AC/DC Prints

The Aussie heroes were famously dubbed ‘the thunder from down under’ by Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler...

But their influence has been felt globally, since their violent appearance on the scene with their debut album ‘High Voltage’ in 1973. Formed by guitar-playing brothers Angus and Malcolm Young, AC/DC’s impact on rock has been profound. Malcolm forged the groove-laden backbone for unmistakable riffs like ‘T.N.T.’ and ‘Highway to Hell’, while Angus gave the band its visual identity with his devil-red Gibson and mischievous schoolboy uniform. While AC/DC’s 1975 single ‘It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll)’ accepts the hardships of life in a hard rocking band, it couldn’t predict the sudden death of frontman Bon Scott in 1980. These images are a reminder of their incredible legacy.

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AC/DC in 1990 By Terry O'Neill
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Angus Young at Wembley By Alan Perry
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Angus Young's Devil Horns By Richard McCaffrey
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AC/DC in NY By Martyn Goddard
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AC/DC in 1976 By Martyn Goddard
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AC/DC, 1981 By Gered Mankowitz
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AC/DC Through Glass
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Brian Johnson, 1982
By Mirrorpix
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Axl Rose and Stephanie Seymour
By Life Picture Collection
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AC/DC at the Coliseum By Richard McCaffrey
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Angus Young 1986 By Janet Macoska
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AC/DC at the Gillette Stadium By Richard McCaffrey
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AC/DC on stage Coventry 1978 By Alan Perry
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Angus Young and Bon Scott at Lunch, 1977 By Janet Macoska
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Bon Scott Of AC/DC By Waring Abbott
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Angus in London Hotel By Peter Anderson
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Angus Young on stage 1978 By Alan Perry
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Angus Young on the sofa By Peter Anderson
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Angus Young in London Hotel By Peter Anderson
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AC/DC '76 By Martyn Goddard
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