Whole Lotta Rosie 5. Bad Boy Boogie 6. Rocker 7. T.N.T. Credits: Recorded live in London (Golders Green Hippodrome), 27 October 1977 Produced by Michael Appleton Directed by Tom Corcoran Audio engineer: Keith Harrow Filmed by BBC1 for "Sight & Sound In Concert," aired 29 October 1977 Originally shot on video Digital remaster by CreaTVty for NBDtv DVD Video: NTSC, 480i, original 4:3 aspect ratio DVD Audio: PCM 2.0 Cover photo by Joe Stevens Released in Japan by VAP Video on 22 January 2003 Personel: Angus Young: Lead Guitar Malcolm Young: Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals Bon Scott: Lead Vocals Cliff Williams: Bass, Backing Vocals Phil Rudd: Drums Notes: The audio utilized for this DVD originates from the initial video master, which was recorded in mono; therefore, the 2.0 mix isn't a genuine stereo presentation. Although commercially distributed and exclusively in Japan, this DVD is considered a semi-official release, as it wasn’t sanctioned by either the band or Sony. Consequently, the planned US distribution for February 2003 was abandoned. Copies that are not authentic have appeared on the market.

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