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Founded in 1980 as an independent music store, the Princeton Record Exchange continues to promote and support some of the best musicians and their recordings, including AC DC CDs, DVDs and more. Read about us in Published Articles and read our Customer Reviews on Yelp.com We appreciate your support for our indie music store!

Our in-store music selection of over 100,000 CDs and LPs includes: Rock, Alternative, Punk, Jazz, Classical, Soul, Funk, Blues, Hip Hop, other genres, and often AC DC albums. Our in-store DVD selection of over 10,000 titles includes: Action, Comedy, Criterion, Disney, TV DVDs and more. We hope you can visit our unique record store to see our AC DC record collection, AC DC CD collection and much more. We are located in historic downtown Princeton, New Jersey, about one hour from New York City and Philadelphia, which is easily accessible by car, train and bus.

Sell us your unwanted CDs DVDs and Vinyl, and they will be recycled into the hands of music and movie lovers who can appreciate them again. From personal collections to estate collections, from reviewer/radio station surplus to entire store inventories- no collection is too large! Contact us in order to determine how much we can pay you for your collection.

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They Might Be Giants playing live April 21st, 2012!

You may not know this, but Record Store Day is right around the corner. And if I had to guess, if you didn't know that, you also don't know that it's a big deal. In fact, it's such a big deal that we've got giants coming to celebrate with us! They Might Be Giants, a family-friendly band with a Platinum album, 4 million records sales, and a Grammy will be performing for FREE in front of the Princeton Public Library! Then, if you're as big a fan of their work as we are, join us back at Princeton Record Exchange for an in-store signing with the legends themselves!

At this point, a very small percentage of you may be wondering, "wait, who are these guys?" I'm glad you asked - but the truth of the matter is you've probably heard them and just don't know it. Have you ever seen the intro to the hit TV show "Malcolm in the Middle"? That's them. Have you ever gotten "The Daily Show's" opening song stuck in your head? That's them. Have you ever sung "Istanbul Not Constantinople" to yourself in the shower? After seeing them, my bet's you will!

We'd like to mention a special thanks to our friends at Princeton Public Library who have graciously agreed to host the concert. For you out-of-towners, that'sHinds Plaza (65 Witherspoon St., just two blocks from the store). The performance will run from 6:00 to 6:45 pm no matter the weather. And if you'll allow me to misquote Yogi Berra, it ain't over til it's over after it's over. That's because after they finish, they'll meet-greet-and-sign autographs for fans at Princeton Record Exchange from around 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

In addition to TMBG, Record Store Day will also feature hundreds of limited edition vinyl records from the most talented musicians of our time. If you're interested in one of the limited edition releases, we highly recommend you arrive early to maximize your chances of buying a copy. It's first come, first serve, so we look forward to seeing you bright and early!

AC DC Biography

AC/DC are a hard rock band formed in Sydney, Australia in 1973 by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young. The band are considered pioneers of hard rock, alongside bands such as Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Black Sabbath. Its members, however, have always classified their music as "rock 'n' roll". AC/DC underwent several line-up changes before releasing their first album, High Voltage, in 1975. Membership remained stable until bassist Cliff Williams replaced Mark Evans in 1977. In 1979, the band recorded their highly successful album, Highway to Hell. Lead singer and co-songwriter Bon Scott died on February 19, 1980, after a night of heavy alcohol consumption. The group briefly considered disbanding, but soon ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson was selected as Scott's replacement. Later that year, the band released their biggest-selling album, Back in Black.

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AC DC Discography Updated January 2007
AC DC Albums

AC/DC Vinyl & AC/DC CDs: Studio Recordings

1974 High Voltage [Australia 1975] Atco
1975 TNT [Australia 1975] Atco
1977 Let There Be Rock Sony
1978 Powerage Sony
1979 Highway to Hell Sony
1980 Back in Black Sony
1981 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Sony
1981 For Those About to Rock We Salute You Sony
1983 Flick of the Switch Sony
1984 '74 Jailbreak [EP] Sony
1985 Fly on the Wall Sony
1988 Blow up Your Video Sony
1990 The Razor's Edge Sony
1995 Ballbreaker Wea
2000 Stiff Upper Lip East West

AC/DC Records and AC/DC CD Releases: Compilations

1976 High Voltage Sony
1986 Who Made Who Sony
1997 Bonfire Epic
2003 AC/DC Vinyl Box Epic

Live
1978 If You Want Blood You've Got It Sony
1992 AC/DC Live Sony

Singles
1991 Are You Ready Atlantic
1992 Highway to Hell Atlantic
1993 Money Talks Atlantic
1993 Big Gun Atlantic
1994 Back in Black/You Shook Me All Night Long Atlantic
1995 Hard as a Rock Elektra/Asylum
2001 Satellite Blues EMI
2001 Safe in New York City EMI
2001 Stiff Upper Lip [EP] East West

AC/DC DVDs & AC/DC Music Videos

1985 Fly on the Wall Atco
1986 Who Made Who: Video Atco
1991 Clipped Atco
1992 Live at Donnington Sony
1996 No Bull Elektra/Asylum
1997 Interview Sessions Music Video
2000 Thunder Rock Music Video
2001 Stiff Upper Lip Live Elektra/Asylum
2003 Rock Masters Image
2004 AC/DC: Back in Black Brentwood
2005 The Family Jewels Epic

Other AC/DC Vinyl and AC/DC CD's

Interview
1988 Conversation AVI
1992 Interview Baktabak
1999 Rockview Interview Rockview
2000 Audio Biography CD Chrome Dreams
2001 Maximum AC/DC Chrome Dreams
2001 Monsters of Rock Rockview

Bon Scott Solos
1988 Early Years 1967-1972 See for Miles
1996 Complete Sessions 1971-72 Raven
1998 Livestock Connoisseur
1999 With the Spektors and the Valentines See for Miles

More AC/DC Music CD Appearances

Brian Johnson
Geordie Hope You Like It (1973) Vocals
Geordie Don't Be Fooled by the Name (1974) Vocals
Geordie Brian Johnson & Geordie (1981)
Jackyl Cut the Crap (1997) Vocals

Cliff Williams
Adam Bomb Fatal Attraction (1985) Bass, Vocals (bckgr)
Bandit Bandit (1977) Bass, Vocals
Home Pause for a Hoarse Horse (1971) Bass, Vocals
Home Home (1972) Bass, Vocals
Home Alchemist (1973) Bass, Vocals
Willis "Gator" Jackson Plays with Feeling (1976) Guitar (Bass)
Willis "Gator" Jackson Plays with Feeling/The Way We Were (2001) Guitar (Bass)
Alexis Korner Lost Album (1996) Bass

Phil Rudd
Angry Blood from Stone (1990) Drums
Buster Brown Something to Say (1974) Drums

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