The weather here in Reno is pretty pathetic, so as I cranked up one of my Zeppelin albums, it occured to me to start a post about the Top 4 Rock & Roll songs of the 60's-70's.

1. Bad Moon Rising- Creedence Clearwater Revival
2. Break on Through- The Doors
3. Stairway to Heaven- Led Zeppelin
4. Immigrant Song- Led Zeppelin

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Mine would be for 60-70's

1 Highway to Hell -AC/DC
2 I'm Eighteen -Alice Cooper
3 Be My Lover-Alice Cooper
4 Trampled Underfood-Led Zepplin

HastyP

1. Run through the jungle-CCR
2. Slow Ride-Foghat I think.
3. For What Its Worth-Buffalo Springfield
4.Born to be Wild-Stephenwolf

Only 4................................

Jumpin Jack Flash by the Stones and the cover by Jonny Winter

Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf

Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple

Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin

I am ommitting the Beatles because they transcend it all

(I Can't Get No) Satisfation. The Rolling Stones.
Nuff said. 40+ years on and it still rocks the house down.

I can't really name four but anything by The Doors....I want a CD of them but can't find one anywhere and Led Zepplin I prefer these and a few more to some of this ahh ummm Modern music :-)

Ok- here's mine... in no particular order...

Vacuum Cleaner by The Tintern Abbey
The Red One by Mick Softley
Balloon Burning or Defecting Grey by The Pretty Things
All Tomorrow's Parties by The Velvet Underground.

This choice could be entirely different if you asked me tomorrow, but it's raining, I'm at work and I would far rather have stayed in bed today!!!

All Along the Watch Tower- Hendrix
Give Me Shelter- Stones
Hurricane-Dylan
Sympathy for the Devil-Stones
Can't Always Get What You Want-Stones
Sweet Home Alabama- Skynard
Hey Joe-Hendrix

And pretty much the rest that have been mentioned



Since Roger seems to be a Zep Fan...ultimate Zep tune..Hey Hey What Can I Do

Yeah I know...you said four...but how can you pick just four?

"Sugar Magnolia" The Dead
"Won't Get Fooled Again" The Who

Shaun

Knew there was something I liked about you Steve. I couldn't make a better list myself.

Stretch it into the 70s and I'd have to add American Pie. Any song that can transcend generations like that one, my two teen aged girls love it as much as I do, has to be something special.