How did a musical legend come to be, adored by millions of people around the world for decades? Why AC/DC faced
accusations of Satanism and why some songs were not allowed to be played in New York? And where did the iconic
come from Angus Young's school uniform?
Canadian music journalist Martin Popoff answers these questions in a book that maps the way
Australian rock gods across the first sixteen albums. He invited a lot of guests from music
to help industry and the immediate surroundings of AC/DC and supplemented the interviews with a number of authentic and often still
unpublished photos from concerts, rehearsals and the privacy of the band. This way we will learn countless details about
songs and albums and maybe we will understand where that unmistakable sound came from that every musical
the fan knows after the first few notes.
At the time of the book's publication in 2017, there was still speculation about the possible end of the "electricians", but luckily they will
they calmed down 2020 with the release of their last album, Power Up. So it seems their highway driving
hell ain't over yet.
Dump the vinyls, kick up the stereo and listen to the electrifying slice of hell on earth we
the other end of the world was brought by two little brothers with guitars.