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* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Peter Clack, who despite being an official member during the recording of this album appears only on "She's Got Balls". To a lesser extent, Rob Bailey too.
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* CoverVersion: "Baby, Please Don't Go", originally by Big Joe Williams, although AC/DC's version is a faster, harder, tighter and flashier version of the [[Creator/VanMorrison Them]] version, making it a cover of a cover.
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* CoverVersion: "Baby, Please Don't Go", originally by Big Joe Williams, although AC/DC's version is a faster, harder, tighter and flashier version of the [[Creator/VanMorrison [[Music/VanMorrison Them]] version, making it a cover of a cover.
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* CallAndResponseSong: The middle section of "Baby Please Don't Go" has a funny one of these between Bon's voice and Angus's guitar.
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* CallAndResponseSong: The middle section of "Baby Please Don't Go" has a very funny one of these between Bon's voice and Angus's guitar.guitar, with Angus exactly mimicking Bon's phrasing: at one point, Bon utters an offhand "Uh-huh" instead of singing a phrase, and Angus makes his guitar go "Uh-huh" by dragging his finger up the string and then quickly down again. Later, when Bon sings an unusually long line, Angus plays a really disgusted-sounding guitar break instead of trying to copy it.
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* CallAndResponseSong: The middle section of "Baby Please Don't Go" has a funny one of these between Bon's voice and Angus's guitar.
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''High Voltage'' is the debut studio album by ''Music/{{ACDC}}'', released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the internationally released EP ''74 Jailbreak'', which was released in 1984.
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''High Voltage'' is the debut studio album by ''Music/{{ACDC}}'', released in 1975. Like it's its successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the internationally released EP ''74 Jailbreak'', which was released in 1984.
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the internationally released EP ''''''74 Jailbreak''''', which was released in 1984.
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the internationally released EP '''74 Jailbreak''.
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the internationally released EP '''74 Jailbreak''.''''''74 Jailbreak''''', which was released in 1984.
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album. Nearly all the remaining songs (except for "Love Song" and "Stick Around") are included on the international internationally released EP '74 Jailbreak.'''74 Jailbreak''.
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!! Tracklist (High Voltage):
# "Baby Please Don't Go" (4:50)
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# You Ain't Got A Hold On Me
# Show Business
# Soul Stripper
# Baby, Please Don't Go
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# You Ain't Got A Hold On Me
# Show Business
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#Jailbreak [[note]]Taken from the australian version of Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap[[/note]]
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Me" (3:31)
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# Jailbreak [[note]]Taken from the australian version of Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap[[/note]]
# You Ain't Got A Hold On Me
# Show Business
# Soul Stripper
# Baby, Please Don't Go
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''High Voltage''.]]
'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album.
This album is notable as it features neither Mark Evans nor Phil Rudd - the band's first stable rhythm section (discounting Malcolm Young of course) . At the time, the band's bassist and drummer were Rob Bailey and Peter Clack respectively. However, neither Bailey nor Clack appeared on the album much, with the latter appearing on just ''one'' song ("She's Got Balls"). The rest of the drum parts were played by session musicians: either George Young (older brother of Malcolm and Angus; famous in his own right as a member of The Easybeats and as a songwriter and producer. Young produced this album with Harry Vanda, also of The Easybeats), Tony Currenti and John Proud. Aside from Bailey, the bass was played by Malcolm and George Young.
Hits and fan favourites include "Baby Please Don't Go", "She's Got Balls", "Little Lover", "Soul Stripper" and "Show Business".
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# "Baby Please Don't Go" (4:50)
# "She's Got Balls" (4:51)
# "Little Lover" (5:37)
# "Stick Around" (4:40)
# "Soul Stripper" (6:25)
# "You Ain't Got A Hold On Me" (3:31)
# "Love Song" (5:15)
# "Show Business" (4:46)
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!!Principal Members:
* Rob Bailey - bass
* Peter Clack - drums
* Bon Scott - lead vocals
* Angus Young - guitar
* Malcolm Young - guitar, vocals, bass
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!! Trope Business:
* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Peter Clack, who despite being an official member during the recording of this album appears only on "She's Got Balls". To a lesser extent, Rob Bailey too.
* AlbumTitleDrop: Averted. The song "High Voltage" appeared on ''Music/TNT1975'' instead.
* CutAndPasteTranslation: The album of the same name that was released internationally in 1976 features just two songs from this album.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Can be considered this. Especially considering that it largely lacks their signature sound that they would soon fully develop. Doesn't help that this was before either Mark Evans or Phil Rudd joined the band, and not long after Bon Scott replaced Dave Evans.
* CoverVersion: "Baby Please Don't Go", originally by Big Joe Williams.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Love Song".
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Love Song" is an actual love song, with jangly guitars and all.
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'''''High Voltage''''' is the debut studio album by Music/{{ACDC}}, released in 1975. Like it's successor from the same year - ''Music/TNT1975'' - the album was released only in Australia. An album of the same name was released internationally the following year, but it only features "She's Got Balls" and "Little Lover" off this album.
This album is notable as it features neither Mark Evans nor Phil Rudd - the band's first stable rhythm section (discounting Malcolm Young of course) . At the time, the band's bassist and drummer were Rob Bailey and Peter Clack respectively. However, neither Bailey nor Clack appeared on the album much, with the latter appearing on just ''one'' song ("She's Got Balls"). The rest of the drum parts were played by session musicians: either George Young (older brother of Malcolm and Angus; famous in his own right as a member of The Easybeats and as a songwriter and producer. Young produced this album with Harry Vanda, also of The Easybeats), Tony Currenti and John Proud. Aside from Bailey, the bass was played by Malcolm and George Young.
Hits and fan favourites include "Baby Please Don't Go", "She's Got Balls", "Little Lover", "Soul Stripper" and "Show Business".
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!! Tracklist:
# "Baby Please Don't Go" (4:50)
# "She's Got Balls" (4:51)
# "Little Lover" (5:37)
# "Stick Around" (4:40)
# "Soul Stripper" (6:25)
# "You Ain't Got A Hold On Me" (3:31)
# "Love Song" (5:15)
# "Show Business" (4:46)
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!!Principal Members:
* Rob Bailey - bass
* Peter Clack - drums
* Bon Scott - lead vocals
* Angus Young - guitar
* Malcolm Young - guitar, vocals, bass
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!! Trope Business:
* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Peter Clack, who despite being an official member during the recording of this album appears only on "She's Got Balls". To a lesser extent, Rob Bailey too.
* AlbumTitleDrop: Averted. The song "High Voltage" appeared on ''Music/TNT1975'' instead.
* CutAndPasteTranslation: The album of the same name that was released internationally in 1976 features just two songs from this album.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Can be considered this. Especially considering that it largely lacks their signature sound that they would soon fully develop. Doesn't help that this was before either Mark Evans or Phil Rudd joined the band, and not long after Bon Scott replaced Dave Evans.
* CoverVersion: "Baby Please Don't Go", originally by Big Joe Williams.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Love Song".
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Love Song" is an actual love song, with jangly guitars and all.
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