Top 3:
1. Knights in White Satin ~ Moody Blues (Anyone who doesn't like this song is lame)

2. Don't Fear the Reaper ~ B.O.C.

3. 21st Century Schizoid Man ~ King Crimson

Top 3:
1. Knights in White Satin ~ Moody Blues (Anyone who doesn't like this song is lame)

2. Don't Fear the Reaper ~ B.O.C.

3. 21st Century Schizoid Man ~ King Crimson


Gayest song ever. lol

1. Secretly - Skunk Anansie
2. Sunburn - Muse
3. Der Graf - Die Ärzte

..not sure if they all fit in the traditional rock category though.

Ordinary World - Duran Duran
Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire (Amazingly did not rank in the Rolling Stone Magazine 500 GSOAT!!!!)
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - THe Smiths
Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley
Screen - Brad

One rock song that gets no recognition is Prince-319. I know everyone's gonna hate, but check that **** out. Dude is a pimp, and he rocks the guitar.


peep it

http://s5.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=19IGOWPD6Z6HG1HBXTFNC52TCJ

As much of a *** as he acts like.....he is a great musician.

As much of a *** as he acts like.....he is a great musician.


He's extremely feminine, but as far as music goes, basically untouchable.

He's extremely feminine, but as far as music goes, basically untouchable.

I dunno about untouchable.

It is technically very good. His guitarwork is quite underrated.

Top 3:
1. Knights in White Satin ~ Moody Blues (Anyone who doesn't like this song is lame)

2. Don't Fear the Reaper ~ B.O.C.

3. 21st Century Schizoid Man ~ King Crimson

Don't fear the Reaper is so well known. I don't think it is underrated at all....

I dunno about untouchable.

It is technically very good. His guitarwork is quite underrated.


In the past year, I have bought all of his albums. Somewhere around 17 I believe total albums and a few of them are multi disc sets. This guy is unbelievable. Next week remind me and I'll post a good 25-30 songs in the DL section. I'm very busy this week. I stand by my declaration, basically untouchable! :)

Prince is alot of things a *** is not one of them though. Check out his list.

Cramen Electra
Sussana Hoffs
Vanessa Marcil
Vanity
Apolonia
Mytia


I mean thats pretty damn impresive.

Best artist of the 80's in my opnion...yes better than Micheal.

1. Secretly - Skunk Anansie
2. Sunburn - Muse
3. Der Graf - Die Ärzte

..not sure if they all fit in the traditional rock category though.



hey dude, u listen to any hanzel und gretyl?

Prince is alot of things a *** is not one of them though. Check out his list.

Cramen Electra
Sussana Hoffs
Vanessa Marcil
Vanity
Apolonia
Mytia


I mean thats pretty damn impresive.

Best artist of the 80's in my opnion...yes better than Micheal.


I said he acts like one. Yeah, I like him better then Jackson too.

Prince is alot of things a *** is not one of them though. Check out his list.

Cramen Electra
Sussana Hoffs
Vanessa Marcil
Vanity
Apolonia
Mytia


I mean thats pretty damn impresive.

Best artist of the 80's in my opnion...yes better than Micheal.


prince ruled the 80's, at least the way i remember them

He was probably one of the first Metro Sexuals.

"I'm not gay. I just act this way to get chicks dumbass."

He was probably one of the first Metro Sexuals.

"I'm not gay. I just act this way to get chicks dumbass."


he dresses and acts like what he is, A PIMP

Just about any Floyd, Dead, Zappa, or Talking Heads tune aside for the pitiful few they actually play on the radio.

Just about any Floyd, Dead, Zappa, or Talking Heads tune aside for the pitiful few they actually play on the radio.

I agree with everything except for the Greatful Dead.
Bertha is about the only song by them I can stomach.

I hate Greatful Dead for the same reason I hate Steely Dan. Both groups use seemingly ENDLESS uninspired guitar solos.

prince ruled the 80's, at least the way i remember them

What was really happening in the 80s :p

Every Breath You Take by The Police
When the Police released their 1983 album, Synchronicity, they acheived commercial success. Their single, Every Breath You Take would spend eight weeks at number one in the Pop charts adn their album would spend over 50 weeks in the charts.

Faith by George Michael
When George released his album Faith in 1987, no one expected the bubblegum pop star to have such a mature album. His song "Faith," spent four weeks in the number one chart position and along with other hits "Father Figure" and "I Want Your Sex" helped his album stay in the charts for 69 weeks.

