Beatles: REVOLUTION (However I love almost ALL OF THEM!!) - I have this on 45

Foreigner: Waiting for a girl like you (I have this album and on 45 (Sounds a little better on the 45))

Bon Jovi: Living on a prayer
Elton John: Goodbye yellow brick road
Chicago: If you leave me now (I HAVE THIS ALBUM -- OH MY IT SOUNDS SO GOOD IN ANALOG!! -- Chicago III)

Billy Joel: Its still rock and roll to me (I have this album)
Supertramp: Dreamer (I have the album)
Led Zepplin: Communication Breakdown (I have the album)
ELO: Telephone Line (I have this album)
Wierd Al: Eat it
Metallica: Enter Sandman
Hall and Oats: Private eyes (I have this on cassette)
Steve Miller band: Abracadabra - I have this on 45
Olivia Newton John: Xanadu

Whats yours dues??

Beatles: Octopus's Garden

Foreigner: I Wanna Know What Love Is

Bon Jovi: Living On A Prayer

Elton John: Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters

Chicago: Look Away

Billy Joel: We Didn't Start The Fire (I can sing it by heart...I know every word to that song. Which took years to accomplish!)

Supertramp: Breakfast In America

Led Zeppelin: D'Yer Ma'ker

ELO: Sweet Talkin' Woman

Weird Al: Like A Surgeon (HEY! CUTTIN FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME!!!)

Metallica: *None...I hate Metallica* Sorry.

Hall and Oates: Rich Girl (One of my old friends and I used to sing this at work all the time...We broke out into it...It was so much fun!)

Steve Miller band: Swingtown

Olivia Newton John: Summer Nights (that song from Grease)

Beatles: In My Life(and about 1000 others!):D

Foreigner: I Wanna Know What Love Is

Bon Jovi: Living On A Prayer

Elton John: Island Girl

Chicago: If You Leave Me Now

Billy Joel: My Life

Supertramp: The Logical Song

Led Zeppelin: Not really a fan:(

ELO: Don't Bring Me Down

Weird Al: Lasagna

Metallica: Turn The Page

Hall and Oates: Maneater

Steve Miller band: Take The Money And Run

Olivia Newton John: Have You Never Been Mellow
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Beatles: The Long and Winding Road

Foreigner: Not a fan

Bon Jovi: Living On A Prayer

Elton John: I'm Still Standing

Chicago: If You Leave Me Now

Billy Joel: We Didn't Start The Fire

Supertramp: Not a fan

Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused

ELO: Strange Magic

Weird Al: Not a fan

Metallica: Not a fan

Hall and Oates: Out of Touch

Steve Miller band: Abacadabra

Olivia Newton John: Magic

Beatles: Nowhere Man

Foreigner: Dirty White Boy

Bon Jovi: You Give Love a Bad Name
Elton John: Saturday's All Right For Fighting
Chicago: Does Anybody Know What Time It Is?
Billy Joel: Uptown Girl (but only because Christie Brinkley is in the video)
Supertramp: Bloody Well Right
Led Zeppelin: The Rover (though the entire 'Physical Graffiti' album is excellent)
ELO: Poker
Weird Al: Happy Birthday (though I love 'Eat It')
Metallica: Fight Fire With Fire (though the entire 'Ride the Lightning' album rules)
Hall and Oats: Kiss On My List (because it was in the movie 'Twirl')
Steve Miller Band: Wild Mountain Honey
Olivia Newton John: Living In Desperate Times & the one which goes, "Got to believe we are magic".

Beatles - "Paperback Writer"

Foreigner - "Blue Morning Blue Day"

Bon Jovi - "Runaway"

Elton John - "In Neon"

Chicago - "Alive Again"

Billy Joel - "Sometimes a Fantasy"

Supertramp - "Goodbye Stranger"

Led Zeppelin - "The Immigrant Song"

ELO - "Last Train to London"

Weird Al - "I Lost On Jeopardy"

Metallica - "The Memory Remains" (With Marianne Faithfull)

Hall and Oates - "Dream Time" (Daryl Hall solo), "Did it in a Minute" (Duo)

Steve Miller band - "Heart Like a Wheel"

Olivia Newton John - "Come On Over"

Beatles - "Eight Days a Week"
Foreigner - "Dirty White Boy"
Bon Jovi - "Love for Sale"
Elton John - "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues"
Chicago - "Feelin' Stronger Every Day"
Billy Joel - "Just the Way You Are"
Supertramp - "Dreamer"
Led Zeppelin - "Fool in the Rain"
ELO - "Sweet is the Night"
Weird Al - "Midnight Star"
Metallica - None
Hall & Oates - "United State"
Steve Miller Band - "Jungle Love"
Olivia Newton John - "Heart Attack"

I have way too many favorites from a lot of these artists. But I'll try to name a few.

