スラッシュがクイーンの、アンスラックスのスコット・イアンがAC/DCの「ベスト・リフ5曲」をそれぞれセレクト

・Stone Cold Crazy
"I loved this riff before I even started to play guitar, that's how cool it is."

・More Of That Jazz
"It's actually one of the first songs I learned on my first ever one-string electric guitar."


・Tie Your Mother Down
"I actually performed this with Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. It's just one of the most instantly recognisable riffs ever."


・Let Me Entertain You
"It's a very cool riff. I think it's in parallel sixths. Brian May used the same idea later on The Hitman from the Innuendo album."


・Fat Bottomed Girls
"It's in drop D, I think, and that riff is so big - it sounds like a big fat ass!"

・Riff Raff
"Powerage was the first AC/DC album I bought and, although Sin City would be a more obvious riff to choose, for me Riff Raff is the song. When I first heard that riff kick in I thought, 'Man, I gotta learn how to play this!'"


・Kicked In The Teeth
"This riff has always grabbed me. It's so simple, but that's what makes AC/DC so great. Malcolm can just hit an A chord and it sounds better than anyone else."


・Let There Be Rock
"Me and my buddies used to jam with this all day, it was so much fun. I just had to learn all the parts. I think this song was their first real anthem."


・Whole Lotta Rosie
"There's so much power and simplicity in this riff. The thing about AC/DC riffs is that they are as catchy as the chorus - you can sing the riff to someone and they will instantly know what song it is."


・Ride On
"This kinda shows the other end of the AC/DC spectrum; they were just a really great bar-room boogie blues band. That they can pull it so far back and still sound so powerful is amazing. This is also Bon Scott's finest moment."