What are the most important songs in these last 75 years of rockNroll?
Like a rolling stone - Bob Dylan
Strawberry fields forever - Lennon/McCartney
Replies to: What are the most important songs in these last 75 years of rockNroll?
Rocket 88, Maybellene, Satisfaction, Blitzkrieg Bop
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Important in what way?
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you're a smart guy, figure it out.
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If I defined the concept of "important" in the context of your post, you'd hate it, no matter what
... it was.
So that's the reason for my question.
Time - Pink Floyd
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SiriusXM named Stairway to Heaven as THE most important rock song
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Do you agree with this?
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No.
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Zep has a number of songs better than that.. IMHO
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Over the hills and far away
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"yesterday" by the beatles; then "help". if you're over 80, you'll understand.
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Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry...Wake Up Little Susie - Everly Bro's...The Way It Is -
Bruce Hornsby....Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel...Hard Day's Night - Beatles
Muskrat Love - Captain & Tennille
1976...signaled the end of Rock & Roll and the rise of Hip-Hop, Punk and New Wave...
“It’s Your Thing” Isley Brothers 1969
Contains the most powerful song lyric in music history:
“I can’t tell you who to sock it to”
I'm surprised you didn't find Stay Awhile as that moment.
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Ohio — CSN; Fire and Rain — James Taylor, American Pie— Don McLean
Mercy Mercy Me — Marvin Gaye
Both Sides, Now — Joni Mitchell
The Sound of Silence — Simon & Garfunkel
Homeward Bound — Simon & Garfunkel
Thunder Road — Bruce Springsteen
Allentown—Billy Joel
This is the defining song in our times and it's not even close.
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM9G5x32s64
Bwahahaha
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