AC/DC bassist Mark Evans has admitted any 'real' band rehearsals

Former AC/DC bassist Mark Evans has admitted any 'real' band rehearsals had never done that will help with performance.

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Shows the initial preparation for legendary rockers never did, and former bassist Mark Evans was with the group from 1975 to 1977 - admits that he never changed his attitude as his success grew.

He said: "There were no rehearsals! My very first gig with them was totally spontaneous. This was after the audition. I went to see them at a local pub, saw them play one set, and then I went on stage with them and played the second set.

"For our first tour of England, they band rented a rehearsal space, but I think we mainly played some Elvis Presley songs.

"Real rehearsals - you know, running through the tunes and making sure everything was right - that stuff didn't happen."

Mark also revealed that they were written as a studio session recorded songs were the same as most.

He explained to website MusicRadar: "Songs would be written in the studio. No demos. Angus [Young] and Malcolm [Young] would play things for George Young, and the tunes would be assembled right there. Once we had the skeleton of a song, we'd record it.

"Angus was full-on in the studio. When it was time for him to record his solos, he'd jump around and bounce off the walls, just like he would on stage. It was impossible for him to play and sit still. For rhythm tracks, he was somewhat subdued, but for solos, he went wild."

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AC/DC singer Brian Johnson is passionate about cars

AC/DC singer Brian Johnson is passionate about cars as he is about rock music and to prove it, he competed at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion this weekend, driving a 1965 Lola T-70 amid 550 other historic vehicles that competed in 17 groups.

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Johnson was the first time to participate in this contest and he vowed that it would not be his last.

Johnson, 63, told Speed TV, “This is my first time here at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion and my first time at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. But I’m going to come here for the rest of my life, and that’s a promise.”

Johnson racing inevitably compared to this song, since the two subjects, two things he knows very little about, saying, “You don’t give everything away at the first corner, just as you never give away everything at the start of a show. You have to keep it steady and then you build and build, and you get faster and smoother while building to a crescendo and leaving the crowd wanting more.”

He continued, “In both, you have a team of guys who make it all possible. In actuality, the car belongs to the crew; as a driver you are just borrowing it for a while. The main thing is to always stay calm; it is always a challenge when I get into a race car. Having driven this Lola, I really appreciate the guys who raced these cars in the 1960s. It’s no wonder they called them widow makers.”

In proceedings before the weekend, Johnson showed his skills, while 42 cases have come out with an impressive seventh, traversing a thrilling track with hairpin turns and a road curve called “The Corkscrew” in order to determine his grid position.

The singer has been an avid racer for 14 years, albeit in on-off fashion. That’s due to the fact that he has a pretty killer day job as, you know, in the history of the most successful and respected singer of rock band. It’s a trade-off, but he is able to indulge both passions

Johnson said, “Unfortunately, because of my day job where I am traveling for a couple of years at a time, I have to keep coming back and re-learning the driving technique. It is such a privilege to be sitting in a car that really good drivers once drove. Keeping the car on the track and coming anywhere close to what the original drivers have done is an achievement.”

Johnson to the next pit stop? January 2012 Rolex 24 at Daytona race in the event of their lifetime dream to be dissatisfied.

Ac/Dc frontman Bon Scott to receive grants from the Australian government

Ac/Dc frontman Bon Scott to receive grants from the Australian government gave a big boost.

Director Eddie Martin and producer Lizzette Atkins to star with magical moments with family and friends piecing life rock icon.

According to Blabbermouth.net reports, Movie news headlines, first in 2008, Screen Australia has finally been given the green light by the authorities after landing a grant to start production, the film fund supported by the country's government.

AC / DC book by Mark Evans will be released in November

AC/DC fans this weekend late singer Bon Scott was found to be born. They were celebrating the festival of Bon Scott's 65th birthday in Kirriemuir Angus, Scotland (no, really).

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Worldwide audience of AC / DC frontman, who died in 1980, and paid tribute to Brian Johnson's place.

News AC / DC, the founding bass player as "Read" a book by Mark Evans will be released in November.

Titled Dirty Deeds: My Life Inside/Outside AC/DC, the book tells the story of AC/DC’s fearless climb to the top.

In the book, Evans writes: “The aggressive attitude that AC/DC had towards Australian bands continued when we shifted overseas. The world's bigger bands became our new targets….we saw a few of the so-called headline acts and straight away knew that we had nothing to fear."

AC/DC famed 1979 concert film Let There Be Rock

When the fan AC/DC band's famous 1979 concert captured on film again recently, "Let There Be Rock", DVD liner notes by the possibilities, they are doing and look up some incredible stories.

The same guy who recently book Why AC / DC Matters, plus slash and signed autobiographies of Tommy Lee.

