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[Hellfire]

Zeppelin, The Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd would be my suggestions. All are really good.

[Miami Vice]

"Two Ticket To Paradise" - Eddie Money

"Owner of a Lonley Heart" - YES

"Sunglasses at Night" - Corey Hart

"Broken Wings" - Mister Mister

"Hey You" - BTO

"Africa" - Toto

"Hold The LIne" - Toto

"I've Been Waiting" - Forigner

"I Want To Know What Love Is" - Forigner

"Horse With No Name" - America

"Keep on Rockin' in the Free World" - Neil Young

"White Wedding" - Bill Idol

"Strutter" - KISS

"We Could Be Hero's" - David Bowie

"Barracuda" - Heart

"In The Air Tonight" - Phil Collins

"Running Down a Dream" - Tom Petty

Those were just off the top of my head.

[Guest Wrestling_Man]

Don't forget about Men At Work. There a great band.

[Darloboy]

Guns N' Roses

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[Guest fultie]

"Two Ticket To Paradise" - Eddie Money

"Owner of a Lonley Heart" - YES

"Sunglasses at Night" - Corey Hart

"Broken Wings" - Mister Mister

"Hey You" - BTO

"Africa" - Toto

"Hold The LIne" - Toto

"I've Been Waiting" - Forigner

"I Want To Know What Love Is" - Forigner

"Horse With No Name" - America

"Keep on Rockin' in the Free World" - Neil Young

"White Wedding" - Bill Idol

"Strutter" - KISS

"We Could Be Hero's" - David Bowie

"Barracuda" - Heart

"In The Air Tonight" - Phil Collins

"Running Down a Dream" - Tom Petty

Those were just off the top of my head.

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[Guest George]

aaand.. Beatles dude, there's not one bad CD...

John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney

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[tristy]

Pink Floyd > The Doors > The Beatles

[paidelr]

Martika- Toy Soldiers

[Lowerdeck]

Eh, that song there (Martika's) isn't so bad in small doses.

[GoGo Yubari]

And yes, they own Beatles .

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You're terribly wrong, of course, but hey, everyone makes mistakes.

[Guest fultie]

THE DOORS DO NOT OWN THE BEATLES THE BEALTES OWN EBERYBODY

[Steeb]

Pink Floyd > The Doors > The Beatles

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[Guest HYA]

The Doors, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Clash

[The Hardcore Canuck]

A Flock of Seagulls -> I Ran (So Far Away)

Men Without Hats -> The Safety Dance

Twisted Sister -> We're Not Going To Take It / I Want To Rock

Autograph -> Turn Up The Radio

Dead Or Alive -> You Spin Me Right Round

Frankie Goes To Hollywood -> Relax

Madness -> Our House

B-52s -> Love Shack

Devo -> Whip It

Gary Numan -> Cars

Quiet Riot -> C'mon Feel The Noise

The Vapours -> Turning Japanese

Wham -> Wake Me Up (Before You Go-Go)

Wild Cherry -> Play That Funky Music (White Boy)

Edwin Star -> War

[Dogbert]

If you want some good Fleetwood Mac, get "The Dance", which is basically a live greatest-hits collection they did in 1997. The thing is awesome.

[Guest fultie]

Edwin Star -> War

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[Guest Booker T & The MG's]

The Smiths

The Cult

Kraftwerk

[VerbalPuke]

Eric Burden & TheNameOfTheBandSlipsMyMind's version of War is awesome.

Is this the song with the lyrics "War, what is it good for, absolutely nothing"? If so, then I suggest the version D.O.A does, a good punk rock alternate to the original. They were a good 70s, 80s bands for the thread starter to look into.

[Guest fultie]

yeah.. that's the song

[GhostMachine]

Well, I grew up in the 80's, but I mostly listened to hard rock and heavy metal back then (but I did listen to other stuff).

Songs I'd recommend:

White Wedding, Rebel Yell, Eyes Without A Face, Flesh For Fantasy - Billy Idol

Private Eyes, Maneater, Family Man, I Can't Go For That, Method Of Modern Love - Hall & Oates

Don't Stand Too Close To Me, King of Pain, Every Breath You Take - The Police

Stayin' Alive, Jive Talkin', How Deep Is Your Love, Dancin' - The Bee-Gees

Just about anything by AC\DC

Just about anything by KISS, except their disco stuff (which bombed) and most of the stuff they did post-facepaint removal (they did do a few good songs without the facepaint, like Hide Your Heart and Tears Are Falling, but most of it was crap).

And there's one song I absolutely HAVE to recommend:

The theme to Shaft by Isaac Hayes. That song is the shiznit, and is cooler than the version he did for the Samuel L. Jackson movie.