Greatest Love of All by Whitney Houston
Whitney's first, self-titled album took a while before it grace the top of the pop charts, "The Greatest Love of All" along with "How Will I Know" and "Saving All my Love" helped keep the album in the charts for 78 weeks. "The Greatest Love of All" spent three weeks at number one.

My Prerogative by Bobby Brown
Released in 1989, Bobby Brown's song came off his release Dont Be Cruel. Helping to introduce a new form of music called New Jack Swing, Bobby's song "My Prerogative" helped his album stay on the charts for 69 weeks.

With or Without You by U2
When U2 released their album, The Joshua Tree, and it would become one of the most important albums of their career and also for Alternative music of the 80's. Their song, With or Without You spent three weeks at number one, and helped to keep their album on the charts for 58 weeks.

What's Love Got To Do With It by Tina Turner
When 45-year old Tina released her album Private Dancer, no one expected it to be quite the comeback that it was. It would prove to be her highwater water for the veteran singer. "What's Love Got To Do With It" was number one for three weeks, and while her album never hit the top charts, it remained in the charts for 71 weeks.

Another Brick In The Wall by Pink Floyd
Would anyone ever expected the art-rock, progreesive band Pink Floyd to dominate the Pop charts? Not likely, but they did just that with "Another Brick In The Wall" a single off their concept album The Wall. It spent 4 weeks in the pop charts, helping the album remain for 35 weeks on the album charts.

Like A Virgin by Madonna
Madonna's song "Like A Virgin" spent six weeks at number one, propelling her album of the the same name to stay in the charts for 52 weeks.

Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes
Kim Carnes, whose distinctive raspy vocals made her a unique pop star spent nine weeks at number one with her song immortalizing Bette Davis. Due to the strength of this song, her album stayed in teh charts for 23 weeks in 1981.

Ebony & Ivory by Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder
Featured on Paul McCartney's album, Tug of War, "Ebony & Ivory was a simplistic ballad dished out with Stevie Wonder at his side. It spent three weeks at number one and helped the album stay in the charts for 18 weeks.

http://80music.about.com/od/toppicks/tp/top10songs.

U2 Defined the 80s for me.

What was really happening in the 80s :p

Every Breath You Take by The Police
When the Police released their 1983 album, Synchronicity, they acheived commercial success. Their single, Every Breath You Take would spend eight weeks at number one in the Pop charts adn their album would spend over 50 weeks in the charts.

Faith by George Michael
When George released his album Faith in 1987, no one expected the bubblegum pop star to have such a mature album. His song "Faith," spent four weeks in the number one chart position and along with other hits "Father Figure" and "I Want Your Sex" helped his album stay in the charts for 69 weeks.

Greatest Love of All by Whitney Houston
Whitney's first, self-titled album took a while before it grace the top of the pop charts, "The Greatest Love of All" along with "How Will I Know" and "Saving All my Love" helped keep the album in the charts for 78 weeks. "The Greatest Love of All" spent three weeks at number one.

My Prerogative by Bobby Brown
Released in 1989, Bobby Brown's song came off his release Dont Be Cruel. Helping to introduce a new form of music called New Jack Swing, Bobby's song "My Prerogative" helped his album stay on the charts for 69 weeks.

With or Without You by U2
When U2 released their album, The Joshua Tree, and it would become one of the most important albums of their career and also for Alternative music of the 80's. Their song, With or Without You spent three weeks at number one, and helped to keep their album on the charts for 58 weeks.

What's Love Got To Do With It by Tina Turner
When 45-year old Tina released her album Private Dancer, no one expected it to be quite the comeback that it was. It would prove to be her highwater water for the veteran singer. "What's Love Got To Do With It" was number one for three weeks, and while her album never hit the top charts, it remained in the charts for 71 weeks.

Another Brick In The Wall by Pink Floyd
Would anyone ever expected the art-rock, progreesive band Pink Floyd to dominate the Pop charts? Not likely, but they did just that with "Another Brick In The Wall" a single off their concept album The Wall. It spent 4 weeks in the pop charts, helping the album remain for 35 weeks on the album charts.

Like A Virgin by Madonna
Madonna's song "Like A Virgin" spent six weeks at number one, propelling her album of the the same name to stay in the charts for 52 weeks.

Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes
Kim Carnes, whose distinctive raspy vocals made her a unique pop star spent nine weeks at number one with her song immortalizing Bette Davis. Due to the strength of this song, her album stayed in teh charts for 23 weeks in 1981.

Ebony & Ivory by Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder
Featured on Paul McCartney's album, Tug of War, "Ebony & Ivory was a simplistic ballad dished out with Stevie Wonder at his side. It spent three weeks at number one and helped the album stay in the charts for 18 weeks.

http://80music.about.com/od/toppicks/tp/top10songs.


