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Angus won the Guitarist of the year honors. When asked about it how it felt to have such honors, he replied: "I don't know, I'm not even the best player in ACDC."

I dont think people understand how much work goes into lining songs up like this, especially 50 in a row. This was composed so well youve earned a sub

Am I normal? I can almost listen to it over and over without getting bored...this guy is awesome he makes you love ACDC

The Razors Edge is one of the best riffs I ever heard...

As soon as I heard the bells, a huge smile lit up across my face

This is what made AC/DC so great. There were no superstars. Just five awesome musicians that knew how to play together.

Led Zeppelin: Accused of having satanic messages when you play their songs backwards AC/DC: Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be

That Stiff Upper Lip album is criminally underrated.

This sounds like one really long AC/DC song

I'm sick to death of people saying we've made 11 albums that sounds exactly the same, Infact, we've made 12 albums that sound exactly the same. Angus Young

My wife “how long is this song Jesus?” Me.... Wife “It’s been playing forever” I just busted out laughing.

That’s the best 14 minutes I’ve ever spent on KZfaq. The extra seconds is me shaking my head in disbelief at this person’s talent and dedication and secondly at the enormity of the influence AC/DC have had. Jesus Christ!!! Mind blowing!!!

*Rest in power Malcolm Young*

AC/DC is one of the few rock bands where you can bang your head to EVERY one of their songs

you just made me duck walk across my room for 13 minutes

0:01 Hells Bells - Back In Black (1980) 0:49 Spellbound - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (1981) 0:58 Highway to Hell - Highway to Hell (1979) 1:07 Rock N Roll Train - Black Ice (2008) 1:15 Have a Drink On Me - Back in Black (1980) 1:23 Stiff Upper Lip - Stiff Upper Lip (2000) 1:31 Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be - Let There be Rock (1977) 1:39 Shot Down In Flames - Highway to Hell (1979) 1:46 Flick of the Switch - Flick of the Switch (1983) 1:53 High Voltage - High Voltage (1976) 2:17 Shoot to Thrill - Back in Black (1980) 2:32 Girls Got Rhythm - Highway to Hell (1979) 2:39 Thunderstruck - The Razors Edge (1990) 3:08 Soul Stripper - High Voltage (1975) / '74 Jailbreak (1984) 3:23 You Shook Me All Night Long - Back in Black (1980) 4:11 Shake Your Foundations - Fly on the Wall (1985) 4:26 Are You Ready - The Razors Edge (1990) 4:58 The Furor - Ballbreaker (1995) 5:07 Stand Up - Fly on the Wall (1985) 5:30 Nervous Shakedown - Flick of the Switch (1983) 6:03 Walk All Over You - Highway to Hell (1979) 6:14 Back in Black - Back in Black (1980) 6:24 Rock the House - Rock or Bust (2014) 6:34 Evil Walks - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (1981) 6:43 Rock N Roll Ain't Noise Pollution - Back in Black (1980) 6:53 Let Me Put My Love Into You - Back in Black (1980) 7:13 The Razors Edge - The Razors Edge (1990) 7:42 Playing with Girls - Fly on the Wall (1985) 7:56 Stormy May Day - Black Ice (2008) 8:15 Back in Business - Fly on the Wall (1985) 8:24 Hell or High Water - Fly on the Wall (1985) 8:45 Hard As A Rock - Ballbreaker (1995) 8:53 Who Made Who - Who Made Who (1986) 9:12 What Do You Do For Money Honey - Back in Black (1980) 9:20 TNT - TNT (1975) / High Voltage (1976) 9:27 Sin City - Powerage (1978) 9:35 I Put The Finger On You - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (1981) 9:42 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976) 9:49 Dog Eat Dog - Let There Be Rock (1977) 9:57 Jailbreak - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976) / '74 Jailbreak (1984) 10:04 Big Gun - Big Gun (1993) 10:18 Shake a Leg - Back in Black (1980) 11:04 Safe in New York City - Stiff Upper Lip (2000) 11:29 Whole Lotta Rosie - Let There Be Rock (1977) 11:35 Heatseeker - Blow Up Your Video (1988) 11:41 Riff Raff - Powerage (1978) 11:54 Let There Be Rock - Let There Be Rock (1977) 12:04 Beating Around the Bush - Highway to Hell (1979) 12:17 Landslide - Flick of the Switch (1983) 12:25 For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (1981)

