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74 jailbreak

AC/DC

150 €
Estimated vinyl value [2026 Valuation]
Technical Identification Sheet
RELEASE NUMBER (Discogs ID)6229218
Excel File Row382
Date Added to Archive27/09/2026, 14:13:20
Pressing Year1984
Pressing Type (Press)1ST
Country of PressingUS
Record LabelAtlantic
Stereo / MonoSTEREO
Catalogue Number80178-1-Y
Barcode07567801781
Matrix / Runout Side ASTA-845-50 ̶2̶1A STA-845-501-A (SRC logo) Masterdisk RL 1-3 SPAR Δ7739 ̶-̶X̶ O-SMI-1 B-1992 ̶7̶6-A
("Allied Pressing""Robert "Bob" Ludwig master eng.""Cover Still in Shrink""inner and vinyl Mint")
Matrix / Runout Side B(SRC logo) STA-845-502-A Masterdisk RL ̶1̶-̶1̶ 1-3 SPAR B-1992 ̶6̶7 Δ7739-X 0-
Sleeve ConditionSS
Media ConditionM
Inner Sleeve ConditionM
GenreHard Rock & Heavy Metal
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Story & Background
This 1st pressing from 1984 of "74 Jailbreak" on Atlantic is a remarkable discographic curiosity for collectors and AC/DC fans. Although the title might suggest an older origin and the "74" recalls the year of formation, the EP was a specific initiative by Atlantic Records. Its purpose was to collect and present to the North American public iconic tracks featuring Bon Scott, which until then were almost exclusively on Australian editions. These were in fact taken from early albums such as *High Voltage* (1975) and *Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap* (1976) in their original Australian configuration. In particular, the eponymous track "Jailbreak" came from *Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap* from '76, while the other four tracks were from the first *High Voltage* from '75. This compilation filled a significant discographic gap, offering a valuable taste of AC/DC's rawer and bluesy roots. It allowed an entire generation of fans, who had not had access to these formative gems, to discover the origins of the band's sound. An essential piece, therefore, for fully understanding the evolution and global spread of their discography.

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Official Tracklist
  • A1 - Jailbreak (4:40)
  • A2 - You Ain't Got A Hold On Me (3:30)
  • A3 - Show Business (4:43)
  • B1 - Soul Stripper (6:23)
  • B2 - Baby, Please Don't Go (4:50)
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