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superboots wrote:

Bandalero wrote:pm dawn - i'd die without you
sigon kick - love is on the way
anything zeplin
shai - if i ever fall in love again, comforter
kansas - dust in the wind (my graduation song )

several others that i can't think of right now

wait, i know now....

eric clapton - beautiful tonight
extreme - more than words
anything tom petty
anything ac/dc

DUST IN THE WIND WAS MY MOM'S 8TH GRADE GRADUATION SONG! dude and she is 47

oh lord, that's funny.

it was one of those things that everyone really didn't care about, and this one guy was like, well, i like this song so i recomend it, and everyone else was like sure, whatever.

but listen to it, it's cool. *dies*

here are a few really good ones off the top of my head...



CCR - Bad Moon Rising, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Looking Out My Backdoor, Up Around The Bend, Fortunate Son... the list goes on!

ELO - Don't Bring Me Down, Blinded by the Light, Evil Woman

The Doors - L.A. Woman, Light My Fire

The Beach Boys - God Only Knows, Sloop John B, Wouldn't it be Nice

Bauchman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet

The Kinks - Lola

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

Neil Young - Over and Over, Country Home, Heart of Gold

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird

the whole beach boys pet sounds album

There are loads, but off the top of my head:

Neil Young - Heart of Gold
Joni Mitchell - River
Simon & Garfunkel - America
Ben E King - Stand By Me

Soozy wrote:There are loads, but off the top of my head:
Joni Mitchell - River

that is indeed a good one

mr. bojangles by the nitty gritty dirt band, and by only them. i don't like the other versions much.

Simom & Garfunkle - Mrs. Robinson
The Drifters - The Boardwalk
Quite a few Chris de Burgh songs
Some Billy Joel
Beach Boys - Cocomo
One or two Bon Jovi songs
A couple of Michael Jackson's songs

anytihng ac/dc
The who...- wont get fooled again, baba oreilly
BTO- aint seen nothing yet
RUSH- LIMELIGHT

any ac/dc pre brian johnson

Anything from Led Zeppelin's first 4 albums, anything by Jimi Hendrix, most of The Beatles stuff, John Lennon and George Harrison's solo stuff. Joni Mitchell's entire Clouds album, Pink Floyd, and Snowblind Friend by Steppenwolf.

superboots wrote:DUST IN THE WIND WAS MY MOM'S 8TH GRADE GRADUATION SONG! dude and she is 47

OMG Kansas. I actually saw them(well work a show they did) in 1994. That song always annoyed me. Coudl be worse-could of been Carry on Wayward Son

I don't have just one fave oldie, some of the oldies(50'-60') I like: Janis Joplin, DOORS, Rolling Stones, Beatles, Some Elvis, The song "In The Still Of The Night," I don't know who sang it. I think the 5 satins. That song is way before my time. Chubby Checkers-Twist Again-aqlot of the girl groups form the 60's. There is aradio staion here that plays all that stuff. WCBS FM. SOmetimes it is interesting to hear songs that are 40, 50 years old. Such a different time then.

As for 80's. I was very much into Punk, Synth POP, Metal, New Wave, and Rap/hip hop back then. Kind of like now-but different people.

The Who - Quadrophenia

Best album ever!

Since when does oldies = 80s?

:::troy:::

not really an oldies per say, but it is 12 years old....

John Secada - Just another day without you.

the beatles - julia

The Beatles - The entire Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club album.

Perfection!

I forgot The Coasters - Yakety Yak

edit: post 111!

bovine wrote:Since when does oldies = 80s?

:::troy:::

20 years ago 'ur so to many is old........

The Beach Boys- Wouldn't it be nice
Anything by Elvis
Anything from the Sergeant Pepper's album