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Dire Straits - Love Over Gold (can't get enough of it)

Tom Petty - Southern Accents (didn't like it at first but now 'i'm loving it')

Tom Petty may not be political music but he's songs got some perspective in life. B) Same goes with Queen and you wouldn't believe it after listening to Dust n' Bones but Izzy has it too.

The Man Who Sold the World - Nirvana (David Bowie cover)

The guys can play that's for sure and Wind of Change is nice (but overplayed) song. But their rock song don`t have enough attitude imo

1. Use Your Illusion I

2. Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds

3. Love Over Gold - Dire Straits

4. Into the Great Wide Open - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

5. Innuendo - Queen

haha GnR beats Nirvana

Yeah yeah yeah

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I'm surprised Dire Straits were 6th, no one ever talks about them.

Have you listened to his music? I've heard some clips of his songs and it seems like he is a pretty talented musician.

I know there are cds called Lie: The Love and Terror Cult, Manson Speaks, Commemoration and Family Jams. Is there more albums from Manson?

Maybe Sultans of Swing at the time.

60's and 70's rock n' roll belonged to Britain: Rolling Stones, Beatles, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc.

The music hasn't died, it just have been hiding behind the scenes for 10 years.

Their songs are catchy and Jon Bon Jovi's voice is easy to like so it's no surprise they are popular. I'm not into their music myself but sometimes when you're in a bar Bon Jovi songs gives you the party feeling you want. Though once my friend was thrown out of this bar because he played It's My Life for 20 times from the jugebox.

Strange! When i try to enter the site it just loads a blank site. I even tried to use computers in my schools and that didn't work either. But thanks for the info guys!

Anyone know what happened? It was a great site, I used to check album reviews and lots of other stuff there but for some reason the site has been down for a couple of months.

I don't listen to blues but I like Gary Moore's songs.

1. Axl

2. Freddie Mercury

3. Mick Jagger

4. Mark Knopfler

5. Tom Petty

1. Guns n' Roses

2. Dire Straits

3. Izzy Stradlin

4. Queen

5. Tom Petty

6. Pink Floyd

7. Gary Moore

8. Rolling Stones

9. Bob Dylan

10. Alice Cooper

Gn'R: AFD, UYI 1&2

Dire Straits: Love Over Gold, Brothers in Arms

Izzy Stradlin: Ju Ju Hounds, 117 Degrees

Queen: Innuendo, A Kind of Magic, A Night at the Opera

Tom Petty: Into the Great Wide Open, Wildflowers, Damn the Torpedos

Gary Moore: After the War

Pink Floyd: The Wall

And where's Mark Knopfler? Maybe he doesn't deserve to be in top 10 but come on top 50.

And no one appreciates Gary Moore, he is too unknown to make that list but vastly underrated.

Is music better than sex? :krider:

Guns n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction

Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds

Dire Straits - Dire Straits

Queen - Queen

I wouldn't call UYIs lame but The Wall is definitely more epic album. But Queen's albums Innuendo, A Kind of Magic and Made in Heaven are very deep stuff also.

Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms

Queen - A Night at the Opera

Pink Floyd - The Wall

BUY THEM NOW!

Queen all the way! I'm just listening their song '39 what a great piece of music.

The score is 13 - 11 - 3. Someone is messing with the results

Voted for GnR

Queen is more talented band than U2 and it's also one of my favourite bands.