Classic Rock (magazine) 100 Greatest British Rock Albums Ever', which were voted for by "Classic Rock" staff and various people associated with rock music (including Glenn Hughes of Deep Purple and Black Sabbath fame, Lemmy of Motörhead and Francis Rossi of Status Quo). The magazine decided to let AC/DC be classed as a British act, although the band was formed in Australia. All of the band's singers (Dave Evans, Bon Scott and Brian Johnson) and guitarists Angus and Malcolm Young are of UK descent. Led Zeppelin's "Led Zeppelin IV" reached first place. The 100th issue contained all the regular features, but only one
Streets: A Rock Opera by O'Neill, but the inclusion of the song on their previous record made it impossible. In retrospect, the band wanted to have called the album "Ghost in the Ruins". O'Neill said that "Streets was OK too", but Jon Oliva disliked the fact that "A Rock Opera" was tagged onto the title. Oliva has said he has only introduced any performance of the album simply as "Streets". Eventually, an album entitled "Ghost in the Ruins" was released in 1995 as a tribute to Criss Oliva. On September 27, 2013 EarMusic Records released a 31-track narrated version of the album, which also