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Track Listings
| 1. Shoot to Thrill |
| 2. Rock 'N' Roll Damnation |
| 3. Guns for Hire |
| 4. Cold Hearted Man |
| 5. Back in Black |
| 6. Thunderstruck |
| 7. If You Want Blood (You've Got It) |
| 8. Evil Walks |
| 9. T.N.T. |
| 10. Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be |
| 11. Have a Drink on Me |
| 12. The Razor's Edge |
| 13. Let There Be Rock |
| 14. War Machine |
| 15. Highway to Hell |
Editorial Reviews
Deluxe CD/DVD edition includes a bonus DVD containing 50 minutes of career-spanning videos including the brand new video for 'Shoot To Thrill'. Through a unique collaboration between Marvel Studios and Columbia Records, AC/DC's music is featured in Marvel Studios' Iron Man 2, which features 15 classic AC/DC songs selected from ten of the band's studio albums, ranging from 1976 to 2008.
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57 of 63 people found the following review helpful
By Jammin' DJ
Format:Audio CD
If you are not familiar with all the songs by AC/DC, here's what albums they were featured on:
1. Shoot to Thrill (From "Back in Black")
2. Rock 'N' Roll Damnation (from "Powerage")
3. Guns for Hire (from "Flick Of The Switch")
4. Cold Hearted Man (from "Backtracks")
5. Back in Black (from "Back in Black")
6. Thunderstruck (from "The Razor's Edge")
7. If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (from "Highway To Hell")
8. Evil Walks (from "For Those About To Rock")
9. T.N.T. (from "High Voltage")
10. Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be (from "Let There Be Rock")
11. Have a Drink on Me (from "Back in Black")
12. The Razor's Edge (from "The Razor's Edge")
13. Let There Be Rock (from "Let There Be Rock")
14. War Machine (from "Black Ice")
15. Highway to Hell (from "Highway to Hell")
If you keeping count that's 6 cuts for Bon Scott and 9 for Brian Johnson.
3 tracks from "Back in Black" and 2 from "The Razor's Edge, "Highway To Hell" & "Let There Be Rock".
Studio Albums with no tracks represented: "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap",'74 Jailbreak", "Fly on The Wall","Blow Up Your Video", "Ballbreaker", & "Stiff Upper Lip".
At least this soundtrack covers a broader spectrum than their last soundtrack offering, "Maximum Overdrive" which featured 2 tracks from "Back in Black", 2 from "Fly on The Wall", 1 each from "Dirty Deeds" & "For Those About to Rock", plus 2 new instrumentals and the lone new track, "Who Made Who". At least the two soundtracks didn't copy songs, so that's a good thing.
The only thing I was hoping for was at least one new track, but no luck. ENJOY!
1. Shoot to Thrill (From "Back in Black")
2. Rock 'N' Roll Damnation (from "Powerage")
3. Guns for Hire (from "Flick Of The Switch")
4. Cold Hearted Man (from "Backtracks")
5. Back in Black (from "Back in Black")
6. Thunderstruck (from "The Razor's Edge")
7. If You Want Blood (You've Got It) (from "Highway To Hell")
8. Evil Walks (from "For Those About To Rock")
9. T.N.T. (from "High Voltage")
10. Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be (from "Let There Be Rock")
11. Have a Drink on Me (from "Back in Black")
12. The Razor's Edge (from "The Razor's Edge")
13. Let There Be Rock (from "Let There Be Rock")
14. War Machine (from "Black Ice")
15. Highway to Hell (from "Highway to Hell")
If you keeping count that's 6 cuts for Bon Scott and 9 for Brian Johnson.
3 tracks from "Back in Black" and 2 from "The Razor's Edge, "Highway To Hell" & "Let There Be Rock".
Studio Albums with no tracks represented: "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap",'74 Jailbreak", "Fly on The Wall","Blow Up Your Video", "Ballbreaker", & "Stiff Upper Lip".
At least this soundtrack covers a broader spectrum than their last soundtrack offering, "Maximum Overdrive" which featured 2 tracks from "Back in Black", 2 from "Fly on The Wall", 1 each from "Dirty Deeds" & "For Those About to Rock", plus 2 new instrumentals and the lone new track, "Who Made Who". At least the two soundtracks didn't copy songs, so that's a good thing.
The only thing I was hoping for was at least one new track, but no luck. ENJOY!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By M. Rowe
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
this is a particularly good cd for people who aren't too familiar with ac/dc, since you get songs from both brian johnson and bon scott. current fans of ac/dc will already have all these songs, but it's still great to have them again. it's also nice that songs that don't get as much airplay like "evil walks" or "guns for hire" are on here as well. if only they could have found a place for "hells bells" in the movie...
oh yeah, and the dvd rocks too!
oh yeah, and the dvd rocks too!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
AC/DC have studiously avoided releasing any kind of best of or greatest hits albums, much to the consternation of many a record executive. In fact, at the time of this posting, they remain one of the last remaining holdouts among the major bands to refuse to put their songs on download sites. Which makes their decision to release their songs as a companion to "Iron Man 2" as close to an ersatz best of than "Who Made Who" (the soundtrack to superfan Stephen King's "Maximum Overdrive" flick) was in 1986.
