Unisex. 100% Cotton. Pre-shrunk. Soft & Comfy T-Shirt.
Style Unisex:
For Women is relaxed fit, for a fitted look we recommend ordering a size down.
For Men is fitted style, for a loose look order one size up.
Lenght: Long
WHAT YOU'LL GET FOR THIS LISTING
You'll get one adult unisex t-shirt that has the design above imprinted on it. The shirt is 4.3 oz. and is made with combed cotton.
AC DC Highway to Hell: The Anthem That Made Rock Feel Dangerous Again
AC/DC's Highway to Hell is not just an album; it's a sonic baptism in rock and roll. It's a record that redefined the genre, a statement of intent that made rock feel dangerous again.
Released in 1979, just months before the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott, Highway to Hell is a masterpiece of raw power and unbridled energy. It's an album that captures the essence of the band's live performances, a celebration of excess, and a defiant middle finger to authority.
The album's opening track, the title track, is a sonic assault, a relentless barrage of riffs, drums, and Angus Young's iconic schoolboy uniform. It's a celebration of the open road, a declaration of independence.
The rest of the album is equally powerful. "The Jack" is a high-octane adrenaline rush, a reminder of the thrill of the chase. "Whole Lotta Rosie" is a classic rock anthem, a celebration of excess and indulgence. "If You Want Blood, You've Got It" is a raw, unfiltered expression of aggression, a reminder of the band's rebellious spirit.
Highway to Hell is more than just an album; it's a cultural touchstone. It's the soundtrack to a generation, a reminder of the power of music to heal, to unite, and to inspire. It's a record that has stood the test of time, a testament to the enduring power of rock and roll.
Show your love with Angus Young and AC/DC merchandise. From classic AC/DC tour t-shirts to limited edition items, there's something for every fan. Wear your favorite AC/DC shirts with pride and let the world know you're a true music lover. By purchasing AC/DC merch, you're not only supporting the band but also celebrating the enduring power of their music and their impact on popular culture.
