Let It Ride - BTO

Going Down Slow - Led Zeppelin

Going Down Slow - Led Zeppelin

Man In Black - Johnny Cash

It's strange hearing Jimmy talk. It kinda kills the mystery. He is nothing like you'd expect.

Ramblin' Gamblin' Man - The Bob Seger System

When The World Was Young - Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

Of the options on the second poll (since I went with Plant) I would take Jim Morrison. I voted other. I'm about to be executed when you hear who. I think Ted Nugent was the best front man. I know, calm down. Here's why: Uncle Ted has a high energy and amazing stage presence like few could even dream of. He doesn't have a great voice and never did and his studio work is mediocre at best on vocals. But when he goes live it doesn't matter that he isn't a good singer he just brings the intensity on vocals and guitar. He is therefor the best guy to have front and center I feel. He does great with a lead singer next to him like Derek St. Holmes. You still get the Nugent power and attitude because he never shuts up but with a better singing voice. There you go. Tell me I'm crazy. Also, Sammy Hagar deserves mention. Not on the poll so I'm throwing him out there as an honorable mention on my post.

Robert Plant had a lot of great albums but I wonder why he has no solo live album?

Joe Walsh was awesome anyways but he just jumped up a few notches in my book. I never knew this.

The Way - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Time For Me To Fly - REO Speedwagon

Honestly if someone was selling fakes for a cheap price I'd buy one for my coffee table. I'd like to have a real one but I'm not rich enough to spend that kind of money on a decoration. I think the Led Zeppelin store should produce cheap replicas.

I like the song. Not one of my favorites but I don't turn it off when it comes around on the CD.

Your Time Is Gonna Come - Led Zeppelin

Gone Gone Gone - Robert Plant and Alisson Krauss

Alright Now - Free

Joan Bonham (John's mother) passed away last year. She was a member of a band called The Zimmers. I just thought I'd pass that on.

So far this year: Earl Scruggs Ronnie Montrose Jimmy Ellis Davy Jones Whitney Houston Eddie King Etta James Johnny Otis John Levy Ronnie Smith Betty Barnes Billy Strange Michael Hossack I was also looking at this site thedeadrockstarsclub.com and found out that Gerry Rafferty died last year. I had no idea.

Comin' Home - Delany and Bonnie w/ Eric Clapton

Heavy Metal - Sammy Hagar

I like When The Levee Breaks better but Bring It On Home is a better tune for closing a record or live show.

I've watched the fire that grew so low...

1.LA Drone 2.The one were Robert Plant sings "Baby Baby Baby" 3.Boogie With Stu 4.Dier Maker 5.Hotel California 6.Night Flight 8.That one about sex 9.Poor Tom 10.I think the rhythm goes duh duh duh duh duh duh duh 11.Lemon Pie 12.Walter's Walk 13.LA Drone 14.The song named after the four symbols 17.In The Mood 16.Black Country Woman 17.The part of In My Time Of Dying where Plant says "Cough" 19.Zoso 20.The Stairway Remains The Same

It may not be my favorite of all time but Stairway To Heaven was not only such a phenomenal song but also one of if not the biggest songs ever. I think in terms of personal preference everyone can have their opinion but Stairway pretty much eclipses everything else.