Top 5 Bands (and your 3 favorite songs by them)

[Professor Yes]

Led Zeppelin
Stairway to Heaven
The Rover
Hey Hey What Can I Do

AC/DC
Have a Drink on me
Back in Black
T.N.T

The Who
Pinball Wizard
The Punk Meets the Godfather
the Real Me

Jethro Tull
Aqualung
Thick as a Brick
Locomotive Breath

Aerosmith
Rag Doll
Toys in the Attic
Same Old Song and Dance

 

[Darkfly]

1) Duran Duran
#1 - Wild Boys
#2 - A View To The Kill
#3 - What Happens Tomorrow

2) Tenacious D
#1 - Lee
#2 - Wonderboy
#3 - Tribute

3) Audiolsave
#1 - Sound Of A Gun
#2 - Cochise
#3 - Revelations

4) Garbage
#1 - Cherry Lips
#2 - Sex Is Not The Enemy
#3 - Hammering In My Head

5) Jamiroquoi
#1 - Virtual Insanity
#2 - Feels Just Like It Should
#3 - Don't Give Hate A Chance

 

[Heffer Wolf]

Round 2:

Most Precious Blood
Shark Ethic
The Great Red Shift
Your Picture Hung Itself

Thursday
Autumn Leaves Revisited
The Lovesong Writer
Division St.

Saosin
Seven Years
I Can Tell There Was An Accident Here Earlier
Translating The Name

Rise Against
Last Chance Blueprint
Alive And Well
Join The Ranks

Strung Out
Mission To Mars
Novacain
Savant

 

[The Chairman]

1) The Rolling Stones

• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - the live version from Shine A Light.
• Brown Sugar - for my money, it is probably the greatest rock and roll song ever. Raw, raunchy and wild.
• Start Me Up - their last masterpiece, and probably my favorite song from the 1980s'

2) The Who

• Won't Get Fooled Again - few songs are more anthemic and epic as this song.
• You Better, You Bet - a fabulous latter day recording. One of their mos passionatea and fun recording.

 

[Themanofbat]

The Cramps

I Can't Hardly Stand it
Domino
Love Me

The Ramones

Glad to See You Go
Oh Oh I Love Her So
I Remember You

The Dickies

Fan Mail
Curb Job
I'm Ok, You're Ok

DEVO

Jerkin' Back'n Forth
Mongoloid
Freeom Of Choice

The B-52's

Rock Lobster
Planet Claire
Private Idaho

Notable mentions got to The Specials, Stiff Little Fingers, the Pogues & The Undertones...

 

[cerealkiller182]

The Ramones

Glad to See You Go
Oh Oh I Love Her So
I Remember You

Props for not including the obvious choices

 

[The Chairman]

1) The Rolling Stones

• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - the live version from Shine A Light.
• Brown Sugar - for my money, it is probably the greatest rock and roll song ever. Raw, raunchy and wild.
• Start Me Up - their last masterpiece, and probably my favorite song from the 1980s'

2) The Who

• Won't Get Fooled Again - few songs are more anthemic and epic as this song.
• You Better, You Bet - a fabulous latter day recording. One of their mos passionate and fun recording.
• Substitute - arguably, along with "My Generation," the first punk rock song. Great riff.

3) Led Zeppelin

• Kashmir - great riff, and a very powerful and atmospheric recording.
• Stairway To Heaven - a cliched pic, but it's hard to argue is legacy and power.
• Trampled Underfoot - underrated song. Very raw and with keyboard work.

4) The Beatles

• Something - Sinatra called it the greatest love song ever, and it's hard to argue otherwise. It never says "I love you" once, but it gets the message across beautifully.
• Let It Be - one of the most uplifting songs ever. Beautiful from start to finish, great guitar solo as well.
• I've Got A Feeling - great interplay betweem John and Paul. They really cook on this one.

5) Queen

• Bohemian Rhapsody - a classic.
• Hammer To Fall - a great, turbo charged rocker about communism. Even better when done live.
• Don't Stop Me Now - just a really fun song.

 

[thedeadite]

3. Sage Francis
Civil Disobediance
Sea Lion
Makeshift Patriot

Sage Francis is AMAZING!! Good song choices too.

 

[Alex_The_ Large]

Guns N' Roses
Welcome To The Jungle
Nightrain
Paradise City

Guns N' Roses
Live And Let Die
Don't Cry [Original Lyrics]
November Rain

Guns N' Roses
Civil War
Estranged
You Could Be Mine

Led Zeppelin
Black Dog
Kashmir
Immigrant Song

AC/DC
Back In Black
Hells Bells
You Shook Me All Night Long

 

[Warhammer]

Incubus:

- "11 AM"
- "Aqueous Transmission"
- "Stellar"

Queens of the Stone Age:

- "Go With the Flow"
- "3's and 7's"
- "No One Knows"

Muse:

- "Hysteria"
- "Bliss"
- "Blackout"

Audioslave:

- "Like A Stone"
- "Shadow of the Sun"
- "Out of Exile"

U2:

- "Beautiful Day"
- "Pride (In The Name of Love)"
- "With or Without You"

It was such a pain to only choose 3 songs, but I'm proud of what I've chosen.

 

[Themanofbat]

Props for not including the obvious choices

Thanks...

 

[American_Idiot]

Incubus:

- "11 AM"
- "Aqueous Transmission"
- "Stellar"

Queens of the Stone Age:

- "Go With the Flow"
- "3's and 7's"
- "No One Knows"

Muse:

- "Hysteria"
- "Bliss"
- "Blackout"

Audioslave:

- "Like A Stone"
- "Shadow of the Sun"
- "Out of Exile"

U2:

- "Beautiful Day"
- "Pride (In The Name of Love)"
- "With or Without You"

It was such a pain to only choose 3 songs, but I'm proud of what I've chosen.

Yeah, we have similar tastes my friend. I like everything you've listed.