No Bull [Video]

AC/DC

Overview

This video is a live performance by AC/DC as part of their Ballbreaker tour in Europe. The concert by the venerable rock group took place in 1996, at a bullfighting ring in Madrid, Spain. The video features exciting special effects, such as a sequence with exploding cannons. The band performs many of its classic hits, including: "Hail Caesar," "Hell's Bells," "Show Down in Flames," "Dog Eat Dog," "Shoot to Thrill," "Hard as a Rock," "T.N.T.," "Back in Black," "Girl's Got Rhythm," "Thunderstock," and "Highway to Hell."

Product Details

Release Date:	12/08/2009
UPC:	0886976147990
Original Release:	1996
Source:	Sony
Region Code:	A
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:39:00
Sales rank:	42,711

Special Features

Brand new hi-def film trnasfer and re-edit for DVD; "Angus-cam" versions of" Shoot to Thrill; Hail Caesar; Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Polution; You Shook Me All Night Long; Bonus tracks - Rare performance from the Ballbreaker Tour: Cover You in Oil from Goteborg Sweden; Down Payment Blues from Daytona, Florida; Full catalog discography

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

AC/DC

Performer,Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Malcolm Young	Composer
Angus Young	Composer
David Mallet	Director
Bon Scott	Composer
Brian Johnson	Composer

Editorial Reviews

Although boasting awesome visual effects (including a wrecking ball), No Bull fails at capturing the raw power AC/DC are known for from their past video releases Let There Be Rock and Live at Donington. Not only does the band seem more mellow, but vocalist Brian Johnson had lost his voice for this show; instead of the high-pitched screams he is known for, he bellows raspy, low-toned shouts. Only Angus Young doesn't seem tired and overshadowed, and as a result, favorites such as "Hells Bells" and "You Shook Me All Night Long" are significantly missing their edge and sound more like their studio versions. No Bull is quite disappointing, and fans might want to stick with their copies of Live at Donington. ~ Barry Weber