Question:
rock songs... help please BEST ANSWER 10 POINTS?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
rock songs... help please BEST ANSWER 10 POINTS?
Ten answers:
Proud Mommy
2008-07-14 00:34:21 UTC
I always liked Black Jesus by Everlast.. Whiskey in the Jar is a good one by Metallica.. have you tried listening to Disturbed? I haven't heard the new album but Stupify was a good song, & the remake of Land of Confusion (by the Police originally). Seven Mary Three.. Cumbersome was a good one, about the only good one that band came out with. Maybe you'll like it!
2016-04-10 10:18:17 UTC
Critical Acclaim- Avenged Sevenfold Psycho- Puddle Of Mudd Shallow Bay- Breaking Benjamin (of any Breaking Benjamin song form all three of their albums) Scared- Three Days Grace (or any of their songs from both of their albums) Rise Above This- Seether (or any Seether song) Break Out! Break Out!- All time Low Roxanne- The Police Bodies- Drowning Pool Van Nuys or Life Is Beautiful- Sixx: AM The Kill- 30 Seconds To Mars Bloody Romance- Senses Fail A Tint Of Rain- Halifax Bleed For You- Hidden In Plain View I Can Barley Breathe- Just Surrender Williamaburg- Armour For Sleep The Haunting- Anberlin The Fight- The Classic Crime Demolition Lovers- My Chemical Romance The Future Freaks Me Out- Motion City Soundtrack Three Oh Nine- Hit The Lights Welcome To The Jungle- Guns N Roses Scar Tissue- Red Hot Chile Peppers Weather Machine- Signal To Noise Check Yes Juliet- We The Kings All We Know- Paramore Listening To Freddy Mercury- Emery Love Reign O'er Me- Pearl Jam Attention Reader- Pencey Prep My World- Sick Puppies Her Voice Resides- Bullet For My Valentine Becoming the Bull- Atreyu Speak To Me- Godsmack This list has every kind of rock you can think of. Not all of its brand new. To: JaySinz I LOVE Sixx AM. There amazing! EDIT F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P.- Fall of Troy Black Widow- Jealousy Curve Different- New London Fire Summer So Bleak- A Thorn For Every Heart The Right To Write me Off- Amber Pacific What bands/songs don't you know off my list? Wow thats it? You've heard of Halifax, Hidden in Plain View, Hit the Lights, The Classic Crime and Just Surrender Your good. Not many people know those bands.
2008-07-14 04:16:05 UTC
heres some with there best song named



the used - liar liar (burn in hell)

arch enemy - vultures (it gets pro at the end)

children of bodom - trashed, lost & strungout

bring me the horizon - alot like vegas or pray for plagues

the devil wears prada - hey john whats your name again or still fly
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2008-07-14 01:21:43 UTC
papa roach-getting away with murder

scary kids scaring kids-faces

linkin park-crawling

three days grace-i hate everything about you

escape the fate-not good enough for truth in cliche

escape the fate-the ransom

avenged sevenfold-almost easy
the_way_of_the_turtle
2008-07-14 00:52:32 UTC
Sounds like you're a little on the hard side.



Try some Led Zeppelin or Hendrix.



I grew up on Van Halen. Anything by them is good, whether Diamond Dave or Slammin' Sammy is fronting them.



Going through an REM phase right now. Good soul.



The Eagles (the classic stuff) are always good for some laid back rock sounds.



A few other favorites--



*Black Crowes

*Ben Folds/Ben Folds Five (pretty piano heavy, but some great lyrics)

*James Gang (more of a free flowing funk)

*John Mellencamp (great roots rock)

*Journey and Boston (for the classic early-mid '80's arena rock feel)

*Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (or any of Tom Petty's other bands)

*Pearl Jam and Soundgarden (in my opinions, much better grunge bands than Nirvana)

*Dave Matthews (if you want a truly spiritual experience from two accoustic guitars, check out Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live at Luther College)

*Foo Fighters



Edit: Thanks, proud mommy, for reminding me of Whiskey in a Jar. The original is pretty cool (by Thin Lizzy), but Metallica adds an extra edge to it.
Sara
2008-07-14 00:32:59 UTC
remenissions,trashed and scattered by avenged sevenfold ^^`
macks
2008-07-14 00:31:01 UTC
already over - Red

cold (but i'm still here) - Evans Blue

Addicted - Saving able
2008-07-14 00:30:40 UTC
This site is filled with public domain music http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/
seaotter
2008-07-14 00:30:19 UTC
Guns n Roses, Velvet Revolver, Megadeth, ACDC, Van Halen, Led Zepplin
A Sudden Injury
2008-07-14 00:30:46 UTC
1 American Pie Don McLean – I remember when this song first came out on the radio in the early 1970’s! I would stop whatever I was doing and put my ear up to the radio. It turned me on to rock music. The album, American Pie, was the first record I ever bought (I still have it!).



