ACDC - The Conversation Disc Series

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Review by Katherine Bellingham

Alright, let’s dive into this wild ride of an album—The Conversation Disc Series by ACDC. Yep, you heard that right. It's not your typical rock 'n' roll banger from the legends; instead, it's something completely outta left field. This one falls under "Non-Music" with a style labeled as "Interview." If you’re scratching your head wondering what the heck is going on here, trust me, I was too at first. But stick with me. So, picture this: You pop in the disc (or hit play, depending on how modern you are), and bam—you're thrown straight into raw, unfiltered chats. The whole thing feels like eavesdropping on some deep, late-night convo where no one cares about being polished or perfect. And honestly? That’s kinda refreshing. One track that stuck with me is simply titled Interview. Sounds basic, but man, it hits different. It’s not just someone talking—it’s like they’re letting you in on secrets, stories, maybe even regrets. There’s this gritty honesty to it, like hearing tales from a mate who’s lived a thousand lives. You can almost smell the cigarette smoke and spilled beer while listening. It’s messy, real, and oddly comforting. Like, yeah, life ain’t all riffs and solos, and neither is this. Another moment that got me was when Angus Young pops up somewhere in the mix—I think during another segment of Interview. Dude doesn’t need to shred his guitar for you to feel his energy. His laugh alone could power a small town! He talks about old gigs, dodgy venues, and those early days when ACDC were scrapping just to make noise loud enough for people to notice. Hearing him break down these memories without any music behind them makes it feel intimate, like he’s sitting across from you sharing war stories over a pint. Now, I gotta say, reviewing this album feels weird because it’s not really an “album” in the traditional sense. No killer hooks, no face-melting solos, none of that. Instead, it’s more like a time capsule—a snapshot of personalities and moments frozen in conversation. It’s chaotic, sure, but also kinda beautiful in its own rough-around-the-edges way. Here’s the kicker though: after spinning this, I found myself thinking less about the band and more about conversations I’ve had—or haven’t had—with folks in my own life. Weird flex for an ACDC release, right? Maybe that’s the magic of it. Not every masterpiece needs to blow your speakers—it can just blow your mind instead. Final verdict? Give it a shot if you wanna hear ACDC unplugged—not musically, but emotionally. Just don’t expect anything close to Back in Black. Unless…you count black coffee and awkward silences. Cheers to that.

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Artist: ACDC
Album: The Conversation Disc Series

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Tracks

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Interview

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Catalog Numbers

ABCD 020

Labels

The Conversation Disc Series

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Formats

  • CD
  • Limited Edition
  • Unofficial Release

Companies

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Made ByPDO, UK

Notes

  • Strictly limited edition of 2500.
  • Made in England.
  • Manufactured in England.

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Matrix / Runout: MADE IN U.K. BY PDO ABCD020 123551 02 %

About ACDC

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Hard Rock band from Australia, formed in 1973 by Angus and Malcolm Young, they teamed up with Dave Evans (vocals), Larry Van Kriedt (bass) and Colin Burgess (drums). In 1974 both Larry Van Kriedt and Colin Burgess left and were replaced by Rob Bailey (bass) and Peter Clack (drums), a further change in 1974 saw Peter Clack leave and Tony Currenti (drums) join the band. In June 1974 they were signed by Harry Vanda & George Young (Malcolm & Angus's brother) to Albert Productions. In November 1974, Dave Evans left the band and was replaced by Bon Scott (vocals & bagpipes). Rob Bailey also left in 1974 and was replaced by George Young (bass). In 1975 Phil Rudd (drums) replaced Tony Currenti and Mark Evans (bass) replaced George Young. In June 1977 Mark Evans left and is replaced by Cliff Williams (bass) for their first tour of the USA. On the 19 Feb 1980 Bon Scott died at the age of 33. Brian Johnson (ex Geordie) joined the band to replace him on vocals and the album "Back In Black" was released, a tribute to Bon Scott, this album became the 2nd largest selling album of all time with over 40 million copies sold worldwide. In May 1983, Phil Rudd had a parting of the ways and was replaced by Simon Wright (drums), aged 20 then. November 1989 Simon Wright left and is replaced by Chris Slade (ex Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Uriah Heep & The Firm). In summer 1994 Phil Rudd "quietly" rejoined the band, but left again in 2015, which led to Slade's return. Malcolm Young left AC/DC in 2014 for health reasons. Brian Johnson was forced to stop touring in April 2016 because of hearing issues. To complete the 2016 tour dates, Axl Rose was recruited as a guest singer. In September 2016 Cliff Williams retired from the group. In 2020 it was announced that the band had reunited with Brian Johnson, Phil Rudd and Cliff Williams. AC/DC are Australia's most successful rock band ever, and are popular around the world. The band was inducted into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2003 as a performer. Current line-up: Angus Young - Lead guitar (1973 - ) Phil Rudd - Drums (1974 - 1983, 1994 - 2015, 2020- ) Steve Young - Rhythm guitar (1988, 2014 - ) Cliff Williams - Bass (1977 - 2016, 2020 - ) Brian Johnson - Vocals (1980 - 2016, 2020 - )

Name Vars

  • AC / DC
  • AC 4 DC
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  • AC&DC
  • AC-DC
  • AC//DC
  • ACDC
  • AC_DC
  • Ac Dc
  • Ac-Dc
  • Acdc
  • Alternating Current / Direct Current
  • DC/AC
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Members

  • Dave Evans
  • Malcolm Young
  • Angus Young
  • Chris Slade
  • Cliff Williams
  • Phil Rudd
  • Brian Johnson
  • Mark Evans
  • Ronald Belford Scott
  • Simon Wright
  • Colin Burgess
  • Larry Van Kriedt
  • Steve Young
  • Tony Currenti
  • Noel Taylor
  • Peter Clack
  • Rob Bailey
  • Neil Smith

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: ACDC released an album called *The Conversation Disc Series*. It’s not your typical music album. Instead of songs, it’s packed with interviews. Yep, the genre is listed as "Non-Music," and the style is "Interview." It even includes a track simply titled *Interview*. The album comes from the UK, under the label *The Conversation Disc Series*. Kind of wild, right? Feels more like a podcast before podcasts were even a thing!