Kansas - "Dust in the Wind"
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Heart - "Magic Man"
ELO - "Don't Bring Me Down" (unauthorized shuffle girl version). Watch vol.
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Alice Cooper - "Welcome to My Nightmare" (Live 2005). Only mono unfortunately.
Motley Crue - "Girls, Girls, Girls" (live, circa 2019)
Point taken, Death_Block.
I think that song is probably old enough, and classic enough to qualify though. Plus the OP didn't really specify "no metal allowed". All he said was... 25 years or older... which potentially leaves the door open to alot of different stuff.
It's not my intention to flood this thread with metal tracks though, if that was a concern. There are other perfectly good threads here for that.
"Classic rock" isn't really a genre anyway. It's more of a loosely defined radio format, like "adult contemporary", which can include a wide array of things. Including (I would argue) stuff like this...
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The J. Geils Band - Centerfold
Toto - Africa
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Point taken, Death_Block.
I think that song is probably old enough, and classic enough to quality though. Plus the OP didn't really specify "no metal allowed". All he said was... 25 years or older... which potentially leaves the door open to alot of different stuff.
It's not my intention to flood this thread with metal tracks though, if that was a concern. There are other perfectly good threads here for that.
"Classic rock" isn't really a genre anyway. It's more of a loosely defined radio format, like "adult contemporary", which can include a wide array of things. Including (I would argue) stuff like this...
Oh I didn't mean any harm in it, more surprising how times goes on so quickly and realising that song is over 30 years old.
The Tubes - She's A Beauty
Billy Thorpe - Children Of The Sun
Spencer Davis Group - I'm A Man
The Yardbirds - Heart Full Of Soul
The Youngbloods - Get Together
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