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The specified account of AC/DCis climb to popularity, once the ribald words and charming stage presence of vocalist Bon Scott, combined with the guitar work of Angus and Malcolm Young, described a fresh, extremely important make of rock and roll. Pulling on several interviews and having a gallery of rare pictures, Clinton Walker traces the group's career through the life span of the unique front man, from small time gigs to worldwide achievement, as much as Scott's surprising death in 1980. AC/DC's undiminished celebrity standing (they truly are the next-best-selling group ever), and their marked impact on the sequence of styles from metal to grunge to reputation, make sure that Bon Scott's reputation remains felt firmly. HIGHWAY TO HELL provides the complete account of the seminal stone number.