AC/DC will always be the most fun band in music. They never took themselves or the music they played too seriously, they just wanted to be a bunch of badasses who played badass music and had fun doing it, and I'd say that in that regard, they were wildly successful.

People say that ACDC just does the same thing. Well the sound of the guitar never changed, but the riffs definitely have a variety. Theres blues, shredding, power chords, fucking everyhing.

Been listening to AC/DC for 43 years. Saw Bon Scott in late 70's. Been the best ride of music. Great job dude!

What i love about acdc is that there are so many hudden gems throughout every album. Like ride on, shot down in flamesrock n roll train. So many good songs that are overlooked

Your video allowed me for the first time (I'm a 50yr old ac/dc fan) to truly understand (visually as well as audibly) how important or integral Malcolm's guitar parts were to each song! Thank you good sir!

Hells Bells riff opening this. Probably one of the all time best riffs ever.

I just love the fact that he looked like he was having so much fun doing all these riffs, smiling for most of the time as well and just jamming out

When the first Rock or Bust song came on and Malcolm’s side disappeared I got really sad....

I’m going to say it. You can’t stop me. Greatest band of all time.

The most enjoyable 13 and a half minutes of my quarantine

This video proves why the Young Brothers worked so well as guitarists... they didn't need to be overly complicated in their playing and they complemented each other so perfectly... exactly how lead and rhythm players should be.

I’ve watched this a dozen times and probably will watch it a dozen more! Great work Andrea and thank you!

This video is proof positive that without Malcolm, there would be no AC/DC........ Angus was the Star, and rightfully so , but Malcolm powered the Rock and Roll Machine.

I hope never happen but if AC/DC announces a last concert, definitely the last song all we must to hear is For Those About To Rock... WE SALUTE YOU!!

Any guitar player, and I mean ANY, would have gladly given one arm to create 5 riffs like these, never mind 50, and Malcolm and Angus have tens of them, as we can see in this video. Here we have 50 but anyone who knows AC/DC reasonably well is well aware that the list could go on and on. This speaks volumes of how insanely BIG they are. Thanks, Andrea, great job, man!!

Let’s just casually toss in the Thunderstruck opening riff… like I don’t think people understand how hard that is to time, let alone in the middle of a mashup! Well done on this!

AC/DC! best hard rock band!

Many idiots are complaining about the missed songs...well smart guys you can make a video from the missed ones let's see how you can do them... Great video by the way...plus an extra that you showed both of the guitarists. You did a great job :)

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!! The man is a genius. What I would give to be able to play half as good. This is a rockin' 13 minutes. It is almost better than listening to the albums. OMG, have we been lucky having grown up with this music. Well done and thank you very much, from an old guy in the UK.

I mean, that's what I really love about acdc, fckn simple songs, but with a lot of groove and energy

I'm 48. Grew up with AC/DC from primary school. Always admired the respect Malcolm and Angus had for each other. Unity never compromised. Their choppy riffs immediately recognisable. Godspeed Mal...

You're listening to the greatest riffs from the greatest rock band in the world. Crank it up to 11.

I love The Razors Edge riff. There's just something about it

The solo to "you shook me all night long" is probably my favorite of all time. Thanks for including it.

Nervous shakedown has a pretty badass riff

Made me appreciate AC/DC again

Favourite band of all time by a mile. Absolute riff monsters.

