phrophus wrote:Cliffs of Dover. Hate it.
And I hate practically everything that Satch has ever done. Maybe he can play, but he can't write a damned non-boringasfuck song to save his life.
You shut your whore mouth.
My answers:
Zeppelin: Whole lotta love, Dazed and Confused, since I've been loving you, that's the way, the battle of evermore, going to california, the rain song, thank you, in the light, hot dog, carouselambra, all of my love, i'm gonna crawl
Hendrix: Third stone from the sun, Red house, exp/up from the skies
Doors: Light my fire, break on through, the end, strange days, moonlight drive, people are strange, hello i love you, unknown soldier, love her madly, l.a. woman, riders on the storm
Kiss: Detroit rock city, shout it out loud, rock and roll all nite
Pink Floyd: The entire dark side of the moon, the entire wish you were here, Almost the entire wall except for comfortably numb, young lust and run like hell, on the turning away
Rolling stones: time is on my side, little red rooster, as tears go by, mothers little helper, she's a rainbow, 2000 light years from home, let it bleed, midnight rambler, you can't always get what you want, wild horses, angie, it's only rock and roll (but I like it), miss you, emotional rescue, waiting on a friend
Aerosmith: Dream on, kings and queens, remember (walking in the sand), janie's got a gun, cryin, crazy, amazing.
The Who: Happy jack, i can see for miles, going mobile, behind blue eyes, the real me, love reign o'er me, squeeze box.
Van Halen: Jamie's cryin, dance the night away, side 2 of diver down: dancing in the street, big bag bill is sweet william now, happy trails.
The Beatles: do you want to know a secret, all my loving, from me to you, i should have known better, and I love her, you're going to lose that girl, drive my car, norwegian wood, nowhere man, eleanor rigby, the fool on the hill, penny lane, ob-la-di ob-la-da, i want you (she's so heavy), don't let me down.
the unaccompanied intro. It gets me all fired up every time, then about 15 seconds after the full band kicks in, I remember "Oh yeah, the rest of this song sounds like a beer commercial." 
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