Beatles: Let It Be, Yesterday, In My Life, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Yellow Submarine, Octopus' Garden, Sgt. Pepper's Lonelyhearts Club Band, Here Comes The Sun, Day Tripper, Baby, You Can Drive My Car, I am the Walrus, Ticket to Ride, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da........tons others

Foreigner: Feels Like The First Time, Urgent, Waiting For a Girl Like You, I Want to Know What Love Is, Jukebox Hero

Bon Jovi: Living On A Prayer, You Give Love A Bad Name

Elton John: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (definitely my top favorite!), I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues, Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting, Tiny Dancer, Someone Saved My Life Last Night, Rocket Man, Benny and the Jets, Crocodile Rock

Chicago: You're The Inspiration, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (the first two are some of my top favorites!), 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, If You Leave Me Now, It's You and Me, Beginnings, Color My World.

Billy Joel: Just The Way You Are (love the Bruno Mars song of the same name for that matter- but I always think of both now whenever I hear one or the other- both great songs), We Didn't Start The Fire, Piano Man, New York State of Mind, (first four are some of my all time favorites), Uptown Girl, Honesty, You May Be Right, Only The Good Die Young (though I don't agree with all the theology of this song), It's Still Rock and Roll to Me, River of Dreams, Tell Her About It, An Innocent Man, She's Got A Way, She's Always A Woman, The Longest Time, Movin' Out, Big Shot, I Go to Extremes, Don't Ask Me Why, and Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)

Supertramp: Give A Little Bit

Led Zepplin: Stairway to Heaven (without the drug trips;)- I'll stick with Jacob's Ladder that Jesus made available to us through John 3:16-17:) :cool: ), Thank You, Kashmir, Rock 'N' Roll, Good News, Bad News|

Electric Light Orchestra: Don't Bring Me Down

Weird Al: tons..... Eat It, Fat, Like A Surgeon, I Lost On Jeopardy, Living with a Hernia, Jurassic Park, Bedrock Anthem, Theme from Rocky XIII, Virus Alert, Craigslist, Ebay, Everything You Know Is Wrong, Your Horoscope for Today, Yoda, The Saga Begins, You Don't Love Me Anymore, Frank's 2000'' TV, Do I Creep You Out?, White and Nerdy, My Bologna, I Love Rocky Road, Another One Rides The Bus, Dare to Be Stupid, UHF, When I Was Your Age, Albuquerque, This Is The Life, One More Minute, The Brady Bunch, The Night Santa Went Crazy, Christmas at Ground Zero, Smells Like Nirvana, You're Pitiful, Ricky, Perform This Way, I Want A New Duck, Girls Just Want To Have Lunch, I Can't Watch This, Good Enough for Now, Addicted to Spuds, Spam, I Think I'm A Clone Now, Lasagna, Why Does This Always Happen to Me?, Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies, Isle Thing, She Drives Like Crazy, The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota, The Good Old Days, Trigger Happy, I Was Only Kidding, The White Stuff, Headline News, Amish Paradise, Gump, I'm So Sick of You, I Remember Larry, Phony Calls, Pretty Fly for a Rabbi, Jerry Springer, Grapefruit Diet, It's All About the Pentiums, Couch Potato, Hardware Store, A Complicated Song, Ode to a Superhero, Bob, Confessions Part III, Trapped in the Drive-Thru, Canadian Idiot, Don't Download This Song, I'll Sue Ya, Whatever You Like, Skipper Dan, Ringtone, CNR, Midnight Star, Nature Trail to Hell, Party in the CIA, If That Isn't Love, Stop Forwarding That Crap to Me and all his polka medleys.

Metallica: Enter Sandman

Hall and Oates: Maneater, Kiss On My List, Rich Girl (though I ignore one of the rhymes), Private Eyes, I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)

Steve Miller Band: The Joker, Rock 'N' Me, Fly Like An Eagle and Big Jet Airliner

Olivia Newton John: Physical (though I think of it just in terms of the work out music video she has to accompany this- though I'm thinking there are probably sexual undertones too), Xanadu

What, no Cliff Burton era songs??