His appreciation for nervous shakedown makes my respect for him sky rocket

Finally, someone who appreciates Fly on the Wall lol

6:24 that hurts man

4:28 I didn't think an ACDC song riff could make me cry, you played it so beautifully that it brought tears to my eyes

I search for a whole hour trying to find some decent AC/DC guitar covers and I come across this absolute masterpiece. Great job!

In order of appearance: Back in Black - 9 songs For Those About to Rock - 4 songs Highway to Hell - 5 songs Black Ice - 2 songs Stiff Upper Lip - 2 songs Let There Be Rock - 4 songs Flick of the Switch - 3 songs High Voltage (International) - 1 song The Razor's Edge - 3 songs High Voltage (Australian) - 1 song Fly on the Wall - 5 songs [RESPECT] Ballbreaker - 2 songs Rock or Bust - 1 song Who Made Who - 1 song TNT - 1 song Powerage - 2 songs Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - 2 songs Big Gun Single - 1 song (duh) Blow Up Your Video - 1 song Bon Scott Era - 16 songs Brian Johnson - 34 songs. You played at least 1 song from every album, that's badass. And you gave a lot of love to the underappreciated 'Fly on the Wall!' I love both eras equally, but as Bon made 6 albums and was in the band in 7 years, and Brian made 11 albums and has been in the band for 40 years, your Bon/Brian split was fair. Cheers!

You killed that goddamn Solo for you shook me all night long

So cool. Watch it again and again

Literally never get sick of rewatching this video. Your sound is amazing!

love ACDC's catalog. doesn't have to be overly complex metal shredding to rock. Just crank the overdrive and dig into that A power chord

I like how you did this in AC/DC style, with each guitar on separate channels. I've always thought the best way to listen to them is with headphones on, with each guitar having it's own speaker. It's 3D for your ears. You can really concentrate on the great playing by either brother.

Hells bells is the greatest riff ever in my opinion. It just drives and builds and when you hear it, you begin to feel on edge and excited. Its very adrenaline fueled

I’ve always hoped for a part 2 but I get that this would take a long time to edit, but still this is one of the best videos

I never get enough of AC/DC. NEVER! Best band ever!

Malcolm would always play open chords - G, D, A, etc... he rarely plays power chords, his power lays in his great tone on the pure open AC/DC style chords. Of course he plays B in power chord position, but even then he uses his pinky to bar it and get the major third on 2nd string. And on some songs like girls got rhythm he also uses the same bar chord, but most of the time it's his style open chords (G with 5th string muted, D with 1st string muted etc)

Ive been listening to ACDC for 40+ years ,I loved every second of your video ,sensational wow ! Well done!!!!

the best ad/dc riffs on the tube!

Great job, young man! Outstanding job (specifically) on “Shake A Leg”. You absolutely nailed it. One of my all time favorite AC DC tunes.

"For those about to rock, we salute you" give me goosebumps each time i listen it. I think it is the best way to be saluted if you die. I want this on my burial

Unbelievable! Love fly on the wall. Added a few to my playlist. Love to see Andrea can’t help but smile while he shreds.

The transitions from 34,35,36, and 37 are just fire!!

These 50 riffs videos are fantastic, great way to introduce people to new songs from a band. Keep up the fantastic work!

Q. What AC DC songs can you play? A. Yes

Hells bells will still be the greatest intro Rock And Roll song ever

Malcolm would be proud of you bud. You play with feeling. Well done.

As an Aussie i grew up on acca dacca and this is a magnificent tribute

Absolutely epic, man! Or, since you're apparently Italian: Bravo! Bravissimo! I'd give an arm and leg - well better actually two legs - to play like you do. I could hardly make out any "mistakes" (well, let's call them "differences") and the whole thing is EXTREMELY close to Mal's and Angus' original style and feel and that goes for riffs and soloes alike! The only thing that immediately sprang to my ear was that you played one or two surplus notes (=too many) in the "Beatin' Around The Bush" riff. Have a listen again in case you did not notice. I've been a huge fan for >40 years now and have probably accumulated a multitude of years spent listening to the Young brothers. Also play guitar myself (a little) so you can take this as a compliment. And dont listen to those Ibanez playin' over-analytics that may mock you for letting a note ring a couple of milliseconds too log or too short here and there. This whole thing sounds more AC/DC than if Angus and Stevie would play it on this day! Just one thing. Should you do this again: Get a Gretsch for Mal's parts. ;-)

La mejor banda de rock and roll de todos los tiempos.

