#1 Rock&Roll Tune of all time
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How about 'Trampled Underfoot'?? The live version from 1975 Earls Court (England).
I think Charles Shaar Murray from the 'New Musical Express' said it best the day after the show:
'Apart from The Who and the Stones I can't think of many bands who could've put on anything like it, produced moments like 'Trampled Underfoot' during which it seemed the entire stage was just gonna roll forward and crush everybody in the hall.'
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I think Charles Shaar Murray from the 'New Musical Express' said it best the day after the show:
'Apart from The Who and the Stones I can't think of many bands who could've put on anything like it, produced moments like 'Trampled Underfoot' during which it seemed the entire stage was just gonna roll forward and crush everybody in the hall.'
Trampled
Tiger,
I think when Van Halen is mentioned its customery to distiguish between Hagar and Roth. Especially since all you mentioned was Van Halen.
I think when Van Halen is mentioned its customery to distiguish between Hagar and Roth. Especially since all you mentioned was Van Halen.
no particular order:
custard pie - led zepplin
beautiful people - marilyn manson
mother - pink floyd
tears in heaven - clapton
camera eye - rush
war pigs - sabbath
over the mountain - ozzy
the trees - rush
song remains the same - led zepplin
rocket - smashing pumpkins
red barchetta - rush
me and eddie vedder - rugburns
don't tell me you love me - night ranger
heavy metal - sammy hagar
bad motor scooter - montrose
rock candy - montrose
you could go on and on and on
custard pie - led zepplin
beautiful people - marilyn manson
mother - pink floyd
tears in heaven - clapton
camera eye - rush
war pigs - sabbath
over the mountain - ozzy
the trees - rush
song remains the same - led zepplin
rocket - smashing pumpkins
red barchetta - rush
me and eddie vedder - rugburns
don't tell me you love me - night ranger
heavy metal - sammy hagar
bad motor scooter - montrose
rock candy - montrose
you could go on and on and on
scrubbo...........if you look closely, you will see that all the tunes I listed are DLR tunes.
It's Van Halen, NOT Van Hagar!!
It's Van Halen, NOT Van Hagar!!
After pulling out a big decision in the bottom of the ninth, I wouldn't mind hearing these jamming sounds:
Hot Legs-Rod Stewart
Gotta Win-Bryan Adams
LA Woman-Doors
Hot Legs-Rod Stewart
Gotta Win-Bryan Adams
LA Woman-Doors
Southern Man - Neil Young (Long Version)
All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix
Don't Fear The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
Small Town - John Mellencamp
Damn, some interesting music listed here. May have to check out some of your selections gentlemen.
All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix
Don't Fear The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
Small Town - John Mellencamp
Damn, some interesting music listed here. May have to check out some of your selections gentlemen.
I knew I'd be in trouble if I got involved in this thread. Some good picks here, and I think I'll follow up on some of these and fill any holes that might exist in my collection.
I'm gonna add a list of my own -- tough to pick one, but if I had to, well...
I'll finish the list with my top, overall. Arguably not really a song, but it must be heard in it's entirety to have the proper effect.
A sampling of my faves:
Layla--Derek and the Dominoes
Roundabout--Yes
Battle of Evermore--Led Zeppelin
Ramble Tamble--Creedence Clearwater Revival
Mr. Tambourine Man--Bob Dylan
Machine Gun--Jimi Hendrix
Time--Pink Floyd
When the Music's Over--The Doors
2112--Rush
Comfortably Numb--Pink Floyd
House of the Rising Sun--The Animals
Can't Find My Way Home--Blind Faith
You Can't Always Get What You Want--The Rolling Stones (another good theme song for Madjack's)
Jumpin' Jack Flash--Stones
Gimme Some Shelter--Stones
Tales of Brave Ulysses--Cream
Baba O'Riley--The Who
American Pie--Don McLean
Opiated--The Tragically Hip
Warning--Black Sabbath
Jelly 292 (or virtually any other Hendrix instrumental)--Jimi
LA Woman--The Doors
Rock Bottom--UFO
Kashmir--Led Zeppelin
--too many other Zeppelin tunes to mention
Bohemian Rhapsody--Queen
Tenement Funster/Flick of the Wrist/Lily of the Valley--Queen
...and the winner is...
Beatles medley from side 2 of Abbey Road:
...You Never Give Me Your Money/Sun King/Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam/She Came in Through the Bathroom Window/Golden Slumbers/Carry that Weight/The End
This last piece takes it for me because listening to it always helps me to put any adversity in perspective, gets me in a good mood, it has some killer licks to get my blood flowing, and it has some sage bits of wisdom tossed in to help me remember who I am, where I am, and why reality ain't such a bad deal after all.
Happy Listening, one and all!
Extrapolater
I'm gonna add a list of my own -- tough to pick one, but if I had to, well...
I'll finish the list with my top, overall. Arguably not really a song, but it must be heard in it's entirety to have the proper effect.
A sampling of my faves:
Layla--Derek and the Dominoes
Roundabout--Yes
Battle of Evermore--Led Zeppelin
Ramble Tamble--Creedence Clearwater Revival
Mr. Tambourine Man--Bob Dylan
Machine Gun--Jimi Hendrix
Time--Pink Floyd
When the Music's Over--The Doors
2112--Rush
Comfortably Numb--Pink Floyd
House of the Rising Sun--The Animals
Can't Find My Way Home--Blind Faith
You Can't Always Get What You Want--The Rolling Stones (another good theme song for Madjack's)
Jumpin' Jack Flash--Stones
Gimme Some Shelter--Stones
Tales of Brave Ulysses--Cream
Baba O'Riley--The Who
American Pie--Don McLean
Opiated--The Tragically Hip
Warning--Black Sabbath
Jelly 292 (or virtually any other Hendrix instrumental)--Jimi
LA Woman--The Doors
Rock Bottom--UFO
Kashmir--Led Zeppelin
--too many other Zeppelin tunes to mention
Bohemian Rhapsody--Queen
Tenement Funster/Flick of the Wrist/Lily of the Valley--Queen
...and the winner is...
Beatles medley from side 2 of Abbey Road:
...You Never Give Me Your Money/Sun King/Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam/She Came in Through the Bathroom Window/Golden Slumbers/Carry that Weight/The End
This last piece takes it for me because listening to it always helps me to put any adversity in perspective, gets me in a good mood, it has some killer licks to get my blood flowing, and it has some sage bits of wisdom tossed in to help me remember who I am, where I am, and why reality ain't such a bad deal after all.
Happy Listening, one and all!
Extrapolater
Adding four more; can't believe I forgot these, probably only have another five million to follow...
"Love Will Tear Us Apart" Joy Division
"Atmosphere" Joy Division
"Good Feeling" Violent Femmes
"Rent" Pet Shop Boys
"Love Will Tear Us Apart" Joy Division
"Atmosphere" Joy Division
"Good Feeling" Violent Femmes
"Rent" Pet Shop Boys
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Hey dont forget about:
'Venus In Furs' by the Velvet Underground.
The best S&M song yet.
Trampled
'Venus In Furs' by the Velvet Underground.
The best S&M song yet.
Trampled
