I'm still trying to figure out what the guitar riff is.

The Edge felt the guitar riffs were one of his best.

The same guitar riff appears on the song for a few seconds.

But both works had exactly the same guitar riff.

The opening guitar riff is repeated at the end of the song.

This track featured the same guitar riff as the one from "Fire".

After the vocal line, the full band come in and play the first half of the guitar riff.

Some of the best guitar riffs, and solos out there.

Hall then came up with a guitar riff, which he and Oates worked on together.

Only the opening guitar riff is used in the medley.

All the band needs is a little more variety; not every song has to start with its basic guitar riff.

The band spent long periods working on basic sounds, or a guitar riff.

The guitar riffs have been compared to those of Slayer.

They are known by most for their heavy drums and cutting guitar riffs.

The song is memorable for its lyrics and simple guitar riff.

This was spawned as a guitar riff and evolved into a single.

The song starts with a repeating guitar riff, which the track is built around.

Some songs contained heavy guitar riffs, reflecting the growth of hard rock.

The title is a reference to the time signature of the opening guitar riff.

The song is an up-tempo based on electric guitar riffs.

It involved a much more reflective guitar riff and underlying bass line.

It's too bad that you can barely hear Phair over the guitar riffs.

The shorter one has a more complex guitar riff at the lead-in.

The video fades out to the song's guitar riff repeating.

The song's main guitar riff has been praised for its use of the full minor scale.