AC/DC Highway to Hell First Pressing - 1979 APLP-040 Rare Blue Albert VG+ Vinyl
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Feb 6, 2024 Sold Date
Feb 5, 2024 Start Date
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This first pressing of "Highway To Hell" on the Albert Productions label is highly sought after by collectors. Its blue label, single record sleeve, and rounded plastic film inner sleeve are all original to this release, making it a true gem for those seeking the ultimate AC/DC vinyl experience.
Dive into the thunderous world of AC/DC with their iconic album "Highway To Hell," originally released in 1979 on the legendary Albert Productions label. This first pressing from Australia boasts the distinctive blue Alberts label and features the classic single record sleeve and rounded plastic film inner sleeve. Experience the raw energy and electrifying performances of tracks like "Highway To Hell," "Girls Got Rhythm," and "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" in their original, unadulterated form. Own a piece of rock history with this rare and collectible first pressing, cherished by vinyl enthusiasts and AC/DC fans worldwide.
Artist: AC/DC, the Australian rock band that took the world by storm with their high-voltage performances and unforgettable anthems. Led by the enigmatic Bon Scott, AC/DC's music is characterized by its raw, stripped-down sound, thunderous riffs, and Scott's distinctive, raspy vocals. Their albums have sold millions worldwide, making them one of the most successful rock bands of all time.
Record Label: Albert Productions, the independent record label founded by Ted Albert in 1966. Albert Productions played a pivotal role in shaping the Australian music landscape, releasing iconic albums by AC/DC, The Easybeats, and Rose Tattoo, among others. Known for its commitment to quality and its unwavering support for local artists, Albert Productions has left an indelible mark on Australian music history.
Vintage Vinyl (VG+). This classic record combines rich history with careful preservation. The cover flaunts slight ring wear, minimal creasing, and a hint of discoloration on the back, plus some shelf wear. Its spine is intact, with all lettering visible. Photos are included to capture these details accurately. The vinyl shines in VG+ condition, with faint surface marks that don't compromise the glossy finish or sound quality. Play-tested and excellent audio. Minor spindle marks on the label underscore its well-loved status. A must-have for collectors seeking both visual appeal and superb playback.


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