Trainstop #19. Ireland.

The RnR Train rolled into Ireland on Sunday and stopped
at the Punchestown racecourse in Kildare, Ireland.
Here goes the videos:

Intro/RnR Train


Thunderstruck


Back In Black


Highway To Hell

The Gothenburg Report Pt. five. The Boots.

I have only come across one audio bootleg from the
Ullevi show in Gothenburg, Sweden. Yet that is!

It´s compiled from various YouTube sources
and can be found at this adress: BLACK ICE BOOTLEGS

There is also an incomplete videoboot of the same show
available at the same adress.

Trainstop #18. London, England.

Friday the 26th the RnR Train rolled into London, England
and stopped at Wembley Arena.

Here´s the videos:

Intro/RnR Train


The Jack


Whole Lotta Rosie


Highway To Hell


Whole Lotta Rosie - better angle.


You Shook Me All Night Long


Back In Black


Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap


TNT


Hells Bells


Hell Ain´t A Bad Place To Be


Shot Down In Flames


War Machine


Angus solo

The Gothenburg Report Pt. four. Press pics.

Ok, my photos were´nt that good I know.
So here is a number of shots from the Swedish press.

Courtesy of DN, Expressen, GP,GT and Aftonbladet.

Here goes:

The Gothenburg Report Pt. three. The press.

We´ve now had photos and videos, now it´s time for some press.

Ok this blogentry will propably only interest Swedes as the articles
and reviews are all in Swedish.

Here we go nevertheless.
Rightclick to enlarge!

First out is the cover of Gothenburg eveningpaper GT:























An article about the lads arrival in and departure
from Sweden. Taken from GT:























The cover of the newspaper Göteborgs-Posten:























Review from Göteborgs-Posten:























Review from Swedish evening paper Expressen:























Song by song review from Swedish evening paper Aftonbladet:























Review from Aftonbladet:























From Swedish morning paper Dagens Nyheter:























Video from Göteborgs-Posten:
AC/DC the Stefan & Krister of rock?
CLICK HERE TO WATCH

The Gothenburg Report Pt. two: The Videos.

Well, you´ve seen my photos.
So now it´s time to view my videos from Ullevi Stadium
in Gothenburg, Sweden.
The distance made for not so good quality shots.
And I had to compress the videos due to Bloggers policies
on videopublishing.
But they´re still fun to watch and it gives you something
to remember the show by.

First out is the Intro with a view over the Ullevi Stadium followed
by the mighty RnR Train:


Next up is Back In Black:


Shot Down In Flames - still in the set since
Globen sthlm 090220.


Ring ring goes the bell - HELLS BELLS.


Here is the only "NEW" song in the setlist - DOG EAT DOG.
And it´s performed with a kickass attitude.


For last we have 24 seconds of magnificient confetti rain
during Angus solo on the small stage in the middle.

Trainstop #17. Amsterdam, Holland.

Well as I am busy at work trying to get my photos and videos from
Ullevi, Gothenburg together for publishing on my blog the RnR Train
rolls into Amsterdam in Holland on Tuesday.
Here´s a few YouTube vids from Amsterdam Arena for ya!

Thunderstruck


The Jack


Back In Black


Intro/RnR Train


Whole Lotta Rosie


Let There Be Rock


TNT


The Jack - different angle.


Back In Black


Hells Bells


Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap


Highway To Hell


Angus solo


Angus solo - elevated.


Angus solo - longer.


For Those About To Rock

The Gothenburg Report Pt. One: The pics.

AC/DC played in front of 57200 people at Ullevi Stadium
in Gothenburg yesterday. The setlist were the same as on
the rest of the Open Air Tour so far.

The band were in fine form and Brian seemed to enjoy
himself a little extra this night.

The crowd lapped up everything they did and went bananas
from the start. Brian let the audience sing a few lines on "Rosie".

Other highlights of the show were the reception "Thunderstruck"
recieved, the devastating sound of 57000 people chanting "TNT" in
unison and the confettirain during Angus solo.

Here are a few photos from the show.
As my seat were located just underneath the clouds, the distance
made for not so good quality. But here they are regardless.

Starting with some pre-show photos: