Make A Difference Foundation : Stairway To Heaven / Highway To Hell

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Stairway to Heaven/Highway to Hell

 was a 1989

 compilation album

 featuring bands

 that performed at

 the Moscow Music Peace Festival:

 Bon Jovi, 

Skid Row, 

The Scorpions, 

Ozzy Osbourne, 

Mötley Crüe, 

Cinderella, 

and 

Gorky Park. 

The album closes

 with a

 few collaborative efforts 

including a cover of

 Led Zeppelin's

 "Moby Dick" 

and a 

live medley 

of songs from

 Elvis Presley

 and

 Led Zeppelin.

the Make a Difference Foundation,

 a nonprofit group

 formed by

 executive producer 

Doc McGhee, 

which fought 

youth alcohol 

and drug abuse. 

Album proceeds were 

split between

 Make a Difference

 and the 

Soviet Union's 

All-Union 

Society for Sobriety. 

Each song is a cover

 of a famous 

solo artist

 or rock band 

who had suffered a

 drug- or alcohol-related death. 

The album's liner notes

 include an extensive 

dedication list of 

such artists, 

along with a 

skeleton 

playing the guitar.

Billboard magazine

 cited the album as

 "New and Noteworthy" 

after its release, 

describing it as,

 "Glittering array of headbangers 

assemble for one of the

 must-have collections

 of the season."

The album title meshes

 the song titles of 

"Stairway to Heaven" 

by Led Zeppelin 

and

 "Highway to Hell" 

by AC/DC. 

Although neither

 track appears

 on the album,

 both 

Led Zeppelin 

drummer

 John Bonham 

and 

AC/DC 

singer 

Bon Scott

 had

 alcohol-related 

deaths

 in 1980

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