ACDC - Live 1977-08-22 Cleveland, Agora Ballroom (Burning Balls)

AC/DC 22 August 1978 Cleveland, Agora Ballroom Quality - soundboard (fm, if you want to be pedantic), and a great show For me, this is the best ACDC live recording out there! Great show, great setlist, wild audience, superb recording. Highly recommended! From broadcast on fm radio - announcer's comments have been edited out Broadcast > unknown fiddling about with tape over the years >Torrent > nero > CDR > EAC > flac > Adobe Audition > Normalize 100% > Mp3 320k 1. Live Wire (6:00) 2. She?s got Balls (6:47) 3. Problem Child (4:49) 4. The Jack (10:23) 5. High Voltage (5:29) 6. Baby please don?t go (9:35) 7. Rocker (5:41) For me, these are the best ACDC concerts available - 1. 22 August 1977 Cleveland (Burning Balls) 2. 21 August 1978 Boston, Paradise Theatre 3. 3 September 1977 San Francisco, Old Waldorf 4. 30 April 1978 Glasgow [If you want Blood (You've got it)] 5. 8 August 1978 Nashville (Blues Booze 'n' Tattoos) 6. 2 November 1979 London (Angus Cha Cha) #1-3, are at small venues, with a crowd that goes apeshit, and the sound and atmosphere are immediate in a manner missing from the official live album. And no prizes for guessing my favourite era for the band... If only the professionally recorded 1977 Sydney Bondi Lifesaver gig were to show up... #5 has little in the way of audible crowd response, and the 1979 shows I find more predictable, and with "Highway to Hell", they'd lost their original rawness/bluesiness and were better as a studio band. Angus Young Malcolm Young Bon Scott Phil Rudd Cliff Williams

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FuryanME (2009-01-07)

I agree entirely with the uploader. I've been looking for this for years.I have this concet on an audio casette, which i bought in 1993, but i've never known where this concert was performed. If anybody reads this, please seed it, otherwise i'll seed it for ages:)It is the best AC/DC live performance i've known. My favourite is "She's got balls" performed live in a manner that made AC/DC my favourite band ever.