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Book with online audio
No disc included. Access is through a code in the book, so it needs an internet connection to set up.

Independent shopping perspective
Guitar Play-Along book with online audio covering AC/DC classics. For rhythm-focused players learning the parts against a full backing track.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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No disc included. Access is through a code in the book, so it needs an internet connection to set up.
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Practicing against a rhythm section is where sloppy timing shows. This is the main value over a plain songbook.
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Everything inside is AC/DC. Other artists in the series are separate volumes, separate purchases.
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Focused on the band's established material rather than a single album, so the arrangements span their catalog.
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A couple dollars above the series norm. Still under the cost of one lesson, but it is self-directed study.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Audio is delivered online through an access code, not on a disc.
The Guitar Play-Along series is built around guitar tab, so you can follow the parts without reading standard notation.
It suits advancing beginners upward. You will want solid open and power chords and steady down-picking before starting.
Different artist. Volume 119 covers AC/DC, Volume 99 covers ZZ Top. Same series format, separate books.
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