AC/DC - Highway To Hell

AC/DC – Highway to Hell, released in 1979, is a defining moment in the band's career and in the history of rock music. It is the sixth studio album and the last to feature legendary frontman Bon Scott before his untimely death. The album blends hard rock with catchy hooks and rebellious energy, epitomised by the title track "Highway to Hell," one of AC/DC's most iconic songs.

Other standout tracks like "Girls Got Rhythm" and "Touch Too Much" demonstrate the band’s trademark blend of raw, energetic riffs and unapologetic attitude. Highway to Hell cemented AC/DC's place in rock history and is often considered one of their greatest achievements.