The good thing about the "Iron Man 2" soundtrack is that AC/DC have been steadily making albums since "Who Made Who," and that was when releases were still being created with 12 inch vinyl in mind. Also, at the time of "Who made Who," AC/DC were at a creative stall with the albums "Fly On The Wall" and "Flick of The Switch." They regained their momentum for the next set of albums including "Razor's Edge" and "Black Ice." That gave the man at Marvel over two more decades of Angus, Malcolm, Bon and Brian to pick from, along with all that extra space on CD to fill.
The payoff is pretty darn good. That divides up into 6 cuts for Bon Scott and 9 for Brian Johnson. Amazingly, there are no crossovers from "Who Made Who" and that leaves off some obvious favorites like "For Those About to Rock" and "You Shook Me All Night Long." There are still plenty of rocking staples to be found here, ala "T.N.T.," "Thunderstruck," "Highway To Hell" and "Back In Black." But there's also a few picks that defy expectations, like "Cold Hearted Man's" first showing on a proper AC/DC single disc, or "War Machine" from "Black Ice." The riffage is heavy and the aim is hard.... Read more ›
The good thing about the "Iron Man 2" soundtrack is that AC/DC have been steadily making albums since "Who Made Who," and that was when releases were still being created with 12 inch vinyl in mind. Also, at the time of "Who made Who," AC/DC were at a creative stall with the albums "Fly On The Wall" and "Flick of The Switch." They regained their momentum for the next set of albums including "Razor's Edge" and "Black Ice." That gave the man at Marvel over two more decades of Angus, Malcolm, Bon and Brian to pick from, along with all that extra space on CD to fill.
The payoff is pretty darn good. That divides up into 6 cuts for Bon Scott and 9 for Brian Johnson. Amazingly, there are no crossovers from "Who Made Who" and that leaves off some obvious favorites like "For Those About to Rock" and "You Shook Me All Night Long." There are still plenty of rocking staples to be found here, ala "T.N.T.," "Thunderstruck," "Highway To Hell" and "Back In Black." But there's also a few picks that defy expectations, like "Cold Hearted Man's" first showing on a proper AC/DC single disc, or "War Machine" from "Black Ice." The riffage is heavy and the aim is hard.... Read more ›
31 of 42 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy AC/DC. But slapping some Iron Man graphics on the cover art of an AC/DC compilation doesn't make a movie soundtrack. Terribly disappointing.
11 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Now don't get me wrong. I am a fan of both Iron Man movies, having enjoyed them tremendously after seeing them in theaters, not on computers or bootlegs. And I am a big AC/DC fan, having bought most of their CD's, DVD's and concert tickets. But calling this THING a soundtrack album is an example of bait-and-switch, to say the least. I was excited about seeing the sequel, which I believed would contain a bundle of AC/DC tracks. Stephen King tried it years ago, loading his "Maximum Overdrive" with AC/DC songs, so I thought Jon Favreau would go one better, since his track record as a director far surpasses King's (as King would admit). I never left the theater for a snack or mid-movie bathroom break and, I admit, I no longer take notes when watching a movie, not since I retired from review writing. But I made an informal count of AC/DC songs, and I came up with two. I think I noticed the Clash and Queen, too, but neither of their songs is on the CD. And, unless they ran a dozen songs while I was exiting during the closing credits, very very very few of these AC/DC greatest hits was included in the movie. If people had trouble obtaining "real soundtrack albums" in the past, as I have seen, reading people's online reviews, they will have an even worse time in the future if movie companies are allowed to slap movie titles on the front of CD's that have little, if any, resemblance to the music that accompanied the motion pictures themselves. Does anyone else agree or have an explanation, other than the neverending chase of consumer dollars?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
An AC/DC collection.
One, or two songs, were in the movie.
I understand the premises, behind the CD, but it could have been done better.
I understand the premises, behind the CD, but it could have been done better.
Published 13 days ago by Elizabeth Ann M Kraft
5.0 out of 5 stars
ACDC fan
I enjoyed the sound track and the movie. it was a good movie to see and a good sound track to get.
Published 2 months ago by Kurt Mstoecklhuber
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!
This is a great set - containing an audio CD with fifteen AC/DC tracks, and a DVD with nine live tracks plus a "making of" the Shoot To Thrill video. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Kurt A. Johnson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wow
It's been said that AC/DC has been remaking the same album for 30 years. If that's true than it's safe to say they have perfected it. This is their concentrated goodness. Read more
Published 3 months ago by James F. Rendek
5.0 out of 5 stars
what I needed when I needed it
The product arrived quickly, which is rare for an overseas shipment, was the correct product, and has worked as advertised.
Published 3 months ago by Jacklyn J. Baker
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome CD
This has all the AC/DC classics. It is perfect for AC/DC fans. If you like the music from the movie, you will love this CD.
Published 4 months ago by Kyle Brummet
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great collection of AC/DC's best
I only owned the live album of AC/DC and really wanted a studio album of their best songs. Although I'm not sure all songs on here class as "their best", it definitely is a... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Christian R. Unger
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heck. It's AC/DC!!!!!!!
It AC/DC. If you love them you got to have it. Nothing Bout this band can be said here that hasn't been said everywhere else. Either you love them or like them. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Gary
5.0 out of 5 stars
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los felicitos
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me llego
en poco tiempo
los felicitos
amigo
jose coronado
desde
venezuela
mas... Read more
Published 5 months ago by jose coronado
4.0 out of 5 stars
good tunes
but wouldn't you know it - just after i ordered this, iTunes started selling their records. but i forgot how good CDs sound, so it was worth the cost
Published 5 months ago by JMC
