Framed Vinyl Record of AC/DC Highway to Hell
$45.00
Loud, lean, and built for the open road, Highway to Hell is the album that broke AC/DC in America. This AC/DC Highway to Hell framed vinyl record gives that raw rock and roll a permanent spot on your wall.
Released in 1979 and produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, it paired the snarling title track with "Girls Got Rhythm" and "Touch Too Much." It was also Bon Scott's final album with the band, which earns it a special place with longtime fans.
Made for the garage, the home gym, the man cave, or the corner by the bar cart. It's a no-brainer gift for the friend who still plays air guitar to that opening riff.
Details
- Real 12" vinyl record, custom-cut with a CNC router
- 13" black metal frame with a white paper background
- High-quality reproduction Highway to Hell label applied to a pristine-condition record
- Handmade by The Record Breakers
Note: the record is authentic vinyl, but it is not an original pressing of Highway to Hell; the label is a reproduction made for display.
- Real vinyl record, hand-cut, never a print
- No two are exactly alike
- Framed and ready to hang
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How it is made
We select, clean and design each record, cut it on our CNC router, replace the label with a high-quality reproduction, then finish and frame it by hand.
Made by Eric & Pam
Select. Clean. Design. Cut. Finish. Frame.
Every piece goes through six steps by hand in our workshop. Some take several attempts before the cut is right, and we don't ship it until it is.
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