“Let There Be Rock sees AC/DC’s religious-like respect for the simple art of making rock & roll brought to its logical conclusion: a veritable gospel to the glory of rock, canonized here in hymn-like worship. The near-epic title track to what is widely regarded as the best Bon Scott-era album, the song is a holy testimony, bringing good news to all those who believe in the healing power of rock & roll – amen! Oh yeah, it also kicks unholy ass!”
–Eduardo Rivadavia, AllMusic
True AC/DC fans listen to vinyl LPs. Not just AC/DC fans but old school rockers in general. It’s just the best way to listen to the songs of your favorite bands and to get a feel of the era. And if you truly appreciate vinyl LPs, you probably have one or more of the band’s dozen or so vinyl LP albums. If you collect them and still don’t have the AC/DC Let There Be Rock Vinyl LP Record Australian Albert Productions Australia For Collectors, then here’s your chance.
Our website has a boatload of memorabilia associated to sports, celebrities, and classic rock bands, such as The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and of course AC/DC. Through our website, you have the chance to get the AC/DC Let There Be Rock Vinyl LP Record Australian Albert Productions Australia For Collectors along with other very rare items from AC/DC and other classic rock bands. And these aren’t modern reissues. These are the real deal from the 70s and 80s, in great condition!
Let There Be Rock is the band’s fourth studio album first released by Albert Productions in March 1977. This is the last album with Mark Evans on bass before he left the band. Let There Be Rock marked a resurgence of activity and motivation in the band when America’s Atlantic Records threatened to drop them. The band amped up their performance and prevented themselves from sudden irrelevance. The international version of the album also featured the first appearance of their iconic logo while the Australian version still retained the original. Whatever the cover, Let There Be Rock is the album that put the band back on the rock & roll map.
“Let There Be Rock sees AC/DC’s religious-like respect for the simple art of making rock & roll brought to its logical conclusion: a veritable gospel to the glory of rock, canonized here in hymn-like worship. The near-epic title track to what is widely regarded as the best Bon Scott-era album, the song is a holy testimony, bringing good news to all those who believe in the healing power of rock & roll – amen! Oh yeah, it also kicks unholy ass!”
–Eduardo Rivadavia, AllMusic
The AC/DC Let There Be Rock Vinyl LP Record Australian Albert Productions Australia For Collectors package is in excellent condition and at a reasonable price for this rare out of production collectible. The cover is in near mint condition and the vinyl itself looks and plays excellent. This is the 1977 original blue kangaroo (roo) Australian first pressing vinyl LP record with a blue center label and a blue kangaroo emblem.
The Australian cover features the fingers of guitarist Chris Turner, from Australian band Buffalo. “There was a bloke called Colin Stead, who was in Buffalo for about ten minutes,” Turner recalled. “He was also the centrefold photographer for Playboy. He phoned me up and said he was doing the album cover for Let There Be Rock, but AC/DC were out of town, so could I help out? He wanted a flash guitar run up and down the neck. From the Classic Rock Magazine, Issue 170, Angus said, ‘He’s got fat fingers, hasn’t he?’”.
The album features the songs:
Side 1
- Go Down
- Dog Eat Dog
- Let There Be Rock
- Bad Boy Boogie
Side 2
- Overdose
- Crabsody in Blue – while the international version features the song Problem Child
- Hell Ain’t a Bad Place To Be
- Whole Lotta Rosie
Great bands quickly come and go, but thanks to this album, AC/DC held on and became iconic. Listen to it on vinyl and find out why!
