It was Brian Johnson and I would be a little pissed too but it's Angus who's cited Chuck Berry as his biggest influence, not Brian Johnson and AC/DC covered Chuck Berry's song School Days when Bon Scott was the lead singer.

Part I - Sunstone

Runnin' Wild - Airbourne

Black Ice - AC/DC

Here's Me.

Big AC/DC fan here, same as X in that Led Zeppelin and AC/DC are my two most favorite bands. I have to say that I enjoy the Bon Scott material far more than Brian, well not far more just more because I do like Brian for keeping AC/DC alive after Bon Scott sadly passed away and I like a good number of his songs and albums. Brian's vocals can sometimes be great and sometimes I'm not in the mood for his style of vocals. Whereas I can always enjoy a Bon Scott song. Just like Led Zeppelin with Bon Scott every song was great, no fillers. The recently released album Black Ice is a great album done by the boys and Brian was great. Even at their age they are far superior to any new band out there live or of studio work. My favorite albums include: High Voltage, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap... all of Bon Scott's albums and from Brian Johnson it would be Back In Black and Black Ice. Here are some great performances of their current Black Ice tour, in which they are amazing: Click here! Back In Black Black Ice War Machine R R' T

Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen - Santana

Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison

River Man - Nick Drake

I Love The Dead - Alice Cooper

London Calling - The Clash

Twilight of the Thunder God - Amon Amarth

Over the Hills and Far Away - Led Zeppelin

From The Inside - Alice Cooper

Rock 'N' Roll Train - AC/DC

Winds With Hands - Pelican

Magic Bus - The Who

Spanish Castle Magic - The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Boots of Spanish Leather - Bob Dylan

Hell Bent for Leather - Judas Priest

Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be - AC/DC

Highway To Hell - AC/DC

Can I Sit Next To You Girl - AC/DC

Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye

Time Has Come Today - The Ramones