Music Banter - Best Classic Rock Songs

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Originally Posted by EPOCH6 (Post 1551308)

The Eagles - Hotel California

OR

Boston - Foreplay / Long Time

For a long time I've considered these two the peak of songwriting in classic rock, but I'd have a hard time arguing that Stairway to Heaven isn't equally as well written, if not better. I think your list is fine in terms of historical significance as hits, but none of the listed tracks overwhelm me like the two above.

Hotel California is such an amazing song.

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1554795)

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again.

Need proof?

Oh my God. I remember when I listened to it for the first time. I was blown away!

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Originally Posted by Thunder (Post 1561371)

Whole lotta love by Led Zeppelin. It represents what classical rock is all about in 5-6 minutes. Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones is also good

Disagree on this one. I love Whole Lotta Love, but Satisfaction is so boring.

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Originally Posted by chula vista (Post 1561415)

townsend was drunk, almost out of his mind, but he kept it together just enough.

That daltrey scream is one of the top 10 moments of rock.

absolutely

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Originally Posted by ribbons (Post 1561436)

Yeah, but he hates Led Zeppelin! :laughing:

True, I almost cried when I read about it.

What do you think about T.Rex and The Moody Blues ?

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Originally Posted by Fantomas72 (Post 2162479)

What do you think about T.Rex and The Moody Blues ?

Yeah. Both.

And Bad Company.

And Zep. WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS! **** it! Drums in a freaking hallway. Man.

David Gilmour, Time. And all.

But PURE Rock, well... taste. My taste says this just rolls and rolls, immaculately assembled to the nth.

But I'm just gettin warmed up

Bruuuuce, Born In the USA.
Hall and Oates, Maneater.
INXS, What You Need.
New Riders of the Purple Sage, Panama Red. (woooopsie how did that get in there.)

Maybe the very first "Rock" song I actually really listened to, and felt. It was not long after hearing a fantastic band do "Evil Woman" live in a local dive.

3:35, 4:40.....

And then Oye Como Va four-tenths of a second later. NOTHING beats that.