AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 12" Vinyl LP Album

- German Release

AC/DC's 3 LP Record Box Set, cataloged as ATLANTIC 60149, encapsulates the band's formidable presence in the late 1970s rock scene. Featuring three iconic albums

AC/DC's "Baby Please Don't Go / Jailbreak" 7" vinyl is a musical masterpiece, blending blues and rock seamlessly. Released during a pivotal period

"Back in Black" is the first album with "Brian Johnson" as lead-singer. All songs written by Young, Young and Johnson.

This album showcases AC/DC's raw power and enduring legacy. A testament to the band's resilience, it remains a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts, blending timeless rock with a contemporary edge

Initially recorded in 1975, its unique cover art and rarity contribute to its mystique. The vinyl's delayed global debut intensified its appeal, making it a cherished piece in rock histor

"Flick of the Switch" stands out as a raw and powerful collection of tracks that capture the essence of the band's signature sound. Released as a 12" vinyl LP album, the record showcases AC/DC at their peak

Recorded in Switzerland, the self-produced album explores a voyeuristic concept, portraying life through ten tracks.

The 1981 album, a successor to "Back in Black," showcased AC/DC's signature power. The 12" vinyl format enhanced the sonic experience, complemented by iconic cover artwork.

The classic "Let There Be Rock" showcased AC/DC's raw energy. Lange's meticulous production added depth, contributing to the record's enduring appeal. This Maxi-Single symbolized the unyielding spirit of hard rock

The authentic Australian release of AC/DC's "High Voltage" 12" Vinyl LP showcases the band's debut studio album, a seminal work in hard rock. Originally released in February 1975,

AC/DC's debut studio album, "High Voltage," released in February 1975, revolutionized rock with its raw energy and iconic tracks. The Belgium Import 12" Vinyl LP edition adds collectible allure

Angus Young shreds electrifying riffs on a speeding highway to hell! AC/DC's iconic "Highway to Hell" cover blazes with rock & roll rebellion. Buckle up for high-voltage anthems! (199 characters)

"If You Want Blood You've Got It" is the first live album by Australian hard rock band AC/DC, originally released in the US on 21 November 1978. All songs were written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young and Bon Scott.

"Let There Be Rock" is a hard-hitting masterpiece that defined the band's electrifying sound. With thunderous riffs, Angus Young's blistering guitar solos, and Bon Scott's gritty vocals

The gatefold album cover features an unexpected twist, showcasing a playful image of Miss Piggy in a stylish outfit. This unconventional addition adds a touch of humor to the iconic rock band's live music collection

The album PowerAge encapsulates the rebellious spirit of the era. Recorded at Sydney's Albert Studios, its production strikes a balance between live energy and studio finesse.

"The Razor's Edge" with Iconic tracks like "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks" became classics, while ATCO Records' role in production ensured global success.

"Who Made Who" known for its role in Stephen King's Maximum Overdrive, epitomizes the vibrant '80s rock scene. This collector's item reflects the synergy between music and film during the era.

Released in 1986, it served as the soundtrack to the movie "Maximum Overdrive." The title track, along with "D.T." and "Chase the Ace," delivers a high-voltage dose of AC/DC's signature rock sound.