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"The Who Sell Out" the Who "How the West Was Won" Led Zeppelin "Aqualung" Jethro Tull

thanks for the help, scott

i have this line from a song stuck in my head. i know its a song by REM but i can only remember one line. something along the lines of, "hello, im sorry i lost myself" and then im certain the line is "i think i thought you were someone else" wont you please, please help me?

"Start Me Up" Rolling Stones

This was *** ********'s first US single, and their only US Top-10 hit. Some of their most popular songs, like "******** ** ******," were not released as singles. awesome song

baba o riley doesnt have a harmonica, its called a synthesiser....but "not fade away" by the stones does

Who Are You?- The Who Who Do You Love?- George Thourogood Have You Seen Your Mother Baby? Rolling Stones Anybody Seen My Baby? Rolling Stones

What is the incomprehensible chatter at the end of "A Day in the Life" by the Beatles? :stars:i cant figure it out.

how is everyone forgetting, "Stop Making Sense" by the Talking Heads?

warren zevon is awesome and lots of his songs are hilarious. hes got the funniest songs by a serious artist, weird al and adam sandler are funny too, but theyre meant to be

Mick Jagger- Lead Vocals John Lennon- Rhythm Guitar/Vocals Jimmy Page- Lead Guitar John Entwistle- Bass Keith Moon- Drums Rick Wright- Keyboards and Sound Effects

i hate most bands that are big now-a-days. i dont think that talent as necessaryily gone down, as much as the quality that listeners want. most listeners now like half ass music more, so thats what people play.

I'm personally surprised that this guy had the balls to put his name anywhere near this column. Did he ever think of how Gilmour would ever play the song in concert if he had to chop it all up to make it good? And if this guys putting Clapton at #1 on any worst list about guitars, someone should pull his head out of his ass and slap him. Page, Skynyrd, Gilmour, and Clapton rock!

Goo Goo Dolls ruled most of the 90's, but how come no ones mentioning Nirvana!? they were early 90's.

Blues Brothers, but im also not sure if Spinal Tap qualifies.

This is sort of relating to a recent post on "best male vocals." well a friend and i have been debating recently who has a better voice, Roger Daltrey, (of the Who), or Robert Plant, (of Led Zeppelin). All we've decided thus far is that Daltrey has more range but there's something about Plant's voice that makes you want to listen to Led Zep. What do you think?

We didn't start the fire is a friggin history textbook itself.

CSN&Y- Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young REM- this one stands for "Rapid Eye Movements" dont ask why, but it is. and dont let anyone tell you otherwise.

Over the Hills and Far Away What is and What Should Never Be Houses of the Holy all good underrated songs

60's The Doors/The Beatles 70's Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who Monty Python and the Holy Grail Diff'rent Strokes 80's Talking Heads, The Police Ferris Buellers Day Off Cheers 90's Nirvana/Dave Matthews/R.E.M. The Matrix, (the first one, not the next two) Saturday Night Live/Family Guy '00 Dave Matthews Lord of the Rings Trilogy Family Guy

there are hundreds but here is a few: just a few suggestions. i cant believe no one else but dark side of the moon.

Post your 5 (any number, but ill do 5) favorite bands, in order if you want, in any order if you prefer, just post it. 1T- The Who 1T- Led Zeppelin 3- Pink Floyd 4- The Beatles 5- Rolling Stones

i got, "Who's Next?" The Who "Dark Side of the Moon" Pink Floyd "The Wall" Pink Floyd, and "Sgt. Peppers" The Beatles before i ever bought one myself. the first one that i bought was Led Zeppelin IV, (untitled, IV, four, zoso, four symbols, whatever you want to call it).

What do i do to get those quotes to go after what i post, and what do i do to put the picture/icon under my name on the left side of my post?