AC DC

In November 1976, AC/DC was riding high on the wave of their gritty, hard-hitting album, 'High Voltage,' released in Australia earlier that year. This was a vibrant time for them, showcasing their energetic style and raw sound that would come to define rock 'n' roll. The live recording of 'Bad Boy Boogie' at the Tiger Lounge in Melbourne captures the band's electrifying stage presence, right before they gained international fame. Just a year later, they would release 'Let There Be Rock,' which propelled them further into the spotlight. Interestingly, this period marked the final days of vocalist Bon Scott's early era before his premature passing in 1980, giving these recordings an air of nostalgic importance for fans. The blend of raw live energy and developing musical prowess in this performance truly highlights AC/DC's irresistible edge during their formative years.

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