[Mady’s Momma]

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[kleet]

Your list has been thrown out by our judges due to the inclusion of a song by Journey.

[Riverside Laker]

I never hear any of those on Smooth Jazz.

[89.9]

[polarbear]

More Than a Feeling, Boston Time, Pink Floyd Rock and Roll, Led Zeplin Walk this Way, Aerosmith Honky Tonk Woman, Rolling Stones Long Time, Boston Baby I Love Your Way, Peter Frampton Killer Queen Dance the Night Away, Van Halen Won't Get Fooled Again, Who Hurt So Good, John Cougar Mellencamp

[Brain]

Going to California - Led Zeppelin Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits Baba O'Reilly - The Who LA Woman - The Doors Learning to Fly - Pink Floyd Your Move - Yes Tom Sawyer - Rush Shelter From the Storm - Bob Dylan Paint it Black - Rolling Stones Dreams - Van Halen

[lookout bob]

While my guitar gently weeps All along the watch tower (Hendrix version) Southern Cross The way it is Stairway to Heaven Hotel California Ricki Don't Hide that number Quinn the Eskimo In Memory of Elizibeth Reed Crossroads

[Malachai Constant]

Like a Rock - Bob Seager Rock and Roll Part II - Gary Glitter Rock Island Line - Hank Williams We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions - Queen Rock You - Helix Rock You Like A Hurricaine - the Scorpions I Love Rock n Roll - Joan Jett and the Blackhearts I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister Rock and Roll All Night (and party every day) - KISS Rockin' in the Free World - Neil Young Rock and Roll - Led Zeppelin I Am A Rock, I Am An Island - Simon and Garfunkel Rocket - Def Leppard Rock It - Herbie Hancock

[Allison]

Pills and Soap, Elvis Costello Savoy Truffle, Beatles De Chiricho Street, Robyn Hitchcock Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd Ever Fallen in Love?, The Buzzcocks White Man in Hammersmith Palace, The Clash Young Americans, David Bowie Down to the Waterline, Dire Straits Love on a Farmboy's Wages, XTC Just Like Honey, The Jesus and Mary Chain Dolphins, The The Tied Up, Yello Yes, it's really a Top 12. I'm really surprised at how "English" my musical tastes are, as evidenced by this list....

[Quark]

Sweet Cherry Wine, Tommy James Black, Pearl Jam St Dominic’s Preview, Van Morrison Mony Mony, Tommy James Screamin’ John, Sonia Dada Blue Sky Mine, whatstheirfaces. Sweet Child of Mine, (Luna’s version) Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Traffic Dirty Work, Steely Dan Gloria, (both Them and CCR versions) Angel, Jimi Hendrix It's my rainy day mood. Some of it isn't really rock & roll, but I'm in command of this post, baby. Sometimes I'm in a more rockin' mood and might even like wierdo stuff from U2's Zooropa album.

[horse with no name]

A few: Simple Man -- Lynyrd Skynyrd The End -- The Doors Side 2 of Abbey Road (beginning with Because) -- The Beatles Midnight Rider -- Allman Brothers Band Guitar Man -- Bread Goodbye Yellow Brick Road -- Elton John The Man Who Sold the World – Nirvana Dark Side of the Moon, the album (with the exception of Money which doesn't belong there) -- Pink Floyd and of course ... Horse With No Name -- America

[Trevor]

Some of my favorites: Sigur Ros- Popplagio Mogwai- Mogwai fear Satan Mono-Yearning Radiohead-The Tourist, Lucky Tool- Third Eye, Lateralus Pelican- March Into the Sea Isis- So did we Zeppelin-Stairway to Heaven, Over the Hills and Far Away Floyd- Echoes, Shine on You Crazy Diamond Yes- Close to the Edge Rush-2112 Pearl Jam- Alive, Jeremy Porcupine Tree- Sky Move Sideways Godspeed you Black Emperor!- Sleep

[Brain]

After further thought, anything off the Dire Straits Love Over Gold album...especially Telegraph Road.

[Elvis]

Numbered, but not ordered. 1) Panama - Van Halen 2) The Reflex - Duran Duran 3) Livin' on a Prayer - Bon Jovi 4) the whole Hysteria album from Def Leppard! 5) Smells like Teen Spirit - Nirvana 6) Kickstart my Heart - Motley Crue 7) Welcome to the Jungle - Guns 'n Roses 8) Paradise City - Guns 'n Roses 9) Shake Me - Cinderella 10) Big City Nights - Scorpions (World Wide Live version) I think 'Perfect Songs' are those that have a great tempo but also ones that bring back long-forgotten memories. More recently, I've spent a lot of hours listening to some movie soundtracks: a) Titanic (simply superb!) b) Moulin Rouge (even the kids enjoy the new spin on older songs) c) Charlies Angels (good mix of new and old) d) Charlies Angels 2 (another good mix of new and old) e) William Shakespear's Romeo & Juliette, Vol 1 & 2 (from the mid '90's movie) ~E

[pink flamingo thief]

Been a lurker for a long time couldn't pass this up 1969, The Stooges sweet leaf, Black Sabbath Magic Carpet ride, Steppenwolf the witch, the Sonics louie louie, the Kinks beat on the brat, the Ramones Be carful with that axe eugene, Pink Floyd 8 piece box, Southern Culture on the Skids no Quarter, Led Zeppelin God Save the Queen, Sex Pistols At least that is this week