It was AC/DC's Bon Scott and Malcolm Young that initially got the hard-rocking Angels from Adelaide signed up for a recording deal back in 1974. The band never managed to match their mentors' international success, but they were one of the biggest local rock acts in Australia from the '70s through to the '90s. They produced a string of instantly recognisable rock anthems and classic Oz albums, from 1978's Face to Face through to 1991's Red Back Fever.