Those are all very good songs. I love 80's music. That's what I remember most a child. I think "When Doves Cry" is one of the top ten songs of the 80's as well.

Anybody like the song red red wine by UB40? That was a gem. :D

Anybody like the song red red wine by UB40? That was a gem. :D


thats good stuff

Anybody like the song red red wine by UB40? That was a gem. :D

That was quite good. Too bad it was stuck on the soundtrack of a movie that sucked REALLY bad.....I am talking about Sliver.

80s New Wave is a bit underrated today too. I think the problem was saturation. There was so many groups that were on the scene with 1 hit and faded away....people seem today seem to think all the 80s New Wave bands were like that.

Eurythmics, The Smiths, Joy Division/New Order, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, The Cure......These bands consistently made good songs.

What do you guys think of Dave Matthews>? Not his stuff as of late but earlier Matthews?

I've been a monsterous fan since about '93 when "Remember Two Things" was released. I think Crash was one of the better albums released since 1990...

Anyway, I haven't really been feeling his new stuff...nothing after Everyday at least.

What do you guys think of Dave Matthews>? Not his stuff as of late but earlier Matthews?

I've been a monsterous fan since about '93 when "Remember Two Things" was released. I think Crash was one of the better albums released since 1990...

Anyway, I haven't really been feeling his new stuff...nothing after Everyday at least.

I think "Don't Drink The Water" is his best and most profound song.

Most DM Heads STILL couldn't tell you what it is about. Fools.

I think "Don't Drink The Water" is his best and most profound song.

Most DM Heads STILL couldn't tell you what it is about. Fools.


The song that really won me over was "So Much to Say" on Crash, but my favorite song of his is "Warehouse" off of Live at Red Rocks.

I just think hes trying to get too experimental with his newer studio stuff and in between that it's just a bunch of previously released music from live shows.

His studio recorded work is much better, really the only good live work I've liked of his was Chicago and Red Rocks.

I'll tell you what though, the musicians in his group are excellent, and Dave ain't bad on the old guitar despite being a bit sloppy. Carter and Boyd in particular are amazing.

What do you guys think of Dave Matthews>? Not his stuff as of late but earlier Matthews?

I've been a monsterous fan since about '93 when "Remember Two Things" was released. I think Crash was one of the better albums released since 1990...

Anyway, I haven't really been feeling his new stuff...nothing after Everyday at least.

Dave Matthews Band is outstanding.

Seen those cats in concert several times.

I'm a big fan of what were known as "jam bands" in the 90's.

Dave Matthews, Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, Phish, Aquarium Rescue Unit, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, Hot Tuna, String Cheese Incident - etc.

Gayest song ever. lol

holy ****!!!! the only guy i ever knew that liked that song was a gay guy!

holy ****!!!! the only guy i ever knew that liked that song was a gay guy!


Heh, that makes perfect sense.

He was probably one of the first Metro Sexuals.

"I'm not gay. I just act this way to get chicks dumbass."

no way homie **** works every time!

Anybody like the song red red wine by UB40? That was a gem. :D



UB40 are great. That elvis remake they did is the ****.

Heh, that makes perfect sense.

uh <shifts eyes both ways> what do you mean by that?
:D

Dave Matthews Band is outstanding.

Seen those cats in concert several times.

I'm a big fan of what were known as "jam bands" in the 90's.

Dave Matthews, Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, Phish, Aquarium Rescue Unit, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, Hot Tuna, String Cheese Incident - etc.


Right on. Nothing better for me than to smoke a couple joints and go see Matthews in concert. I also liked Traveler and Phish too. I can't believe that John Popper lost all of that weight.

uh <shifts eyes both ways> what do you mean by that?
:D

I mean gay dudes like gay songs right?

Right on. Nothing better for me than to smoke a couple joints and go see Matthews in concert. I also liked Traveler and Phish too. I can't believe that John Popper lost all of that weight.


are you talking about fat dude from Blues Traveler? Got a pic of him after losing that weight?

hey dude, u listen to any hanzel und gretyl?


Glotz tvol und alles is gut
Glotz tvol und alles is gut
Glotz tvol und alles is gut
Glotz tvol und alles is gut
Glotz tvol und alles is gut




:D

songs made by robert smith w/ the cure were all good but critics only took notice of the "disintegration" album.

Anyone like queen i think they rock. One of the best songs i know is Whitesnake - Here i go again.

easy lover phil baily phil collins

Tenacious D - Kickapoo

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