2 Question The Moody Blues – A true thinking man’s song. The words are superbly put together. The questions the song asks are valid ones.



3 Pinball Wizard The Who – This song can be my epitaph! Ever since I was a young boy, I’ve played the silver ball (only on this side of the pond). Gets me in the mood for playing pinball every time I hear it!



4 Hotel California Eagles – A very mysterious song with some amazing guitar playing by the Eagles.



5 Hey Jude Beatles – I could listen to the Beatles all day long and never get tired! This song was the one that pulled the group together at a very difficult time for them. Paul really lets loose in this song “ya, ya, ya, ya…” Amazing. This song is nice and long too! So, if you are listening to it and suddenly have to go to the bathroom, chances are it will still be playing when you return!



6 Kashmir Led Zeppelin – Ah! The real greatest Led Zeppelin song! I love the way this song builds up to a climax. Great stuff!



7 Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin – Once the most played rock anthem on any rock radio station. Nice, smooth rock and roll by one of the masters!



8 Who Are You The Who – This song knocks me out every time! I consider it to be The Who’s swan song, since it is one of the last great songs produced by the band before the death of the great Keith Moon. I really wanna know…..who are you? (Who? Who? Who? Who?)



9 Good Vibrations Beach Boys – The Beach Boys at their very best. Brian Wilson mentioned in earlier interviews that his inspiration for this song was Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles.



10 Won't Get Fooled Again The Who – Really funky stuff! Ahead of its time!



11 She's A Rainbow Rolling Stones – I am also a Rolling Stone’s nut. This song stands out from the rest of their volumes of great songs. I often wondered why it sounded so different? I found out just recently: The Beatles helped out on back-up vocals. The most amazing piano playing on any rock song ever!



12 Bohemian Rhapsody Queen – Ah! Who can’t confess to singing this song out loud while driving down the highway? A truly original classic!



13 Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Traffic – Another great piano rock song! The lyrics do not make much sense, but they are cool just the same!





14 Taxi Harry Chapin – A nice story wrapped up in music.



15 Peace Train Cat Stevens – Any music that advocates peace is worth a listen to me. This song has such a sweet sound. Cat Stevens at his finest.



16 Rocks Off Rolling Stones – The Stones really kicked up in this song. I believe the Stones were at their greatest when Mick Taylor was a part of the band. I love listening to this song particularly on Mondays, while driving to work: “The sunshine bores the daylights out of me!”



17 Sweet Is the Night – ELO – Another super band that does not get nearly enough air play on the radio anymore. At one time, I had a cassette tape stuck in my car’s player. I happily listened to ELO for months while driving! Just amazing instrumentals on this song.



18 Truckin' Grateful Dead – A true American Beauty!



19 Gimme Shelter Rolling Stones – I wore out my Stone’s records while in high school from playing them so much. A great party pleaser!



20 Sympathy For The Devil Rolling Stones – A great song to listen to with a headset while running. Great exercise music. Try it!



21 Free Bird Lynyrd Skynyrd – “What song is it that you want to hear?” Another rock epic.



22 Turn, Turn, Turn Byrds – The Bryds were masters of melody. I love what they’ve done to some of Bob Dylan’s songs. This song however was adapted from the bible, book of Ecclesiastes.



23 Time Pink Floyd – A true masterpiece of what I call finely engineered music. I love to crank up the Dark Side of the Moon while outdoors late at night – especially if there is a full moon!



24 California Dreaming Mamas & Papas – A great rhyming song that sticks in my head long after the song is over.



25 True Love Ways Buddy Holly & The Crickets – A pretty ballad that is pretty deep. Love it!



26 Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd – Another Pink Floyd masterpiece with beautiful acoustic guitar.



27 Born To Run Bruce Springsteen – The boss’ epic rocker! Hey! Bruce is from NJ!



28 Superstition Stevie Wonder – One of the funkiest tunes I ever heard! Super cool!



29 Have You Ever Seen The Rain? Creedence Clearwater Revival – A nice song to listen to in the summer time while sitting on the front porch with a cold one while watching the rain come down. A southern gem.



