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These are in no order:

Eruption-EVH

SCOM-Slash

Floods-Dimebag Darrell

Mr. Crowley(2nd solo)-Randy Rhodes

Alive-Mike McCready

MOP-Kirk Hammett

To Live Is To Die (2nd solo)-James Hetfield

Freebird-Allen Collins

Heartbreaker-Jimmy Page

Comfortably Numb-David Gilmour

I love both bands but definitely prefer AC/DC.

I love both bands alot. Im gonna say Black Sabbath cause Ive listened to five albums and found every single one great. Pantera are great but I seriously did not like Far Beyond Driven (except 3 songs). Vulgar Display of Power is one of the best metal albums ever though and The Great Southern Trendkill is extremely underrated.

I like what Ive heard, which actually isn't a whole lot, I was actually thinking of buying an album of theirs this weekend to see if I like it.

On that list it would either be Last Child or Mama Kin but Dream On is their best I believe. I dont think they'll ever top it especially now.

Hell yeah brilliant song, possibly the best on Houses of the Holy.

I havent listened to the cd but I have the DVD and its pretty fuckin good. There are some songs I dont feel work very well in that setting (Sandman, Fuel, Sad But True, and Devils Dance). However, I think Call of Ktulu, The Thing That Should Not Be, and Hero of the Day are actually way better here than the original versions. Plus, No Leaf Clover and -Human are both great songs.

The Unforgiven and Fade to Black should have definitely have been here.

70s Aerosmith is way better. I like Kiss but am not a huge fan.

Ice Cream Man-Van Halen

You Really Got Me-Van Halen

So What-Metallica

The two greatest covers would probably be Crossroads and All Along The Watchtower though.

Freddie mercury is the best. Hands down.

John Bonham

Lars Ulrich

Keith Moon

Brad Wilk

Dave Grohl

Vinnie Abbott

This was difficult I have never really thought of my favorite drummers but I have always really been most impressed with the six i just listed. Other drummers worth mentioning would be Bill Ward, Mitch Mitchell, Nick Menza, Matt Cameron, Queens Drummer (I keep forgetting his name), and the first drummer in Ozzy's solo band.

Yes I like them very much.

Pink Floyd.

Yeah I gotta say Bonham and JPJ, but Entwhistle and Moon are very, very close.

Oh shit yeah happy birthday man. Dont care what anyone says you are a great guitarist.

Dave Grohl is an awesome drummer, easily the best musician in Nirvana.

Yeah i actually prefer Battle of Evermore slightly.

Yeah i'll go with Slash and say Nobody's Fault is the best.

Don't really no my favorite bass player but Id say Steve Harris. I love Maidens galloping bassline. Id say Cliff Burton cause he did some impressive thins on bass but fuck half the time he wasnt even audible.

Glad to see another fan of D'yer Ma'ker, its usually one of the most hated Zeppelin songs. I thought Zep pulled off reggae flawlessly.

Awesome cant wait for the new album. Just really gettin into Iron Maiden now and Bruce sounds like a really cool guy.

I just recently bought this album and am listening to it now. Whats everyone's opinion of it? I think its a great album but definitely not my favorite of theirs. There are great songs like The Song Remnains The Same (even though Plant's vocals are a little whiny on this track), The Rain Song, Over The Hills and Far Away, D'yer Ma'ker, No Quarter (Doesn't this sound a lot like Sabbath?), and The Ocean. Then theres stuff like The Crunge and Dancing Days (kinda catchy but also annoying) which aren't good at all IMO. This was probably their most experimental album to this point and for the most part it worked brilliantly but I prefer II, III, and IV to this album.

Yes I love the lyrics and Ronnies vocal performance the most.

Yeah I love it too. In fact, it is the only non-80s song on Vault that I like. All their shit i have heard from the 90s is trash.

1. Mind Riot

2. Limo Wreck

3. Outshined

4. Rusty Cage

5. Black Hole Sun

6. Superunknown

7. Jesus Christ Pose

8. Head Down

9. Spoonman

10. Mailman