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Disturbed - Sons of plunder
Disturbed - Prayer
Disturbed - Land Of Confusion
Saliva - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Hoobastank - Inside of you
Hoobastank - Out Of Control
Hoobastank - If I Were You
AC/DC - Thunderstruck and Hells Bells
Aerosmith - Eat the Rich
Beastie Boys - Various like Sabotage/Brass Monkey
Big & Rich - Comin' To Your City
Black Eyed Peas - Let's Get it Started
Bush - Machinehead
The Cult - Fire Woman
Danzig - Mother
Dee - Miles and Miles
Dave Matthews - Don't Drink the Water
David Banner - Play
Eminem - Lose Yourself and 'Till I Collapse (w/ Nate Dogg)
Kanye West - Stronger
Limp Bizkit - Take a Look Around
Linkin Park/ Jay Z - Points of Authority
Moby - Various - Bodyrock/Extreme Ways
Modest Mouse - Float On
Nine Inch Nails -
Outkast - Bombs over Baghdad
Paul Oakenfold - Time of Your Life and many others (Check Bunkka and A Lively Mind)
Pete Townsend - Face the Face
The Prodigy - Voodoo People, Their Law, Breathe
Public Enemy - Bring the Noise/Fight The Power
Queen - We Will Rock You/One Vision
Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name (Power Song)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Higher Ground/Give It Away/
Sean Paul - Temperature/Break It Off
System of a Down - Chop Suey (serious intervals)
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Hey guys............check out these Pink Floyd videos. You might even see that things have actually regressed in the world of music. Pink Floyd was the most progressive, deep, and intelligent bands of all-time. Oh, and stick w/it, or just fast forward a couple of minutes. And remember, this is from 1973!  http://www.youtube.com/v/QSlUIhN8FU8&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/v/D3sMZbhs7QA&feature=related
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us."
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"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us."
--Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Dont you have to smoke dope to like PF?  Never was a big fan, but like some of the stuff.
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No, you don't have to smoke dope or even do acid. You do have to be a bit of a deep thinker, though.
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us."
--Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Hip Hop- Nas- It Ain't Hard to Tell
Rock- L.A. Woman or Break on Through- The Doors
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What I find disturbing is that your list is in alphabetical order. 
We don't have to agree with each other, to respect each others opinion.
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"Down By the River"..........by Neil Young is a very awesome song! 
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Quote:
What I find disturbing is that your list is in alphabetical order.
lol... That's the way they're listed in iTunes, but I play them in random order.
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The Long & Winding Road by the Beatles
May Day, May Flowers, Memorial and Mother's Day!
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Wow...Revisit time lol...
Power rips...
Judas Priest---Green Manalishi...(Never knew this was originally recorded by Fleetwood Mac...Wow)
Guns N Roses---Sweet Child o' Mine...
Zep---Stairway to Heaven AND Kashmere...
And for diverse...lol...
BJ Thomas---I Just Can't Help Believin'...
Sinatra...My Way!!!!!!!!!
Go Browns!!!
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Just a few of my all time favorites and anything by the Doors can go on my list lol.
Hank Williams- I'm so lonesome I could cry
John Lennon- Imagine
Don Mclean- American Pie
Neil Young- Harvest Moon
Bob Dylan- Hurricane
Rolling Stones- Sister Morphine, Paint it Black, Angie
Thunderclap Newman-Something in the Air
Uncle Cracker- Drift Away
Crosby Stills and Nash- Southern Cross
Zombies- Time of the Season
AC/DC- Guns for Hire, Highway to Hell, Ride On
Black Sabbath-Paranoid, Mr. Crowley
Blue Oyster Cult- Dont fear the reaper
Bob Segar, Turn the page
Live- Lightning Crashes
Guns &Roses-Civil War and November Rain
Joan Jet-Bad Reputation
Alannis Morisette- Thank You
Almond Brothers- Midnight Rider
Johny Cash-Folsom Prison Blues, God's Gonna cut you Down
Kansas-Dust in the Wind
Smashing Pumpkins=Bullets with Butterfly wings, 1979
Motorhead-Born to Raise Hell
CCR- Have You ever seen the rain, Midnight special
Annie Lennox &Al Green- Put a little love in your heart
jimmy hendrix-Hey Joe, All along the watch tower
Pink Floyd, The Wall entire album was awesome
Simply Red, Holding back the years
Sinead Oconnor, nothing compares to you
Stevie Nicks, Rooms on Fire, Landslide, Rhiannon
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"My opinions and feelings are mine and shall not be influenced by anyone....especially liberals."
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Hank Williams Jr- Family Tradition/ a country boy can survive
Alabama- Song of the south/mountain music/dixieland delight
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band- Fishin in the dark
Steve Earl- Copperhead road
Shenandoah- Next to you, next to me
Garth Brooks- Just about every song he ever made is good.
Keith Whitley- Brotherly love
Ac/Dc- Thunderstruck
Metallica- One
Guns N Roses- Sweet Child o' mine
Bon Jovi- Wanted dead or alive
Quiet Riot- Come on Feel the Noise
Skid Row- 18 and life/i'll remember you
Sublime- Right Back/ What I got/ Wrong way
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Higher Ground
Journey- Send her my love
The Damn Yankees- High enough
Eddie Money- Take me home tonight
The Jeff Healy Band- Angel Eyes
Rod Stewart- Maggie May
Phil Collins- In the air tonight/Take a look at me now
Lynard Skynard- Tuesday's gone/simple man/ Freebird
The Allman Brothers- Midnight Rider
Bad Company- Shooting star/Bad company/
Bob Segar- Night Moves
CCR- Fortunate Son
Mountain- Mississippi queen
J. Geils Band- Love stinks
Joe Cocker- Have a little Faith in me
Queen- Another one bites the just
Sam Cooke- bring it on home to me
Smokey Robinson- Tracks of my tears
Al Green- love and happiness/tired of being alone
I could go on forever. I listen to pretty much all Genres. Rock, rap, country, oldies, motown, classic rock, southern rock...etc
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Can't list just one:
Beatles - Don't Let Me Down, Help!, Something, Yesterday
Kinks - Waterloo Sunset
Cream - Sunshine of Your Love
AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie, Let There Be Rock (a bit cheesy, but I really like the promo video where Bon Scott is dressed like a priest and Angus like an altar server, and the guitars absolutely rev me up), If You Want Blood
Who - My Generation, Won't Get Fooled Again
Vogues - Five O' Clock World
The Troggs - Wild Thing
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
Sam Cooke - A Change Is Gonna Come (to me, this guy had one of the best voices that I have ever heard)
Chuck Berry - Memphis
Rolling Stones - Bitch, Under My Thumb (I know its not a very nice message, but I still like the way it sounds), Mother's Little Helper, Street Fighting Man
If I had to pick a top two, today I would say Waterloo Sunset by the Kinks. It's a beautiful song. Also, My Generation, by the Who. Short, sweet, to the point. IMO, that band at the height of their powers.
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"Under Pressure" - Queen & David Bowie
Still this one.
Also, "Surrender" by Cheap Trick
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Really, really hard to pick just one.....but my favorite song right now, that I have to pretty much listen to every day....
That Kid from Cleveland
Kid Cudi - Pursuit of Happiness
"The Browns' defense is kicking mucho dupa."
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