Patch AC/DC - Highway to Hell ⚡
Patch AC/DC - Highway to Hell ⚡
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An album cover that defined AC/DC's image
Official AC/DC sew-on patch – Approx. 10 × 10 cm
🔥 This official AC/DC sew-on patch faithfully reproduces the cover of Highway to Hell, released in 1979. It features all five band members posing together, with Angus Young standing at the front wearing his now-famous red devil horns. The photograph has become one of the most recognisable images in hard rock history.
The striking contrast between the red AC/DC logo, the dark background and the vivid red details creates an instantly recognisable design that perfectly captures the rebellious spirit of the band.
An image that became legendary 😈
By placing devil horns on Angus Young, the artwork playfully embraced the provocative reputation often associated with rock music in the late 1970s. Rather than conveying a religious message, the cover reflects AC/DC's theatrical sense of humour and their unmistakable stage identity.
The final album with Bon Scott 🎸
Released in 1979, Highway to Hell was the last studio album recorded with Bon Scott. Featuring classics such as Highway to Hell, Touch Too Much and Shot Down in Flames, it marked AC/DC's international breakthrough.
💡 Did you know?
Highway to Hell was the first AC/DC album produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. His polished production style helped the band reach a much wider international audience while preserving the raw energy that defined their sound.
Specifications
- Officially licensed AC/DC product
- Sew-on patch
- Approximate size: 10 × 10 cm
- Faithful reproduction of the Highway to Hell album cover (1979)
- Square format
- Band photograph featuring Angus Young wearing his iconic devil horns
This visual continues a graphic tradition closely linked to hard rock, with AC/DC remaining one of its most evocative names.
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