Bozza glow when she came to write liner notes, says he wants "been wanting to say that stuff for a long time.”

He told Ultimate Classic Rock, “I used to be the kid at Rolling Stone who would always say, ‘Why aren’t you putting AC/DC in the “Greatest Guitar Players of All-Time” issue?’ and all that stuff”.

“They would say, ‘Would you just shut up with the AC/DC,’ but I wouldn’t,” he added. “…So, [with the liner notes and the book] I finally was completely given the chance to make the argument I’ve been wanting to make for a very long time.”

Bozza's eyes, music critics AC / DC really have not any respect yet.

He added, “It just changed recently. One of the things that I wrote about in the book, on the eve of the Black Ice tour, they were suddenly getting all of that stuff. Before, they were always begrudgingly accepted.”

He said critics, was thinking AC / DC Rock was "doing their sort of tongue in cheek" rock ’n’ roll and the musicality of the band ignored the naysayers.

He said, “There was a lack of taking them seriously as musicians. It was like grudgingly saying NASCAR was important, like, ‘Look at all these people with bad taste in the world.’”

AC/DC will released Collector's Edition Monopoly game

AC / DC also disclosed that he is a Collector's Edition Monopoly game will be released later this year.

The official Monopoly game temporarily in August and AC / DC and challenges associated with the tokens arrive to perform.

Blabbermouth reporting that game players will purchase, sale and trading album is AC / DC and international locations. Gold and platinum records, the athletes would do well with these features.

Performing tokens for the game will include a cannon (from the song 'For Those About To Rock'), a bundle Of dynamite (from 'T.N.T.'), a bell on fire (from 'Hells Bells'), a lightning bolt (from track 'Thunderstruck'), Angus Young's schoolboy hat (from 'School Days') and stacks of cash (from 'Money Talks').

AC/DC indication come down will be released a new album and tour

AC/DC band is an indication has come down that they will be released a new album and tour in 2013 to mark their 40th anniversary.

Frontman Brian Johnson said the band soon about to celebrate milestone "see how we are feeling talk" are ready to meet.

But speaking to Popeater.com singer at a solid plan to comment: We never ever say 'We're going in the studio January next year' – if you do that you're straight under pressure, and we've never worked like that."

He also said the band Black Ice World Tour two years ended last year as big as a jaunt less likely to commit.

Johnson remarked, "That was brutal but I'd sure hate to say that's the end of it. I think you need a full stop at the end of everything, a sentence, your life, or your car. There has to be a full stop and I don't think we've had one yet" .

AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson explained about American Idol as "toe curling"

Brian Johnson is a frontman of the AC/DC band, who explained about American Idol as "toe curling".

The 'Back In Black' singer also decided the panel with his friend Steven Tyler Fox and inexperienced compared to his treatment by the candidate physically hurt claimed.

He told PopEater, "I don't watch American Idol. I don't like watching people getting humiliated. It hurts me. Some people are more nervous than others.

"When I was 16 and did my first gig I was so terrified, where other guys who maybe weren't as good had bags of confidence. Of course as the years went by I got more confident. I'm just terrified these shows might knock the stuffing out of a guy who is nervous."

He added: "It's toe curling watching those people being told they're not good enough and the tears are mawkish, but it's making somebody a bloody fortune and it's certainly not the artists."

AC/DC's Angus Young said at the age of 56 relatively easy tour to take

Angus Young said that at the age of 56 relatively easy tour to take with, though this way of life has taken in Toll.

AC/DC in June 2010 completing two years traveling the world and think about a 2008 album Black Ice started to follow.

And guitarist reveals secret of pulling off her school uniform to show their strength outfit's forum.

Young tells the Toronto Sun: “I’m lucky – I’ve got a switch. I’ve got another persona: I put on the school suit and I become stronger, more powerful. Even my vision becomes better.

“But you do get these things that happen. On that tour I had a leg thing. It wasn’t a hamstring – the doctor said it was something like a tube. But it was affecting me more offstage. Once I went onstage it was fine.”

With AC / DC 40th anniversary is in two years time, guitarist on the road can be taxing life merges. “After the tour I stayed in bed for about a week. But then I took the guitar down in the studio and started hammering away. I did a few jigsaw puzzles too – I got hooked on them.”

The band recently confirmed that they are working on a new album, and they show their Black Ice tour of scale competitors will follow with.

“It’s still early, but we’re hoping it comes quick. The only formula for when Malcolm and I write is: there’s no formula. Sometimes you have boxes and boxes of ideas. In our case we have rooms full of them. It’s just a matter of taking the best. And probably because we’re brothers we find it easy to say, ‘That’s good, that’s crap, that’s good,’ and so on.”

