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AC/DC - Family Jewels Actor: AC/DC Number of Items: 2 Format: Color Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: Sony Product Group: DVD Release Date: 2005-03-29 Buy from Amazon

Customer Reviews: Total numer of reviews: 71 Average rating: 4.5 "ACDC : "Family Jewels"" **** - FOUR STARS ================= This is a very indepth look at one of the greatest RNR bands to ever walk the planet. It's filled with tons of great videos from the Bon / Brad years, and they cover a few live tracks as well... The only complaint I would have is that there aren't enough live videos here. They have one from the 1981 "For Those About To Rock Tour"-{Let's Get It Up}, and one live performance of {For Those About To Rock} live at Joe Lewis Arena in 1983. That's about it, everything else is promo vidoes.... I want the entire 1983 JL Arena show released. That was an incredible show, and to only have one video from it on "Family Jewels" sucks. ACDC is a live band. That's where they kick it into another gear, and let loose. I wish there was more of that here. Other than that, this is a must purchace for any RNR fan... "Simply Awesome!!!" No better collection of AC/DC videos anywhere. The quality is flawless even the videos from the early seventies are crystal clear. This is a must own for all AC/DC fans "ac/dc" i love acdc & all their cds what most people dont kno there were 3 lead singer the first one was Dave Evans from November '73 til September '74 heres the proof http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC/DC#Member_History "Great DVD on a Great, Influential Monster of Rock!" AC/DC is one of the greatest and most influential hard rock bands of all time. This is a super, rockin' DVD, spanning AC/DC from 1975 through Bon Scott, with a performance just 10 day before his death, and on through 1991 videos with Brian Johnson. It is an excellent and near complete collection of their best. Most appreciated are the relative rarity of the early DVD and the, albeit more sparse, live footage on the second. With a good look into the formative antics of Angus and sly flirtation of Scott and taking nothing away from the promo clips of their evolved hits in the 80s and 90s, in the opinion of a 17 year fan, well worth it! "It's OK" It was ok, I mean it's a great video but I dont like the music videos alot.They're pretty good but I wish everything was live but its cool.Overall it's worth getting!