Opis
In 1979, AC/DC unleashed "Highway to Hell," a groundbreaking album that marked a pivotal moment in rock history, being the last collaboration with the iconic frontman Bon Scott. The energy and raw power of the music encapsulate the essence of a band on the precipice of superstardom, blending hard rock with catchy riffs and memorable lyrics.
Joe Bonomo delves deep into the cultural impact of this legendary work. He explores the stories behind the songs, the whirlwind lifestyle of the band, and the legacy that has continued to influence rock musicians worldwide. This examination reveals not just the album's musical genius but also its place in the enduring narrative of rock and roll.
Joe Bonomo delves deep into the cultural impact of this legendary work. He explores the stories behind the songs, the whirlwind lifestyle of the band, and the legacy that has continued to influence rock musicians worldwide. This examination reveals not just the album's musical genius but also its place in the enduring narrative of rock and roll.
Szczegóły książki
Format
Miękka okładka
Strony
144 stron
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
maj 6, 2010
Wydawca
Continuum
ISBN-10
1441190287
ISBN-13
9781441190284
