Top 5 songs

5. Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven
4. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3. Eagles - Hotel California
2. Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways
1. Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

1. Stairway to Heaven (No Contest)
2. Bohemian Rhapsody
3. All Along the Watchtower
4. Layla
5. Knockin On Heaven's Door (Guns N' Roses version)

Originally posted by zepp_rules
3. All Along the Watchtower

Thats Hendrix version not Dylan right?

2 Bob Dylan covers, no Bob Dylan originals. Well done.

top ten (sorry can't do a top five)

#10-Call Me the Breeze by Lynyrd Skynyrd
#9-Blue on Black by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
#8-Little Wing by Jimi Hendrix
#7-I Just Want you by Ozzy
#6-Civil War by Guns n' Roses
#5-Lemon Song by Led Zeppelin
#4-Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
#3-Heartbreaker by Led Zeppelin
#2-Hell's Bells by AC/DC
#1-Eiher Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) by Hendrix or Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin I can't decide. My opinions of favorite songs are always changing.

Like I didn't even put Clapton,Stevie Ray Vaughan, Kiss, Allman Brothers, Black Sabbath, or Yngwie on there so isn't really fair.

1 - Children of Bodom - Lake Bodom
1 - Yngwie Malmsteen - Cross the line
1 - Helloween - I want out
1 - Axel Rudi Pell - Pay the price
1 - Gamma Ray - Beyond the black hole

Originally posted by Fender Man
#10-Call Me the Breeze by Lynyrd Skynyrd

listen to the original by Otis Redding. Its better I reckon

5 Dont's stop me / queen
4 ride on / ac/dc
3 april / deep purple
2 lazy / deep purple
1 i cant deside but it's one of those:

stairway/ since i've been loving you / led zeppelin
speed king/ child in time / deep purple

Led Zeppelin, FenderMan: Call Me The Breeze was actually written and performed by J J Cale on his "Naturally" album, I believe from the early 70's. He also wrote "Cocaine" and "After Midnight", both covered by Eric Clapton. I know this is a little off topic, but I'm a big fan of JJ Cale and wanted to set the record straight.

Bob Dylan - Visions of Johanna, Like a rolling stone, mr tamborine man, etc
U2 - One, Please, Beautiful Day
Jimi Hendrix - Pali Gap, Machine Gun, Hear my train, Red House, etc
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here, the wall part2
Miles Davis - too many to mention
I could go on... these are only ones from cds in front of me. I left out things by Robert Johnson, Pearl Jam, Crowded House, Hooker, Trane, Radiohead, etc.

Originally posted by John O'Carroll
Led Zeppelin, FenderMan: Call Me The Breeze was actually written and performed by J J Cale on his "Naturally" album, I believe from the early 70's. He also wrote "Cocaine" and "After Midnight", both covered by Eric Clapton. I know this is a little off topic, but I'm a big fan of JJ Cale and wanted to set the record straight.

Yeah youre right I just checked. There is a famous Otis Redding song covered by someone I just cant remember what one. And Fender Man was talking about the Skynyrd cover of Call Me The Breeze from the mid-seventies. I jusy got it wrong.

How could I forget about Machine Gun by Jimi Hendrix. What an amazing song, that moves the soul. He can really feal what he was trying to say.

Stairway to heaven is obviously #1, but i can't put an order on the rest.
Bob Dylan:Hurricane, Like a Rolling Stone
Hendrix:Fire, All Along the Watchtower, Purple Haze, Gypsy Eyes, and Voodoo Child (even though i like SRV's version better)and oh so many more
Zeppelin:The Battle of Evermore, No Quarter (listen to the 30min live version on the Coast to Coast CD.)Kashmir,and the entire Led Zepplin IV Album (the one w/ stairway on it i think it's IV--its got the old guy on front with the bundle of sticks on his back.)
Nick Drake:Pink Moon
Def Leopard:Pour Some Sugar
Dave Matthews Band:Ants Marching, Sattelite, What Would You Say
Jefferson Airplane: Somebody to love, White Rabbit
ACDC:All Night Long (i think its called that)
Tommy James and the Shondells:Crimson and Clover (listining to it right now):)
Peter Frampton:Do you feel...(live)
Weird Al:Jerry Springer (funniest song ever):)
Radiohead:Paranoid Android
Edwin Starr:War
David Bowie:Changes, Space Oddity
The Monkeys: I'm a Believer
Moby:South Side
The Who:My Generation,Baba O'Reilly (Teenage Wasteland), Boris the Spider, Pinball Wizard
SRV:Traffic Jam (the version where he's jammin' with Carlos Santana),Voodoo Child/Chile whatever,Pride and Joy, Cold Shot (there is a CD of Stevie playing at the Knicker Bocker which is my humble old town of Westerly. Its got horrible sound, but if you can hear past it, it kicks ass. Room Full of Blues opened up for him, and my band teacher played with them.)
OKAY I HAVE TO STOP.!!! AHHHH!! TOO MANY GOOD SONGS!!!
Sorry for the length

Dan, You forgot some great Hendirx songs, like, Little Wing, Machine Gun, Hey Joe, Ezy Rider, Foxey Lady, Castles made of sand, Bold as love, and lot more. But that is where I am going to stop.

Led Zeppelin:

Yeah, the Skynyrd cover of "Call Me The Breeze" rocks. Now I'm curious which Otis Redding song you're referring to.

So am I.

Originally posted by John O'Carroll
Led Zeppelin:

Yeah, the Skynyrd cover of "Call Me The Breeze" rocks. Now I'm curious which Otis Redding song you're referring to.

I figured it out. Mustang Sally, Mr Pitiful and Try A Little Tenderness. Covered by the Commitments on the film soundtrack.

5. "Satisfaction" by the Rollings Stones
4. "Stairwy to Heaven" by Led Zepplin
3. "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan
2. "Hey Jude" by The Beatles
1. "Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen

I'll narrow it down to just rock:
1. "I can't Feel Nuthin'" by Captain Beyond
2. "Topaz" by Journey
3. "Land of 1000 Nights" by Mahogany Rush
4. "Basking in the White of the Midnight Sun" by Armageddon
5. "Children of the Grave" by Black Sabbath

That's the best I can do off the top of my head.

[Edited by The Ferret on 04-19-2001 at 06:55 AM]

1. Stone Cold Crazy (Queen)
2. Four Wheel Drive (BTO)
3. School's Out (Alice Cooper)
4. Parasite (Kiss)
5. Rock N' Roll (Led Zep)

.....More to follow....

My list of five songs is comprised of songs which currently are grabbing my attention... this changes daily.

5). Better off Without a Wife (w/ intro) By Tom Waits (nighthawks at the diner version)
4). Texan Book of the Dead by Clutch (some real hell raisin' music here)
3). Priviledge by Incubus
2). The Chastising of Renegade by Primus (awesome song)
1). All Your Way by Morphine

So those are Raskolnikov's songs of the day...