10 Best Soft Rock Songs

1. I just went and saw JOURNEY live at the fair, the new lead singer was great, glad their in the top 10 !

Posted at 8:15PM on Aug 26th 2009 by theresa kaelin

2. Coiuld have done without the Eagles (so NOT an Eagles fan), right on with Steve Perry and Christopher Cross.

Posted at 12:44PM on Nov 1st 2009 by Christine

3. No one is better than Steve Perry, his voice is flawless

Posted at 1:02PM on Nov 1st 2009 by karen

4. Headline a bit misleading here. Clarification needed. "Soft Rock" is synonym for BAD ROCK. That is universally understood by one and all (apology to those women out there who comprise 100% of all "soft rock" lovers). So when you have a list of the top ten soft rock songs ever you are really talking about the best of the worst. No wait. Isn't it really the worst of the worst? Yeah thats it, the worst of the worst.

Posted at 2:48PM on Nov 1st 2009 by bill

5. the first time ever I saw your face. hauntingly beautiful. should be there.

Posted at 6:57PM on Nov 1st 2009 by amarsh54

6. i agree with the choices they are some of the best songs ever played to put you into a relaxed state of mind.

Posted at 7:48PM on Nov 1st 2009 by amy

7. This is actually a comment on the the saddest song list, though it might be seen as a soft rock song as well: How could no one have chosen the saddest song ever written---Cat Stevens's "How Can I Tell You," the quintessential ode of longing for romantic love. I've literally cried at least 10,000 tears listening to this song.

Posted at 12:38AM on Nov 2nd 2009 by Gabriel Bruno

8. I vote for Motorhead's "Ace Of Spades".

Posted at 10:01AM on Nov 3rd 2009 by confoozedmaroon

9. There's just too many to keep the list at 10 but this list isn't complete without a song from Bread like "Make It With You" or "Everything I Own", ect.

Posted at 8:38PM on Nov 4th 2009 by Neal

10. I never get tired of listening to Air Supply, my all-time favorite. Lost in Love should be on this list!

Posted at 9:37AM on May 2nd 2010 by Sandy

11. To bad he decided to race cars instead of singing songs???????????????

Posted at 12:42PM on May 17th 2010 by Larry P W

12. I live in a world where soft rock happily co-exists with other genres and annoyed that people feel the need to dismiss it as somehow less worthy than whatever they prefer. If you're too hot and happenin' for soft rock now, just wait, it'll be here when you're ready for it and when you can't remember what you saw in the Ramones or Twisted Sister.

Posted at 4:03AM on Jul 11th 2010 by SHORESLADY