30 Lola Kinks – A fun song. The Kinks letting their hair down a bit, I guess….



31 Love is Alive Gary Wright – A truly under rated song. This is such a powerful, moving rocking song.



32 Smoke on the Water Deep Purple – Brings me back to the 1970’s and my first car – a souped up Chevy Nova. I used to drive around the park with the windows down with this song cranked all the way up! Super cool!



33 Nights on Broadway Bee Gees – One of the great harmony bands! This song has such a sweet sound. I’m not a great Bee Gees fan, but I love to hear this one.



34 Veronica Elvis Costello – A fast moving song with lots of lyrics, in the grand, Elvis Costello tradition. A great melody!



35 This Magic Moment Jay & The Americans – My wife and I chose this song for our wedding song! One of the most played on Valentine’s Day. Jay can really hold a note!



36 Don't Fear The Reaper Blue Oyster Cult – One of the two greatest songs to listen to with headphones! The music kind of spins around in circles. Love it.



37 I'm Your Captain Grand Funk Railroad – Reminds me of cruising, for some reason….



38 25 or 6 to 4 Chicago – Love the use of horns in Chicago’s music. Great, fast paced tune.



39 I've Seen All Good People Yes – I proposed to my wife while this song was playing…Nice chess song.



40 Lucky Man Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Kind of reminds me that there is more to life than materialistic things. Make each day count!



41 Time of the Season Zombies – One of those old songs I love singing to.



42 Pretty Woman Roy Orbison – One of the old crooner’s greatest masterpieces.



43 Locomotive Breath Jethro Tull – The other of the two greatest songs to listen to with a headset! Sounds like a train is moving from one ear to the other. Really cool!



44 Born To Be Wild Steppenwolf – A great song when I am feeling crazy!



45 Suite Judy Blue Eyes Crosby, Stills & Nash – Another pretty ballad.



46 Let It Be Beatles – A true ending to a class act band. Nice message.



47 Powder Finger Neil Young – Love the guitar playing. I play this song on the guitar all the time!



48 California Girls Beach Boys – I wish they were all NJ girls!



49 Someone Saved My Life Tonight Elton John – Another song that has the message there is more to life than money. Very pretty.



50 Oh What a Night Four Seasons – How does Franky hit those high notes?



51 Imagine John Lennon – Great message.



52 Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Genesis – Another one of my favorite songs to listen to while running. I practiced for the NY marathon while listening to this on my walkman.



53 Dear Prudence Beatles – One of the lads prettiest songs.



54 Lady Styx – Nice vocals!



55 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Elton John -



56 Daniel Elton John – Another great song to sing along with.



57 Come Sail Away Styx – One of those songs that start out slow and lead up to high rock action.



58 Rock & Roll All Night Kiss – The ultimate 1970’s rocking song!



59 Peter Frampton Do You Feel Like We Do – This guy played an amazing guitar in his day. Amazing how he makes his guitar talk!



60 More Than A Feeling Boston – Non-stop energy all the way!



61 Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry – Just a true classic song from a real guitar master!



62 Bridge Over Troubled Waters Simon & Garfunkel – Just a pretty song I like to listen to. Great vocals by Art!



63 All Right Now Free – Great singing! Let’s me know it is alright now!



64 Frankenstein Edgar Winter Group – Super instrumental well put together!



65 Melissa The Allman Brothers Band – One of their many great guitar pieces.



66 Strawberry Fields Forever The Beatles – Another of the Beatles most beautiful songs. Unique instrumentals here.



67 You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet Bachman Turner Overdrive – Spectacular singing! “You, You, You ain’t seen nothin’ yet!”



68 You've Lost That Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers – This song is both sad, and in a way, sort of spooky.



69 One Three Dog Night – If you are going to sing a song about a number, what better number to sing about? Very clever song.



70 Badlands Bruce Springsteen – My wife’s favorite Bruce song. Really rocks it up here.



71 Thin Line Kinks – A super pretty song by some ballad masters!



72 A Day In The Life The Beatles – Super use of the piano at the end to finish the song.



73 Dream On Aerosmith – Song is well put together.



74 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Rolling Stones - I love the part about the man on TV telling me how white my shirts can be! Rock on!



75 Stuck In The Middle With You Steeler's Wheel – There is nobody else I would rather be stuck in the middle with!



76 Whiter Shade of Pale Procol Harum - A nice sad song to listen to while winding down.



77 Yesterday Beatles – Pure poetry



78 Moondance Van Morrison – A great party song! Gets my foot tapping all the ti


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