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Says Cartagine, "Last time out they kept being asked, 'Is this the last time?' They never answer the question. You may have to go to England or Australia for the chance to see them again."

As for the TNT single, which has sold 1,000 copies and is already being reordered, co-producer Robbie Watson sent off a copy to a friend at Universal Music, who played "On the Borderline" to a few people.

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TNT: Not the real thing, but an amazing facsimile of AC/DC.

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"They said, 'This is fuckin' great, but would AC/DC fans buy something that's not the real thing?' That was their question. I have no doubt about 'On the Borderline' being a hit record, but there's a Catch-22 on the marketing side of it. They're also worried that it would be taken as an AC/DC record on radio and then you'd get a problem."