Who sings vocals on highway to hell?

AC/DC
Highway To Hell/Artists

Who is who on the Highway to Hell album cover?

singer Perry Farrell
In 1988, Jane’s Addiction released ‘Nothing’s Shocking,’ but did not remain true to their album title. The album’s cover was indeed shocking, featuring a sculpture made by singer Perry Farrell of two nude conjoined women sitting on a bench with the top of their heads on fire.

Who wrote the song Highway to Hell?

Angus Young
Bon ScottMalcolm Young
Highway to Hell/Lyricists

Why did ACDC make the song Highway to Hell?

Vocalist Brian Johnson explained to The Metro October 15, 2009: “It was written about being on the bus on the road where it takes forever to get from Melbourne or Sydney to Perth across the Nullarbor Plain. When the Sun’s setting in the west and you’re driving across it, it is like a fire ball.

Who sang Hells Bells?

Hells Bells/Artists

Who made Hells Bells?

What does hell’s bells and buckets of blood mean?

hell’s bells and buckets of blood An exclamation of frustration or surprise. Often shortened to “hell’s bells.” Oh, hell’s bells and buckets of blood—the printer isn’t working, and my paper is due in five minutes!

What is AC/DC’s highway to Hell?

Highway to Hell, released in 1979, is one of AC/DC’s biggest hits, though in reality, AC/DC never really had individual hits, they’ve just had huge tours and shipped full albums and CD’s by the bucketload. But while we’re not talking about an international number 1 here, we are talking about one of the most iconic and memorable songs in rock.

Why is the song Highway to Hell called Highway to Hell?

This song was the first single off of “Highway To Hell” album. It is one of the band’s most-popular tracks. It has been played at almost all of their concerts. One origin of this song’s title was a nickname “Highway to Hell” given to the Canning Highway in Australia.

Did AC/DC Backmask satanic messages on their album Highway to Hell?

When AC/DC was accused of backmasking Satanic messages on their Highway To Hell record, Angus Young responded: “You didn’t need to play [the album] backwards, because we never hid [the messages]. We’d call an album Highway To Hell, there it was right in front of them.”

Is there a real highway to Hell in America?

When this song was released, there really was a “Highway to Hell” in America: Route 666. This section of highway ran through Arizona and Utah; it was later renumbered after various ghost stories emerged about unexplained happenings on the road.