Cyberspace a track which was left out of the Stiff Upper Lip album has surfaced on the European CD Single Safe in New York City.

Tracks that have been left out of the album Stiff upper lip , but may appear as b-sides to singles are

• Rave on
• Whistle blower
• The cock crows
• Cyberspace
• let it go

Snake Eye appears as a B side to Heatseeker 12 inch single

Borrowed Time appears on the B-side to the Moneytalks 12 inch single and also the b-side to Heatseeker 12 inch single

Down on the Borderline however was the b-side to the Australian Moneytalks single

Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker) was performed in a jam session on French radio featuring Angus and Brian. Other tracks performed in this jam sessio were Rocker , Boogie man and Highway to Hell

Lucille the Little Richard song was performed on the last gig of the European tour. It has surfaced on a bootleg single which features Carry me Home

Two songs still remains in the vaults from the Flick of the Switch sessions, "Tightrope" and "Out Of Bounds".

Alright Tonite , Let it lose , Heatseeker demo were recorded in the Blow up your video session.

The 12 inch single of Who Made Who features a special Collectors mix of the same track

1993 Saw the release of the track Big Gun as a single. This track was recorded for the Arnold Schwarzeneggar file "The Last Action Hero". Although this tracks appears on the Original soundtrack for the film it has never been released on an AC/DC Album and has not featured in the Set list of the live shows.

The 1986 12 inch single Shake your foundations includes a 13 minute version of Jailbreak

The 12 inch single of You shook me all night long includes a live version of the same track and also a live recording from 1976 of She's got balls (Bon on vocals)

Live versions of Back in Black and T.N.T. appear on the 12 inch single Let's get it up

The 12 inch single of For those about to Rock features a 11 min live version of Let there be Rock.

Live versions of Rock n Roll aint a noise pollution , Sin City and this house is on fire appear on the 12 inch single Nervous Shakedown

A live version of Guns for hire backed the 7 inch single Who made who

Tracks which have surfaced on the bootleg CD tentively titled The tracks that fell through the cracks include 3 un-released instrumentals from the Who Made Who/Maximum Overdrive sessions Scared (unreleased Inst. from Maximum Overdrive) , Cliff's Solo (unreleased Inst. from Maximum Overdrive) , Humans Here (unreleased Inst. from Maximum Overdrive) , You shook me all night long (Unreleased Remix from Maximum Overdrive vox-B.Johnson). Little is known regarding this bootleg and the tracks.

The Japanese version of the Double collectors edition of Live features the bonus track Hell aint a bad place to be (live). This track along with live versions of Hells Bells , The Jack , High Voltage feature on the Highway to Hell douyble CD single pack.

Dirty deeds done dirt cheap 12 inch single includes a live version of Shoot to Thrill

The Hail Caesar single includes a live version of Whole Lotta Rosie in the CD release.

There is also a 5 track CD single (CA820) which features live versions taken from Donnington and the Monsters in Moscow performance.

The Jackyl album Cut the Crap featured a track called Locked and Loaded which featured Brian Johnson on vocals. Brian's involvement with the band not only as producer also strayed onto the stage and their is a live recording of Jackyl featuring Brian Johnson performing Back in Black. This track has to the best of my knowledge only surfaced on the Internet

Hard On is a track that was recorded for the Blow up the video session but has not been released.

There is a 1985 studio outtake titled 'Hellbilly Ditty' Available on 'If You Want First Blood' 7 inch bootleg vinyl (which was released 2-3 years ago).

News of a rare AC/DC bootleg (Aftershock) have surfaced featuring different versions form the Flick of the Switch sessions.
Tracks rumoured to appear are as follows.
Rising Power , Flick Of The Switch , Nervous Shakedown (take 1) ,Guns For Hire (take 1), Jam , Guns For Hire (take 2), Guns For Hire (take 5), Guns For Hire (take 7), Nervous Shakedown (intro takes), Nervous Shakedown (take 2), Jam, Messin' With The Kid (the "unheard" song)

On the 18th February 2003 - Angus and Malcolm Young joined the Rolling Stones on stage at the Enmore Theatre , Sydney , Australia and performed a version of the blues track "Rock me Baby". More details