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November 10, 2004The Ultimate Rock SongYeah, well, ten thousand bloggers have asked you what the best rock albums are. And all the answers are always wrong. An alien space-craft just landed outside my house and the five-legged leader approached me and asked me to explain what this "rock and roll" is. If I had to pick one single song that summed-up rock and roll, it would be the song I've just been blasting in my ears over and over for the past half-hour: ZZ Top's La Grange. Period. If your feet don't start dancing to that, your legs break. Comments
Here's my quick list of dance-inducing rock songs: Bachman-Turner Overdrive: Taking Care of Business La Grange...Oh yeah. Posted by: Tina at November 10, 2004 09:34 PMNever heard of it! Does that make me uncultured? But I love most of Greg's list. Posted by: Jay Solo at November 11, 2004 10:53 AMI rather prefer 'Give it Up' or 'Doubleback' to 'La Grange.' But I do agree that 'La Grange' is a dang fine tune. Other good rock (real rock. not metal, punk, rap-rock or any of those other bastardized hybrids. Just classic, blues-based rock) in no particular order: We Gotta Get Out of this Place by the Animals La Grange is my favorite ZZ Top song. Enter Sandman. Period! Posted by: Miller's Time at November 12, 2004 05:08 PMYou young whipper-snappers make me sick... Sick of being old... How about old school rock? Rave On by Buddy Holly and the Crickets
The Stranger by Billy Joel Here's five of the greatest rock n' roll songs I know of: "Voodoo Child" by the Jimi Hendrix Experience and "Fortunate Son" by CCR Posted by: Toby Petzold at November 12, 2004 08:49 PMSpeaking of "old school", Ian, how about Ike & Tina Turners' Proud Mary? Posted by: Jeff Soyer at November 13, 2004 07:23 AMWhere did Jeff Beck go,or the Pretenders,or any version of Little Wing ? the comment input form disappears. Your comments are welcome. You don't need to enter a URL and you don't need a "valid" email address, either. Note though that MT Blacklist is installed to flag suspiciously spam-like strings. Unfortunately, because of the bastard spammers, the strings "google.com" and "yahoo.com" (even in your email address) are currently banned as well. So are strings such as "cialis" (a common spam) which rules out words such as "socialism". Try putting a hyphan in a word like that. By Golly, you're reading an archived post. Click Here to head to the main page and read current stuff...Into science fiction? Check out my group blog novel, Colony: Alchibah. See the reader's guide there for first-timer tips. |