AC/DC’s Entire Catalogue Finally Lands on iTunes

[Maura]

For those about to rock… not only do we salute you, but we also urge you to check out iTunes if you’re a fan of the legendary Aussie rockers, AC/DC, as according to AppleInsider, the band has finally signed a deal with Apple to allow its entire catalogue to be made available for purchase on iTunes. The band resisted this move previously as they didn’t want people to be able to buy individual tracks, with guitarist Angus Young saying that AC/DC’s songs sounded best as part of a complete album. Now, all those classic albums, such as Back in Black and Highway to Hell, as well as individual tracks such as Thunderstruck, You Shook Me All Night Long, and Hells Bells, are all available to download.

"AC/DC’s thunderous and primal rock and roll has excited fans for generations with their raw and rebellious brand of music, which also resonates with millions of new fans discovering AC/DC everyday," said Apple. "Their growing legion of fans will now experience the intensity of AC/DC’s music in a way it has never been heard before. AC/DC’s music has been Mastered for iTunes, ensuring the music is delivered to listeners with increased audio fidelity, more closely replicating what the artists, recording engineers and producers intended."

Prices vary, with some albums costing $9.99 each and some tracks costing $1.29 each, or if you’re a real diehard AC/DC fan, you can fork over $149.99 for the Complete Collection, which is all of the studio albums, live albums, and box sets! That’s a lot of headbanging, duck-walking and mayhem making from Angus and co!

Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?artistId=5040714

Source: AC/DC library now available on Apple's iTunes Store

 

[TheRambler]

Excellent news Maura, a bit pricey.......but what price can you put on class hard hitting rock music!!

Thanks for bringing this to our attention!

 

[Kaykaykay]

Nice. I've never liked an entire AC/DC album, but I'd buy some singles.

 

[s2mikey]

I have all of the stuff from them I want on CD and can just rip and make mp3s all day. Good to see them on iTunes though.