I'm not really a huge fan of Metallica, so honestly- "Enter Sandman" is pretty much the only song I know by the band. What's one of your favorites from the Cliff Burton era though?:) :cool:

I'm not really a huge fan of Metallica, so honestly- "Enter Sandman" is pretty much the only song I know by the band. What's one of your favorites from the Cliff Burton era though?:) :cool:
Here are a few:

The Four Horsemen
Whiplash
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Creeping Death
Master Of Puppets
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)

Seek And Destroy
Phantom Lord
No Remorse
Metal Militia
Ride the Lightning
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Fade To Black
Trapped Under Ice
The Call Of Ktulu
Battery
The Thing That Should Not Be
Disposable Heroes
Leper Messiah
Orion
Damage, Inc.

Nice list!:) :cool: - some interesting titles there, for sure.

The Beatles - "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"

Foreigner - "Waiting for a Girl Like You"

Elton John - Toss-up: "Bennie and the Jets" / "All the Girls Love Alice"

Chicago - "Beginnings"

Billy Joel - Toss-up: "New York State of Mind" / "Leave a Tender Moment Alone"

Supertramp - "Take the Long Way Home"

Led Zeppelin - "Gallows Pole"

ELO - "Showdown"

Weird Al - "Another One Rides the Bus"

Hall & Oates - "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)"

Steve Miller Band - "Fly Like an Eagle"

Beatles: Helter Skelter
Foreigner: Juke Box Hero
Bon Jovi: Dead Or Alive
Elton John: Rocketman
Chicago: Anyway You Want
Billy Joel: We Didn't Start The Fire
Supertramp: The Logical Song
Led Zepplin: When The Levee Breaks
ELO: Showdown
Wierd Al: Eat it
Metallica: One
Hall and Oats: Private eyes
Steve Miller band: Abracadabra
Olivia Newton John: Xanadu

Nice list!:) :cool: - some interesting titles there, for sure.
Which is why I find it ironic that a band with a history like Metallica's is listed in with other pop-oriented bands and performers, because they certainly didn't start out that way thirty years ago.

Beatles: REVOLUTION (However I love almost ALL OF THEM!!) - I have this on 45

Foreigner: Waiting for a girl like you (I have this album and on 45 (Sounds a little better on the 45))

Bon Jovi: Living on a prayer
Elton John: Goodbye yellow brick road
Chicago: If you leave me now (I HAVE THIS ALBUM -- OH MY IT SOUNDS SO GOOD IN ANALOG!! -- Chicago III)

Billy Joel: Its still rock and roll to me (I have this album)
Supertramp: Dreamer (I have the album)
Led Zepplin: Communication Breakdown (I have the album)
ELO: Telephone Line (I have this album)
Wierd Al: Eat it
Metallica: Enter Sandman
Hall and Oats: Private eyes (I have this on cassette)
Steve Miller band: Abracadabra - I have this on 45
Olivia Newton John: Xanadu

Whats yours dues??


My list:

Beatles - Ticket to Ride
Foreigner - I want to know what love is
Bon Jovi - Dead or Alive
Elton John - Tiny Dancer
Chicago - Feelin' Stronger Every Day
Billy Joel - A Matter of Trust
Supertramp - Goodbye Stranger
Led Zepplin - Stairway to Heaven
ELO - - Sweet talkin' Woman
Weird Al - (no favorite)
Metallica - Unforgiven
Hall & Oates - Maneater
Steve Miller Band - Jungle Love
Olivia Newton John - Have you never been Mellow

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Originally Posted by MacLeaper
Nice list! - some interesting titles there, for sure.

Which is why I find it ironic that a band with a history like Metallica's is listed in with other pop-oriented bands and performers, because they certainly didn't start out that way thirty years ago.


Well- it's always nice to enjoy a mix of different kinds of music- but yeah, I wouldn't think of Metallica (at any point of its history) as exactly pop music....

No but thier FIRST ALBUM has thier best stuff they ever put out.....

Beatles: Strawberry Fields Forever
Foreigner: Head Games
Elton John: Don't Go Breaking My Heart (with Kiki Dee) / Philadelphia Freedom
Chicago: Saturday in the Park
Billy Joel: Just the Way You Are
Supertramp: The Logical Song
Led Zeppelin: Stairway to Heaven
ELO: Last Train to London (moved it ahead of Telephone Line just recently)
Weird Al: I Lost on Jeopardy
Hall and Oates: Sara Smile
Steve Miller Band: Jet Airliner
Olivia Newton-John: Have You Never Been Mellow / Suddenly (with Cliff Richard)