AC/DC: the most unfiltered, raw, unsynthesized, unadulterated rock and roll ever made !

Malcolm was the motor and Angus pressed the accelerator. The perfect mix. I saw The black ice tour in Rotterdam what an experience

AND SOME EMOTION! WE LOVE IT!!!! 50 DEATH riffs!

Incredible man, just incredible. I too, love that you included "FLICK OF THE SWITCH" riffs in this vid. I bought that album/cassette in 8th grade and we'd crank it up in Art class because our Art teacher was a lover of hard rock. Great underrated AC/DC album. You have NAILED the tone here bud.

It took me 13 mins and 28 secs to fall in love with this video. It's just as much fun to watch as AC⚡DC themselves ! I watch it every morning now, before I even get outta bed, take a piss and start the coffee. Thank you Thank you Thank you

Ah man that shake a leg solo is one of my favs of his!!

RIP Malcom.

The best AC/DC Mix I’ve ever heard played by anyone but the band themselves. Awesome brother. I’m 58 ; been playing since I was 7 and I still ain’t got all that. Love it. Subscribed. Thank you for making my day brighter.

"Shake A Leg" is the most underrated track on the "Back In Black" album. The Angus Young solo in it is fantastic.

Powerage is the most underrated ACDC album ever

Why so many thumbs down? Wait, why ANY thumbs down?? I say two thumbs up !

This was fantastic - thanks for putting it together. Great tone too

1:31 Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be is the greatest riff ever written. So simple, yet so powerful. Gives me the shivers every time I hear it! 🤘

50 Judas Priest riffs

50 Judas Priest riffs would be insane. And good job man.

Awesome 😎 I listen almost everyday like one long song. Intense I dig it man. No other sound like AC/DC grew up listening in the late 70s and 80s brings back so many memories.

This is a fine example of how different every song is in their line-up. I adore this band. Thank you for this bud

Heard my first AC/DC song when I was about 3 or 4. I had a little purple mp3 with 3 songs on it (idk why lol), and one of them was “Rock ‘N’ Roll Damnation”, and that was my favorite song on the thing. I played it on repeat constantly whenever I could, and as I grew up, I learned of the band, and thus I fell in love. A decade and a half later, and they are still my favorite band of all time. Always. From birth until Hell’s Bells ring.

Non ho mai sentito uno suonare gli Ac/Dc così bene... Davvero i miei complimenti di cuore...!!!! Hai fatto un capolavoro!!! Impeccabile sotto ogni punto di vista... i suoni, l'interpretazione, l'idea alla base, la scelta dei brani!!!! Massimo rispetto!!!!!!

For a second I was confused why "Malcolm" wasn't in the Rock or Bust ones, then I realised...

ACDC have simple songs, but are really hard to play exactly correct. This guy nails it!!! Well done!!!

So glad this wasn’t a try not to head bang challenge

That sounds awesome Andrea!!

Fly on the wall is so underrated, i love to play all along with the album, so much fun and power in this one

I can't stop watching this video! I just love the flow of the songs, I almost know the whole 13 minutes off by heart lol. I love the way the songs are ordered so they gradually get quicker and get to the quickest one then suddenly slow down in to a finale of for those about to rock we salute you which is one of their slowest songs (beginning) and finishes on the opening riff leaving it on a kind of cliffhanger, I just love it

That was one of the cleanest playings of the You Shook Me All Night Long solo I've ever heard. Great attention to detail.

when "You Shook Me All Night Long" comes up, I always crank it up, such an amazing cover for that song!!!!

3:42 What a good surprise you play the solo, i'm really love this solo