AC/DC assembled some of the heaviest, nastiest, catchiest guitar riffs in rock history, but which one is their greatest?

And comb through our list of five guitar techniques you need in your arsenal before crushing "Back in Black" the way AC/DC 's Angus Young plays it.

That's because the effort includes guitar riffs composed by Malcolm with his brother and surviving AC/DC member, Angus Young, the band's longtime engineer has confirmed. (The AC/DC siblings are ...

AC/DC grooves. And that groove started with Malcolm Young. In order to fully grasp the genius of Malcolm Young, you must also appreciate the art of rock and roll rhythm guitar.

Malcolm, who's been described as the business and brains behind AC/DC, was heavily influenced by '50s rock and roll as well as the blues-based rock guitarists of the '60s and '70s.

It’s the Kinks meets AC/DC. I had to play around with the riff because I didn’t want it to sound like You Really Got Me – you don’t wanna get sued or anything.

Malcolm Young, the guitarist and songwriter who was a founder of the Australian rock band AC/DC, died Saturday. He was 64. His family confirmed the death in a statement, adding that Young had ...