And Young and his brother Malcolm in the rhythm band set to work to undo the ability to perform election warned against: “He’s the engine room, and what he does is unique. There are very few guitarists like Malcolm in the world, who say, ‘I just want to stand here and play a good rhythm.’

“Don’t underestimate him – he can do solos and do them well. In beginning when we used to play bars he and I would swap. Then he just said, ‘I’ll concentrate on the backing and you can do all the colourful stuff.’”

Singer Brian Johnson agrees with Young’s assessment: “There’s no imitating Malcolm. I’ve seen people try to play You Shook Me All Night Long or Highway to Hell, and these are good players – but they do it wrong. I don’t know what it is, and obviously, neither do they.”

AC/DC members will appear "Live at the River Plate" film

AC/DC members will appear to their "Live at the River Plate" film in London.

While the group have no plan to perform live tour in 2011, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd will appear together at the London premiere of their concert film.

Part of the show 32 live cameras and HD 2009 Black Ice Band tour will see expanded audience was shot, but the film also gives a clear history group.

UK premiere for example, four double-decker buses in which the size is around a party's largest ever screen will appear.

The guitarist Angus Young has recently claimed that he always stayed true to his hard rock roots are.

He said: "We've always stuck to that hard edge thing, and we've kept that all the way through.

"We haven't drifted off into different things like disco or raps. We haven't tried to take on what's the latest thing."

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd with rock group

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd with rock group, from a New Zealand judge canceled after the basis that with this band in the world can stop from traveling to the appeal of hemp Was a punishment.

Rudd, 56, that his legal name, was sentenced under Philip Witschke Tauranga District Court in New Zealand in December 250 (U.S. $ 190) dollars was fined after police said they a local Marina 27 grams of the drug found on his boat.

Thursday's appeal lawyer Craig Tuck Rudd said he and his adult life with the band's ability to travel abroad will have a significant impact for most of the punishment of such / DC members, very few Gulf Times reported.

The lawyer said that some of these countries, especially Japan, Canada and the United States will limit the ability to enter.

Believe a substance without a 'fair and just result' that they and only two previous drug convictions on his record traffic matters date back to 1986 and 1987 will be used.

Tuck said, 'My client may be 56, but he is as motivated to be involved in the industry as he ever was. I ask you to allow him to continue his stellar career.'

Asked in court that in the future to visit and make music for games was likely to want to continue, Rudd said, 'For as long as I'm still alive.'

Actually hearing the birth of Australia for Rudd spent nine months in 2009 traveling the world with AC/DC's concerts from 400 million New Zealand dollars a share in earnings and was said the previous nine months At least 20 countries entered.

AC/DC Black Ice tour DVD out Black Friday

A live DVD documenting their 2009 Black Ice World Tour will be released by AC/DC.During the tour band played successful shows all over the world which includes 108 cities in over 28 countries to over 5 million fans and won the band a Pollstar Award for Major Tour of the Year in 2010.

AC/DC Live At River Plate return show after 13 year to Buenos Aires was a massive success in which 200,000 welcomed the band.

A bonus feature titled The Fan, The Roadie, The Guitar Tech & The Meat are contain AC/DC Live At The River Plate, moreover it includes interviews with the band, their crew and fans among the shows and around the city of Buenos Aires.

Directed by David Mallet and produced by Rocky Oldman, the 110 minute footage on the DVD was shot entirely in HD by 32 cameras.

The world tour was in support of their latest album, Black Ice which debuted at #1 in Australia and 30 other countries.

AC/DC Live At River Plate track listing is as follows:

1. Rock N Roll Train
2. Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be
3. Back In Black
4. Big Jack
5. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
6. Shot Down In Flames
7. Thunderstruck
8. Black Ice
9. The Jack
10. Hells Bells
11. Shoot To Thrill
12. War Machine
13. Dog Eat Dog
14. You Shook Me All Night Long
15. T.N.T.
16. Whole Lotta Rosie
17. Let There Be Rock
18. Highway To Hell
19. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)

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AC/DC to release new live album this spring

AC/DC are ready to unleash a live CD/DVD package in the spring.

Three shows at Buenos Aires' River Plate Stadium in December 2009 had been filmed by the band each of which was in front of over 60,000 people.

Singer Brian Johnson said: “We’ve got a new live album which we shot in Argentina at the end of the last tour, which was about September. The live album comes out, with the video of those concerts, in about six weeks or something. So I’m looking forward to that.”

“After that [the live release] we haven’t made any plans," he said. "We just want to have a rest, because we were on the road for two years. We played in front of five million people, and we deserve a rest.”

The band upcoming album will be the sixth live record by the band.The last one they releeased was 1997’s ‘Let There Be Rock: The Movie – Live in Paris’.

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