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To understand the significance of “Long Way to the Top,” we need to take a trip down memory lane. Originally formed in 1973, ACDC began their journey with Dave Evans as their frontman. However, it wasn’t long before Bon Scott, a captivating singer and songwriter, stepped in after Evans left the band. Scott’s arrival heralded a new era for the band, and along with Angus and Malcolm Young, built a sound that would distinguish ACDC in the hard rock realm.
In 1975, ACDC released their second album, "TNT." This pivotal record showcased a more refined style compared to their debut. Mark Evans, the bassist for ACDC, remarked on the creation of the album, indicating how the band honed their signature sound—delivering steady rhythms, powerful guitar riffs, and Scott's unmistakable gritty vocals.