Detail 01
Easy Guitar arrangement
Parts are simplified from the originals—fewer voicings and reduced fills—so they're playable sooner but won't match the record exactly.

Independent shopping perspective
AC/DC guitar songbook in simplified TAB, with the signature riffs and solos kept intact. For players who can hold a barre chord and want the real parts.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Parts are simplified from the originals—fewer voicings and reduced fills—so they're playable sooner but won't match the record exactly.
Detail 02
Shows string and fret numbers instead of pitches on a staff. You can play it without reading standard notation, but rhythms are less explicit.
Detail 03
The recognizable hooks and lead breaks are retained rather than stripped out, which is what most simplified books cut first.
Detail 04
You'll need the recordings separately to check tempo and feel—nothing plays the parts back for you.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's an easy arrangement, so the parts are simplified for accessibility. The main riffs and solos are kept, but supporting parts are reduced from the originals.
No. It's written in TAB, which gives you string and fret positions directly. Knowing the songs helps you get the rhythms right.
It's an AC/DC collection built around the band's recognizable riffs and solos. Check the track listing on the back cover for the specific titles in this edition.
If you can fret cleanly and change chords in time, yes. Total beginners should get basic chords and downstroke rhythm under control first.