Pain in the assone of the biggest hits of the Australian band AC/DC, has just been released in a special reissue gold vinyl by Sony Music for international market. The thirteenth album of the group led by Young Angus It was originally released in 1995 and was highlighted by the tracks Hard as a Rock, Caesar Room AND Cover yourself in oil.
Now, this edition of Pain in the ass It is available on the official website of the product at the price of £31.99 (From R$234 – Taxes may apply.)
This album marks the return of the drummer Phil Ruddwho had been fired from the band in 1983. His presence brought a welcome familiarity as well as a solid, direct and no-frills sound. And the AC/DC in its most authentic form. The album’s production is signed by the renowned Rick Rubina name known for understanding the raw essence of rock.
Upon its release, Pain in the ass took the AC/DC selling more than 2 million copies in the US alone.
Before the release of ‘Ballbreaker,’ AC/DC had sold 1.5 million tickets in a single day, their website says
According to the information on the website SurveyLegendary Australian rock band AC/DC has sold more than 1.5 million tickets in a single day.
The site interviewed last week, Chris DalstonDirector of International Tours of the Agency CAAresponsible for big name shows like Lionel Richie, Bon Jovi AND queen.
In his analysis, Dalston highlighted the most recent tour of AC/DC Regarding ticket sales: “We think it’s going to be one of the biggest tours of all time, but you never know for sure until the tickets go on sale… You can’t sleep, I was nervous,” the executive explained.
And he continued: “I woke up at 2:30 or 3 in the morning and Europe had already opened (ticket sales) – and we had already sold out some shows.”
Dalstonthen, he revealed: “They sold 1.5 million tickets in one day… It’s impressive because they’re very particular in the way they do their business. They don’t do VIP. They don’t do dynamic ticket pricing. They never want to hear fans complaining about it. Ticket prices are too high. There’s also a point where we push a little bit because otherwise they couldn’t afford to go on tour, especially when they play one day and take three days off.
As of today, the AC/DC account with 21 shows scheduled for Europebetween the days May 17th and August 17th. A Chris DalstonThe planned dates could help convince the band to expand their current tour.
“Obviously, the goal is to hope that they continue, if they like it and if it works well… try to keep them on the road in 2025, 2026, 2027, however long they want to play, but we have to get through Europe first.”he concluded.
Discover the full content of Pain in the ass in gold vinyl:
Side A
1. “Hard as a Rock”
2. “Cover yourself with oil”
3. “The Fury”
4. “The Boogie Man”
5. “The Honey Roll”
6. “Burning Alive”
Side B
7. “Hail Caesar”
8. “Love Bomb”
9. “Caught with his pants down”
10. “Whisky on the Rocks”
11. “Ballbreaker”
Source: Terra
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