What are some must have rock songs from the 70's and 80's to add to my c!
Question: any and all answers would be appriciated
Answers: any and all answers would be appriciated
Who Made Who---AC/DC
Sweet Emotion--Aerosmith
In The Dark--Billy Squier
You Know What I Like--Billy Squier
Sensible Shoes--David Lee Roth
Pour Some Sugar On Me--Def Leppard
I Can't Tell You Why--Eagles
Long Run--Eagles
Hotel California--Eagles
She Takes My Breath Away--Eddie Money (must wear with headphones CRANKED)
Rocky Mountain Way--Joe Walsh
Check it Out--John Mellancamp
Ain't Even Done With The Night--John Mellancamp
Rock 'n Roll All Night--Kiss
Paradise By The Dashboard Light--Meatloaf
Talk To Me--The Outfield
Get Off--Prince
Emotional Rescue--Rolling Stones
The whole Standing Hampton album by Sammy Hagar
The Albums F.U.C.K. (For Unlawful Carnel Knowledge) and OU812 by Van Halen
Only 80's rock band or 80's in general like new waVE?
Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody, Tie Your Mother Down, Somebody to Love, Hammer to Fall, One Vision, It's a Kind of Magic
The Who: Baba O'Riley, Love Reign O'er Me, Won't Get Fooled Again, My Wife, Who are You
Take On Me: A-Ha
Anything aerosmith! Journey is also really good, Deep Purple is a personal favorite of mine there song Hush is amazing. Little River Band is a 70's band that kinda flew under the raidar but they rock. Lynyrd Skynard, Rush has the best drummer I have ever herd so they are a must have. The song Limelight they sing is really good. But I love 80's and 70's rock 2. :)
Led Zepplin is always good for the 70's
The Cure, The Clash, Elvis Costello , the Police..The Smiths...those are a few good 80's bands.
Journey's Don't Stop Believin'
The Who: Tommy, Behind Blue Eyes, Won't get fooled Again.
Elton John: Rocket Man
Billy Joel: Piano Man
Eric Clapton: Layla
Nearly all the punk rock songs in the 70's and also some of the Led Zepplin songs.
Look for some Skynnyrd live albums...
The live versions of Free Bird and Gimme 3 Steps are legendary !
Thumbs up for the mention of Nazereth....
Head East "Never Been any Reason"
Peter Frampton " Frampton comes alive album"
Badfinger "come and get it"
Led Zeppelin songs like "Stairway to Heaven" and "Kashmir" are must haves for sure.
check out billboard.com website.
BANDS/Groups:
KISS
from 70/80's
David Bowie 70/80s
White Snake 80s
White Tiger 80s
play with me -- extreme
we care a lot -- faith no more
neon knights -- black sabbath
photograph -- def leppard
Aerosmith - Mama Kin, Dream On
Cheap Trick - Surrender
Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way
Alice Cooper - Schools OUt
The Who - We Wont Get Fooled Again, Baba O'Reily
ZZ Top - La Grange, Tush
Danzig - Mother
Deep Purple - Highway Star, Smoke on the Water, Perfect Strangers
Guns N Roses - Welcome to the Jungle, Mr. Brownstone
The Guess Who - American Woman
Heart - Barracuda
Nazareth - Miss Misery, Hair of the Dog
Ted Nugent - Stranglehold
Jane's Addiction - Mountain Song
Ozzy - Crazy Train
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir, Rock & Roll, Black Dog
first and foremost, gotta have fleetwood mac. start with the rumours album. gotta have some stevie nicks too. i recommend Edge of Seventeen. next, you need some boston. its hard to beat the guitar solo on "more than a feeling." damn yankees "high enough"
ted nugent "stranglehold" and "cat scratch fever"
ac/dc back in black
rolling stones beast of burden
kiss- love gun, god of thunder, lick it up, heavens on fire
Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd
Comfortalby Numb - Pink Floyd
Kashmir - Led Zeppelin
Come Sail Away - Styx
Dream On - Aerosmith
Livin' on the Edge - Aerosmith
Iron Man - Black Sabbath
If you don't already have them:
70s:
"Thunder Road" - Bruce Springsteen. I'm not a major Springsteen fan, but this song is a knock-your-socks-off classic.
"Lido Shuffle" - Boz Scaggs. I feels Scaggs is greatly underrated, but this is one of his songs that managed to sneak through all the disco and pop and make the top 40.
"We Just Disagree" - Dave Mason. Mason is widely unknown (despite this major hit and his stint as a member of Traffic), and that's a shame.
80s:
"Road to Nowhere" - Talking Heads. New wave polka, you just won't find that anywhere else.
"Modern Love" - David Bowie. Bowie keeps reinventing himself throughout his career, and this is a classic from his 80s era.
"The Boys of Summer" - Don Henley. One of Henley's most mesmerizing performances from any era of his career.
damn there is sooooooo many. i suggest anything from Motley Crue,Led Zeppelin, Queen, Alice Cooper,Black Sabbath, Ozzy OSbourne,AC/DC, Kiss,Aerosmith,Jimi Hendrix(thats 60's though),The Doors,Van Halen,Poison, Def Leppard,Skid Row, Deep Purple,Metallica(Enter Sandman),Quiet Riot,Ted Nugent,Sex Pistols,Rolling Stones,
THE LIST GOES ON if any more hits my mind ill come back and add them.