[Who reminds you of classic rock today?]

Which modern band (recently formed and currently in their heyday) sounds the most like good ol' time REAL rock 'n' roll to you? I would say either Kings Of Leon or The White Stripes.

[What constitutes classic rock?]

I'm sorry but I don't think 'classic rock' has a period. You trying to tell me that Chuck Berry, Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis etc aren't classic artists? There is modern rock and classic rock, modern is today, classic is all the best music from all of rock history, which is the latter half of the 20th century.

Guns 'N' Roses had a significant impact on rock history 15 years ago and some of their stuff is classic rock, in 2040 do you think people won't label it as this? It is ever changing. By the way 'oldies'?!?!?!? I thought this was a Britney-free environment, you sound like 12 year olds people!!

[ROCK'S GREATEST SAD SONG??]

I have a playlist on my i-pod entitled 'down stuff' for when I'm feeling pissed off:

R.E.M.- All The Right Friends

U2- One

Stereophonics- Climbing the wall

Stereophonics- Im alright

Travis- Why Does It Always Rain On Me?

Train- All American Girl

Enuff Z'Nuff- Wheels

Fleetwood Mac- Oh well

Bon Jovi- Someday I'll Be Saturday Night

The Bangles- Manic Monday

Cream- Crossroads

Queen- Friends Will Be Friends

Eddie Cochran- Summertime Blues

Scott McKenzie- San Fransisco

Aerosmith- Dream On

Feeder- Under The Weather

The Fortunes- Here It Comes Again

Guns 'N' Roses- Since I Don't Have You

Ian Brown- F.E.A.R.

Muse- Feeling Good

Oasis- Half the World Away

Placebo- Bitter end

Queen- The Invisible Man

Radiohead- Creep

Robbie Williams- Come unone

Not necessarily sad songs but it usually works. If I had to name a classic sad rock song though I think 'Babe, I'm gonna leave you' by Led Zeppelin is ingeniously romantic and melancholic at the same time. I'm not the biggest Led Zep fan but what a song.