AC/DC Won't Compromise

05/10/2011
. (hennemusic) AC/DC are one of the last bands standing� Standing firm that their songs will never be available for download, that is. "I know The Beatles have changed, but we're going to carry on like that," AC/DC guitarist Angus Young told Sky News Friday at the London premiere of the band's new DVD, "Live At River Plate."

"For us, it's the best way. We are a band who started off with albums and that's how we've always been."

Experts say the rockers, whose 1980 album "Back In Black" is the second-highest selling in history, are missing out on millions in lost revenue by refusing to allow their work to be sold in the digital marketplace. Young said he refuses to sanction allowing individual tracks to be downloaded because their songs should be heard as part of a full album. more on this story

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