Apple announced that AC/DC fans can now get their favorite Ac/DC albums and songs from the iTunes Store. The complete AC/DC catalog is now available for purchase.

In partnership with Columbia Records, Apple brought AC/DC’s complete catalog to iTunes. For the first time and exclusively on the iTunes Store, all of AC/DC’s songs and albums are available for purchase. This means that all 16 AC/DC studio albums, 4 live albums, and 3 compilation albums have been mastered for and are now available on Apple’s iTunes Store.

The aforementioned 16 AC/DC studio albums are:

• High Voltage (1976)
• Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976)
• Let There Be Rock (1977)
• Powerage (1978)
• Highway To Hell (1979)
• Back In Black (1980)
• For Those About To Rock We Salute You (1981)
• Flick Of The Switch (1983)
• 74 Jailbreak (1984)
• Fly On The Wall (1985)
• Who Made Who (1986)
• Blow Up Your Video (1988)
• The Razors Edge (1990)
• Ballbreaker (1995)
• Stiff Upper Lip (2000)
• Black Ice (2008)

The 4 live albums are:

• If You Want Blood You’ve Got It (1978)
• Live (1992)
• Live (2 Volume Collector’s Edition) (1992)
• Live At River Plate (2012)

And the 3 compilation albums are:

• Bonfire (1997)
• Backtracks audio (2009)
• Iron Man 2 soundtrack (2010)

You can purchase any of these albums or you can purchase individual tracks. It must be mentioned that there are also two specially packaged digital compilations available for purchase:

• The Collection (all studio albums)
• The Complete Collection (all studio albums, live albums and box sets).

“AC/DC’s thunderous and primal rock and roll has excited fans for generations with their raw and rebellious brand of music, which also resonates with millions of new fans discovering AC/DC everyday, said Apple in a press release. “Their growing legion of fans will now experience the intensity of AC/DC’s music in a way it has never been heard before. AC/DC’s music has been Mastered for iTunes, ensuring the music is delivered to listeners with increased audio fidelity, more closely replicating what the artists, recording engineers and producers intended.”