Favorite "legendary" rock song?

You know, like Stairway to Heaven o Free Bird, whats yours?

Rock and Roll all night by Kiss

No songs I like are classed as legendary, though they should be.

If they count as what you're talking about, then Born to Run and Like a Rolling Stone for me.chessmaster1989

OK, that's freaky. Those are literally the first two songs that came to my mind.

Paint It Black is it legendary?-eddy-

It is in my book. I love that song.

For me it would be Hey Jude.

Or Red House.

Or Sober.

or....

JEEZE I can't make up my mind.

Don't Stop. Believin'. Hold on to that feeling yeah!

My vote goes to whatever you guys class as "legendary" by Black Sabbath, excpet Paranoid.

A Day in the Life

My vote goes to whatever you guys class as "legendary" by Black Sabbath, excpet Paranoid.

Denny_Carmassi

Black Sabbath is metal :P.

But, yeah, Sabbath has so many great songs :D.

Hmm, probably Smells Like Teen Spirit.

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My vote goes to whatever you guys class as "legendary" by Black Sabbath, excpet Paranoid.

Black Sabbath is metal :P.

But, yeah, Sabbath has so many great songs :D.

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[QUOTE="Denny_Carmassi"]

My vote goes to whatever you guys class as "legendary" by Black Sabbath, excpet Paranoid.

Denny_Carmassi

Black Sabbath is metal :P.

But, yeah, Sabbath has so many great songs :D.

Black Sabbath was how I got into metal as well :P. I've gotten into a lot more metal since, but Black Sabbath and Paranoid are still two of my all-time favorite albums.

[QUOTE="Denny_Carmassi"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Black Sabbath is metal :P.

But, yeah, Sabbath has so many great songs :D.

Black Sabbath was how I got into metal as well :P. I've gotten into a lot more metal since, but Black Sabbath and Paranoid are still two of my all-time favorite albums.

is love gun legendary

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[QUOTE="Denny_Carmassi"] I know they're Metal, but to the average listener, they're just Rock. Incidentally, Black Sabbath were the band that introduced me to Metal, and anything heavier than Europe and Whitesnake, at age 5. So if I must, must, must pick a classic rock track, I'll go for Stargazer.Denny_Carmassi

Black Sabbath was how I got into metal as well :P. I've gotten into a lot more metal since, but Black Sabbath and Paranoid are still two of my all-time favorite albums.

Okay, I'll make this my last comment on this topic :P.

I actually got into Sabbath through the Dio era, and for a while I preferred it. Nowadays I prefer the Ozzy era, although I think Heaven and Hell is an absolutely fantastic album. I also love Dio's works with other bands (Rainbow, Dio, Heaven & Hell). Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is a great album, but I like Black Sabbath, Paranoid, and Vol 4 all more. To each his own, though :P.

The Final Countdown is pretty legendary stuff, considering how much attention it gets these days

The Unforgiven (the first one.) The solo is freakin' epic.

Knockin' On Heavens Door any version

I still really like "American Pie" by Don McLean.

Free Bird. Nothing can really top that

I actually don't care for many "legendary" songs, but I do love "My Generation" by The Who.

Knockin' On Heavens Door any version

uncledeath2005

I'm going to use the term "rock" fairly loosly.

Won't Get Fooled Again- The Who

Baba O'Riley- The Who

My Generation- The Who

Who Are You- The Who

Born to Run- The Boss

Do You Feel Like We Do (Live)- Peter Framton

Satisfaction- The Rolling Stones

Whole Lotta Love- Led Zeppelin

Jumpin' Jack Flash- The Rolling Stones

Purple Haze- The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Sunshine of Your Love- Cream

Crossroads- Cream

Layla- Derek and the Dominos

Almost every guitar solo he did- Eric Clapton

Suite: Judy Blue Eyes- CSN

Light My Fire- The Doors

White Rabbit- Jefferson Airplane

All Day And All of the Night- The Kinks

Cinnamon Girl- Neil Young

Time- Pink Floyd

Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd

Comfortably Numb- Pink Floyd

Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen

Black Magic Woman- Santana

La Grange- ZZ Top

Up on Cripple Creek- The Band

Just about everything from Bob Dylan in the 60's- Bob Dylan

Everything from the Beatles, ever- The Beatles

Bohemian Rhapsody or Don't Stop Believing

Almost every guitar solo he did- Eric Clapton

Light My Fire- The Doors

Black Magic Woman- Santana

Darth_Tyrev

1. My favorite is the one from 5 Long Years. I can listen to it over and over.
2. I like Light My Fire, but I think Break On Through or The End would be more legendary. My fav? Roadhouse Blues. Epic.
3. Soul Sacrifice anyone? :D