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Wow. Too many to name. I listen to a lot of 70's rock.
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Wow. Too many to name. I listen to a lot of 70's rock. There IS alot of good ones, isnt there?! 
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Kodachrome - Paul Simon
Dream On - Aerosmith Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie  |
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jeremiah was a bullfrog----three dog night--------shes got leggs-------------zztop------------------amanda-------------c.w. mccall
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Edited by
Unknow
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Sat 01/10/09 09:32 AM
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Tough to list. First, there are so many great songs. Second, I've heard the very best of them SO MANY times that they can easily fall off the list.
For instance, Won't Get Fooled Again is a classic example. The song is 37+ years old and I guarantee you will hear it at least once a day on almost any Classic Rock formatted radio station. So while it may be one of the all time great songs, these days I'd rather listen to more obscure songs or one off versions of more popular stuff. 1. Tangled Up In Blue--Bob Dylan 2. This Song Is Over--The Who 3. Going To California--Led Zeppelin This is a totally random list based on whim. Tomorrow's list is sure to be different. |
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Kodachrome - Paul Simon Dream On - Aerosmith *Ziggy Stardust* - David Bowie Mick Ronson does some of his finest work on that song... |
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Tough to list. First, there are so many great songs. Second, I've heard the very best of them SO MANY times that they can easily fall off the list. For instance, Won't Get Fooled Again is a classic example. The song is 37+ years old and I guarantee you will hear it at least once a day on almost any Classic Rock formatted radio station. So while it may be one of the all time great songs, these days I'd rather listen to more obscure songs or one off versions of more popular stuff. 1. Tangled Up In Blue--Bob Dylan 2. This Song Is Over--The Who 3. Going To California--Led Zeppelin This is a totally random list based on whim. Tomorrow's list is sure to be different. Point well taken!! Keep on postin' them! I need to think of some different ones too!
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Edited by
Beatles1964
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Sat 01/10/09 03:03 PM
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The three I seem always to come back to are these:
1. Brown Sugar - The Stones 2. Bang a Gong - T Rex 3. Won't get Fooled Again - The Who. |
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Jungle Love
Hooked on a Feeling Disco Duck
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in my time of dying-zeppelin
burning of the midnight lamp-hendrix maxwell's silver hammer-beatles |
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