2. Springstein sucks!!!!!
Posted at 8:26PM on Jun 19th 2010 by daisy lee jamie
3. Nazareth Hair Of the Dog, Shot all the songs on this LP
Posted at 9:30PM on Jun 19th 2010 by kbkdsa
4. Great collection of tunes but... Where's Springsteins "Born to Run"?
Posted at 12:22AM on Jun 21st 2010 by dryheatjimmy
5. Springstein? I didn't know Bruce had a Jewish cousin that sings. Springsteen on the other hand does suck.
Posted at 11:12PM on Jun 19th 2010 by Kirby
6. Of course, "The Stones" have the most songs on the top 100 classic list; the "Stones" rule!
Posted at 10:42PM on Jun 19th 2010 by ageless
7. This is one goofy list. I like Led Zep but give me a break.
Posted at 10:56PM on Jun 19th 2010 by bob parks
8. there is no other band that can come close to Led Zep.
Posted at 12:05AM on Jun 20th 2010 by carol
9. NO SUBLIME?!?
Posted at 1:17AM on Jun 20th 2010 by crystal
10. Both Wont Get Fooled Again and Pinball Wizard Deserve to be ranked in the top 10 Townsends ability to write great lyrics and master the Moog synthesizer in it's infancy is pur genius . Daltry's scream in Wont Get Fooled Again is incredible listen closely he doesn't hold the note it descends with unparalleled power
Posted at 2:53AM on Jun 20th 2010 by Denny w
11. They lost me at Back In Black in 67th place and Boston Peace Of Mind at 64th. Thought this was a rock list, not a hippie crap band list. Back In Black is the best rock song of all time. When that song comes on, no matter what type of people you are around a horned hand goes in the air!!!
Posted at 5:41AM on Jun 20th 2010 by Joey
12. You have to understand that their are too many classic songs to count. So what do they do. They pick from whatever source they got all these from and put it up and then they wait for all of us to scream at them and each other. Of course there are a myriad of songs they have left out. The only thing to do is just to list all known songs and have AOL subscribers vote don't you think?
Posted at 2:36PM on Jun 28th 2010 by Larry
13. where is "hotel califorina" on this list? and if ya ain't lived the times how do you know what the songs mean?
Posted at 10:44PM on Jul 30th 2010 by cat
14. This list is typical play list radio and does not really address the influence of real classic rock lovers. For instance why Kansas a mediocre band is here is beyond me. Why Let It Rain, Clapton's best guitar solo is not here is amazing, as is not Stones Can't you Hear me Calling which is their best jam and maybe one of the best Rock jams ever not on the list is mind blowing as is no Santana, no Jefferson Airplne or Starship, or no Dead. Come on lets have a real list from people who know more than what is now played on the radio.
Posted at 11:14AM on Aug 3rd 2010 by perry newman
15. why dont all songs play
Posted at 5:31PM on Sep 20th 2010 by mark harris
16. I KNOW WHY
Posted at 5:37PM on Sep 20th 2010 by mark harris
17. I love rock and roll
Posted at 10:51PM on Sep 25th 2010 by jbird32
18. MORE EAGLES PLEASE.
Posted at 9:48PM on Oct 6th 2010 by bw29680
19. This list is nearly as deep as the Rolling Stone Top 500 songs. Duane Allman had more talent in his left pinky finger than Lynyrd Skynryd's pilot had in keeping an airplane in the air, let alone their band as a whole. Sweet Home Alabama 4??? honestly...? the lack of Yes, classic Genesis, Bruce Springsteen, Little Feat, The Outlaws, Ted Nugent, Leon Russell, Allman Brothers, Santana, Jefferson Airplane, Jethro Tull, Jeff Beck, Emerson Lake and Palmer, David Bowie, and others could have properly been addressed had the list not contained the entirety of Led Zeppelin's discography. While containing some awesome songs, this list was essentially created by listening to an average day of classic rock radio. Christ...think much yourself...I would have never imagined Stairway to Heaven in any other place but 1. The great thing is Tull's 40+ minutes of orgasm that is Thick as a Brick has more musicality and ingenuity in the first two minutes than all Led Zeppelin songs combined. While your list has some good variety early on, after 30 it becomes a hodpodge of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, band's the are good in their own right but essentially the equivalent of marijuana. They're a gateway to better, harder, and sexier drugs: see Frank Zappa's music.
Posted at 8:24PM on Dec 2nd 2010 by Tate Young
1. No Springsteen on the list? I mean, ZZ Top, but no Bruce? I don't think so.
Posted at 3:01PM on Jun 8th 2010 by Paul