But if you disagree you get to go to the dungeon... so it might be worth it!

Lixy, it is "Whiter Shade of Pale"...hope I've put your mind at rest...& it is one of the all-time killer rock songs, supposedly derived from J S Bach (& one of the 1st songs I learned when I was playing the Hammond regularly)...also great is LedZep's Kashmir...
One I keep going back to when I need that out-of-body experience is Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"...

Stairway to Heaven
La Grange
Iron Man
Smoke on the Water
Paranoid
Inna Godda Da Vida
Strangle Hold
....All way excellent classics.....

My personal favs, though, are:
Black #1---Type O Negative
Summer Breeze (remake)--Type O Negative
Be My Druidess--Type O Negative
Angel--Astral Sleep
Reptile--Nine Inch Nails
Closer--Nine Inch Nails
Physical--Nine Inch Nails
and track #69 off of Undertow--Tool
Sober--Tool
Blue--A Perfect Circle
or just basically anything that Peter Steele, Trent Reznor, And Maynard James Keenan has done, or influenced

It has to be one of two songs:

Child in Time by Deep Purple or 2112 by Rush.


Or it could be the dark horse candidate: Moonshine by Black Oak Arkansas.

Define "Rock" please.

Geologicly or musically?

& I wonder if I annoyed anybody today on my way to pick up the mallrats as I cranked up the full 180 watts for LZ "Whole Lotta Love"...

gawd, I sure hope so..."way down inside...woman...you need it....LOOOOOOOOOVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEE"

"Hey Hey what can I Do?"

Led Zeppelin


Greatest song ever!!!!

Hmm...I cant just pick one!

Whiskey in the Jar--Metallica
Blackhole Sun--Soundgarden
Jeremy--Pearl Jam
Anything Nirvana

I have some oldies too though that I love from Led Zepplin and AC/DC.

Wasn't Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden?

Oh yeah, oops lol...It's early

i can hardly believe you all left out hotel california
i mean who besides the eagles could take an already great song redo it and improve upon their own material.

then there is pink floyd of course an zep and yes and rush and judas priest and bonnie raitt eric clapton jimmy hendrix stevi ray vaugn i could go on an on but i wont

as for todays rock i truly love mettalica have aqquired a taste for kid rock ,stained, nicckleback, slipknot(a little) green day has my attn currently

and then of course lets not leave out SANTANA
carlos continues to push the window of his own music and others by melding the old with the new

~~~do I really have to pick just one?, Impossible!!!~~~

Scotz,

Both, but with addenda on how they relate to the music of the latter 20th Century.

John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, "On the Dark Side" with all it's connotations.

Can't Buy Me Love, Back In The USSR: The Beatles

Brown Sugar: The Rolling Stones

Purple Haze: Jimi Hendrix

TY sweet cakes! Remind me to suck you...er...thank you personally when we get a chance to chat (soon, I hope)!

I'm more partial to The Immagrant Song (Zep) than Kashmir...but that's prolly just me!